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THE GOD S OF
Sequel
By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
Author of the Tnrzan Stories
CIlAl'TEIt XX (Continued).
THEUD could bo but one explanation.
They were being pursued by another hos
tile fleet Well, the situation could be no
Worse, The expedition already wn.8
doomed.
No man that had embarked upon It
would return across that dreary Icecap.
How I wished that I mlRht face Znt Arrns
With my lonesword for lust an Instant be
fore I dledr It was ho who had caused
our failure.
As I watched the oncoming ten I Baw
their pursuers race swiftly Into sight. It
wns another great fleet', for a moment I
could not bellovo my eyes: but Anally I
was forced to ndmlt that tho most fatal
calamity had overtaken tho expedition, for
the fleet I saw was nono other than the
fleet of the Flret Born that should have
been so safely bottled tip In Omoan.
"What a-serlor of misfortunes and disas
ters! What nwful fato hovered over mo
that I should havo'been so terribly thwarted
at every nrtfilo of my search for my lost
lovol Could It bo possible that the cursa of
Issus waB upon met That thoro was In
deed somo malign divinity In that hideous
carcass! . . . ,
I would not bellovo tt, and, throwing back
my shoulders, I ran to tho deck below to
loin my men In repelling boarders from ono
of tho them craft that had grappled us
broadside In the wild lust of hand-to-hand
combat my old hopefulness returned. And ns
them after thcrn went down beneath my
blade I could nlmost feel that wo should win
success In the end oven from apparent fail
ure ,,
My presence among tho men so great!
Inspirited them that they fell upon tho luck
less whites with such ferocity that within
a few moments wo had turned the tables
upon them, and a second later, as wo
swarmed tholr own decks, I had the satis
faction of seeing their commander take tho
long leap from tho bows of his vessel in
token of surrender nnd defeat.
Then I joined Kanton Knn Ho had been
watching what had tnken placo on the deck
below, and It scorned to have given him a
new thought Immediately ho passed an
order to one of his oillccrs, and presently
tho colors of tho Prlnco of Helium broke
from every point of tho flagship
A great cheer aroso from tho men of our
own ship, a cheer that was takon up by
every othor vessel of our expedition as
thoy In turn brolto my colors from their
upper works.
Then Kanto-J Kan sprung his coup. A
signal leglblo to every sailor of all tho
fleets engaged In that flcrco strugglo was
strung aloft upon tho flagship
"Men of llollum for the Prlnco of Helium
against all his enemies," It icad.
Presently my colors broko from ono of
Zat Arra3 ships. Then from another nnd
another. On somo wo could soo ilerco bat
tles waging between tho Zodangan soldiery
and tho Hcllumetlc crows, but eventually
tho colors of the Prlnco of Helium floated
nbovo every ship that had followod Zat
Arras upon our trail only hla flagship
flow them not.
Zat Arraj had brought 5000 shlp3. Tho
eky was black with tho three enormous
fleets. It was Helium against tho Held
now, and tho fight had settled to countless
Individual duels. Tliero could bo little or
no mancuerlng of fleets In that crowded.
Arc-split sky.
Zat Arrns' flagship was close to my
own. I could soo tho thin features of tho
man from where I btood.
His Zodangan crow was pouring broad
Bldo after broad3ldo Into us and wo were
returning tholr flro with orpial ferocity.
Closer and closer camo tho two csocls
until but a few yard3 Intervened, drapplora
FARMER SMITH'S
A STREET CAR AND AN ELEPHANT
Not many years ago the streets were harmless, amiable pathways. To keep
one's body safo it was only necessary to come in when it rained, to look out
for the Indians and wild beasts behind the bushes and things like that.
Now thero are n thousand perils in every direction. We have so many
machines, so many swift-moving vehicles, such high speeds and so much heavier
traffic in general that it becomes positively necessary to keep our MINDS ever
on tho WATCH for DANGER.
In order to watch danger we must be able to recognize it.
If you saw an ELEPHANT, one three timeB as tall ns you are, coming
down a city street, WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
' You would bade away ns far as you could and give Mr. Elephant every bit
of room ho could possibly want.
A STREET GAR is far more deadly than an ELEPHANT. Why is it then
that we do not fear the STREET CAR?
Because the STREET CAR is familiar. We see it every day and wo do not
recognize the danger in everyday things.
In whnt other things that you see every day can you discover danger?
Do not forget that wo aro working hand in hand. Wc want your opinions,
your stories, your drawings 1
TALES OF THE DLUE FOREST OF
ALASKA
Little Tulip Heart Meets Prince
Marmolade
Dy Farmer Smith
It was whllo out playing Little Tulip
Heart came to a field of red daisies. While
walking through this field she happened to
look up. As she looked up she saw a beau
tiful cloud In tho aky. It looked like a
great pearl, gleaming and sparkling with a
thousand Jeweled lights.
The poarl cloud was coming gently down,
and as It camo nearer Tulip Heart saw on
tt a beautiful young prince. He was stand
ing right In the centra of the cloud, with a
sold staff In his hand. As he moed the
I gold staff backward or forward the cloud
rose or fell.
' The cloud came down to the ground right
beside little Tulip Heart, and the beautiful
prince got off. Tulip Heart clapped her
hand i with delight, he looked so nice and
good. And ho was the good Prince Marmo
lade of Cloudland, which Is the next country
to Candyland and Toyland. Santa Claus
was hla uncle.
"Tulip Heart." said Prince Marmolade.
"will you bo my little prlnces3 and como
with me, to Cloudland?"
"O! I would love to," said Tulip Heart,
"but I will have to ask Granny arump."
Prince Marmolade helped her up on his
cloud and gave her a pearl chair to sit on.
Then, almost before she knew It. the cloud
had dropped down beside old Granny
O rump's cave.
(To be Continued.)
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to "Under the Moons of
and boarders lined tho contiguous rails of
each. Wo wero preparing for the death
strugglo with our haled enemy.
Thcro was but a yard between tho two
mlgTrty ships as tho first grappling Irons
were hurled. I rushed to tho deck to bo
with my men ns they boarded. Just as tho
vessols camo together with a slight shock,
I forced my way through the lines and wa
tho first to spring to tho deck of Zat Arras
ship.
After .mo poured a yeltlng, cheering,
cursing throng of Helium's best fighting
men. Nothing could withstand them In
tho fever of battlo lust which entralled
them.
Down went the Zodangans beforo that
surging tldo of war, and as my men cleared
"THE MUCKER"
Another Story by
EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
Begins In
SATURDAY'S
Smmutn. asls iCriigrr
tho lower decks I rprang to tho forward
deck whero stood Znt Arms.
"You are my prisoner, Zat Arras'" I
cried. "Yield and you shall have quarter."
For a moment I could not tell whether
ho contemplated ncccdlng to my demnnd or
facing mo with drnwn sword Tor an Instant
ho stood hesitating, and then throwing
down his arms ho turned and ruined to tho
opposite sldo of tho deck. Beforo I could
overtake htm ho had sprung to tho rail nnd
hurled himself headforemost Into tho awful
depths below.
Thus went Zat Arras, Jed of Zodanga,
to his end,
On and on went that ntrnnga battle.
Tho thcrns and blacks had not combined
against us. Wherever thern ship met ship
of tho first Born wns a battle royal, and
In this I thought I saw our salvation
Wherever messages could bo passed be
tween us that could not bo lntorcopted by
our cncmlco I passed tho word that all our
vessels wero to withdraw from tho flght an
rapidly as possllila, taking a position to
the west nnd south of the combatants. I
also Bont nil air rcout to tho fighting green
men In tho gardens b;low to re-embark,
and to tho transports to Join us.
My commanders wero further Instructed
that when engaged with nn enemy to draw
him as rapidly ns posslblo toward a ship
of his hereditary focmen, nnd by careful
maneuvering to force tho two to engage,
thus leaving himself free to withdraw.
This stratagem worked to perfection, and
Just beforo tho sun went down I had tho
satisfaction of seeing nil that was left of
my onco mighty fleet gnthcred nearly 20
miles southwest of tho still terrific battlo
between the blacks and whites.
I now transferred Xodar to another bat
tleship nnd sent him with nil tho trans
ports nnd 6000 battleships directly over
head to tho Temple of Ibsus.
Carthorls and I, with Kantos Kap, took
tho remaining ships and headed for tho
ontranco to Omcan.
Our plan now vns to nttempt to mako
a oomblned assault upon Issus at dawn of
tho following day.
Tars Turkas, with his green warriors,
nnd Hor Vnstus, with the red men, guided
by Xodar, were to land within tho gardens
of Issus or tho surrounding plains; whllo
Carthorls, Kantos Kan nnd I wero to lead
our smaller forco from tho sea of Omcan
through the pits beneath tho tcmplo. which
Carthorls knew so well.
I now lenrncd for the first tlmo tho
Tho P. R. T. Contest
is PEN from NOW until
August 12
For tho BEST STORIES, DRAW
INGS and IDEAS on how to PRE
VENT and AVOID ACCIDENTS.
$100 IN PRIZES IS OFFERED
Send all stories, etc., to Farmer
Smith, Evening Ledger, Philadel
phia. Our Postoffico Box
George Tanguay Is not forgetting us In
spite of the fact that he has. changed his
address from Philadelphia to Ocean City for
the summer months. Evidently he has been
boosting the Rainbow Club, for 10 new
members from the seashore town send In
their applications and credit their member
ship to him. They are as follows: Harold
Rlggs. Herbert Hoffman, Virginia and WIN
llim Du Bols, Harry Aspenfelter, Jack and
Kendal Shoyer, Mary 'arid Ruth Budever,
Harry Barnett and Jane and Wllletts Haines.
Vacation days afford excellent opportunity
for amatour photography, and we suggest
to George and hla followers that they make
lasting memories of their good times by
boxing them up In the camera. We win be
glad to print In the club news any pictures
that are clear and distinct In outline.
Marguerite Closest, our very newest mem
ber from West Chester, offers to get more
members for us If we so desire. We do desire
If the members are really anxious to belong
to the club and If they have theHlrm In
tention of being actively Interested.
Marion Rlckards was wheeling a baby
carriage the other day when the "weo
king" within took a sudden fancy to her
Rainbow button- Marlon being a generous
little girl graciously gave It up and now
baby Is proudly calling himself a "Walnbo."
Isadore Shaves did not lose any time
In getting down to the business of being
a Rainbow, His letters are as regular as
a. clock. v
Mary Dlllmore missed reading the club
news the very night ashe should have read
It. We made a request for Mary's address
In order that a letter from Case Number
3 might be forwarded to her. Fortunately
a little boy saw the notice and told Mary.
Do you pee now, boys and gUls. the object
In reading the club nows every single nlghtl
There might bo a message for YOU just
the limo you miss Itt
Things to Know and Do
L ANAGRAM.
Of precious stones
"m very fond,
Especially of
A. "DID UONA."
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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 191C
MAR.
Mars
caiiso of my ten shirs' retreat from tho
mouth of tho shaft. It seemed that when
they had como upon tho shaft tho navy
of tho First Born wero already Issuing
from Its mouth.
Fully 20 vessels had emerged, and
though they gave battlo Immediately In
nn ertort to stem tho tide that rolled from
tho black pit, the odds ngnlnst them wero
too great nnd they wore forced to flee
With great caution we approached the
shaft under cover of darkness, At a dls
tanco of several miles I caused tho fleet
to bo halted nnd from there Cnrthorls
went nhend alono upon a, ono-man filer to
reconnolter.
In perhaps hntt an hour he returned to
report that thero "is no sign of a patrol
boat or of the enemy In nny form, nnd so
wo moved swiftly nnd noiselessly forward
onco more toward Omcan.
At the mouth of the shaft wo slopped
again for a moment for nil tho vessels to
reach their previously appointed stations,
then with the flagship I dropped quickly
Into tho black depths, whllo one by" ono tho
other vessels followed mo In quick succes
sion. Wo hnd decided to stnko all on tho
chnnco that wo would be nfiToto reach the
temple by the subterranean way, and so we
left no guard of vessels at tho shaft's mouth.
Nor would It have profited us an? to havo
done bo, for o did not havo sufficient force
all told to have withstood the nst"navy of
the First Born hnd they returned to en
gage us.
For tho safety of our entranoo upon
Omonn wo depended largely upon tho very
boldlltfs of It, believing thnt It would bo
somo little tlmo bete re tho First Born on
guard there would irallza that it wns an
enemy and not their own returning fleet
that was entering the vault of tho burled
sen.
And such proved to be tho case. In fact,
400 of my fleet of GOO rostod safely upon tho
bo"om of Omean beforo a hot was fired.
Tho battlo wns short nnd hot, but thero
could hnvo been but ono outcome, for the
First Bom In tho carelessness of fancied
(ccurlty had left but a Handful of ancient
and obsolete hulks to guard tholr mighty
harbor.
It was at Carthorls suggestion that wo
landed our prisoners under guard upon n
couplo of tho larger Islands, nnd thon
towed tho ships of tho First Born to tho
shaft, whero wo managed to wedgo a num
ber of them securely In tho Interior of the
great well.
Then wo turned on tho buoyancy rays
in the balance of them and lot thorn rise
by themselves further to block tho passngo
to Omcan as they camo Into contact with
tho vessels already lodged thcro.
Wp now felt that It would bo somo time,
at lenst, beforo tho returning First Born
could reach tho surface of Omcan, and that
v,e would have ample opportunity to mako
for tho subterranean passages which Icad
to Issus.
Ono of tho first utcps I took was to hasten
personally with a good-sized forco to tho
Island of tho submarine, which I took with
out resistance on tho part of tho small
guard there.
I found tho submarine In Its pool, nnd
at onco placed a strong guard upon It nnd
tho Island, nhero I remained to wait tho
coming of Cnrthorls nnd the others.
Among tho prisoners wa3 Ycrstcd, com
mander of tho submarine Ho recognized
mo from the threo trips that I hnd tnken
with him during my captivity among tho
First Born.
"How does It seem." I nsked him, "tq
havo tho tables turned? To bo tho prisoner
of your erstwhile captive?"
Ho smiled a very grim smllo pregnant
with hidden moaning.
"It will not bo for long, John Carter," he
replied. "We hao been expecting you and
we nro prepared."
"So It would appear," I answered, "for
RAINBOW CLUB
A Real Moving Picture Star
Dear Rainbows Do you want to
act in a real moving picture? Do
you want your boy fo'ends and your
girl friends and you. orown-up folks
to see you on the screen of the thea
tro round tho cornor?
If you do, listen and lot mo tell
you all about it:
The Evening Ledger has offered
a hundred-dollar prize for a
scenario (which is tho story part of
a moving picturo) all about Phila
delphia. When it gets that scenario
it is going to make tho whole film
right here in Philadelphia. But it
wants actors first. Will you furnish
some?
Of course, tho movio is going to
bo acted mainly by grown-ups, but
there will bo a girl or boy part in it
somewhere, pnd there ought to bo
about a dozen places where other
children havo to appear. Maybe
there'll be . school kid mob.
Anyway. Z want nny boy or girl
in the club who would like to net
in this moving picture to enter the
Evening Ledger Photoplay Cast Con
test. (See if you can learn all those
words.) Or if you havo some very
good friend among the grown-ups,
maybe a policeman or a fireman, or
a school teacher or a playground
teacher, that you would like to see
in a movie, you can nominate him
or her.
All you have to do is fill out tho
blank and MAIL it or TAKE it to
FARMER SMITH RIGHT AWAY.
Look for your name or the names of
your friends in the Amusement Sec
tion on Saturday, and read about how
you vote for your favorite every day
by cutting out en Evenino Ledger
coupon. Tho voting begins Monday.
But you must enter just as soon as
you can.
If you lose this blank you can al
ways find one in the daily Moving
Picture Department of the EVENING
Ledger, or you can get one from
Farmer Smith himself.
Who's going, to be the Rainbow
Star?
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you wero all ready to become my prisoners
with scarce a blow struck on either sldo"
Tho fleet must havo missed you," he said,
"but It will return to Omean, nnd then that
will bo n very different matter for John
Carter."
"I do not know that tho fleet has misled
mo ns yet," I said, but of course ha did not
grnp my meaning, and only looked putiled.
"Many prisoners travel to Issus In your
grim craft, Yersted?" I nsked.
"Very many," he assented.
"Might you remember ono whom men
called Dejah Thorls?"
"Woll Indeed, for her great beauty, nnd
(hen, too, for tho fact that sho wan wife to
tho first mortal that eveV escaped from
Isius through all Iho countless nges of her
godhood Ami they Bay thnt Issus remem
bers her be-Jt ns tho wife of ono nnd the
mother of another who rnlsed their hnnds
ngalnst tho goddess of Life Eternal."
I shuddered for fear of the cowardly re
vengo that I know Issus might have taken
upon tho Innocent Dejah Thorls for tho
sacrllego of her Bon and her husband.
"And whero Is Dojah Thorls now?" I
nsked, knowing thnt he would say tho
vords I most dreaded, but yet I locd her
so that I could not refrain from hearing
even tho worst about her fato so that It fell
from the lips of ono who had seen her but
recently. It was as though It brought her
closer to me.
Yesterday tho monthly rites of Issus wero
held," replied Yersted, "and t saw her then
sitting In her accustomed place at tho feet
of Isius."
"What," I cried; "bIio Is not detd, then?"
"Why no," replied the black; "It has
been no year since sho gazed upon tho
divine glory of the radiant face of "
"No year I" I Interrupted
"Why no," Insisted Yersted; "It cannot
havo been upward of 370 or 380 days"
A great light burst upon me How stupid
I had been I I could scaro restrain nn out
wnrd exhibition of my grcnt Joy.
Why had I forgotten tho great dlffcrcnco
In tho length of Martian and earthly years?
The ten earth ears I had spent upon Bar
soom had encompassed but flvo years and
ninety-six days of Martian time, whoso
days aro 41 mlnuto longer than ours, nnd
whoso years number 687 days.
"I nm In tlmo! I nm In time!"
Tho words surged through my brnln
again and ngnln, until at last I must havo
voiced them audibly, for Yersted shook
his head.
"In tlmo to savo your princess?" ho
nsked, and then without waiting for my
reply: "No, John Carter, Issus will not
give up her own Sho knows that you aro
coming, and cro ever a nndal foot Is Bet
within tho precincts of tho Templo of Issu1),
If such a calamity should befall, Dojah
Thorls will bo put away forocr from tho
last faint hopo of rescue."
"You mean that sho will bo killed morely
to thwart mo?" I nsked.
"Not that, other than as n last resort,"
ho replied. "Hast over heard of tho Tcm
plo of tho Sun? It Is thorn thnt tnoy will
put her. It lies far within tho Inner court
of tho Temple of Issus a little temple
that raises a thin spire far nbeno tho spires
nnd minarets of tho groat tcmplo that sur
rounds It.
"Beneath It, In tho ground, thero lies the
main body of tho temple consisting of 687
circular chambers, ono below another. To
each chamber a single corridor leads
through solid rock from tho pits of Issus.
"As the entire Temple of the Sun revolves
onco with each resolution of B.irsoom nbout
tho sun, but onco each year docs tho cn
trnnco to ench separato chamber como
opposite tho mouth of tho corridor which
forms Its only link to tho world without.
"Hero Issus puts tl oso who displease her,
hut whom sho does not caro to execute
forthwith. Or to punish a noblo of the
First Born sho may cause him to bo plnced
within a chamber of tho Templo of the Sun
for n year. ,
"Ofttlmos sho Imprisons nn executioner
with tho condemned, that death may como
In a certain horrlblo form upon n given day,
or ng.tln, but enough food Is deposited In
tho chamber to sustain llfo but the number
of days that Issus has allotted for mental
anguish.
"Thus will Dojah Thorls die, and her
fate will bo sealed by tho first alien fool
that crosses tho threshold of Issus."
So I was to bo thwarted In tho end.
Though I hnd performed tho miraculous,
and como within a few short moments of
my princess, yet was I ns far from her as
when I stood upon tho banks of the Hudson
48,000,000 miles awiy.
CHAPTER XXI
Through Flood and Flame
YHRSTRD'S Information convinced me
that there was no tlmo to be lost. I
must rench tho Tcmplo of Issus secretly bo
foro the forces under Tars Tarkas assaulted
at dawn.
Onco within Its hated walls I was positive
that I could ovcrcomo the guards of Issus
and bear away my princess, for at my back
I would havo a forco ample for tho occa
sion. (CONTINUKD TOMORROW.)
Church Gives "Country Fair"
A ' "country fair" nnd festival for the
benefit of tho building fund of the Cath
olic Church of Our Lady of Holy Souls be
gan last night nt 10th and Tioga streets.
The festival will contlnuo all week. Music,
motion pictures and vaudavllla aro fea
tures of tho entertainment
Philadelphia Band to Play
Tho Philadelphia Band, under the leader
ship of Silas U Hummel, will play tonight
In Convention Hall, Broad street and Alle
gheny nenue. The program follows:
1. Overture "Calm Sea and Happy Voyniro."
Mendelssohn
2. Suite In four parts "Atlantis", . .SafranoU
1. Noeturnu anil Mornins Hymn of Praise.
S. A. Court function.
S. I "-ova You Itho . rlnr and Aura).
A T Destruction n( Atlantis.
3 Oein. .em Opera "Amorlta" Czlbulku
4 I'oec riyinphonlque "Pnueton"..Salnt-Saena
0. Contralto bolo Selected
' nertha Ilrlnker D'Albltea.
0. (a) "Humoreslto" Wheeler
(h) March- "National Hplrlt" Hummel
7. Medley "Overturn of I'onular Hones". Flest
8. "Qlorla" from the I'.'tli Mass Mozart
Fairmount Park Band's Program
The Fairmount Park Band, under the
leadership of Richard Schmidt, will play
this afternoon and tonight at Lemon Hill.
The program follows:
i'aiit r.
(Afternoon. 4 to a o'clock,)
1. Overture, "Via. Dlavolo" , Auber
?. "Scenes Httoreske" Massenet
la -T
lb) "Fete Hoheme "
"ins Anseius. -
S, "Musical Scenes From Spain".
.La nicy
. . .Klsar
4. (al "aaiuie irAmour
(u
bl "Marietta"' .-,-,,. Godfrey
B, Walts. "Breams of Chlldnood" . . .Waldteuiel
U, Itemlnlscences of the most popular works
of Mendelssohn
7. (a) "Intermezzo Elesante," from "f.ova
Tales ot Hoffman. Ortenbsch
(b) March, "Under the Hag of Victory,"
Von Dion
8. Melodies from "The Olrl of My Dreams."
Hoschna
PAHT II.
(Evenfnfi. 8 to 10 o'clock.)
1 Overture, "lbs Irish Comedy" Aniell
2.' Remlnlscencis of tho moat popular works
of Iierllos.
3 Ballet Suite, 'T-a llelno da Saba". . .Gounod
4. Cornet Solo. "Recollections of Pras". .Uoch
i, i.ur.. S()0l,ti Santa Martorano.
B. "A Comical Contest", ,. Godfrey
0 Pantasle. "Traumbllder" Lumbya
T. (a) "Humoreske" Dvorak
lb) "Kokusbka." a Russian Peasant Dance
Lehar
a Melodies from "Time. Place and the Olrl."
Howard
"Star-Spanled Banner."
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To be seen nt tho Regent tomorrow
in "Fathers of Men," n Vitngrnph-
V. L. S. E. film.
5 MINUTES ON SCREEN
MAKES MOVIE FUTURE
Liko Mae Murray, an Evening
Ledger Scenario Actor, May
Land a Contract
By the Photoplay Editor
When tho Innt crop of Zlegfcld Follies
w.i3 In town you mny havo noticed In tho
ery laughahlo hurlcsque of a moving pic
turo which they threw on the curtain n
younc; laily who, tmlllto tho rest of the
screen actors, wasn't a member of tho sure
onough company which noted tho remainder
of tho Follies Tho explanation un that
this pretty younR lady happened to be In
California tit tho tlmo starring; In n big
featuro film matlo by the Iaslty Company.
And, to llnlsh tho explanation, It was Mao
Murray's short live minutes on tho screen
In tho Follies burlcsn.ua that won her a con
tract with Iislty.
Tho moral? Well, the HvnKiNa LEDOEn
Is Just starting n photoplay cact contost
for Phllndelphlans to net tho prlzo-wlnner
In Its scenario competition. If you have
some organization or somo body of friends
enter your nnmo for that contest nnd oto
you Into a part, muybe. Just maybe, of
course for It all depends on your having
tho real "screen face" nnd tho real scroen
talent somo producer who sees tho I2i'.M
ino Innann photoplay will "sign you up."
Try It, anyway.
And, Incidentally, something of tho samo
sort could bo said to tho amateur scenario
wrltor. The man or woman whose story Is
filmed In Philadelphia under tho supervision
of tho Metro Pictures Corporation will not
only bo ablo to prove that ho can handle
tho scenario form, but ho will come Into per-
Unexpected Gaests No
Milk in the House
Such a situation does not
trouble the woman who
always keeps her pantry
supplied with
CONDSED
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UtC&fiUUU,
You can use "Eagle Brand"
in cooking just os you would
use fresh milk and sugar
nnd because it is so pure and
so rich it makes ; our cakes,
pastries and desserts more
tempting than ever. Try
"Eagle Brand" in cooking
and see what a convenience
it is. Use wherever milk
and sugar are required.
When buying milk or milk
product! alwayi ath for
Prominent
Photoplay Presentations
WEST rillLADEJ-VUlA
OVERBROOK MD 'Vo'Tve.
RED FEATHEIl FEATURES Present
THE UEAHT OF A CHILD"
PEO THE KINU''
SELECTIONS FltOSI "SYBIL"
BALTIMORE BALTi?olnENDAvE
Douglas Fairbanks VA'PESS?
"Better Late Than Never"
F IJ R E K A QTU UARKET sm
DE WOLF HOPPEIt an4 FAT TINCHEU In
"Mr, Good, the Samaritan"
Keystops Corosdy "PUBPLES OF TROUBLE"
NOUTU
Broad Street Casino TO0!f "w
EVENING 7:13 and 8
HELEN ROSSON in
'TUE ABANDONMENT''
KEYSTONE LE'mau AVENUE
VAUDEVILLE and
"IRON CLAW" Pictures
SOUTH
O L Y M P I A BAINBRIDGE
Tin maxlmun tornart, tajttv ai amuM
pxsll al Iks minimum pHei MATS DAIIY
Pearl White in "The Iron Claw"
K K'f'W '"It i
Evening Ledger Photoplay
Cast Contest Entry Blank
riraxe enter In the Erenlnt lAittt fhota
play tmt Contest!
Name (Miss er Mr.),....
Home Address , .,,.........
Name (Air.) ,t,,,,t,,,,t, ,,,.
Heme address .,,,.(..'
fllcntd by ...i, ,..., ..)..T....,....v..
For .........................,..
Nominating ortnnltatlon.
NnminntlnR orcnnlratlnns mny concentrate
their Totes on one candidate of may nominate
nnd work for twoi I. e one lady, oim ten.
tlcmnn.
This nomination MnmV, when properly
filled nut nnd forwarded, mil entitle the
nominee to 1000 rotes,
Cnndldnles nrr requested to Kite their
home nddres In enr h nnd every Instance, so
thnt the Krtltor irlll he nhle to rnmmnnleate
with them from time to time. All addresses
will he strictly confidential.
Only one Nomination Illnnk will be credited
melt contestant.
Mall to Krenlnir Trfdter rlinlnntaT Cast Con
test, V. O, llox 004, Philadelphia.
sonal contact with a big firm to which ho
may bo nble to sell a live-part featuro soma
day.
Tho current Issup of tho Evnmxo I,EDonn
Universal Animated Weekly contains:
Dlvlns beauties Winner and runner-up In na
tlonnl championship I.oi Anireles, Cal. Labor
dedicates tomple President Wilson and Samuel
Uompers, labor chief, rex lew pnrad". Washing
ton, D C. Teaching kiddies to play hchool
children danco and play In phjslcnl culture e -hlldtlon,
City rnlUs-e Stadium, New York city
Fifteen thousand dollars In prizes Floral floit
inaeant precedes drill of Champion Knights
Templars, I.os Anncles, Col Flags of empire
llrltons honors banners of Hnzlind nnd Do
mlons at Cathedral service, St Paul's. Lon
: ROBINSON &
Yes, Low Prices prevail In "All Our Stores "but what would our
low prices mean if the were not accompanied with "Q"?"? Q?JJW
has always been our hrst consideration: and for a practical demonstraJ
tion wc will ask that you try our "Go d Seal" Butter which we are selling
at "hTrtyXe cents the pound this week. This will show you what we
mean by High Quality and Low Prices.
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Hy-Lo Butter, 33c Lb.
17-,n- rr,irrtrv 'Rllfter nit.-ll In
quality to most of the higher
priced "Best" Butters sold else
where.
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wnetner it is iea, police, nuncr, .gBa -"""" ;--- --- - -
or any other thing in the grocery line, you will find it will pay you to
come to
21st and Market Streets
Or any of our other stores for everything you require.
.obinson & Crawford
The Stores Where Quality Counts
PromisieEt Photoplay Presentations
.'IS ST
JSwfc noSw Grmmm
THE followlne theatres obtain their pictures through tbf STANLEY Hooking
V..-n which Is n guaranty of earlr shoirlnc of the llnest productions.
iiS0i7.K5J,..i?J before Mhlbltlon. Ak for ill. theatre In your locally
All Ulcture reTieweu "V.l.hwtpv nnninvn rintinvv
obtaining pictures tnrougn ion a.....---
. n.u if..! tt Passyu.."- Ave.
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,v nmiDON In 'rilE cnUCIAL TEST"
"slTciiET OF THE BUUJiAu-. -
a r r A n I A
nilCOTMlIT
PELOW 10TH
CHARLES RAY in
THE DESERTEiv
APOLLO ""BSW
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"WUOa r QUILT-" lth Episode-
, sr..TT BUD ABOVE MARKET
BtliJ-lVlVJ'lN l
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. .in a ft an. 10c
Egs.
O:30. 8. 0;S. 16C
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GEORGE BEBAN in "Paiquale
PARAUOVST
GOTH AND r.RDAR
M ilJWW a
CEDAR AVb .nXTk
OLGA PETROVA in
"THE SCARLET WOMAN"
CAIDMrtTiTMT
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AND
U1HAHU AVE..
VALENTINE GRANT in
-iHW ..!..
FRANKFORD
, B-tANKFORDNuE
OLGA PETROVA in
"THE SOUL MAWU.T
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&v 1 11 3 1 Be Bpruoa, Evfg. t to u
GERMANTOWN B508 tSSWe.
VIOLA DANA In 'The y'0rT1?'BS"KEIlS
i i jtnd " Added Attraction BIIO.IE BUBKh la
Lana. " nf:r!E" 3th Episode.
ULUntA .w. --
"-,, rrTf BOTH & MARKET ilU-'I-O
GLOBE 415.U0O KIMflALL ORGAN
GERALD1NE FARRAR in
"MARIA ROSA"
G1RARD gnSAVunxB
EDMUND BREESE in
'THE SPELL OF THE YUKON"
IRIS THEATRE s8 EfgSSg
MARY PICKFORD in
"SUCH A LITTLE qUEEN"
JEFFERSON 2DTU g&SF0
CHARLIE CHAPLIN in
THE VAGABOND"
LAFAYETTE 201 AEGTWf
Anna Nilsson and Tom Moore in
WHO'S QUILTTr
IPATTsUR FORTY-FIRST AKD
LJ-iVliiK. LANCASTER AVENOB
Ralph Herz la IgSu
mute DuxU In WorUs Romance, " fitb Spl
IIIIIIH''"""'"""""11""1"'""
don Knfrtnnd Pr-nfim-i twltl flairs Canada's
77tl- rtaltallon recvlvlnjr Its col- from Majer
Oonernl Rlf Horn Uti-hes Ottawa Ontario
She bosses a.OOO.noo Newly elected president of
Federation of Worn'"'' Clubs, welcomed Jiomoj
Los Angekff Cal. KndWR flight from Mcxie-
Refugees from Vera l nix and Mexico City
"och United States. Galveston Te Mexican
battlo survivors returrH-Unlve-eal camera man
films scenes that drew ,100 000 mllltta tn line,
Juares, Mexico. Horse ara acrobats aralneil
team takes dsrln high dives, Olen Island. N,
T Rave your children What causes and hoyr
to prevent Infantile paralysis epidemic that Is
killing many kiddles. New York city. Cartoons
by Ity Mayer,
Following closely on tho news of tho en
gagement of Maurice and Florence Walton
by tho Famous Players' Flint Company
comes tho announcement that Marguerite
Courtot, one of tho prettiest of the motion
picturo Ingenues, has been engaged by that
company. She is nlready co-starring with
Owen Moore In nn adaptation of Edgar
Selwyn's play, "Itolllng Stoned," which la
being produced for tho Paramount Pro
gram, which will be shown soon at the
Stanley.
Baroncsi von Dowlta has Joined th
William Fox forces. She was formerly the
star of tho lloyal Danish Ballet, and she
has been In this country for several years,
dancing and acting In moving pictures.
1700 TO SHARE FUND
Hetty Green's Doath Roleased
?1,G35,000 for Distribution
NEW UnDFOHD, Mass, July 13. An
accounting by the trustees of the estato of
Sylvia Ann Howland, which was released
for distribution to heirs by tho death of
Mrs. Hotty Green, has been made publla
and shows property valued at Jt,G35;5G7.
This estato, by direction of tho testator,
who had allowed Mrs. Green tho use of Ha
lncomo during her life, Is to be divided
among the lineal descendants of Gideon
Howland, of this city. How the division la
to bo mado was not stated.
Col. E. II. It. Green, son of Mrs. Green,
said recently there wore 1700 living des
cendants of Gideon Howland entitled to
Fhare In tho estate.
CRAWFORD s
GOLD SEAL special QEc.'
BUTTER prico lb-
"Gold Seal" Butter Is made from the richest
golden cream in the cleanest, finest and most
up-to-date creameries In the country. To uao
"Gold Seal" is to know Butter perfection.
I Ca-Ro Butter, 30c Lb
Absolutely Pure Butter of good
quality, 'and like all our Butters,
it bargain at its price.
V?mm tf..,...! ftnna Tlr T7r11,f
Throughout the City and Suburbs
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LI R P D T V BnOAD AND
1 X3 E. I 1 I COLUMBIA
TRIANGLE PRESENTS
Dougla3 Fairbanks ln T,V
LOGAN THEATRE ",0 SUad
William Nigh ln 'LoHEn"
BILLIE BURKU In "GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
I nPl TCT "D AND LOCUST
1"" Jij I Mats. 1:30 anil 3:30, lOo
EKS. &:?(. 8. 0;30. 154
KITTY GORDON In 'THE CRUCIAL TEST"
Added CHAS. CHAPLIN in 'Tho Vagabond"
FIRST AND EXCLUSIVE cHIOWINO
Motion Pictures of U Boat
"Deutschland and Her Crew"
Market St. Theatre 8M Skt
SrftsnoVHis Great Triumph
See "PEG O' THE RINQ" every Wadnssday
ORPHPI IM OERMANTOWN AND
'-" -J ' IT CHELTEN AVE8.
THEDA BARA in "East Lynne"
"IRON CLAW" Final Episode
PAI APF "Is MARKET STREET
i .nir-xvij 10c soo
LOUISE HUFF in
"DESTINY'S TOY"
PARK" RIDGE AVE. & DAUPHIN BT.
rK.r UAT. StiB. EVE., 0:48 to 11
TRIANaLE
lEfir'fi' The Bugle Call'
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET
STRKDT
Edna Wallace Hopper and Frank Sheridan
in "The Perils of Divorce"
RTAI TH OERMANTOWN AVE.
Ivl1 1 - AT TULPEHOCKEN BT.
BESSIE BARRISCALE in
"NOT MY SISTER"
RFP.FMT M MARKET STREET
1A.EAJUJN I WHAN VOIOB OROAX
OLGA PETROVA in
THE ETERNAL QUESTION"
RT I T V MARKET STREET
J a I BELOW 7TH STREET
John Barrymore lo "rHB "fvW-
Added CHAS CHAPLIN In "The Vagabond"
SAVOY
1211 MARKET
BTRBBT
FOX FEATUHB3 PRESENT
BERTHA KALICH in "Ambition"
TIQQ A UTH AND VENANGO STfl,
BILUE BURKE in
'GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
VIPTfiRF A MARKET BT.
It- I IV 4. ABOVB sumi
Olga Petrova ta "SgSlgr5
HANK MANN ta "HEARTS AND SPARKS"
CTArMI FY market above ihtii
cKT DONALD BRIAN in
"uVi-V0 "The Srougglsr"
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