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EJVEttnfa LEDGBIt PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JTLY 14, 1916.
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THE GOD S OF
Sequel
By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
Author of the Tarzan Stories
CIlAPTnn XXI (Continued).
NO sooner had Carthorls and the others
Joined mo than wo commenced tho
trahsportatlon of our men through tho sub
merged pnsar;o'to tho mouth of the gang
wavs which ted from the submarine pool
at tho templo end of tho watery tunnel to
tho pits of Irsub,
Many trips were lemllrcrt b,lt nt '-1st n"
stood anfely together again at the begin
ning of tho end of our quest. I'lvo thou
sand strong wo were, all seasoned fighting
men of the most warliko race of tho red
men of llirsooin.
An CarlhorlH atotio knew the hidden vvnvn
of tho tunnels, wo could not dlldo tho
party nnd nttaclt tho templo at several
points Ht once, as would hae been most
desirable nnd so It was decided that ho
lead us all as quloklv as ho could to a
point as near tho temple's centre ns pos
sible As wo were about to leave tho pool and
enter tho corridors nn officer called my
attention to tho waters upon which tho
submarine floated At first they seemed
to bo merely ngltnted ns from tho move
ment of some grc.it bodj boneith tho sur
face, and I at onco conjectured that an
other siibmarlno was rising to tho surfneo
In pursuit of us; but presently It becamo np
pirent that tho level of tho waters was
rising, not with extreme rapidity, but very
surely, and that Boon thoy would overflow
tho sides of tho pool nnd submcrgo tho floor
of tho chamber.
For a moment I did not fully grasp tho
terrlbto Import of tho slowly rising waters
It wan Carthorls who realized tho full
meaning of tho thing Ha t.uiso and tho
reason for It.
"Hastol" ho cried. "If wo delay wo all
aro lost. Tho pumps of Omean have been
stopped They would "drown us lllto rats
In a trap Wo must reach tho upper levels
of tho pits In ndvanco of tho flood or wo
shall never reach them Come "
"Lend tho way, Carthorls," I cried "Wo
shall follow."
At my command tho jotith leaped Into
ono of tho corridors, and In columns of
twos, nnd In good order, tho soldiers fol
lowed him, each cmnpiny entering tho cor
ridor only at tho commmd of Its dwai or
captain
Boforo tho last company filed, from tho
chamber tho water was riiMo deep, and
that the men wero nervous was qulto
evident. Entirely unaccustomed to water
except In quantities mifllcluit for drink
ing and bathing purposes, tho red Martian 1
Instinctively shrank from It In such form
ldablo depths nnd menacing caullvlty.
That thoy hold themselves eo vvetj.1 whllo
it swirled and eddied about their ankles
opoko well for their bravery and their
discipline.
I w.as tho last to lcavo tho chamber
of tho submarine, nnd ns I followed tho
rear of tho column toward tho corridor
I moved through water to my knees
Tho corridor, too, wns flooded to the
eaino depth, for Its floor was on a level
with the floor of tho chamber from which
It led; nor was thero any pcrceptlblo rlso
for many yards
Tho inarch of the troops through tho
corridor was as rapid ns was consistent
with tho number of men thnt moved
through bo narrow a passage, but it wns
not nmplo to permit us to gain appreciably
on tho pursuing tide
Ab I cast about for some means of s iv
lng ns many as posslblo of the doomed
men, I saw a diverging corridor whkn
seemed to rlso nt a. sleep nnglo at my
right
Tho wators were now swirling about my
FARMER SMITH'S
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accidents. Send contributions to Farmer Smith, Evening Ledger.
Our Postoulce Box
Elsie Keutleld. North 21st street, has a
dress to match her Itainbovv button AVhat
do you think of that for club bplrlt?
William Qulnn Is saving stamps to rescue
Chinese babies Ho would like Rainbows
to please send him theirs Of course, this
means-btamps tint have boon used and
have no further postnl service value Will
iam's address Is 238 Cast Fifth street. Send
the stamps directly to him
Essie Wyman, South Oth street, sends
the fqllowlng diary of a week of her
vacation life:
Sunday Always something different,
never iuro what will happen
Monday Po a little work In tho morning;
get dressed; go to library, after that I go
to a girl's house In the nlfeht time I go
some place or somebody calls on me.
Tuesday Same In the morning; get
dressed; po to Itainbovv Violet Heart's
meeting; same night time.
Wednesday Sumo in morning; get
drecscd; go to girl's house ; bhe calls on
me In the nteht tlmo.
Thursday-rStay at home or somebody
calls on me.
Friday Same In morning; get dreesd;
go to library; evening go to movie.
Saturday Same In morning, or perhaps a
little change; get dressad ; go to girl's
houa or if not she calls on me; night go
'to market or htay home with girl frisivds.
Ruth Donahue, of South 31th street,
makes a sweat friendly offer to do any
thing la her power for the club. Perhaps
we shall soon take advantage of her kind-
We. aro in receipt of a picture of 8. Alts
manJust a light pencil 4-Utch. If the artist
will kindly redraw the picture In BLACK
INK, It Is liable to be published Henry
Remlck Is going to have his photograph
taken for the Club News if he cannot find
one suitable for print around the house.
Good camera pictures are aocanlabl. Henry
J'OMlJily you can find cue that will serve
nicely.
to "Under, the Moons
waist Tho men directly before mo were
quickly becoming panic-stricken
Something must be done nt onco or they
would rush forward upon their fellows In
a mad stampede that would result In
trampling down hundreds beneath tho flood
nnd eventually clogging tho passngo beyond
any hope of retreat for Uiose in advance
IlalMng my olco to Its dtmost, I shouted
my commands to the dwars ahead of me
"Call back the last 23 utans," I shouted.
"Here Fooms a way of escape. Turn back
nnd follow me "
Mv orders wero obeved by some 10 titans,
so that some- 1000 men camo about and
hastened Into tho teeth of the flood to reach
tho corridor up which I directed them
As tho flrst dwar passed In with his
utnn I cautioned him to listen ctoely for
my commnnds, nnd under no circumstances
"THE MUCKER"
Another Story by
EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
Begins In
TOMORROW'S
to enturo Into the open or lenvo the pits
for the templo proper until I should hnvo
como up with him. "or ou know that
I died beforu I could reach j ou "
Tho olllcer saluted nnd left me Tho men
flled inpidly pns.t mo nnd entered tho diverg
ing corridor which I hoped would lead to
safety
Tho water roso breast high Men
stumbled, floundered nnd went down Many
I grasped and set upon their foot again,
but alono tho work wns greater than I
could copo with Soldiers wero being
swept beneath tho boiling torrent never to
rho
At length tho dwar of tho 10th utan
took a stand besldo me Ho was a valor
ous soldier, Gur Tus by name, and together
wo kr,,t tho now thoroughly frightened
troops In tho scmhlanco of order and
tct.etieil many that would havo drovvnod
otherwise
Hlor Knnlos, son of Knntos Kan. nnd a
pndwar of tho 5th utan, Joined us when
hhi utan reached tho opening through which
tho men wero fleeing Thereafter not a
man was lost of nil tho hundreds that re
mained to pass from tho main corridor to
tho brnncli.
As tlio Inst utan wan flllng past us tho
waters had risen until they surged about
our necks, but wo clasped hands and stood
our ground until tho Inst man had passed
to tho compnratlvo safety of tho new pas
sageway. Hero wo found nn Immediate nnd
steep ascent, so that within a hundred
irdi we had reached a point abovo tho
wators.
Tor a few minutes we continued rapidly
up the steep grade which I hoped would
bring ifs quickly to tho upper pits that
led Into tho Tempi.- of Issus Hut I wns to
meet with n cruel disappointment.
Suddenly I henid a uy of "flro" far
ahead, followed almost nt onco by cries
of tciror and tho loud communis of dwars
and paduars, who wero evidently attempt
ing to direct their mon away from Homo
grave danger At last tho report camo
back to us
'They have fired the pits ahead"
"Wo aro hemmed in by llamcs In front
and flood behind "
"Help, John Carter wo nre suffocating!"
Hack upon us nt tho rear bvvept a wavo
of dense smoko that sent vis stumbling
and blinded Into a choking retreat
Tlieio was naught to do other than
THEIR FUTURE?
LET HIE SEE
Thero will bo paint on thoir faces,
I guess; there'll bo exciting riding
about in automobiles, I know;
there'll be bumping elbows with leal
"movie men," and last but not least,
oh, MOST WONDERFUL THING
there'll bo YOU light in the mid
dle of all the rumpus 1
THAT IS,
If you get ENOUGH VOTES to
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liui oua tuixy iMDk wii4 ue crcuiieu caca
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llrtai? or null lull to
ur mill tub to t'uriuer fcmltb, the
lIwntH Loiter. I'liUniitluSU.
I rsl'i ' "J
MAPJ
of Mars"
seek a new avenuo of escape Tho flro
and smoke wero to bo feared a thousand
times more than tho water, nnd so I seized
upon tho flrst gallery which led out of and
up from tho suffocating smoko that was
engulfing us
Again I stood to ono side whllo tho
soldiers hastened through on the new way
Somo 2000 must havo passed nt a rapid
run when the stream ceased, but I was not
suro that all had been rescued who had not
passed tho point of origin of tho flames;
nnd po to nsure mvpclt that no poor devil
was left behind to die a horrible death tin
succored, I ran quickly up tho gallery
In tho direction of tho flames, which I
could now seo burning with a dull glow
far ahead
It was hot and stifling work, hut nt Inst
I reached a point where tho flro lit up tho
corridor suffl. lently for mo to seo that no
soldier of Helium lay between mo nnd tho
conflagration what wns In It or upon tho
far Bldo I could not know nor could any
man havo passed through that seothlng
hell of chemicals and lived to learn
Having satisfied my sense of duty, I
turned nnd ran rnpldlv back to tho cor
ridor through which my men had passed.
To my horror, however, I found that my
retreat In this direction had been blocked
across tho mouth of the corridor stood a
masslvo stool grating that had evidently
been lowered from Its resting placo nbovo
for tho purposo of effectually cutting oft
my escape
That our principal movements wero
known to tho First Ilorn I could not have
doubted In view of tho attack of tho fleet
upon us tho day before, nor could tho
Btopplng of tho pumps of Omonn at tho
psjchologleat moment havo been due to
chance, nor tho starting of a chemical
combustion within tho one corridor through
which wo were ndvanclng upon tho Temple
of Issus been duo to nught than well
calculated design
And now tho dropping of tho steel gnto
to pen mo effectually between flro nnd
flood seemed to Indicate that Invisible cyoB
wero upon us at every moment. "What
chanco had I then to rescue Dejali Thorls
wero I to be competled to light foes who
never showed thenipclves?
Tho smoko from tho flra wns forcing mo
further and further hack down tho cor
ridor toward tho waters which I could hear
surging through tho darkness
"With my men had gono tho Inst torch,
nor was this corridor lighted by tho radi
ance of phosphorescent rock un wero those
of tho lower lovels It was this fact that
absurcd mo that I was not far from tho
upper pits which llo directly beneath tho
temple
Finally I felt tho lapping waters about
my feet Tho smoke was thick behind mc.
My suffering was Intense.
Thero seemed but ono thing to do, nnd
that to chooso tho easier death which con
fronted mo, and so I moved on down tho
corridor until tho cold watcn of Amean
closed about mc, nnd I swam on through
utter blacknosj toward what?
To my surprlso I ran against a blank
wall beforo I reached a point where tho
waters camo to the rsof of tho corridor.
Could I bo mistaken? I felt round No, I
had como to tho main corrhlor and still
thero was a breathing spaco between tho
surface of tho water and tho rock celling
nbovo.
I was positive thnt I must soon feci the
solid floor beneath my feet ngnln, and that
onco moro my chance come to reach the
Tomplo of Ishus and tho sldo of tho fair
prisoner vllio languished there
Hut even ns hopo was nt Its highest I felt
tho sudden shock of contact ns my bend
struck tho rocks above The worst then
had como to mc I had reached one of
those iaie places whero a Martian tunnel
dips suddenly to a lower level Somowhero
lmjotul I know tint It lose again; but of
RAINBOW CLUB
TALES OP THE BLUE FOREST OF
ALASKA
Prince Mnrmolade Takes Tulip Heart
By Farmer Smith
Appearing at tho cavo whero old Granny
flrump was. Little Tulip Heart and the
I'rlnco alighted from tho cloud
"May little Tulip Heart como to Cloud
land nnd bo my princess?" Prlnco Marma
lade asked Granny Grump
"What will you glvo mo for her?" snapped
old Granny Grump
"I will glvo ou a cloud of pearls and
sapphires," said the prlnco
'Is that moro than two rivers of gold?"
asked Granny Grump
"Much more" said tho Trince.
Granny Grump then made the prince
promise to give her two clouds of pearls and
sapphires When tho prince had promised,
ho said to Tulip Heart and Granny Grump;
"Get on my cloud now, but remember
whllo wo aro flying to Cloudland )ou must
not look down."
Tulip Heart shut her eea and held her
llttlo hands over them as the cloud roseup
and up into tho sky She could hear all the
animals weeping at her departure nnd want
ed to wavo down to them but she remem
bered the beautiful prince's warning
Tho cloud was away abov o the trees, when
old Granny Grump heard Zzzzzzzzzzz, the
kind of the snow birds, call up to her.
"I will give jou two wagonloads of dia
monds for little Tulip Heart "
uranny Grump dropped on her knees and
looked down over tho brim of the cloud to
see who It was promising two wagonloads
of diamonds
The moment greedy old Granny Grump
looked down she tumbled off the cloud and
fell down and down nnd down Into the
lllue Forest of Alaska
(To bo continued )
Branch Club News
Bertha Chllds, of Danville, sends the fol
lowing report. "Our branch holds Its meet
ing out of doors these days We tako
walks, pick daisies and enjoy ourselves
at the playground Later on our mothers
are going to bene refreshments at our
meetings I am glad that tho mothers aro
Interested in -our club I am a little
ashamed, ot this report "
Uertha, Hertha. why bo ashamed? We
think it a vejry good rejiort We wonder
if thp kind mothers who are "going to serve
refreshments" would be' Interested to help
their little ones get up a Rainbow fair?
Th "Itainbovv Lassies," of Danville Pa
went on a hike not long ago and had no
end of fun. They took their lunch and
had a genuine all-day picnic I
Things to Know and Do
I. Square. Fill In the missing tetters.
Witticism
AREOLAE
-To join again
'Bowed
A L I B N B B
Cloth resembling silk
uot reward
2 Our poet went 3 hours IS minutes and
10 seconds trying to find a word tht will
rhyme with "GOOSB." He savs only one
word will do It What Is that vvordt
3. ANAQRAU; Wilita, our offiea boy.
lot-t all bis money la a "Builds not apace. '
uut did Willie luse his tuooey laT
what value was that to me, since t did not
know how great the distance that It main
tained a level entirely beneath tho surface
ot tho water?
Thero was but a single forlorn hope, and
I took It
rilling my lungs with air, I dived be
neath tho surfneo nnd swam through tho
Inky, ley blackness on nnd on nlnng the
mihmerged gallery Tlmo and tlmo again
I roso with iiptretehed hand, only to feel
tho disappointing rocks close nbovo me
Ono more franlle effort I made with my
fat ebbing strength Wcaklj T rore for the
last time my tortured lungs gasped for tho
breath that would fill them With a strange
nnd numbing element, but Instead I felt tho
revlvlfvlng breath of llfe-glvlng air surge
through my starving nostrils Into my dying
lungs
I was saved
A few more ntrokes brought mo to a
point whero my feet tourhed tho floor, .and
soon thereafter t w,n nbovo tho water
lovel entirely nnd racing like mad along
the corridor, searching for tho flrst doorway
that would lead me to 1sin
If I could not have Pejah ThorN ngaln
I wns at leant determined to avenge her
death, nor would any life satisfy mo other
than th it of the fiend Incarnate who wai
tho cnuso of such Immeasurable suffering
upon Harsoom
Sooner than I had expected I camo tn
what happened to be a sudden exit Into tho
temple above It wns at tho right side of
the corridor, which ran on prnhnbly to other
entrnnces to the pllo nbovo
Without waiting to be ngaln discovered
and thwarted, t inn ipilrklv up tho short,
sterp Incline nnd pushed open tho doorway
at Its end
Tho portal swung slowly In, nnd beforo
It could be Rlnmmed ngiinst mo I sprang
Into the chamber bejond
Though not vet dawn, tho room was
brilliantly lighted IH sole occupant lay
prono upon a low couch at tho farther
side, apparently In sleep
From the hnnglnga and sumptuous furni
ture ot the room I Judged It to bo a living
room ot somo priestess, possibly ot lssus
herself.
Cautiously T approached tho recumbent
figure on noiseless feet Closer and closer
I camn to It. but I had crossed but llttlo
more than half the chamber when tho flguro
stirred, nnd. ns I sprang, roso nnd fneed
me
At flrst an oppression of terror over
spread tho features nf the womnn who
confronted mo then startled Incredulity
hopo th inksglv Ing.
Mv hirt pnundrd within mv breast ns
T advanced tovvnrd her tears camo to my
eyes
The words that would havo poured forth
In a perfeet torrent choked In mv throat
nn I opened my arms and took Into them
oneo morn tho woman I loved Pojah
Thru Is Princess of Helium.
CIIAl'TKIt XXII
VU Inry anil Defr.it
"Tobn C.aitor, .Tolir. Carter! ' she sobbed,
with her dear he id upon my should) r
"liven now I can scarui belle, tho witness
of my own eyes When trr.t girl Thuvla
told mo That jou nnd returned to llarsoom
I listened, but I csvilrt no' understand for It
seemed that such happiness would bo Im
possible for ono who hnd suffered so In
silent loneliness fjr all the?6 long years' At
last, whir, I roillacd that It was truth, and
then curio to knuvv tht awful placo In which
I wns hH4 prltuticr, I learned to doubt that
oven yoa ojld reach mo hero
"As tfrt 1U.5 I npsed and moon after moon
went ti without bringing even tho faintest
rumor of ou I resigned mv&olf to my fate
And now that jou havo conic, scarco can I
bcllov It
"Por an hour I havo heard tho sounds of
conflict within the palnce 1 knew not what
they meant, but I havo hoped against hopo
thnt It might be the men of Helium headed
by my prince
"And tell mc, what of Carthorls. our
son ?"
"11b wns with mo less than an hour since,
oJah Thorls," I replied "It must havo
been ho whoso men ou havo heard battling
within the precincts of tho temple
"Where is Issus? I nsked suddenly.
Dejah Thorls shrugged her Mioulders
"She sent mo under guard tn this room
Just beforo tho fighting began within tho
templo walls. Mia said that sho would send
for me later Slio seemed very angrj and
somewhat fearful Never hnvo I seen her
act In so uncertain and almost terrified
a manner
"Now I know that It must hnvo been be
cause sho hnd learned that John Carter.
I'rlnco of Helium was npproachlug to de
mand an accounting ot her for the Imprison
ment of his princess "
(CONTINUHD TOMORROW.)
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In "The Deserter," it TrlaiiRlo photo
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tsourco of wonder to many persons, who
want to Know how the dim tor innmged
to htndlo tho crowd nt Btidi a Ions dis
tance. The solution In coinpT.ratlvc.lv dimple
In tho first iiIulo, tho director heennio
for th tiriMDloti a sort ot general, with
hlh campaign all carefully mspped out
In ndvanco lie occupied a coign of vant
iiko on a tall prommitoiy, whllo nt vailoiiH
strategic points over tho Held wero his
several asniRtnnts
Tho dllljeulty, however, was to nehlnve
tho eonccrtlvo movement which menus so
much in tho tniLC(ss of physically hlg i-cencM
This w.ih accomplished by tho Ubornt tho
field telephone Hneh assistant director was
In communication with tho chief UiiourIi a
small ' pony" Instrument, with trailing wires
over tho Hold and a central switchboard
operated b the director's tccrctary. Whllo
tho director mvept tho scene with field
glasses fur tho detalts of tho various tiny
groups soon to In como merged In desper
ate tonlllct, his orders w-cio sent over tho
wins to tho adjutants, who repeated tho
ordeis through meg iphones to their nilous
divisions
Thero was a Mipplomnntal telephone
arrangement, blmll.ir to that used In most
rallroul tcrmln.il stations, a series of incgi
plionLS, electrically operated to carry tho
volco of the director simultaneously to tho
different p.uts of tho field Had It not been
for th.it secondary device It mlgb have been
necess.iij to havo taken one of the blggist
of the heenes over again, because the honTs
of a bronco ildden by a cavaliyinin accl
dent.Ulv brolso tho tiunk vvlies or tho tele
phono system vvhtlu tho action was at Us
height
Siwlng Ico Into cubes for tho water
cniafo Isn't so mi -h of n mjstcry after all
It's convincing': explained In "be" a
fc.ittuu of tho r.iuuiunt rictogr.iphs
Tho first thiec one-reel comedies In whlth
Jlat Klgman and I.ollta Ttobirlson aro
Etaried aro now ready for gcnci.il releaso
on tho Metro program They wero pro
duced by the Kolm.i l-'llm Corporation and
will 1)0 rclcised exclusively by tho Metro
Planus Coip. latlon Theso .iro tho first
one-reel comidles which Mr rigman Ins
over made Tho titles of tho first rolcascs
aro "Ducks Is Ducks " bj mils Parker
STLx MB OATS
TKll'I.i: IIUtK STIIAIII It
QUEEN ANNE
To Rivervicw Beach
hl'l.CI I. Ill III t II It 1 1.S
Adults, 35ic Children, 20c
l.u.icv nY i:rnT svrumus,
Sl'MIM M) 11(11 IIIWS
Itrfill.Mt KTI ilults. r.Oci Odlilren. S5o
llo it Irnvr Vnli St. Wliiirf H 10 A. M
Stoppliic ill llllllrif.iiurt A lifstpr. Mm., U A. VI
SELECT EVENING TRIPS
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Iloat leaves Arch St. liarf 8. IS '. 1.
OKCIIKSTKA IIVNCINO M) I.IdUOns
IDEAL FAMILY EXCURSION
Iron Steamer THOMAS CLYDE
To AUGUSTINE BEACH
tOO-MILE RIDE for 50c
hTorriM) at nnTi it iimly
l'l.Nitilt)ti lllLhUWa INLY
Only bout to Aiteustlne lleacli. I audine In
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IIAM1M1 A 1.1, 11Y on beat A croiind,. I'lenty
tables, benthes and shjde Artesian water.
Fare urXa 50c Children 510 25c
Leaves Arch St. Wharf 8 30 . 31. Hall.
hurday U 00 A. 31.
JAMES V. Ollb. Mer.. 3 AISCH STIIEET
Prominent
Photoplay Presentations
WEST I'IIIUI)H.riII
OVERBROOK
03U AND IlAVIin
FOItl) AVE
HARRY CAREY '" 7h ?!i'
m.sAW a kvt i.sjt ny Coniedj
ItEQlWT SIUUT
BALTIMORE
50T1I AND
BALTllIOUh AVE
CHARLES KENT c 1NJ"ow
"The Beggar King"
FII REK A 40TU & JUUKET &TS-
Stuart Holmes and Dorothy
Bernard in "Sins of Men"
MW1I1
Broad Street Casino BltBWW
KM MM) 7. Id and 9
Marguerite Clayton JSueBD lajjw
MYSTEKIES OF MRA"
KEYSTONE ushiuh avkmue
VAUDEVILLE and
"IRON CLAW" Pictures
r-OLTJl
O LYMP1A BAIMBKlOUK
Th maximuM tmirl. wAlv exl tumu
iwtU at ( minimum, fa MATS. DAJtf.
Sarah Bernard in "Jeanne Dore"
nxo
M
Evening Ledger Photoplag
Cast Contest Entry Blank
Helen enttr In lh Ersnlnr Ieilfer rhote
plnr Cnst Contest!
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Home address .......n..T..;.....tr...'
Stened br .....,........ ...i.........t..
17r ,
.Vomlnntlnr nrennlrntlon.
Nnmlnatlnrr nrcanliitlnn in iv ronrrntrntu
ftielr vntce nn one enntllthlp nr mn nominnte
ntiil vvnrk Inr tnm I. r.. one hull, one Ktn
tlrmnn. TliN nnmlnillnn lilnnU, hrn lirnpfrlr
flllnl mil unit fnriirilrd, villi entitle the
nnnilncp In IDDtl vnlr.
t tihillilnti1 nre reritiftnl tn clre tliflr
hinip inlilrr-. In rnrli nnil everj lnlrinre. n
tint (he I itllor will be able to rnmninnlcrile
vvllh (tiein frnin time In time. All mlilrce
Mill If trlrtlv ronllilentlnl.
(Inb nne ollllnt(lntl III ink will be rreillled
ruth rnn(e.(nn(.
Mnll In I'venlnc lrlcrr rholnnliy Vnt Con
lel. I'. (I. Hot R, l-ltlliflehilila.
llutlor, author nf "PIri Is rist"; "I.nvo
Me, I.ove Mj Imir." by f Potv JTnbirt,
nnil "rapt bv I'roxy". "Hlllj" Qultk, tho
vvell-htinvvn nelnr and tllicctor, Is produc
ing tho rigman oomeilles
Ho Wilt f JentiliiRs vihnin PhlHrlelp.lil.1
Just mlnxeil seelnc; In hH etpert perform
nnco of tho Ittipcctnra roln in "Untlcr
Cover" liRt year, has Joined the Wllllim l'ox
film forces anil st.ifteit to worlc on a new
plrtuto llertram Hrnclten li dlrectlnc the
llhn vvhleh deals with sportlnp; life lathis
plcturo Mr JoniiliiKt takes tin; part of a
raretraek k'ne llo liaei hH clucked milt
and clinr bIiiiiiii uulto iib effectively an he
tllil tho Government blue last yuir
City Hiill IMna Concert
The I'hllnil Inbl i llnnd under Hie loirlernhln
nr Hllns 15 Ilnnunil will li tnnlnlit on City
Ilnll plnan The jiroRrnm follou
I nurture- Un H- t tu l nil tliilitea". iiippe
2. ltemlnlj"-n -n f . r.ll Arrnniml by Omlfrey
trrmu Ills favorite operas )
.1 Concert VVnltjis (Aillvnl Ilnll
1 Halo fur ImmlMiiio iioneirt l'olkn).. Ilftrlnw
Trod Hrlirntler. intolst
R Oernn from Hie ' Army Chaplain
tt tontrnlln pnln .
Itrrihn Itrlnker D'Alliltcs
T. Itlllet lillisle from rrttist". ...
JllllnrUer
..NcleclcU
.CJnunod
V. ' litfiiru Ihu I HttltMil9 tn eoinLiU in H iimr)
Itcnillx
Conforl at Straw Iicrry Mansion
The rnlrmount Park ltsnt. umler the lender-
nhlp of ltd h ml Helntiltlt, will pity this afternoon
mm innicnt at HtMWDirry .Mansion
Tho pro
itruma follow
1'AIIT I AmillNOON' ITOI1 O'CLOCK
Overture 'imp'v' Itrrold
Motlvrs from 'Din Mplsieralnsrrr" VrtKnr
(n) "Vsrf Dance" Chimlnmls
(hi "Viilso Arlle .. . . Ilrlilll. t
Meloillrs from 'Mnilimo Hherry".. .Ilonm
VVnlty "Hydropilen" nulla!
"A Diy In Wnleo Xevln
(n) Vinrtlnti l,rn honsr.
(I)) The UnnilnllnrH
' V ninin.rs liiiv In Norwnj" WIlrnnrH
(n) ' hnns Parole Tschnlknwjkl
ili 'Mun It i hli iro Pnst" . llrnukH
PAIIT It nVUNlNCI. TO 10 O CLOCK
0erturr "Tnnnhnunr" WntrnT
' Sornrclnll Itlinpinrjj" !,nlo
"hereiiaile" for 1 rench hnrn nnil flute, iitl
MpHsrn Pletro Antonclll ami Joseph llrlclfn
Milt, from 1 urUtfn lundd" . MutukoMsk
( i) Ilnl
0 I'nlnml '
(i ) HunKurs
Snuntls from a Ctork Htnre" . . Orth
ltTllot Si oiifu from "La Oloenndi Pnnchlelll
llnV.- Lhnrus' nnd "(J Promise Vie"
D Koven
(Prom ' Robin Hood ")
Mrloillrs from Vlom ut I ust ' . I.cliar
Star Spinsled Itanner '
IN THE SQUAnE PACKAGE
GRAND PRIZE I Ask
HIGHEST AWARD I fnt ft
nAVjif.i rvnncTTTftW I U4 ll
A. JXiVdliMt. I.1.UIA1W1
ANOTHER PROOF OF QUALITY
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
Booiww
Mm
Tlin following theatres obtain tlielr pictures tlirouili the STAM.KX Uooklai
fnmninr m lilch s a cmruntre nf carl rhowlne of the finest productions.
All nlciur'reVene, bVfure eililbltloii. Ak for Hie tlieitre in jour locality
fbtainlnE "rcture. tbrov h llie STNI KY I10niJl.N0 COVll-ANl'.
ALHAMBRA
l.th Jlorr.rt i rnssyunk Ave.
Mai Hall n L.VES.. I . 0.
1 arainouut r rtures
Marguerite Clark
In S'-jKS
AND SATINS"
x rt i A r I K CIIHSTNUT
ARCADIA ur.Low iotii
CHARLES RAY in
THE DESnnTUIl"
a rr1 I f 52D AND THOMPSON
APOLLO MAT1NCC dail-t
,.. i-. .it... r.J:K "The Moment
" "t rauiine rre'"'..?
mount
TltlAMH-nKCiSTONE COMCDV
BELMONT .A"
i:t-u a
AIIOVD MAIIKET
1 30 & 3 i". IOC
EVBS 0 30, 8. U.30, IDO
Mary VKWforJ in "A Girl of Yesterday " Mr i
M hldney Dr"w In "Jones' Auto" Corned
ppnAP WTII AND CCDATl AVE
CLLIAK r waiiovxt theathe
VALENTINE GRANT in
'THE '.NNOCENT MB"
FAIRMOUNT
;uTH AND
(HUAItD
AVENUE
hauii urn ;"."lgN,c. "?yi'cv ln
SEfltl.r Of THE SLUMARINE"
FRANKFORD
4111 FKANKFOFtr
AVENUE
FLORENCE ROCKWELL in
"HE H-L.L, IN IOVE WITH HIS AYIFE"
56TH ST. Theatre MADANiE?
"" flel hprULe Evgs 7 to U
FANNIE WARD in XLene"
5503 GE1DIAN-
lit,K.lVllMl-VVi1 TOWN AVE.
MARGUERITE CLARK in
THE GOOSE UlRt."
tjLUtiti ir, 000 KIMBALL OROAN
F. X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne
,t A MILLION A MINUT8"
-"ID A Tn AVENUE THEVTRE
GIKAKU 7TH & UIUARU AVENUE
Wallace Reid and Cleo Ridgley in
TUB CHORUS LADY"
IRIS THEATRE
314U KKNS1NOTON
AVKNUK
LEAH BAIRD 'kunr-
B1LML JJl RKE In ' Gloria's Hamaix." (No. B)
JEFFERSON
29TU and DAUPIIIK
GTRB16T8
Charlie Chaplin "The Vagabond"
LAFAYETTE
3614 KBNSINOTON
AVENUB
HOLBROOK BLINN in
THE WEAKNESS Of UBN"
LEADER
YORTl FIRSiT AND
LANCASTER AVENUE
FANNIE WARD in
utTlGii MAVipAUSNE
rrrrnnTn nrrm itt TaTrr r
OFFICIALS OF LIBRARY
DO NOT FAVOR CHANGE
OF TREE' TO 'PUBLIC'
Board JMembers Show Little En
thusiasm for Proposal Made
by Municipal Research
Bureau
FEAR LEGAL TROUBLE
Tho proposal to chango tho word '"free"
to "puhllo" In tho tltlo of tho Free Library
of Philadelphia, made yesterday In n bul
letin Issued by tho Bureau of Municipal
Ilesearch, has not been received trlth any
frroat enthusiasm by tho members of tho
Library Hoard of Trustees.
Not a single member of tho board could
ho found today who would view thu Bug
Bestlon as a proRresslvo step. On tho
contrary, almost any number ,ot arguments,
they said, could bo found against such a
cluinRo Tho most significant objection
wns given by Jolin Ashhurst, librarian of,
the Institution.
Prior to 1805, when the branches of tho
llhrnry wero under tho Board of Education,
tho nrst word of tho tltlo was "public,"
according to Mr. Ashhurst. Tho Changs
was mndo to "free" when tho first publlo
bequest to tho Institution was mado In tho
w 111 of dcorgo S Pepper, Tho bequest read
to tho Krco Library of Philadelphia," and
it was to avoid legal complications, Mr.
Ashhurst believes, which might havo re
sulted from applying tho funds to a "publlo
library" that tho word "frco" was employed.
The library Is now Incorporated nnd over
the cntranco of each of the 18 branches
tho words "Kreo Library" tiro cut In stone
To make any change now, Mr. Ashhurst
said, would mean tho formality of chang
ing the Incorporated title nnd tho expense
of rcruttlng tho letters over tho cntranco
of each branch library.
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mpanw
I IRFRTY DROAD AND
L1DCR 1 I COLUMBIA
LIONEL BARRYMORE in
"DORIANS DIVORCE'
LOGAN THEATRE mo &,
BLANCHE SWEET in
"THE THOUSAND-DOLLAR HUSBAND"
T CiCl TQT 88D AND LOCUST
I-tjyJtJ 1 Mats. 1 30 nnd 3 SO, lOo
Eves U.30, 8, U.30, 100
VIOLA DANA 'The Flower of No Man's Land"
CHARLES CHAPLIN In "THE VAC1AHOND"
FlllhT AND EXCLUSIVE SHOWINO
Motion Pictures of U-Boat
"Deutschland and Her Crew"
Market St. Theatre 333 rr
Francis Nelson " "what happened
bea "PEG O THE RINO" every Wednesday.
ORPHFI IM QERMANTOWN AND
Jll nCUlVl CHELTEN AVE8.
WILLIAM S. HART in
'THE APOSTLE OF VENGEANCE
PALACE 1IU MARKET STREET
LOUISE HUFF in
'DESTINya TOT"
PARK
RIDGE AVE. & DAUPHIN ST.
MAT.. 2UH. EVE.. 0il5 to 11.
SESSUE HAYAKAWA in
"ALIEN SOULS"
PRINCESS mSIgg5BT
VIRGINIA PEARSON in
"BLAZINO LOVE"
RTAT TO GERMANTOWN AVE.
ulnL' lKJ AT TULPEHOCKEN 8T.
DUSTIN FARNUM in
THE GENTLEMAN FROM INDIANA"
RFGENT I031 MARKET STREET
ROBERT EDESON in
'FATHERS OF MEN"
DTJRY MARKET STREET
l KJ U I BELOW TTH STREET
ri 13 Warner n vain nF!Timt
glLLIE BURKE la "Olori.'a Romance," (NoVO)
SAVOY
1211 MARKET
BTHtSBT
LOUISE LOVELY in
HE SACRIFICE FOR LOVE"
TIOGA 1TTU AtiD VENANGO sts,
MAE MURRAY in
' SWEET KITTY BELLAIRS"
VICTORIA MARKET BT
V 1 1 Uft ABOVE mtmt
Olga Petrova to "B Ition-
HANK MANN (n ' HEAKT8 AND BPARKB '
STAN! FV MARKET above mth
i4rii4il DONALD BRIAN ia
uiipMMi'' '1Tie Smuggler"
k mr"" nrrr rf imiiuiiTiritrnJiffl
v
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