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GIUlN.AND FLOUK
WHEAT Receipts, 44,tlfen bush. Onrlnn
Ttro only moderate- nnd prlcss further hrtvanced
le. .under i fivlr demand nnd stronger Western
ndvlce. Quotations: Car lot s, In ctport elcvn
torNo. 2 red. spot. II 12&I.14S No. 3 Bnuth.
in. rfjl, 1 lotji.l2. steamer No, !! reil, tl.gnM
1.11 1 No. 8 red. 1.0iMl.ilj rejected A. l Od'.J
Vl.nsti: rejected 11, tl.ii.itl.uT. , . ,
CORN Receipts, KN bush". The, mirl(l ad.
vaneed Mc. mder llirht ofterlnrrs and n fair de
mand, duotntlon! Car iota for locnl trails, n
to locution Western No, "j-cllnw. nlWIil'itv:
tio.. steamer s-ellow, DnOftiPic ; 'In , 3
rcllow. sdttfitir : do., No. 4 jelW, m$bhc. .
OATS Ilec'lnts, 3303 bush. The market fulfil
firm and le hlstier with demand nbsorhlnit th
limited offerlne. ,lluotntton: No 'J white, 4
lO'.ie.:, Slnndard white, 48414Cii No.
white, ,41)14 iPliHr.i No, 4 white, 434lo.i fanv
plo Hutu, 40UMlMc.l puflhed 6ats, Kraded, 48
ft'tAUto Receipts, SOfl Mils., and l.ll.lnp lb.
In mck. Mill limits worn well maintained, but
frart wns nnlAI l-Villrtwlnc are the uuotntlon
per 1IM lln. In wood: Winter, clear. f4.yigj.lin:
Oo.. Mraloht. I4.nnwr. i.li potent. IS.lBWfMOi
Kansas, clear, rotlon sacks. 4.lo'n-
iMllvh, fnftrtn ...b. ST. M-IASA Ml! (M..
clear, rotlon sacks. M.liown.zniuo.i
ttfil.otl. ITU., imirm.
cotton sarics. .in.anttil.TSi nrln first, clsnr,
tl.KnfflS.1ti! do. etralirht. IO.80wn.oni no.
patent, ,)ft.MtA:' do., favorite brnnds. ,I8MM
O.T.n-. rity mill, choice. nd fnney pftjffil. fo.uj
lit. .in .,.,..,, r, mi. rn: i.. mi : tit...
H4.H0) do., ntrnlftht. il.poeii.10; do., putfnti
IIVK KI.OUU wn nulft unit tincnnnCTn.
fluote nfitrhr nl tl.nni4."A per lhl. nnd Viet
etn At ISUu.Sn per bbl.. nn. to ciuMlty. v
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PROVISIONS
Thf mrkel filled firm Willi Irnde fair. rpl
lowing nrn tho utiotntlons: City beef. In foln.
smoked nnd nlr-drled, We.i WeHern beef,, In
fctn, Kinnkcd. 2c. ( cny ,beef, knueklrji nnd
tehilef4, mnnked nnd Mr-dried. 211c. i. Western
berf. knueklen nnd tenders, smoked. 2fle. i beef
hannf 2S5f30i pork, MmlitV 2S no3a7j. hnms,
8, V. cureil. looso, 18fpl8l4c.i do., skinned,
Fooo, J8'410.; do., do., smofled. 20'i i
20He. other hsms, siAnlifrt, city cured, ns to
brnn.I nnd nernRc WA c.t lnms, smoked,
Western cured. INVie.i do. boiled, boneless,
83c. picnic shoulders, H. I. cured, loose. 14c. t
do., smoked, ldcs bellies, In pickle, nceordlnn
to nvcrnnd, loose, ltl'.ic.i breakfnst bnenn, ns
Jn lirnnd nnd svetsre, rlty cured, ,21c. i do,.
Western cured, in0120e s bird, Western, refined,
tierces, 14Wc. do,, do., tubs. 14tio.t do., purs
city, ketllo femlored, In tierces, 1414 c. do., do.,
In tubs, 14'ic.
REPINED SUGARS
Trnde Wns fslr nnd vnlucs ruled firm n
flners1 list prices! Dxlrn. line eranulnted. 7.05c:
powdered, 7. "Re. i confectioners' A, 7.B5C. j soft
Brades, (l.nofc'.noc.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
HUTTKR There wss n fnlr Inquiry for .choice
stock and values wermwoll sustained under modj
ernti otforlnns. Quotntlnns: Western solid-packed
creamery, fnney. specials, air. : extra, 296J.10c.t
exipn iirsis. .rne. , nrsis, ,r. : seconus, inc. :
nearhy prints, fancy, 32c. i nVrnirn extra,
SOW.Ilc. : firsts. 27O20C, neronds. 202tmc:
lo'Tlnif sales of fancy prints. aoWSKc. .
)Oa Flno fresh ewta wero In Rood reuuvst
nr.p firm, with supplies well under control.
Quotations: In frco cases, nearby extras, 2Hc.
per do2, i nnrby firsts, tT.OS perstanUnrd
cam: hearhv current receipts. t7.20B7i.no per
cAso: Western extras, 27c. per dos. ! Western
extra firsts, t7.3'per case; firsts. t7.O0e7.3O
per ease: fancy selected candled trcsli cgua
wcro Jubblhit at 31t)32c. per dos. . .,
CHlIliHi; onerlmts were moilerate nnd the
market was nulet and without Important chancre.
Quotations: Now York, full cream, fancy, 10si
ttHtlc: do., do., fair to Rood, lfiWlO'.ici part
kirns, UHCllc.
POULTRY
IjIVR Tbo market ruled steady under mod
ernta olTerlnas and n fnlr dcmnml. Quotations:
Fowls. 2082lc i roosters, KUfHc. : spfln
chickens, according to nunllty, welKhlnir 1W2
lbs, oml o-er nplece, 24W2RC. : While LeBhorns,
icconiinK to quality, uihvic. i uucks. ns io bisi
and auallty, llWUlc. : pliteons. nhl, per pair, 25
Iiu iiumu), A ',!;. . 1'iecuitn. nit,, i"
tk'JHr . ,ln n,lt,,T- 1W1 fullr. llOllflyJe.
DltliSHTiD ruled ateady undor modernto offer
Incs and a fnlr demand. Quotations: Fresh
killed, dry-packed fowls. 12 to box, dry-filcked,
fanoy selected, 22c: do., wels;hlnjc 4H 0 Iba.
apiece. 2114 c. ; do., welihlnar 4 lbs. apiece, 2114 c:
do., welirhln 3V4 lbs. nplere, 21c. i do., welnh-Ing-
3 lbs. nlpeco. lUUSilc, Fowls, In bbls., Ice-
faeked, fnncy, drs'-pleked Northern Indiana and
lllnnls, welRhlnc 4W3 lbs. apiece. 21c: do.,
southern Indiana nnd Illinois, wolahlnR 4 IbB.
nplece, 20',4c. : smallor slies, 18tr2Uc. Old
roosters, dry-picked, inc.: brolltnv chickens, IUU
nola, 2330c. ; do.. Indiana, 2(1 0 28c. Urolters.
Jersey, fancy, Stic, broilers, other nearby, welKh
lntf.1'4 2 lbs, nplece. SQgPntlc: broilers, nearby,
smaller sizes. 3ilfj):12c.: ducks, nearby, sprint.
10ffP20c. : aqunbs. per doxen White, welching
11012 lhs. per dot.. trG0.2n; do., white, welulu
lnc 010 lbs. per dox., J4.1tH!4.7r, ilo.. white,
welnhlns K lbs. per doz.. 3. 2008. 110; do., white,
weighing 7 lbs per doz., Ji'.noHfll: do., white,
weighing OWnVi lbs. nor doz., 22.25: do.,
dsrk. tl. 7502.20; do.. 'small nnd No. 2, 70c.
J1.23.
FESH FRUITS
Cantaloupes were more plentiful nnd wraker
under n llixht demand. Other fruits Bold fairly
at revised prices Quotations: Annies, per bbl.
'Baldwin. M.': lien Mavis, I.1W4: other va
rieties. 1.00W2.r.(l; No. 2. 1.20Sf2; npples,
Delaware nnd .Maryland, per hamper Fancy.
tl.2IHi2: fair to corn!. lOOc.Otl; lemons, per
Ikix, 93.00(0: pineapples, per crate, Porto Itlco.
J1.0OW.1 .10; huckleberries North Carolina, per
t at.. 8$?10c; gooseberries, per qi.. 3&4C.; rasp
berries, red. per pt.. 3Wr,c. ; chvrries, New York,
sour, per hlb. basket. 20(4Uc. ; cherries eating
varieties, per 8-lb. basket, 80080a.: cberrles.
' Dolawaro and Maryland, sweet, per lb., OwHc, ;
do., do., sour, per lb.. Otitic. i do., do., sweet,
per at., nOMc.i do., do. sour, per qt., 0W7c.i
plums. Oeorgla, per crate. 00c vp$1.7u; peaches.
' (JeorKla. per carrier llvlle, tl.204i1.70, 1:1
berta, tl.20Ol.7Si Carmen. tlffl.RO: cantn
loupes. California, pef crate, taS.BO; do..
' Georgta. per crate, JlWl.i'O; do.. North Caro
lina, per standard crate. 7.V. MM; do.. North
Carolina, per flat crato, 30040c. ; watermelons,
Florida, per car, 1 120 0200.
VEGETABLES
Supplies of potatoes and onions were liberal
and ths market was easier. Other vegetables
were In fair roquest at revised tlKures, Quota
tlons: White potatoes, per bbl. No. 1 Eastern
Shore. tl.noJfl.70: No. s Rastern Shorn, 7.1c.
OtlLNo. 1 Norfolk tl. 4001. 00: No. B Norfolk.
70c. vtl. Whlta potatoes, Jersey, per basket,
40(i40c. : sweet,' potatoes, Jersey, per basket
No 1. doOSfio.: No. 2, 3050c. Hwect pota
' toea. Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, per ham
EVENING
MONDAY
'.ALHAMBRA
Louise Huff. In
Destiny's Toy
APOLLO
The Dividend
Gloria's Ilomanco
ARCADIA
Tha Kys of the
Olorla's Romance,
BROAD ST. CASINO
BALTIMORE
Chaplin, In The Vagabond
The Oath of llato
John Junior, In
Tha Jester
Mas Murray, In
Sweet Kitty Ilellalrs
BELMONT
Alice Dradr, In
La Bohema
CEDAR
'EUREKA
Louise Lovely, In
nobbla of ths Ballet
FAIRM0UNT
IVIIIIam Collier. Jr.,
Tho nugla Call
FRANKF0RD
Geraldlne Farrar,
Maria Itosa
5CTII ST.
Marguerite Clark, tn
The- Prtnra and ths Pauper
. GERMANT0WN
Edna Goodrich, In
The Maklnv of Madd,aten8
GIRARD
John Barrymore,
Nearly a King
qLOBE
Tha Crucial Test
Chaplin, In Ths Vagabond
IRIS-
Viola Dana. In The
Flower of No Man's Land
JEFFERSON
The Ilondwoman
Gloria's Romance.
'KEYSTONE
Vaudeville and
Iron Cla Pictures
LAFAYETTE
Valentine Grant. In
Tha Innocent Lie
LEADER
Marta of tha Lowlands
Chaplin. In Tha Vagabond
LIBERTY
Lillian Glah. In
An Innocent Magdalen
LOCUST
William Courtenay,
Sealed Lips
LOGAN
Fannla Ward. In
A Gutter Magdalen
MARKET STREET
Lillian dish. In
Jordon Is a Hard Road
0LYMPIA
Tho Nation's
Mytterlea of
Peril
Myra
0VERBR00K
Mae Marsh. In
Child of ttw Part
PALACE
Tha Clown
Gloria! Romanes
PARK
Hatsl Dawn. In
The Feud Qlrl
PRINCESS
Lionel Dirrymore.
Dorian' a pivorc
REGENT
Lin Cavallerl,
Tw Shadow 'of lUr
RIALTO
Lenora tflrleb. la
Tho Heart of Paul
RUBY
Virginia Pearson.
Hypocrisy
SAVOY
Holbrosk HUon.
Tn Weakoana. of
STANLEY
Ma Murray la
The. Drt.nu Girt
f'tm liyluoj. la
Salute and tiii.aar
TIOGA
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VICTORIA
i J1ai M , tjgn i
WUcr 1 J4j V -
per No, 1, 8.c.?M 2ft; No. 2. ftfUMfle. Onion.
Texas, per cummer crntc No 1, tl 40m 1-00;
73Jltltdffl.,i Virginia, per basket, tt!I.2n.
felory, Florida, per crate, I2W2..10; watercress,
per ino bunches, 1.002.r,(l; peppers. Florida,
per. carrier, tlQl.liOi eggplant, Florida, pef
r.rate, tKft.RO: corn, Florida, per crsto, Gl'd.
tftlt cucumbers. Norfolk, per, bbl., J1.60B2I
cucumbers, Norfolk, per "4 -bbl, basket. '.Owlfict
cucumbers, Norfolk, per 10 bbl, basket. 00c,
Cucumbers, North Carolina, pef bbl., tlwl.liO:
do., do,, per basket, 20 w 40c. Mushrooms, per
4-lb. basket. tltOl.f.O.
KENSINGTON TO MOVE
EN MASSE TO SHORE
Sixth Annual Excursion to At
lantic City on Thursday.
ThousnndB to Make Trip
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KonRlnston shops, mills nnd stores by
the" dozen will closo Thursday, when morn
than 4000 men, women nnd children Wilt bo
to Atlantic City for tho sixth atmunt ex
cllrston of tho Kensington Hoard of Trnde.
Right tfnlhs of 12 cars each will bo needed
to carry tho throngs to the shore.
Although this Is only the sixth annual
excursion, the Kensington custom of closing;
up shop nnd going to the seashore Is eight
years old, It was lit 1D0S that a group of
"llvo-wire" Kensington business men first
Inaugurated n street carnival, nnd r shoro
trip, too. When they "got together" nnd
became better acquainted they decided It
would he a good thing to form n permanent
organization. In 1909 they were Incor
porated ns the Kensington Hoard of Trndo.
It. Schdenthnl has planned the excursions
over slnco they wcro stnrtcd. He has SO
men working on eight committees, ' who
know nil the things which must bo dono
tn make an exclusion of thousands a
success.
When the Kensington people nro In At
lantic City they will own tho ateeplechnse
Tier. It will bo good for all day, and tho
visitors who go there for the gala occasion
can "merry-go-round," "bump tho bumps,"
"dip the dip" nnd do nil manner of
"stunts" without spending a cent all for
tho prlco of a ticket to the shore!
Tho Board of Trade does not aim to
make money. Alt profits from tickets go
right Into tho fund for souvenirs nnd
amusements. Each child Is to hnvo n lit
tle spade and pnll, nnd thcro will be other
KQUvenlrs for various mcmborB of tho
family.
Tho president of the Kensington lloard
of Trade Is Ilobcrt Lincoln McNeil.
PROHIBITIONISTS IN DOUBT
City's Delegation Has No Ideas as to
Nomination
Tho six delegates from this city to tho
National Convention of tho Prohibition
party, which opens In St. Paul, Minn.,
Wednesday, will go without any definite
Idea as to who the candidates wilt be.
William Sulzer. former Governor of Now
-York ; Eugene E. I'oss, former Governor of
Massachusetts ; J. Frank Ilnnley, former
Governor of Indiana; Henry Ford, nnd
John M. Parker, Progrosslvo nominee for
Vied President, havo been mentioned ns
possible nominees, but no one of these
looms tjp ns n, certain winner.
Tho six Philadelphia delegates are I... B.
Jordan, Frank L. Morton, H. F. Dltman.
Godfrey Stringer. Michael J. Funning nnd
II. B. Arrlson. Tho alternate delegates are
Howard Lewis, John 8. Hay, Mrs. F. Ij.
Morton, Mrs. II. F. Dlttman, U. J, Ramsey
nnd W. H. BnBsatt.
CORN CROP BELOW AVERAGE
Unfavorable Weather Conditions and
Insect -Pests to Blame
HABRISBUna, July 17. With moro
than 60,000 acres fewer of corn planted In
Pennsylvania thlB year than last and with
weather conditions bad nnd Insects that at
tacked tho Heed numerous, tho Htato De
partment of Agriculture sees a slim year
ahead for tho corn crop. The department
markod tho condition of tho crop July 1 as
being 81 per cent, of normal.
Last year thore was nn average of 38
bushels to an acre, but from present Indi
cations this will bo reduced to 32 2.5 bushels
to an acre and a total production of 46,340,
288, as compared to 54,792,000 bushels n
year ngo. During tho last few weeks, how
ever, corn has been coming along rapidly,
and In another month a much bet.ter esti
mate Is expected.
LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
l!VKBY MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
The Ppell of tho Yukon
Qlorla's Romance
Norma Talmadge, In
Going Straight
Jlarcuerlto Clark,, In
Molly Maks Believe
Dorian's
Iron
Night
11th 1-p.
The Eve of the Night
Gloria's Romance, 11th Ep.
Th Eve of th Night
Qlorla's Romance, lltli Ep.
Crane Wilbur. In
Tho Wasted Years
Corlnn
Bessie Barrlscale, In
Not My Sister
Margaret
Broken
Mas Murray. In
Sweet Kitty Ilellalrs
Peggy
Saints
Hazel Dawn. In
Tho Feud Qlrl
Mario Osborne, tn
Little Mary Sunshine
Norma Talmadge, In
doing Straight
Virginia Pearson. In
A Hunted Woman
In
Geraldlno Farrar, In
Maria Rosa
Pea-
In
Frltil Scheff. In
Pretty Mrs. Smith
Frank
Perils
Mary Plekford, In
Behind the Scenes
Ths Sorrow of I.ov
Gloria's Romance, 4th Ep.
Edna Goodrich, In
The Making of Maddslene
Olgn Petrova. In
Tha Eternal Question
In
Francis Nelson, In
What Happened at 23
Norma Talmadge. In
Going Straight
Sessue Hayakawa, In
Allen Souls
Francis X. Bushman, In
Th Wall Between
Sessue Hayakawa, In
Tho Typhoon
William H.
Ths
Bertha Kallch,
Ambition
tn
Ma Allison. In
Th Masked Rider
Vaudeville and
Iron Claw Picture.
Vaudeville and
Iron Claw Plsture
Frank Mayo. In
The Head of the House
Marguerite Clark,
Wlldflower
Marta of the Lowlands
.Chaplin. In Tho Vagabond
Edith
The
Holbrook Bllnn. In
The Weakness of Men
What Love Can Do
Chaplin, In Ths Vagabond
In
William Courlenay, In
Sealed I.lpa
Holbrook Bllnn. In
Ths Weakness of Men
Fannie Ward. In
A Gutter Magdalen
OIca Petrova. In
Th Worldly Woman
Louis Lovely. In
Her Sacrifice for Lov
Ambition
Fee O' tha R(ng
Ths Woman In Black
Social pirate
Alice Brady, In Then
I'll Com Back to You
A
Street
Valentin Grant, lu
Ths Innocent LI
Lillian
Bold for
Th Clown ,
Gloria's Ronfan
Tha
Gloria,'
Douglas Fairbanks, tn
Reggto Mite In
Chaplin, tn
Hitchcock,
(a
Alio Brady. In
La Bobm
Ella Hall. In
Tha Lov Olrl
In
Past
Linn Cavallsrl. In
Th Shadow of lUr fait
Blaslnjc Lovs
Gloria Romanes
Llonsl Barrymor.
Tha Quitter
Willis Collier, Jr . In
Th Bugl Call
Mary Ptckfid.
Ths Eternal Grind
In
Waltaes RelJ, In
The Lay Mask
In
ilsu
Flora Parker DvIIaYen, In
Tba Secksr
Robert
Father
Ma Murray In
Tha Dream Qlrl
Ma Murray. In
Tb Dream Qlrl
Peggy JlyUnd. In
Batata and Sinner
William
His qat
tn
liary MriLarea. la
Vibtrj I iU usaur)
S("r
Vfntn U Mr
GOLDEN EAGLES
ORGANIZE CASTLES
Sir Knights llolu Public Cere
monial Events nnd Klndlo
Widespread Interest
Delta. Cnslle, No. 8, held a public In
stallation, of bfneers at tho session Friday
last. Tho ceremonies wero conducted by
A. C. Lyttle Commnndry. An exception
ally onjoynhlo program was presented, In
cluding music by Httenron'n Orchestra, se
lections byDelta Qunftet, consisting of Mrs.
Alfred Stoertz, Mrs. P. E. Jochem, Wllllnin
7,oello nnd P, 1!. .tochem; solos wre ren
dcred by the individual members of the
tiunrtet, n plann duel by Missis H, Frnnkner
nnd IJ. Seymour, nfld nil nddress was made
by Supremo Master of Records John B.
Trclbler.
An Interesting feature of thfe evening was
tho presentation by Grand Chief John F,
Brounloy of a prize won by Oil cnstlo for
tho Inrgest percentiigo of Increase during
tho last year. The emblem was accepted
on behalf of the castle by Master of Records
Harry Hull.
A second prlie offered by the itrnnd ensile
was awarded to Montour Castle, No, IRn. of
I)nn':ile. Th fo'mnl presentation will bo made
by the grand oflUrra In tho near, future.
tn compliance with the ernnd chief's rerent
circular rrnuestln nil castles who have mem
bers enlisted In tho United Stales service at tlws
present time to keep them In (rood standing,
the grand nmsler nf records has secured tin;
'lllowlne pnrllal list nf rnslles,who have SRrced
unanimously to comply with this reiiuest:
Columbia Cnslle, No. 10, Chester Castle, No.
20: Atlielstnn Castle. No, 47. Mountnln t.'nstle.
No. 4. Chal font, Castle. No SI; Cnrllsh' Castle.
No. Ill): I.ansdale Castle. No 241. lloldcfl Itnit
Castle. No. 31); Aeolian Castle. No, 34M. Centre
Hall Castle, No. ,1110, and OreensburB Castle.
No. 3(1(1
It Is estimated that there arc eewrnl hun
dred sir knlalits serving In the United States
army or nivv, snd these will be milled to ths
nboo list ns fast ns the grand master nf
records reccltes word from tho various castles,
Clrnnd Chief Prounley Is fortunato In havln
two more cnstls ndded to the roster durlns
his term, the first belnB Muncy Cnslle, No.
BIB, which ho nnd the nrnnd castle officers
will Institute at the Muncy Upvra House on
Wednesday. The other new cnslle Is Ontario
Castle. No. MB. Which, will bo Instituted July
a.1 nt Iho corner of l.co and Ontario streets.
In this city.
Trior to the Institution of Ontario Castlo
there will be a short street parade, pnrllel-
Fatetl in by the caBtles nnd conunnnderles In
'hllndelphla Hnd Mclnlty. Norths-Philadelphia
Commsndery. No. 104, under command of l-np-tain
M. F. llrnun, will net as escort to tho
MsltlnB cnstles and commanderlee,
This now castle la being omnnlzeil by Past
Chler J. A. Urnun. Tim three degrees will bo
conferred nn all tho nppllcnnts of the new
castle nt Muncy by the famous tlcxrce team
of Mlltoh Cnslle. No. SOB. of Milton. . .
This nfakes three new strong cnstles launched
nlnro the last session of tho Brand cnstlo, and
they will bv qulcklv followed by three morn
taually as etroiifr before the middle of August.
The Extension Committee of the grand ensile
will meet nt tli tlropd Castle Hall on TuesdAy,
Juiy 23, nt 10 n. in. Tills will bo an Im
portant meeting of the committee, nnd Invl
tntlons havo been Issued to nil the district
Brand chiefs of rhlladelplila County nnd the
prominent officials, of both the supremo nnd
grand cnstles to attend.
The officers of St. George's Castle, No. (10,
will be Installed tomorrow evening nnd the
ofllcers of Ht. l'mil's Castle, No. 17. will bo
Installed on next Monday evenlne. both by the
Installing team of A. C. I.yttle Commnndory.
Tho Installation of the officer of, St. Paul's
Castle will be a public one. held In Ht. Paul's
Reformed Episcopal Church, llrond nnd Venango
streets.
I.Ilngston Castle, No. 2,",R. of Allentown.
continues to bv tho Inrgest castle In the entire
order, having now 771) members. It Is their
announced purpose to reach the 1000 mark be
fore tho end of tho present term.
A district meeting wns held In the hnll of
I.nnsdale Castle. No. 244. on Friday owning,
which was a most cnjoynblo one as well ns
very protltnblc. All the cnstles In the district
were reported and a largo number of Msltorn
wero present. This district Is outlining pinna
for n campaign for membership duHng tuo. com
ing, fall.
St. John's Castle, No. 10. has arranged to
hold n public Instnllntion nnd entertainment In
tho hall, H14 North llrond street. Monday. July
31. An Interesting program hns been prepared,
and among the speakers nro Cirnnd Chief John
V. Drounley, Past Supremo Chief John C. lie
Kinney nnd Urnml Master of Itecords 1 I,.
Gallagher.
ARTISANS' ORDER
Mid-summer Activity Characterizes
Meetings of Local Assemblies
St John's Assembly Is nlrcndy planning
for a big "Ladles' Night" entertainment for
tho early autumn. A commlttoo has been
appointed to arrange for this Important
happening. Lu Lu Templo has been se
cured, and n, program Is promised which
will surpass In Interest nny previous under
taking of thlB character by this assembly.
Under tho direction of Brother Warren
C. Fisher, tho members of this progressiva
body muslcnlly Inclined nro seeking to or
ganize a full brass band to assist In tho
SCIWECT TO Clf.lXGE
THURSDAY
Mne Allison, In
Tho Masked nider
Divorce
Claw
Theda Barn, In East Lynns
Who's Guilty?
Dorothy Glsh. In
The Little School Ma'am
The
Griffiths tn
Ashes
William Russell. In
Soul Mates
Landls. In
Fetter
Douglas Fairbanks. In
His Picture In ths Paper
Hyland. In
and Sinners
Peggy Hyland. In
Saints and Sinner
The
Lionel Barrymore, In
Dorian's Divorce
Douglas Fairbanks. In
Reggie Mixes In
Dust
O' Th Ring
Sessue Hayakawa,
Allen Souls
In
Sheridan. In
of Dlvorc
Hamilton Revelle. In
Tho Prlca of Sialic
An Innocent Magdalene
Qlorla's Romance, Itli Ep.
The
Gloria's Romanes
The Eternal Question
Marguerite Snow, In
Ilia Qreat Triumph
Hazel Dawn. In
Tho Feud Qlrl
Thompson, In
Dividend
Dustln Farnum. In
David Qarrlck
Edna Wallace Hopper, In
Perlla of Dlvorco
A
Vaudeville and
Iron Claw Picture
Anna Nll'snn, In
Who's QuIltyT
Storey, In
Tarantula
Flower of No Man's Land
Qlorta'a Romance, Oth Ep,
The
William II. Thompson, In
The Dividend
Holbrook Bllnn. In
Th Weakness ot Men
Olga Petrova. In
The Worldly Woman
Olga Petrova. In
The Worldly Woman
Pearl White. In
Th Iron Claw
Glsh, tn
Uarrlag
Flora Parker De Haven, In
Tha Seeker
Clown
Romanes
Frank Kesnun. la
The Phantom
Th Vagabond
in My Valet
Beasls Barrlscale. la
Sorrow of Lov .
Lucille Lee Stewart. In
Th Conflict
Flora
In
In
Llooc! Barrymor. In
Th Quitter
i WaUaca Eddlngsr, In
Th Gentleman of LeUur
Edna Goodrich. In
Th Making of Maddalen
Kdeaon. In.
ot Men
William Farnum. In The
Man from tn Bitter Root
J.
Dustln . Farnum, la
Davy Cryclmtt
NUn. In
Bilk Bark. In
Gloria a ftomanc
Mary MacLarvc In
Vftsx U My Daughter
Trlwmpa
MacLlren. ia
Vausstsrr
Wasc
work of the afc86mbly hnd add Interest to ert
terlnlnmentB given. Such I tho encourage
ment to the project tlml It 1 believed that
ft membership of 40 or more capable musi
cians can be secured.
in slfcrtr, Wn,,A r aAttt.llt- IKU assAmbtv
keep bdsy dufing.the sumj-ner months. ,ln tho
tissehill if amis It Is doing Its, full share lo sun
lain the ichefal Interest July 2I Ram will
juiy Zl' n Kmm- ,i.
slern Assembly on, the
re Assemblf" fWlh
h nnd cambfla streets.
'I' i""frl.v!n forinwesiern ai
P. & Il f S C A rnunill nt
C'lTTr r vV1 ' rogressiri
. ... . - ..T. il" "-, .,-...
east iuanuai grounds,
Saturday nel Oermsnlpvrn Assembly, No. 9(1.
In Conjunction with Krankferd, Pot CT14V, I!n
tefprls and Oak l.nhe Assemblies, will hold a,
big reunion nfld family basket picnic at willow
tlrnvr-. The commutes promises h dny.nt real
P frtsure. There it III V races and contests nf
nil kinds and description And pflfes galore to bo
awarded lo th succcsstul contestants In the
various events.
As a pleasing midsummer novelty Olrard As
sembly, No. n, win held n nirkago party, Mon
day, July 24 Hx-Cashlef Albert H..nzeklel. who
has achieved mute a repuiallon for keen wit
nnd reparteeMill net ns auctioneer, nnd art en
Joynble eenlng la promised nil Aftlssns who
can nrrnngn to be present.
Southwestern Assembly during the last three
months has Initialed 41 candidates, a good
showing, for the first huarler. The members
Malm that this record will bo maintained
throughout the year Business conditions are
Improving nnd the order Is In splendid shape,
having mlsed Its sohency from ins.H lo x 11
per cnt. during (he last jenr. There Is nt
present a commission of th most ecellent as
sembly Investigating the sick benefit fenture of
tho ordr, considering the ndUeahlllty of rec
ommending the pivment of the first week's
benefits to members who nro sick mcr the two
weeks.
The thought unilcrlilhft this movement Is the
accepted fact that In case if sickness the Initial
'ponses Incurred usually during the tlrst week
are stealer than during the succeeding necks,
and Hint It would be the esenre of real frnter
nsllsm tn help meet this condition If possible.
Much nrtlnn. It Is hellvxed. would materially
aid this and all other assemblies to ndd to
their number of candidates.
The Artisans' order now Is among the nflsto
crnts of ftalemnl Insurance and Is numbered
nmong tlm millionaire societies. According to
M. K. Itecorder Allen 1 Co, the combined
lunds of the order nrn tl.dO'J.RUS.'JT, consisting
of death benent fund balnhce. Jllll.lll.s.'l, com
bined contingent fund ol subordinate assemblies,
l.-,3 0.11.B7. contingent fund of tho M, 15. Ab
sembK. inMI 47 These ilgures snow thd flnsn
clnl strenath ns well as the progressive strides
made by the order In tho last few J ears.
Tomorrow nli-ht Pnnrtan Assemblv will hold
what promises to prove nn exceptionally en-
Jnynble mentlng In tho Parkway Hull
ilrnad
llliium. c
nnd Ch.frv ktrreln. The mpmliers of llsftralll.
I.archwooif and Apollo Assemblies havo been
specially Invited to be present, ntid tlm Rnter
tnlnment Committee has nrrnnged n program
which will embrace severe.! novel and pleasing
features. All Artisans will receive n cordial
wolcome.
Iladdnn Assembly. No. 12. of Hnddoofleld.
with Masler Artisan Wellington llechtel In the
chair, will bold Us regular slated session to
night In Artisans' Hnll. The Untertnlnment
Committee will seek lo make the meeting en
joyable nnd, In the nbscnro of Initiatory work,
a brisk business session Is promised.
Chnrles A lllchnrdson, of Ilnddun Assembly,
No. 12. who has been a. member of the board
of directors for manv years, hns reslsned his
orflce on account of III hcnlth. Most Kxcellent
Master Artlsnn Thompson, with tho concurrence
of the board has appointed Charles W. McCon
nell, P. M. IJ M A., to serve out tlm unexpired
term. Ilrother McConnell Is well nnd favorably
known In mnnv of the assemblies nf the ordr.
Ho wns In the chief office during tho lenr of
1IH2 nnd has served on scleral of tho lm
portnnt committees of the organisation since that
time. He la a nn-mlier of tho Philadelphia bar
nnd Common Council.
Pnssyunk Assembly hns appointed n commit
tee, composed of Its past master artisans, to
look nfter Iho welfare of the families of Its
members who have gone to tho front.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA
Fund for Establishment of Homo and
Hospital Helped by Field Day Outinp;
Tho Homo and Hospital Fund which,
under tho care of tho grand commnndonr
of the State, hns been growing at n steady
pace for a fow years past, will bo consid
erably augmented Saturday next by tho big
Field Day Association outing of western
Pennsylvania, which will bo held nt Kenny
wood Pnrk, In tho Pittsburgh District
Last year this nutlng of Malta Knights
wns attended by over 20,000 persons nnd
a larger turnout Is looked for this yenr.
Tho entire proceeds of tho day will bo do
voted to tho homo and hospital movement.
Illustrative of the patriotic spirit whleh per
meates Malta Knighthood Is the fact that Com
Sany II, llh lleglment 4th ltrlgnde. National
uard, of PoltsUlle. Is commanded by three
officers of tho Knights of Malta. Cnptaln Sir
Tnmea II Hurr. Klrst Lieutenant Sir Unwell
Martin, ttecond Lieutenant Hlr 1. U. Martin
This shows that Iho deseendnnts of those who
fought valiantly In the quest of the "Holy
Oroil" nro ever reody to enlist In defensu of
their country.
Supreme Recorder Ornv, of this cltv. and
Supremo Commnnder Hemhnwer during the Inst
few weeks havo been visiting the .trund Juris
dictions outside of Pennsylvania nnd participat
ing In lb., nroreedlngH of their ETrntui ,-n,i,..n-
tlons. From their observations and reports
there Is general actllt and Interest In other'
Htnies nam m un rwiiccu in mis jurisdiction,
whlrh. nccordlng to these distinguished ottlcala.
presages a year of prosperity and great numeri
cal galna for Malta Knighthood wherever It hits
found a foothold.
The. three eommanderles of Tork havo per
fected plans for the construction at a cost of
itin.nun of a Malta temple, which will he de
voted wholly to fraternal purposes nnd will com
naro favorably with that of any similar struc
turo erected bv nny other secret order In cen
tral Pennsylanla. ""
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Victor Moore, in
Tho Clown
Victor .Moore. In
The Clown
a Hb?,r,t.lrBrron. In
A Wild Girl 0f the sierras
Dorothy Glsh. In
The Little School Ma'.m
,. ., The Reprisal
Matinee; The Iron Claw
Valentine Orant. In
The Innocent Lie
Dorothy Glsh, In
Little School Ma'am
A Traitor to Art
Mysteries of Myra
Charles Kent. In
The Inner Glow
Mary Plekford. In
Dawn of a Tomorrow
Sessue Hayakawa, In
Allen Souls
William Farnum, In
Ths Battl of Hearts
Cha.f" Chaplin, m
'"" auona
Viola Dana, In The
Flqwer of No Man' Land
wd.?J? ?.'". Jn
-- wq i-ai jjo
Allen Souls
The Vagabond
The Hugmaker's Daughter
Edna Ooodrlrh, In
Making of Maddslene
ti, E,Hn?. Goodrich. In
The Making- of Maddalene
r.u ,?llk "-"d Satins
Chaplin, m The Vagabond
Marguerite Clark. In
Silks and Satins
Hazel Dawn, In
Ths Saleslady
''"-Collier. In
Th Bugl Call
Olga Petrova, In
riulnc With Firs
Mary Plekford. In
Little Pal
Blllle Burke. In .
Gloria's Romance. Ottf Ep.
Lillian Glsh. In
An Innocent Magdalen
Ruth Boland. In
Matrimonial Martyr
Kitty Oordon. In
Th Crucial Test
Vaudeville and
Iron Claw Picture
'"v,,,,' ana
Iron Claw Jlcturea
Carlyle Blnrkwell. In
Salll In Our Alley
Geraldlne Farrar, In
Maria Rosa
Edna Goodrich. In
Maklns of Maddalen
-k EAna .Goodrich. In
The Making- of Maddalen
Ma Allison. In
Th Masked Rider
Lillian West, in
uv aJupe
Edith storey, tn
The Tarantula
Edith Storey. In
,a asrantuia
Florenoa Reed. In
The Dancing Olrl
Oeorge lleb&n. la
The Italian
Kitty Gordon. In
The Crucial Test
Ttl. Wlnn.l TJ-,
Chaplin, in, Th Vagabond
Ida Scbnall, In
Undine.
Theda Bara. In
East Lynn
Vlolt MerMreau. In
Broken Fetter
Dustln Farnum. In
David Garrlck
Frank Kecnan, In
The Phantom
Frank Kecnan. In
Th Phantom
George Beban, In
Pasqual
Dustln Farnum. In
Th Iron Straw
Parker Da Hat en.
The Seeker
Bertha Kallch. In
Slandtr
Edith Stony, In
Tto Tarantula
Edith Storey. In
Tha Tarantula
Norma Talmadge. In
Going; Straight
Victor Moor. In
Th Rao
Playing With Fir
Gloria' Romance
Harry HUUard. In
Caprice f tb Mountain
Warren Kerrigan. In
The SlUot Battl
Ohu& Putrova. in
Th Eternal Question
Dustln Farnum. in
Davy Crocket
Diucln Faruum. In
Davy Creek!
Blancna Srfest. In Tb.
Thousand Pot'ar Husband
Blanch Bst In Tb .
Thousand Dollar Husband
l.,.ey MaiLjiren. la
Is Ur DiuiLttrl
I Where U Mi Lrausbter!
ROYAL ARCANUM ,
GROWS IN STRENGTH
Efforts to RendjUflt Rntes to an
Adequate Cnsls Commands At
'lention of Entire Brotherhood
Already .17 tllfferent State. havo adopted
either what Is known as tha mobile hill nt
the Nw York conference hill, for the rcRii
lallon nnd Rovcrnmcnt of fraternal lnur
nhce "Odettes. Pchhsylvnhla In not Included
In this list, hut Mich leRlMntloti In Inevitable
In Iho hear future In this State. Tho Uoynl
Arcanum, In common With nil bther similar
orK.ihlzatlohe, rCcoKnlzcfl the tnct thai Uft
rated nntl condition must ho do ndjustei
Voluntarily As lo place It upon nn absolutely
snfo nnd permanent hasli, or State lcslala
lion Will he Invoked to nttnln this end.
Haphnxni-il action hml Inntleauate rate?,
trusllnR to the constant Influx of new mem
bers to secure milllclent revenue for tho pay
ment of henodls, are how ancient history In
frntcmnl circles.
Fraternal Insurance, with knowledge gleaned
from ytnrs of experience nnd actuarial ralcula
tloni, Is recognised ns nn exact, definite science.
The cost of fraternal Insurance Is no longer on
uncertain question. It la a definite rnntlirmotlrnl
problem The tables of experience, preparsd by
the National Frnternal Congress, comprising rep
resentatives nf nil the successful orders in thn
country, nro A recognized nuthorlty, ns a guiding
star to all benefit orders.
Tb cost of Insurance must bo met by ado.
innln rates, nnd whero this hna not ben pro
vided for In the past n readjustment of rates to
Insure stnbillty nnd solvency la IneUtnhlc. The
Royal Arcanum, rt'COgnlilng these facts, Is now
nt ttork providing a safe plan, which, when
Anally approved and presented lo the order. It
Is belleied will meet the approval of nil think
ing members.
Among the mnnv meritorious features which,
peculiar to tho Order of Royal ArCnnum. com
mend that nrgnnlzntlnn lo frnternal workers is
the Past Regents' Association, composed wholly
nf regents nnd past regents of subordinate coun
cils. This body, organized October 8. 1AST nnd
chartered under the laws of Pennsylvania Oc
tober 4, 1808, seeking primarily the welfnro and
prosperity of tho Rovnl Arcanum, has ."HIT mem
bers In good standing, drawn from tho past
ufllrers or the in subordlnnte councils of the
Stnte.
It has done n splendid work slnrn Its Inception
nnd Is otic of the rccognlrcd Influential auxil
iaries of the brotherhood
It seeks to establish nn Immediate relief fund,
from which, upon satisfactory evidence of the
death of a member who hns fullllled nil lawful
requirements, n sum. not exeeedlnc $inn shnll
be paid to tho person or persons nntned In tho
benefit ccrtltlcnto of the deceased member.
During tho 28 years the nssoclntlon has been
In r-xlstemv llg.lriu has been thus paid In Im
mediate benefits, that is. In from two hours to
four days, depending upon the time consumed In
getting evidence of death.
The rosl to members during these years has
Wen nn average of IS nn per annum In addi
tion to tho payment of benellts, the nssoelntlun
his sencd to weld together ull past officers,
retaining their nctlvo Interest nnd thus milking
the body n potent factor for the dee!opmcnt of
the entire brotherhood,
Areanlan Council. No. 2101, whllo not as
strong numerically ns somo of the sister coun
cils. Is recognized ns one of the progressho.
wlde-nwnkn branrhen nf the order.
Instituted October 1, 1UU3. with "(1 charter
members, there have bnen Initiated alnco then
lo July 1. a total of Hill candidates lit card
nine tunc been received and Ilvo tvlnstnted. Tho
losses by suspension hnvo been til); by death
but 12, and five withdrew, lenvlng a net. mem
bership July I of 130.
Of these 83 members are In the regular rate,
und 77 In Option "A" Class.
Tho books audited July 8. show a creditable
balance, after nil obligations nre paid, In the
general fund, and that tho Council Is In a very
satisfactory condition.
The euros of ofTlrers for tho current term are:
Regent. Herbert C. Stewart, vice regent, Clar
ence E. Scott: orator, John Alrey, Jr.: past re
gent. Thomas IJ. Wannop; secretary. Dnnlel I..
Stewnrt, collector. John W. Alroy, treasurer, It.
It. Longnkcr: rhnplaln. Elmer O. Kuhlmann;
guide. Robert T. Fletcher) warden, Hurry W.
Mock: s,'ntry. Herbert V. Cross, nnd represen
tntlve to Grund Council. Dnnlel L. Stewart.
Tho .special commltleo appointed by the Su
preme Council, tit tho recent session, held In
Atlantic City, to go over the affairs of Ihe order,
nnd to suggest changes In rates based upon
nctunrlal calculations nnd experience, Is getting
down 'to prnetlrnl work. Th- committer is com
posed of live of the most prominent members of
the orgnnlzntlon. of whom Arthur B Eaton, of
Philadelphia. Is one ot the most experienced and
best versed In nil questions iortn!!ttng to fra
ternal Insurance.
A recent meeting was held In Albany. N. Y ,
nnd others will be held nt frequent Intervals
during the summer so that a complete and
comprehensive report, may be presented nt Iho
special session of tho Supreme Council, to bo
held In September, upon which representatives
mnv leglslnto and ofTer tho order n readjust
ment of rates, which will Insuro rtnblllty ror nil
time, and be wholly satisfactory to nil mcmtiri.
Sons of Temperance
The nnnunl outing of the Sons of Temperance
wns hlj Saturday afternoon at Hunting l'nrk.
Nearl ill of tho local divisions were well rep
resented by members and their families Cnder
the direction of Grand Sorllw Robert A Speere,
some 10 different sporting events were nrrnnged
for the afternoon Individual ns welt as team
prizes wero nvvarded. and contestants were
numerous from the nrlous divisions. Tho events
proved Interesting to the largo uutpourlng of In
terested memliers and contributed greatly to the
success and pleasure ot the day' outing.
P. ajid R. Inspector Killed
Jnmes Collins, 21 years old, of 1133 Hoy
street, an Inspector employed; by the Phila
delphia and Heading Hallway Company,
was cnuRht. botwoen two cars which wcro
being shifted In tho Reading Terminal.
e,sterday, nnd crushed to death. Ho was
taken to tho Hahnemann Hospital, whero
physicians HUM death hnd been Instantane
ous. ' ky"'mu'Vtixr?
vzm&
?
503JC
UssK3r-it.
S'lSaS-A;
tfm
sra'S&a!
-.f&-
It makes no difference to thn
axe whether it bring down
a bio; tree or a little. Same
with Ui on order big or
little it' all in the day's
work!
Edward F.Henson& Co. 1
Structural Lumber and Timber
Poplar St. Wharves, PJilln.
Prominent
Photoplay Presentations
WEST PHILADELPHIA
OVERBROOK 03D AKVoK
MAE MARSH ,n S'ifrJrS?."
WILLIAM COLLIER in "Willie's Wabbly Way"
0 EUTL'RU- --ZAMPA '
BALTIMORE RASittW
JOHN JUNIOR in "The Jester"
FriieBrunette ,n ?f?AU,r.
EUREKA 40TH "ARRET "STS.
bluebird LOUISE LOVELY in
feature "Bobbie of the Ballet"
GARDEN MD LANSDOWNH AVE.
HOBART BOSWORTH in
THE WAY OF THE WORLD"
NOBTU
BroadStreet Casino DI,0S1BLvv
MATINEE 2:30. EVENING J and D.
Charlie Chaplin ' tuevagadokd"
"THE OATH OF HATE"
KEYSlUlNfc LEHIGH AVEXTJE
VAUDEVILLE and
"IRON CLAW" Pictures
' feOUTU
OLYMPIA
broad and
bainuh1ikju
3".- fn0jlMae isi oomorf, aaetb aa4 ataa
uitHti at tin timi pries MATS. DAILT
I THE NATION S PEitlL
MYSTERIES vx AURA
PHOTOPLAY POLLS
OPEN FOR VOTING
Get In Your Bftllote Early for
Favorite In Photoplay Cast
Contest
By the I'hotoii.ny Editor
Evening Ledger Photoplay
Cast Contest Entry blank
risnss cnlcr In Hie Kvcnlnr Lcdifr Phot-tdnj-
fust t'ontssll '
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Name (Mr.) ..,,,, ,.,.. ,,.,;.. .'
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HUncd by
For
Jfomlnntlna- organization.
. Nominating nnrnnlsnltnii tiny confcnlrnl
Iticlr ntcs on nne rn.ntllil.ilr or may nominal
nntl work for tuoi I. c. one Indr, one iren
tlrninti. Ibis nomlnnllnn blank, when property
Illicit nut und foriTnrilcil, "111 entitle the
nominee to 1000 otcs.
C'nnilldilr nrs rsiuclfd to , itlre Ibclr
Kninp niidrrs In ciirli nnd eicry Instance, so
tlmt the Editor III bo nhl to roniinimtrntp
h thpm from time to time. All addresses
Mill bo strictly conllilcntlnl.
Onli nno Nntiilnntlou Itlitnk will he credited
cnclt contcstunt.
Jlnll to r.trnlnir Tilxrr Photonlar rl Con
test, P. 0. Ilox 0(11, Philadelphia.
N'ow Is tho tlmo for nil Rood men to como
to the u Id of their candidates, And nil
dood women, too.
The Kvcnlnir Ledger Photoplay Cast
Contest Is now on. Tho list of entries Is
still open; but only those names appearing
below may be voted on today. Additions
to tho list will be announced from tlmo
lo time. If you wish to voto for n candi
date whose name does not appear, have your
Kvk.niko I,KDUt:n headings until the name
It printed.
Voting Is n simple matter. Just cut
off tho words "Kvenmno I.RDdEii" nnd tho
ilato lino appearing at tho top of the first
page, and write the name of your candi
date In the margin above. Mall It to the
livening Lodger Photoplay Cast Contest,
P. O. Hox 931, or bring It to tho Ledger
olllce. Kach heading counts for 10 votes.
No heading except that on tho first page
will ho accepted nnd none that Is dated
before July 1".
Dally voting mW continue till. August 31.
There Is still tlmo to enter nnd win. Tho
cast of tho Kvenlng Ledger Prize Scenario
will bo made up of tho names appearing
highest In tho list of competitors on August
31. "Kxtru people" needed for minor parts
will he chosen from tho entries who follow
tho winners.
irerc Is the entry list to date:
Nnnif. Organization.
Partus Jlninlltou Acbcson,
Int. I'tintn l'nr.ni.,.' Dnlnn
.Miss Allen Anilron. .I'ldla. School of Kinresslon
.Mrs
i.oui Atuteioty I'. It. It. V. .11. U. A.
Doni AnUititin
unlnliow (lull
. . ,. . 4th District Police
.IVrn ltork Woolen .Mills
Athletic Krrmitlon Park
Wllllnin llenlty
MIks Aiiiiii .M. liclscl
Alia Ilertliitlson . . . .
.linnet llroiin
I'hlllii llucklrv
sun linnet roiire
H. N. White I'ompnny
Pnltcd .Security Life Ins. to.
Itnlnlinw null
Itnlnhmv Club
S. S. vt hit Comiiuny
International 31iis!rul tinlon
The Vlenmi linnet
Georice A. lllirk . .
I.ruts Clnton . . . .
Ileiitrlre Cliiirli . ..
.MUs (truer Crox .
.Inracs t'tiroln ....
MIhs (Irnco Dolivon
MIsh EIrnnor Decney
.Mort Elsrmnti . l'kd.
.Mii Em 1'elton . . .
M. Howard I'lrlnc ...
linen ritrcrrnld ....
Dnnlel J. (irecn
Kolterl (.llion
I'eter fllllon
Mmon (loldherir
(lenrire Hmnniel
Mlllluni Kachoorm .
lohn Kenne
Louis Kruiner
Louis Ktirtr
Julius Iitn
John G. Lnmliert
A. S. Lnpetlmt
.Inmes Lnrklns
Joseph l.odi:e
Cljil,. V. Little
Martin Mnnlon
. L. II. M. Druinatlo Ao.
Ave. Hide. A Loan Assn.
Lenox .Shoe t'o.
Lenox Shoe Co
. .. P. It. It. Y. M. t'. A.
. . tlfith W aril Ken. Chili
...... The (let In Hodnl
L. II. S. Driiiii.illo ,Usn.
. .. The Lurcliuood Club
Ensliio "2d"
Itnlnhotv Club
31th IiMrlrt Poliro
Ilulnbow Club
Threo Point Club
Y. .M. II. A., Phlln.
.I'.nclno Co. 13, P, P. 1.
...Miidontm Catholic Club
Itnlnlionl'luli
. ..rl. S, Vililt I'ompnny
The "IS" Clltii
It District Police
311', District I'ollen
Thomas .iiurrny
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AI. Orouiaiier Atlas Horlal
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13th, Morris & Pnssyunk Ai e.
ALllAlllDUA Paramount Picture "
LOUISE HUFF in DesUny's To;
ARCADIA SWh
WILLIAM II. THOMPSON In
'THE EVK ue inc .-,u
Romance" (No, 11)
Illllla IJurlt in "Uiorm
r"I T r 65D AND THOMPSON
APOLLO MAT1NKE DAILY
WILLIAM II. THOMPSON and CHAS. RAY In
WU.HA." 11TlIB mvIDE.vD"
I1ILI.IE I1UP.KU In "Gloria's Romance Co. 8)
T-i-i nyrvMT s-ij above market
BELMONT ug. i;fo 3. U.
MAE MURRAY SST
"T?r A t OOTII AND CEDAR AVE.
CEDAR PAK.lWOI.VT THEATRE
ALICE BRADY in "La Boheme"
"WHO'S GUILTY!"
FAIRMOUNT '"S.d avenue
MLL.AM COLUE,WR.?oTiVu,. Call"
GERMAN SUBMARINE "DEUTSCHLAND-
FRANKFORD nce
Geraldine Farrar Marian Rosa
56TH ST. Theatre "KH?
jrci. cve. H'ft.
Bu Soeciol ! Mareuerlte Claw in "Th
uiumI Manruerl
pflnei and th Pauper " KranK iJanieiconuy
- "Kernal Nutt Mrt With Ilia 'Wife.
GERMANTOWN MMXfANva
EDNA GOODRICH in
"THE MAKINO OP MADDALENE"
yij ritHC SuTII MARKET SstS-T-O
VaLtJtSti sis OCIO KIMHALL ORGAN
KITTY GORDON n"
CHARLES CHAPLIN In THE VAQABONtJ'"
pmiDn AVENIB THEATRE
VjIKVItJ 7TU A 1S1RARD AVBNUB
JOHN BARRYMORE in
"NEARLY A KING"
IRIS THEATRE "IS"10
VIOLA DANA in
'THE FLOWER OP
NO-MAN'S LAND""
JEFFERSON
V'OTH AND DAUPHIN
THKH-1U
MAUDE FEALY dwoman-
B1LUE BURKE in "ULORU'8 ROMAKOH"
LAFAYETTE iW VS"
VALENTINE GRANT in
THU l.NNcK'ENT LHS"
ICATiFD FU8XV FIRST AND
UUIJtZt i a CASTER AVENUE
IU.RTU4 It "'H la Marta of ths Lonr'iina"
A .1 'tO ATTRACTION
HAIU E c UiUfUN la THE VAuABoND"
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?errn io(in A. fllnttter. . Jlh J
Mllllnm ftftiltb 310i nlstrltl Trfllrt
Jllss Either It, flnttterland, tt )et,H it'l
Jfls Lnnl"; lvnrner. V, M, V. A., Plettth Brnneli
GritnTllle H. Ulnncmoro. ...tti District Folic
Barhey Horflartl, of "Potash antt Per!
mutter" tame, who hail Joined the rnnlts bt
Vltftgraphers, is now working 6H his Second
picture, dealing with Jewish life. Paul
Rcardon Is directing tho film, which Is
being enacted by & cApahle cast 6t VIU
graph players, , ,
Doth Byd nnd Charles Chaplin Make Vlr
orous denial of the malicious report that
there haa been a "split" between the brother'
comedians.
The report originated In a New "r6rlc pub
lication with a greater reputation for en
ergy than accuracy. It Is entirely without
foundation.
"Deny It flat, somebody's foolish." Charlt
Chaplin wired from the Mutual-Chaplin
studio at Los AhgeWs.
"N'ot only In there no split, but we nevef
have had n serious difference," Syd Chaplin
declared. "We have ntways kept our ln
terest In eneli other's worlt and whenever
It has been possible wo have lWett to
gether. We will ho living under the samo
roof ngnln If It happens that I no lo Los
Angeles to work."
Syd Chaplin Is negotiating with several
conecrtit for the making of it series of
comedy releases. It Is probable that he
wilt close a contract with one of them In
tho course of the next few weeks, Mean
while Syd Is not considerably worried, !!
has saved a comfortnhlo bankroll from his
recent engagement and he has banked
$75,000 given htm by his brother Charlie
In appreciation of his services as business
adviser tn the closing of the younger Chap
lin's (670,000 contract with John R. Freuler,
president of the Mutual Film Corpora
tion. ouiin J nisriii use jis iii mi numnim
Police Court Chronicle
It Is reported that there are no sharks
In Cobb's Creek. But there In something
swimming there, nnd It's got toelh. A
number of youngsters who were bathing In
this placid stream will testify to thlfl.
They were grabbed or bltteh on ths
ankle. Immediately they made an Inves
tigation on their own account. With
long polo they hunted tho monster down, and
he proved to bo a fish of leather-like com
plexion nnd wicked eyes.
lie put up a stilt fight and fussed about
for several minutes, tho boys say, befdro
breathing his last. An a number of kids
had been bitten on tho ankles, this creatur
of tho Darby deep was christened the "nnkls
fish."
The youngsters were proud of their cap
ture. They tied the fish In the middle of s
long polo nnd toted him proudly along ths
street. Naturally, thoy Ttad to listen to
much comment. Many sarcastic kids and
grown-ups. too, commended them Upon sueb.
a big dny's catch.
Pat Dally was especially voluble In his
praise when tho boys reached 86th street
and Woodlnnd avenue.
"Better bo careful,' he suggested, "or
yer'U break ycr back: wld der load,"
Then to Bhow that ho was sympathetic.
Pat took hold of the pole which carried
tho lonely fish. Tho kids told Pat to
"beat It." He refused. Llko a flash ths
two boys pounced upon him. and the com
batants were rolling In tho street when a
cop arrived. Tho boys fled with the fish.
As Pat seemed to be In a rather unde
cided condition, ho was brought before
Mnglstrnte Harris. "I Jlst wonted to help
the kids with their load," said Pat
"I think you need some one to help you
with your own," nsserted tho Judge, "so
you can rest for 21 hours, and whon you
como out you might feel much stronger
than you nre now." ,
Higher Ad Rates in Germany
AMSTERDAM, July 17. Tho Cologna
Gazette, the Frankfurter Zeltung. ths
Kolnlscho Volksicltung and the Rhelnlsch
Wcatfallsche Zeltung' announce that owing
to further Increases In the cost of all mats
rials they wero obliged beginning July 1
to ndd a war Increment of 10 per cent, to
tTielr charges for announcements and ad
vertisements. LIBERTY ouimiha
LILLIAN OlfiH In "An Innocent Mocdalou"
Special Attraction Shonlns ths German Sub
marine "Deutachland," Captain and Cnwy
LOGAN THEATRE 48, ?k0ab
FANNIE WARD in
"A OUTTER MAGDALENE"
fl ICT B2D AND LOCUST
LUtUOI .Mats, 1:30 snd 3:80, 10
Je. 6:30, 8, 0:30. 1&
WiUiam Courtenay ' "sealeSpb-
Market St. Theatre 833 "Street
Lillian Glsh In "Jordan Is 'a Hard Road." Ro
roo Arbucklo In "Patty & the Broadway Star."
Jackl FaunJera In "Th Ortp of Evil" (No. 1).
PAI A PC ISt MARKET STREET
1. J-l-U.KLa 10c JOe
VICTOR-MOORE in "The Clown"
DII.LIi; BURKE In "Qlorla's Romanc" (No, B)
PARK
RIDGE AVE. DAUPHIN BT.
MAT. 3:13. EVE.. 0:18. to 11.
PARAMOUNT Prunt
HAZEL DAWN In "THE FEUD OIRL"
"SECRET OP THE SUBMARINE," 7tb Chp
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET
STREET
METRO PICTURES PrtMnt
LIONEL BARRYMORE ,aDyl?'a
PI A I TH OERMANTOWN AVa
I .IrtL IKJ AT TULPEHOCKEN BT.
LENORE ULRICH in
"THE HEART OF PAULA
RPrPMT 1M MARKET STREET ""
M-iVtix i nvifAN vptqe oroxx
UNA CAVAUERI in
THE SHADOW OP HER PAST
RT1 T V MAIIKHT STREET
U -P OELOW'7T
BELOW '7TK STREET
Virginia Pearson HyT?ocru
SA V O Y 12'1 MARKET
J V J I 8TRBET
WORLD FILM CORP. Pr4nt
Holbrook Blinn ,n 'p X
ipjQQA 1TTU AND VENANGO 8T8.
Peggy Hyland - -" fcr
ivucra nriLTYr
VICTORIA "abovb mtmt
MARY MacLAREN in
-WHSRE 1S MV SAjglHTJRr
CTAN1 PV MABKBT ABOVS It
P 1 VlNiE. I CLEO RIOOI.EV ad
M Murrey o4 I&lif
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