gVKNINd LEDGER TK1ZE
3C0HRK) TO BE FILMED
BY METRO THIS WEEK
Gt Contentants Meet Director
SUrk Tueuday and Work on
Oil Spear's Script Starts
Immediately
, STREETS SCENE OF STORY
It
Who the Directors Arc
nirMfn
Lfim Nm.
nlreraltr nt
Tncivrff navi
', flm.f. MNmt.fc STARK
L scenarM nrtl-T. Rolfe-Metros t
'tR. conn . llt educated. Unlve
bk-. .rarf mnvin-.r rneinTW
DU'lM saalatanl director with Knhir
call nn, etej "'th Henrr Mr,
a. a affBTtlsni- wi.pcwt ti mimria
i"i Hlml Rnlfe-Metrr. ferre to Trt1 and
'itMrlntend. comedy production, auch a
-TKrtSi I PkM," "Honermoon Half-Tlme."
". H. HEDVTIO Entered moving picture
iwm with Iw Tor lm Plrtur Com
mV hi If'. manager of He, metlon slc
fir. laboratory. whn If. Universal eon-
aiMtln took Mac managed New T
fiSoViuriMi Jtest arrtel ttrtnttnjr
iSa" and Famous I'lsrer; wrndsefln
n xatk
tirtnttmr of
urnAnminnm .
Maaged Ifeltewoftd studio cf UiMn Com
Sari from Iher M .with A, Abl.lla Corn
Car In edocatlonal Heidi nest formed .
iriSa Motion Picture) Corporation, wwtt ha
Ut had moch experience handling amateur
yroaortloBs. et.
The work of producing "Phil nnd Del
pfilne," the scenario which won the KrrxtNd
tiMta'B hundred-dollar prlto for a film
glory about Philadelphia, wilt begin til It'
trrek under th sutjervlslon of ths Metro
rKtorts Corporation, of New York, The
tut will consist of Philadelphia amateurs,
drawn from the successful contestant In
tit Erntntta I.nxieri's Cast Contest. The
seenarld will ho produced under the direc
tion of Lowell jtanaaii ainrK ann '. K.
JWwIg.
The contestants, whosa names appeared
on the final list printed In the Evkotno
I.1S0KR of September J, aro to report to
Room tt6. Ledger Building, Sixth and
Chetsnut streets, Tuesday, at E p. m, to
confer with the directors concerning the
assignment of parts. The following- are
those expected:
Alio Anarnn, Jiargaret u-niii, Mort Klf-
Jna
r .1' f1ltaM ttriltlsn. t f........
!T. ,, ..-". ........... . .IIUTirT,
. f trnc. Fllpen Sheridan. Anna If. Hala!
iiln Margaret Gardner, Sara Francla, William
A, g. Iwutln. Jaawi I.trnthal, Fred W.
ScSlmpl. Al OramaixT, Kfntst K. SchMrrr,
Hwbtrt OoMbf- .Mrs. X. Foray, Jm Cnrclo.
vjh JUMrlco Cllnrh, icacph K. trtlett!n,
Hnala Kurts. Charl Cohm. Alia Dartholaon.
Maria M, Donn. Kdsar Wolf. Mia Eleanor
KtRfr. John J. FHspatrlck. Iloril K. Mornaon.
Ciarlff Thum. CJrTr P. Lacar, frrrlck
ralir. V, Cortrlstit Smith, Slra Dorcas llaa.
Mdl Kroll, John T. Uello. Stw Malt. Sam
Joah. Carrla Hrkowltf, H. Howard Flrinn;,
rraiKls IJorl. Geonro .Itommel. OrenTltlo H.
wirnirmore. Flora Alraalndron, Antonio Olaantl.
Phillip Buckley, Jajr Emanwl, Mlaa Bra Kalton.
jirk ours". JWIImer Karvar. Ueors Tansuay,
Ittnfs J McCormlck. William Hattr. laorsa
A. Dork. (. V, 1ai. i. Wilson. Paulina
rfunchard, Owtn KltKcrald, Marsaret Me
Kmwti. Islao Warner. John T. Hlaanfuso. Jack
Moitwkr, Oracx Cros, Oanlrl O'Nalll, Oust U.
fin. Jim Vlollte 11, Marr Uould. Ur
)lxk. Maurice Zamortn, Joseph Iodsa.
Contestants who cannot appear nt that
hoar will please communicate with the
rbotoplsr Editor.
Beglnnlnir Wednesday, the various scenes
of Mr. ail Spear's "Phil and Delphlne."
which call for familiar Philadelphia street
scenes, will be acted out before the cameraf
Die Interiors will be taken later. If you se
a toong man or a young woman doing any
thing heroic at the comer of Ninth and
Cbestnut or on the Glrard avenue bridge,
vttle a. camera man grinds his machine,
7m can put It down to "Phil and Delphlne"
MxTwatch for that episode when the fin
ished film Is shown at your local theater,
Phil and Delphlne" was chosen from
mw almost 200 scenarios submitted to
OeBrENiNo Lgtxjan following a month of
sesBtflo lessons by Harry O. lloyt, of the
JteWi staff. It was the unanimous choice
of Director Max Karger, of the Metro; Stan
ley" C, y. Mafitbaum, of tho Stanley Com
wny. and the Photonlav Editor of n.
ST KYKflJta Lbdoer. Mr. ail Spear's scrlot
to assured an excellent production, not only
by virtue of the caliber of the amateur
actors which the Hvexino Lkmer's cast
eontest brought out. but because the Metro
hs secured for Its dfrectlon Mr. Stark, who
Ms had a wide experience In the making
of Max Plgman's comedies, and Mr. Hed-"
lrlg, who, besides a long professional ex
perlence. has worked extensively with
amateurs In the making of photoplays.
Watch the Evknino Lxoaen for further
totalis about the making of "Phil and Del-ffclne."
NEWS OF LOCAL HODSES
WHERE PHOTOPLAYS SHOW
Borne of the Events In Store for Phlla
delphlaFans This Week
This will be (I red-letter week nt the
Palace Theater, where- Mary Plckford sp.
pears In her latest film creation, "Less Than
m puL" The play moves here from the
wJ.ey and throughout the week Miss Pick
wa appears In her first picture since she
fwprlsed her legion of admirers by an
nouncing that In the future she Intended
M Independent In her productions.
'Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the Vic
terla .and Hegent will present Mme. Petrova
isro? liag"nc",. 'll was wrltten by
S, n,!Lman: Mhlon Hamilton, H.
?2lr, .CuttAe-s- W. Hartman, Edward
Harindel and Tom rom.. ,L t.. "
f vrf r.-- - -.. v-hdvii nio 111 WIG sup-
FiJ Isd h..? ,ne.BlnK was made In the
r 2?. Ballroom of tho Hotel McAlpIn. The
?Sio. .-5 carerully Arranged by Mme.
retrova and her director, Burton. L. King,
1- . - '
n unusual treat Js In store for Thurs-
BEAL ESTATE FOB SALE
"FBtnnAht
tZrH .'i1 .?' A K4miMm
laritlotulsa.?" a0 .th K,,br w,n haT
Clara kE.! ot '"" tfc. work of
The t. S1 ran,r ,n "TVHhoul a Boul."
mieU?!,8 ""' ChM t0 fpU'r hr
ImSE;?0"1 "rtcl nd Omte, Kan.,
riioh -Sit5? ff.lh Mm ,ll, "' Clyde
MarS,sf.n1,,8i'1 7 ." of a Hero,"
fo? P?M yf K.t,c ot Ftm " nnot.need
imm 5. ?f ""' An added at-
chrlle Chapim In "Hehtnd the Bcreen."
fJZ If ,Jfob,f' w rolt "" nd
IhTw.rrt 71" ,B,Bnd Crdlc.M
r? jn border play with Lionet Barri
more hml nri ti.i. -.. .. a
Z, v,..J!'" " at h P'lrmount Theater
k.- bll,.u ""lounced for the first
r!nn?i t'n ! 7k " ln9 Alhambr Theater.
rVu . rl, ln.rrll Intrigue" And Charlie
Chaplin In his latest comedy are the two
:!." Ji1"1- Th9 ChPl'n Picture Is
1 ,3 ,7len,n,, ,h" Screen," and la an ex
pose or the secrets ot the picture studio.
The management of the Belmont Theater
announces the first presentation In tho en
tire section west of the Schuylkill Itlver
t IZ F'ekford In her new photoplay.
"Less Than the Dust"
EVENING liEDGteR-PlIILADELPIlIA, MOXSHDAY, yPVEMBE 13, 191(5
with
Her
Laoratta
nuaoana.
Theatrical Baedeker
r"iPABr"ri IUr. f '
rarior, . A nn drama tn
Haat. " rt-M?Dn,"i " of "Pes ty Mr
WHIZ" a ' . iini-riirip, raHK
Ffolltot Pitet. Openln ton I
iii2. -t,.u, rneT Uarnard, Moatasu
niSi inJ Pnwtler," Amualns. but
more melodramatla than its pradecaaaor.
.'K?;- w"1 Aahlrn. William Phllltrrlck.
craxyqullt with nonaenae, .Nrrar borlns.
TOntt-KST'ZleifeH Polllra." with Ina Clalro.
VitH!'.7 J?rlc, ,Ar.n Ponnlsffon. Dart Wll
llama. n.rnard arjnvllla. Will Roora an
r. .eomsanr. Tenth annlTantarr projuo-5-2
o' tha famous froth and frivol institu
tion, rlaauttrul to the era.
" kTJlt"xTrrttrf-" "" Eriwat Olan-
V.mM,
Vnti.ln mrA
Openlns tonlsht
A "modern moralltr lav" with
more numanneas than traced
coat,
tare
wr.wnmtli
aitndtnnlna acta
Thero'a a
aoperoiy.
at roPVLAit rniCES
"WALNUT "Kwr Mmrlnc," with Pmt and 8tw
art. Mualcal cornedr hr Aaron lloftman and
",. von Tluwr. Tha principal comadlana
enact tha roles ot wealthy tabrews.
PelMIra," Oua lllU'a production of lha fur
ther advanturaa of Jlaav tha cartoon charac
ter. In a musical comedjr form.
FKATVKB FILUS
8TANLET "Tna Years, of the Ieeat.
Iskr. with Fannla Ward. Jack Dan and
with Charlra Chaplin, llolmra tranloeue and
oth.'.l"" ..,'lrt..h,l,, ot w1 "Tho Plow Girl."
S!J.h..J!" Murray. Thoodora Roberta and
Ulllott Ueter. letter half of week
AnCADIA-
CH
nereen,
PAIJtCB "Leas
"The Prlnre of Orauatark."
Bah'
Jlartan. and Oharlas Chaplin In "
all waak. Othara.
Kai
uarlta
lad tlM
ThAn the Dasi." Artrraft.
with Mary Plckford. David Powell and Marr
niurti, ,n iTTCK, viijvra.
VirTOniA A ftrnr In Colleana." Kv-Ilee-Trlansto.
with IJcaala tlarrlacalo. Chaplin
In "llehlnd the Screen." flrat half of week.
"F.jtravaxanre." Metro, with Olga I'etrova.
Mttor half of wcik. "The Prmnlo Drommrr"
Thuredav and Friday, "llelilnd tho' Screen"
Saturday.
nEOBNT "The
iiraay.
Man
witn uall
Rhe Married.'' World-
ar.. -.k . -., -
iiui niui v,aii Mniw, viriiiur ibiiibj ana
Murtfd Oafrlrh. nrar half nf wk. .atraviL
mma," Metro, with Olsa Patrora, latter halt
of week. Othera,
VAti)gVZ,I,B
RTITII'S "America First," patriotic spectacle,
with lirw Weyman. American baritone;
Qoonre Kelly, In "innders Keeors"t "Chap-
Er" Avallrur and Al Lloyd: Grace I.olsh and
ava Jonas. In "Love aamblrrs": Loula Hart,
illrachel Hendler, Ixirenberg Slaters and Neary
Ilrothara, Kelly and Uaivln, Loula atone and
pictorial news.
QLODR "Mother dooae " with J, C Mack:
Charles and Sadla McDonald: -Abbott and
White. Kvana and Oordon, tha lloraon( Troupo;
Kl Cou, CanarU and Cleo. and othera.
GRAND "The Olrl With tha Thouaand Kyea"
"Tha Dreeie That tllew'', Sytvcator and Vanca,
Potaer Prothrrs. Mlaa Elra and "Bnowball")
Chlneso circus, and others.
CROSS KEYS "A Day at Ocean Heach"s
Harry Ilreen, Dorothy Richmond and com
pany) Daniels and Waltera: Keddlngton and
Urant, and Beatrice Lambars. flrat half of
weak, 'The New Laader"; the Four Vir
ginian Belles: tha Keystone Trio; tha Melody
Four, and Ilroatut and Drown, latter half of
weak.
WILLIAM PKNN "Hamlat Upatda Down":
Katchem and Cheatem. lha Cycllna Mc
Notts! Lana, Plant and TImmons, and "Fifty
Fifty," photoplay. Brat half of week. The
Carl Eugene Troupe. Barry McCormack and
company: William and Mary Itosara. Valyda
and tr Braslllan Nuts, and "A Sister ot Six."
photoplay, latter half of week.
LBCTURK8
ACADEMT OF MUSIC "Canada From Coast
to Coast." Burton Holmes's twenty.fourth sea
sonal travelocue, Friday evening and Satur
day aftarnoon, November IT and 18.
BURLKBQVB
CASINO Marry Maatlnga's "Ills Hhon." w'lth
Dan Coleman and many others. Musical
revue and vaodevllla apeclalttas pleaded Into
an evening's entertainment.
MlttSTllBLB
DUMONTS "White Teeth and Raker Beans."
retained from laat week: "Stetaon'a Hat Fac
tory)'' nnd other traveatlva and burlettaa by
the resident stock company.
$500 IN BICYCLE BAG STOLEN
Money Deposited in Luggage Carrier
Doesn't Stay Long
MILTON, Pa., Nor. IJ. Joseph H. John
eon, a coal dealer, lost JI0O In an unusual
manner.
He carried the money In a leather case,
deposited In the luggage carrier on his
bicycle. When he was ready to start for
home, he found that he had forgotten some
thing. He re-entered his office and was ab
sent from the money for Just a moment.
But when ha returned It was missing.
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" "' M, "u""r'f PMinVni tf ono pnnso ?A.lll? ncw "nnsporiauon development that w some
day put Philadelphia on a par with other grcoj: modern cities
OPERA SEASON OPENS
IN NEW YORK TONIGHT
Now Works to Be Presented by
' New Singers nnd Old
Favorites
NEW TOIIK, Nov 13. New York's sea
son of grand opera, which opens tonight at
the Metropolitan Opera House, will be re
plete with novelties and will give to mualc
lovers opportunity to hear several new
songbirds.
Among the operas to be sung for the
first tlmo Is Reginald de Koven's "Canter
bury Pilgrims." with book by I'ercy Mack
aye. Tho presentation will bo the opera's
world premiere. Other operas to be sung
here for the first time are "Iphlgenla In
TaurlB," by a luck, to be sung In German;
"Francesca da Itlmlnl," musio by H. Zan
donal, book by Gabriels d'Annunilo, to be
sung In Italian, nnd "Les Pecheurs dea
Perles," by Blset. to be suntf In Trench.
The noxt artists arc Alice Eversman,
Odetto Le Kontenay, Marie Sundellus, Kath
leen Howard, Paul Eisler and Qennaro
Papl. Papl Is to be second conductor of
Italian opera.
Sopranos Frances Alda, Maria Bar
rlentos, Anna 1Cae, Vera Curtis, Emmy
Destlnn, Mlnnto Egener, Ceraldlne Farrar,
mta Fornla, Johanna Oadskl, Mabel Gar
rlson.. Frieda Hempel, Melanle Kurt, Edith
Mason, Alice Nielsen, Marie Rappold, Leo
nora Sparkes and Itoslna ian IJyck; mezzo
sopranos Marlska Aldrlch, Kmma Hor
nlgela, Sophie Brsslau, Kaymonde Delau
nols, Louise Homer, Maria Mattfeld, Mar
garets Matzenauer, Florence Mutford, Mar
garete Ober, Flora Perlnl, Llla ltobeson
and Ernestine Schumann-Hetnk : tenors
Paul Althouse, Pletro Audlslo, Angelo
Bada, Julius Bayer, Max Bloch, Luca Hot
ta, Enrico Caruso, Illccardo Martin, Giovan
ni Maitlnclll, Albert llclsa. Johannes Sem
bach and Jacques Urlus; baritones Pas
quale Amato, Bernard Begue, Giuseppe de
Luca, Otto Oorltz, Mario Laurentl, Carl
Schlegel, Antonio Scottl, Itobert Leon
hardt, Vlncenzo Beschlgllan, niccardo
Teganl, Hermann Well and Clarence White
hill; basses Carl Braun. Adamo Dldur,
Pomplllo Malatesta. Arthur Mlddleton
Glullo Rossis Leon Bothler, Basil Itu
dael, Andrea de Kegurola and Henri Scott.
Glullo Oatta-Gasazza continues as gen
eral manager.
F. W. FLE1TZ SERIOUSLY ILL
Ex-Deputy Attorney General Has Re
lapse After Operation
SCBANTON, Ta., Nov. IJ. F, W, Fleitz,
ex-Deputy Attorney General, la dangerously
111 at the State Hospital here. His condi
tion has become alarming. Mr. Fleltz's hip
was Injured In an auto accident some years
ago. Several weeks ago leltz had to un
dergo n second operation. It was success
ful,, but a relapse came a rew days ago. Mr.
Fleltx was chief .counsel for the Philadel
phia Electric Company when the rate case
was beforo the Public Serlco Commission
a year ago.
U. S. Gold on Hand Up $502,023,214
WASHINGTON, Nov IJ. Oold ln the
Treasury of the United States amounted to
:,700, 138,070 on November 1, an increase
of S03, 023,214 since that date last year.
BEAT, ESTATE JOB 8ALE
1 ' i
Ht'lUTBBAN
BEAL ISTATE FOB SALE
Ht'IIUUIlN
nSMhutsAjtpi
'
I -r
AaeaWaesjeVAaTJe
Dna fi.J B I fl a o rr.wt.. r itr t r . T!
-.., uuuu rurcnase m vnesier ac caaystone may ae worm, a iite lime
of Hard Labor
AUCTIOlfr SALE OF LOTS
CHESTER, PA., NOV. 1 4th, 10 A.M.
60 Fine Residence Lots at 9th and Harwick SU.
EDDYSTONE, PA., NOV. 14th, 3 P. M.
BO Business Lots
Ah opportunity is kaeckiag at yesr door how, Uwt may sever retUra again, to 'ouy a lot at
YOUR OWN PRICE
i ii ' i t '.
TERMS One-Third CashBmlan, Three, Six, Nine and Twelve
' Months, with Interest . ',
. s
Tkc world's grMtUtt auction- wUJ MhMvr Co sell the lots at tfc rat of one a
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BURNED TO DEATH IN ATTIC
Bethlehem Steel Worker and Boarding
Houso Keeper Dies
BETHLEHEM. Pa., Nov IS. John Davis,
forty-five, steel worker, was burned to death
at his home when the nttlo ho occupied
caught flro of unknown origin.
Davis and his wife kept a boarding house,
but the boarders were unable to save him,
as the flames spread very rapidly,
The charred remain of Dnls were found
two hours after the, firemen had ex
tlngulshed tho flames.
Lancaster County Teachers Meet
LANCASTEIt. Pa, Nov. IJ. Tho sixty
fifth annual session of the Lancaster
County Teachers' Institute opened today.
County Superintendent Daniel Fleischer
presiding. More than 700 teachers aro In
attendance, not Including Lancaster teach
ers, who have a city Institute. The Intro
ductory address was made by Prof. II. M.
Harbold, principal of the MtllcrsWIle Stato
Normal School. Every evening special lec
ture, will bo given, that or, this ovenlng
being hv Judge George D. Alden on "News
of the Hour."
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
w!!Hf.Vf.-Frn,tdja8s.Vs !. 9!h ' """J Lou'"
Bchlllinger. tHS Ituaaell ef.
".nRnTav'-SSi-PK!'' '" nn1 Catherine
James J. lIcNally. IJH E, Cambria St.. and
nd
and
James J. McNally, 1SU n, Cambria at., a
Anna Vorndron. 'sniJ Vllap4st. '
Phlllo Cnrrfit.n. t!tl!A r--Ml,l.1 t
H,,.h Tnl.n 4fU -!... A "
Jamea F. llrtionlyal. ;
Katherlne U. Adsla. 6J2
Carmelo i-natrufello. Klrlt
ioi iiavrrioru av.
iuti alio N Park
.T IladlMd at
illo, S113 N An
l . aUWII Lni
2730 Almond at.
20 rillMTt -t
fUTOHis- Klrlr nnrt stni Vl.a-la, e
ll.ar.i aa.e4 n. . :" "a " ' a-aaai tm ' .
sisiin, umi jiRTrrinru nv".
MffwVLfcKVT.,a.lA!; A.?. . and Kmma
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Kdrthe Young, xilT W. WeatmoreTand at.
jiwxt, -witt jiaiia
III Arrtier at
Norman T loor.
Anne iianaon.
Itobart
ilcK
I tan
Llnecln
In.
alcKnlaht, Darby. I'a.
monn ivMnir.
Mahler. $718 N
American' at., and
457 HanaberVy at,, and
Arthur at.
Parby, la and Kate O.
Pa.
140 Master at., and Catherine
.tianirr, .lis Ft l.ee ai
Oacar Carlson. SX.33 ' Hprlng Uarden at. and
. Mlgne K. Johnson Saj Horlnc Oarden at.
"MJlS?.ld.i,a."i5."-i.g- 8th "- ni Dor
Waldemar Peterson, 1420 llaraton St.. and
Emlir beuo. 15S4 Maraton at. " a
wmtam II llomh, St. Loula, Mo., and Verna
..!?(. Koaanfeld. Chlearo, III ' '-
William J. Jackaon. eSSo Theodore ave.. and
Margaret H. McDnnough II3S3 Theodora ae.
Halrh Jf. Qulmby. Mgi w t Olrard ave., and
Florcnea Tiall. Vtn w. Ihtah ave.
Oeorg; W. Hhaw. Jr , WHS .Columbia ae.. and
Catherine A Horry. 'J01J I'ear at.
uomenlro Mlmeone, IU4 H, Jeaaup at
..Kvi.i.a iwiit, .. i yiiii
t.L..,..
Herman Majer. 1747 N 7th
(iviiF, iui n. iKrH. pi.
Paul V Ularn.ld ann N. loth at
o, aiiib, in ri.n a.i
and
reter Qulsley. 814 N.Inth st'. and i:ilzabih
at.,
Alola Vena. IkiAv K IteechvVood st ,
Damay. in 10 N. S.l at. m.
,aI?'..V, iTru,"l. l130 N'. WWnock st
Maud Holmea. Harkenaark. M J
Floid D Ilenry lhil Addison at.
William H. Wright. 3147 lUnd
Krancea B Knicger. 33IT Hand at
and Amelia
and Mary
and Leontlne
and
and Mamie
feet, and
Jon I Poulatnn, I7SS Addtaon at..' and l'lla
N. Webater, 21W Lombard at. ' 1'"'
PHUADELPHIANS LEAD
VENTNOR 'BOOSTERS' IN
MODEL RESORT PLANS
Campaign for Self-imposed
Task of Civic Betterment
Conducted by Board
of Trade
JUVENILE, BUT GINGERY
VENTNOIl CITV, Nov IJ. Phlladel
phlans who have handsome homes here and
spend a considerable portion of the year
at the shore aro to play nn Important part
In the self-imposed task of bringing Vent
nor City to the front as a "model residential
resort."
' The campaign Is to be conducted by the
youthful but aggressive Vcntnor City Hoard
of Trade, or which thrco prominent Phlln
delphlans aro vice presidents and many
other Philadelphia are members. Ventnor
City's claims to recognition by those who
prefer a quiet etiMropmcnt will be based
In part upon the fact that It Immediately
adjoins Atlantlo City nnd Is to bo distin
guished from fashionable Chelsea only by
a theoretical boundary line extending
through the rnlddlo of Jackson avenue.
Stress la to be laid also upon the fact
that all of the Joys of Atlantlo City may
be reached nt the slight expense of five
cents by trolley cars running directly to
Atlantlo City's festive and glittering Hoard
walk. Much will bo made also of Vent
nor's lack of saloon?, for there Is not a
single licensed thirst parlor within Its bor
ders, and tho nbsence of many objectionable
conditions which are found In larger cen
ters of population.
The ncw Hoard of Trade has started out
to demand permanently paved highways
all over the city, nnd Is upon record with
a recommendation that 135,000 appro
priated for the enlargement of the small
but quite satisfactory Heach Casino bo
used Instead toward the cost of better
streets. Tho board will havo the active
co-opcratlon of Mayor-elect Schlmpf, who
was Instrumental In making that place a
non-salaried omco before he was elected.
Thomus o. Sheen, a largo property
owner, Is president of the board. Tha
Philadelphia Oca presidents aro Wlnfleld
S. Plerso), who Is treasurer of the Bell
Telephone Company t T M. Daly, president
of the Contlnentnl-Equltablo Trust Com
pnny. Philadelphia, and Ellwood Ivlns, of
the Ellwood Ivlns Tube- Works, Phlladel
phla, all of whom are actlte Ventnor
boosters.
SOLDIBM AND CIVILIANS FMMT
4i-.su assamsiai
Suburb of Chleaji k Sww rf Vfe
Wflv OMftfl
CHICAGO. Nor. lO-MlHtary aeWttUe
at Port het1itti today are ttiveathratHht
trouble between Members of the rim Ml
tx! cavalry and resMents of nigh Weee), a
mibartt, t-eswitrng fn pitch hatlle (n
which one man was srhwfly tajvrtd aM
a doten others were beaten.
Sentinels of the cavalrymen were pette4
about thd village parly today, white com
panies searched the town for baixt of
youths who attacked and beat two guards
men following their visit td younr womea
ot the town.
The guardsmen who engaged In the battle
yesterday were rounded tip by a prevoet
guard from the fori and returned to camp.
The situation was peaceful today, but the
guardsmen were Intent on punishing tn
assailants of, their comrades.
Read of Wilson Victory and Die
MOI1ILK, Ala., Nor. 11. Federal Judge
If. T, Tdutmln, stricken with paralysis
Friday while reading of President Wlfson's
re-election, died today. Judge Toulmln
was to have retired December 1. He was
the first Judge to Issued an anti-strike In
junction whert In 1111 he enjoined Louls
lllo and Nashville Railroad employes.
mi
11 ' i i i lasiat
KAaWAunBt
paieivaaBfc aaaaTat aaTaSa aBaaaTaaTaaV
.SONSJNJUHD
swiii ii i, a
Man Wta CtaHet.jMd Another
DrlVtr DIm WIi SVwr
ing GrBreaiHi
anEKNSnUlia, Pa., Nov. U.-A hmn
was kfffed and hid two mm mjeirM, arm
eeTWuly, when ths atrtaiiiubiw ,ht wtsHw
they were driving at hrgtl osv4 ow tist
Detmont Had, two mires north ef drama
burg, skidded and overturned ttrto Mn.
noon.
Thomas It. Parks, forty-one ye M.
ot Qreensburg. was killed InsUntly. The
Injured are Charles Parks, twelve year
old, fract tired collarbone aM Internal In.
Juries, removed to the Westmorehww, Hos
pital, areensburg, and Clarenee Partes,
eighteen years old, bruited, removed le Ms
home.
Mr. rarko. who was driving ties ma
chine, had drawn tip alongside another ear
gdlng in the same direction, and, ntrti
lag to spectator!!, a rued began. Be4h
machines apparently were running at
about forty miles an hour when the .
Ing gear of Parks' car evidently failed to
operate.
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Ias Than tha Dual
Valentine Grant, In
Daughter of MacQregor
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The Serpent
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Thendor Roharts In
Anton th Terrible
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The Unbroken U
The Intrigue
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Theda Bara. In
Itomeo and Juliet
The , Prince of Oraualsrk
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Mary Plckford,
!.ea Than tha Duet
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Houae Peters, In
Olrl ot the Oolden Wast
rula Hufr. In
Th Reward of Patience
Lillian Olah, In
Diana of tha Follies
WEDNESDAY
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Tha Puppets
Tha Intrigue
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Tha Victory of PonacUnce
Th Seartat Itunnar
Tha Prlnr of flrauatark
Behind ths Screen
Mary Plckford. In
I.ea Than th Dust
Itobart Warwick. In
Tha Heart of a Hard
Th Apoatla of Vengesn
Tha Walters' Ball
William Dun
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The Laah
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Dare Devil Kate
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Th Lash
Robert Warwick In
Tho Heart of a Hero
Brhlnd the Screen
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Th By of lha Night
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wa rri
Wiling on th Wall
Mary Plckford. In
Lea Than th Dust
. Youth's
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Th Man m,a Married
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Th Dawn of iov
Th Man Who Would Not
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Th Scarlet Oath
.Mary Plckford, In
Leas Than tha Dual
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TrJangl Karaten Comedy
FRIDAY
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The Olrl and lha Mo
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I. Than th Duet
Nanc O'Nell
Th Iran Woman
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The Iron woman
Tha Crimeqn Stain. No. 1
Oall Kan. In
Th Scarlet Oath,
Krnllr Btvna. In
Tha Soul of a Woman
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Norma Talma do. In
Mary Carstslrs
Marl Dor. In
Th Lash
William, Farnum. In
Fires of ConeUem
Robert Warwick, tn
The Heart of a Hero
Maurlca and Walton, In
The Qucat ef Life
Theda Bars, In
Romeo and Juliet
No Performance
Today
Loula Huff. In
ins net
ftenard of Patience
Wary Plckford, In
Les Than lha Dual
Louis Huff, In
Th Itiward of Patlenc
nett Keilarmann, In
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Daughter
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Katblrn William.. rf
Th N'.r Do Wli
Th Prlne la lamahjn
Th Crlmaon Stain Mystery
Chart Chaplin, In
Behind th Screen
William Olllttt. la
rtock Holmea
Shark
William K Hart In
. Return of 'Draw' Egan
Hebert Warwick
in iiegu or a
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Marguerite Clark. In
Llltfa Laoy Klfitn
it Mo.
Olerlam
Th shielding Shadow
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Th Bad it Is ilalaboa
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Lea Than th Dust
Wllllas 9. Hart, Ut
Return af 'Draw" aVsn
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Fannla Ward In
Each Pearl a Tear
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Leas Than Ihe Dust
Tn Law Dcldt
Ma Murray, In
Th big Slater
Oersldtn O'Brlan, In
A Woman's Fight
Lionel Barrrmere. In
Tha Brand of Cowardice
Blanche Sweat, In
Tb Storm
Th Big Blatar
Th ShValdTag Shadow
Charles Chaplin. In
Behind the Screen
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The Halfhreed
A la Cabaret
Theodore Roberta
Anton th TarrH
William
Return of
S. Hart, In
Draw Bean
The Prlne of Orauattrk
Behind tha Screen
U0 TV.AlifaJ.
Ia Than in bolt
In
Paulln Frederick. In
Aahea of Ambers
A Wild Olrl of th. Slwru
Hi Wild Oat
William 8
Th Dawn
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Blanch Sweet. In
Th Storm
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Blanch Sweat, In
Th Storm
Fraiula X. Buahman. ln
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Behind th .Screen
Th Prle of Pam
Marl Doro,
Th Leah
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Keawy JWhlji in
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Th Man Who stood BtlH
Blanch Sweat, tn
Th Storm
The Return Ot Ev
Th Shielding Shadow H)
Hhlnd the Kereea
Th Price of Fasea
Marie Doro. la
Th Lssei
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