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FIRE HORROR ENDS
CHRISTMAS HANS
, i. .
William Glazier, Now Telc-
' phone Operator, Describes
Twctfttolidays in Hospital
-
Bureau's "jimmy keatii"
t -
Th "Jimmy Kath" of th lluren.ii of
nt lntn! to enjoy a Merry Christmas
sfMr ' on du l0 hlm '" P'menl tor
th loss of two successive Christmas O)
mJ l" hospital mifferlnic from Injuries
i iurrl at tho ureal! calamity recorded
k'j the annals of the Hureau of Vltt- the
Kiflilrtictlon of the Vrletllantter factory
ftadlne street below uirarti avenue un the
foul nil" of December 1I-J5. 1910.
Thirteen memoera ui mc nurcnu went
'dawn to aeawi on - "o i iinHc
Bit! nofldsys and mora than a wore nursed
Ifrsllured bonea or other wounds In hos
'flUl ward on December SS, 1910
WHIlatrt O alailer. now telephone oper
i,,. at the hlah-oressure iiurmiltiK station
ten !hl(th aenu west of Sixth street, was
pcor n "cr
LIVED I .nuku iiui.Na
After an unprecedented experience tinder
bthf ruin' 01 inn iiunim imviuij- wuuse
fMTt md wall rollnpsetl like n house of
Franl. Olaxler, then a nosemsn on angina
k'o I, was duir out of tli debris at l: JJ
1 o'clock on Thursday, December 22. taken to
i 1 Joseph's Ifospltal. to undergo a petlwl
rof treatment lasting; sixty-three weeks and
It constitute" an unparalleled case In med
Ileal as well as Fire Kureau records
t Monday. Christmas Day. 19 If will rind
ithl survivor of tha t'hlladelphla Klre llu
rau's blackest tragedy ehjoylnic a dny nt
'his home. 2511 North Howard street, show.
lnr no traces of his frightful ordeal save
. a htelless foot that Incapacitates him from
active service but In no way Interferes
ywlth his cheerfulness or his duties at the
pumplm: station
"rm KvM( to ha a Merrv Christmas
thl J5f. I hopo," snld (llasie- s'nlllnc.
1 then iffJdlnir a bit more cautiously, "but I
f Mllanned a Merry Christmas s'x ears
sjjo with my wife and son Hut something
'MDDtned that spoiled my plans and those
ef ths followlnif Chrlitmas as well I
mtin the Dodlno street fire. Thirteen of our
.fellows -went out tnac nicm nn never re.
turned to their Matlons Forty or fifty
ethers were taken to hospitals an J most of
&thtm spent their Christmas In the accident
Irdi.
i "Charlie Edelman. of our rotnuanv was
kerne of those who neer came' back OeorRo
fWtnts was one who was luck enough to
11 eicipe alive from Uodlne street, where he
' seriously hurt but on Christinas Day.
; lilt, he died In St Mary's Hospital front
'a, broken back received when he nan tossed
eff the wagon on CJ Irani aenue on the way
J to another fire a couple of weeks before
".Vo; I'll never forget that Christmas or
what led up to It
'ity wife and I had planned to have1 a
(tree for our boy, then eight years old. and
wnye It wasn't my day off we had every
Klhltur prepared to celebrate the day as best
rw could.
TUB FATAL CAM.
"I was a 'two-meal man' at that time I
Frot back to the station In Kttst Montgnm
jl'ery avenue, below Glrnrd nvonuc. on that
' Wednesday nlaht nhont 9 nVlni'lc. t hadn't
ftjien In the house morn than fifteen minutes
rwaen tne 'joker tappen err it was rrom
IBox 304, at Third street and Olrard ave
time, one of our first-alarm runs We got
Nut In a hurry and when we located the
friUute Edelman and I were sent tn tl.e sefnnd
ISU. l,t. 41. & 1ln Wk lan! V .. . M In n&VA
put a few minutes when t heard a crash
fflfht above us Wo dropped the line and
Vtn, for the window Hdelman must have
reached It, but I didn't I ran Into a
workbench my hat caught on n nrotrudlnc
Jti Jet and I went down T don t reqiem
jjber anything for the next twenty minutes
Jor to, when I came to and found myself
ttlaned down by the debris t heard the
fellow calling for help, so I jelled also
! "Presently I saw a reflection and heard
the rescuing party working to reach us
iTfcty were above me and they let down a
pope. My right arm was pinned down by
some of the fallen timber so 1 tried ti
6 grasp the rope with my left arm. but I
couldn't move It I found out later that my
fleftarm and both ankles were broken.
"I lay on my back, night above me were
two plecea of shafting that made a n-rt of
i wedge. They looked as If they mlelit come
tfdoirn any moment nnd cmsh me to death
"Really, that shafting was my salvation,
-for It held up a broken rafter and pre
kttnted any more of the debris falling In
eon me.
"In the meantime the rescuers iere trv-
Flng to get a rope around my legs to haul
, 'a uui mm way (iikiu in ins niiusi ni ii.
Nown came tho other wall. That was when
Smoit of the victims lost their lives. I
'hit managed to swallow a little liquor
btstt they let down to me on the rope, but
(When th second VolUpee came everything
cut off again
FOOD AND Alii THROUGH TL'lli:
"I called nut far liIn n arnnil lime
Jkut couldn't Ktt a reply, I thought It was
Jl up with me. but after a time I heard
nUiem coming nearer, and they answered my
llhout. I could talk to them, but we
L couldn't see each other then for the piles
of debris, our only communication was
hn they would pull on the line and I
Lwpuld answer back.
I "After a while Doctor King, of the Med-
Ko-Chlrurclcal Hosoltal. took charge nt
I rtny case. Us dropped a tube with a light
jjscnea. ana In this they let down liquid
food and pumped oxygen Into my mouth.
. "Toward morning I felt my feet and
Mf burning. I thought I would be burned
w atatn. The boys turned a line of water
JBlo where I waa pinned down and relieved
.that danger, but tha water kept backing
; UB Until It rr.hrf mir n.oilfa .,1.1 f
ffd I would be drowned, So they turned
vu, leaving me In a pool of ley water
b that nearly frox. me
Yhen they had made a hols bla enourti
ae of tha men waa lowered by a rope,
out h Jumped on my broken legs and
t nad to ask thm tin! tn nflntlntie that
I effort to release me.
It tried to raise one leg but It fell back
i M ' Paralysed My left arm waa bent
ack of m.e I found out later It was caught
rm pulley Finally, they aawej through
a machinery over rtiy head and lifted me
gout, i had been In that pcalllon from S 45
Sftclock Wednesday night until IS S5 p. in
rTnurcaav. iimM, Anun nn,,M
K 1l "f recall them putting m in an am.
j,Buinca and hearing: the ahout as we gal-
,ea out Qlrard avenue to 8L Joeepha
. Mospltal a they laid me on the table In
receiving ward I remember looking at
(at clock and nntlnlnc th.f It mi ten
mlBttt to one. Then I went over
f - DOClar Tlarst-an at... tmessklttil tataltY
WOtd wmi cocalna Into m. and tby
JPPd mi In aevtra) la of blanlwU
sd botwatv bottUie
ELEVEN DAY3 OF DKI.IRIUM
EK .. Thy ,,n m wne" ' 'eached the
. t!Zi ., wa oius ana tney were ainu
would fres tqt iatb from the effect of
mug sq long in tha ley water of that eel-
If It ttnr BMU. ... . i,.u. sh. nut
- iav Mn uuuil I.U IIMH "-
t,ho; th bed as chill after chill aeJxed
V vvii nnaily they oyercame this danger
AIW HEVPNTBEN WEEKS IN BOX
"For SSlenfftan uaL n-u hrnliin Ann
f waa uj a fracture bo My ahoulder aad
' Sr "'t-tnch gaJ in my head. I waa
gr "wcuia ln i, ani j,tn wa( anoweu
w4i ,a wheeling chair.
c.wa tn nrat operaiwn n my
I DM kfnb a Kb K X kaMI
5d wy o4 tea doctors war afraid
eaWsW J(ka3av'
kfaeflsaei MeBBsaV
HiiafaavalLaaaavakiafto
liafKHHilaaVaaV
WILLIAM G. GLAZIKU
KJreflffhter, who Intent!) to make up
this time for two Chrlstmascs spent
in hospital.
that danger disappeared On August II
they grafted eighteen square Inches tit skin
from my thigh on the burned foot, and
on August 10 the operation was repeated
") .September It I was able to go about
on crutches, nnd on December Vmost
one i j ear tn Iho day after I was admitted
to the hospital! nAs allowed to go home.
1 tell ou. I wss glad to get out. even
If I did have to report back to the hospital
dally for treatment
"This lasted lees than three weeks, and
the next. Christmas tlnio .found m again
In the hospital Kr)slpelas reappeared In
the burned foot, and Doctors Nassau. Spel
llsiy nnd Ds Costa on March l. 1912. de
rided that It was ncceixary to take off
pnrt of the fool They performed the oper
ation ami on April 1 t waa out sgnln on
crutches The ,ort shoe wss made for
me on July t: 1012, and 1 have worn
It ever since I got a new shoe later In
the eur. w.th n brnre. but the Utter part
of tho oaint I on!) v,ear for pa't of the
dav The burned tissue still has to be
treated wire In n while, but tloen t Inter
fere with my work
"Of course, I rnuldn't go back to tire
dut). so un May 2R. 1911. t was assigned
as operator to the pumping s'atlun at
Delawire avenue anil Hare street. Ijitet
they nt iim here, as being nearer to lit)
home
COMIIADR CIU'.SIUID TO DUATII
' 1 was In the hnpltal rust slxty-thren
weeks, hut I nm lurkter than Charlie K1
man, whu wai caught right beside me.
Poor fellow" He got to the window all
r ghl. hut he mut have been carried duwn
when that second crash came, for 1 was
told his bod was found that night under
the debris on the ravement.
"It Is Impossible for me to describe the
sensations I endured while under thoso
ruins t am thankful that I got out nnd
am able to enjoy myself Today I am bet
ter off than most of the boys In the bu
reau. I'p hero 1 hav e a twenty four-hour
tour of duty, with alternate d off f
am he.irtll) with the men In their right
for shorter hours nnd I would like to see
the whole depnrtmont organised on a ) li
tem like we have It If I can help In any
way to bring about a change for the better,
or If my experience rmmta with the public
In suggesting consideration for the fire
men. I will be glad 1 hope It won't taka
n repetition of the Itodlne street horror tr.
awaken popular sentiment In the liurrati
of I'lre"
Olaxler, except for the short shoe nnd a
si ght limp, exhibits no outward evidence
of his experience He has come to bn a
"hutnsn barometer," he rs, the sensitive
nerves of the shortened limb itlvln advance
notice of weather changes. His disposition
Is nlwss sunn), however, his comrades de
dare, and to thin trait they attribute In
great measure ha survival of the terrible
ntteen hours on the eve of that fatal Christ
tnus six jenrs ago
CANADIAN SEPARATION FUND
REVEALS SORDID "ROMANCES"
Government Discovers That Troopers in Many Cases Left
More Than One Wife Behind Them To Solve
Problem at Important Conference
Uncial Currtipo'ttmci Kvnla Ltdatr
MONTHKAU Dec 18
AN' INTKItHSTINa phase of a recent de
XX clslon handed down by the Canadian
Government at Ottawa I attracting the
heated comment of some of tho most promi
nent women In Montreal and other cltle
When war wa declared, and Canada'
faithful son prepared to fight for the
mother country In fact, the very first day
that enlistment and recruiting began
Canadian women In all the large cities or
ganised the work of supporting and visiting
tho homes of the soldier. A fund of mora
than three million of dollara was sub
scribed to th Patriotic Fund In Montreal,
an Institution which show a perfection of
management and a taft of workers number
ing the wealthiest and moil brilliant women
tn the Dominion.
When the khakl-clad men and boy waved
their laat from the huge transport that
were to take them to "omwhere In rnnc
the soldiers' wive and mother returned to
their home secure In th knowledge that
they were to be provided for during the anx
lou month of waiting For It only re
quired tha nama of the Boldler company
and hi number, and a copy of the marriage
certificate, to etabllh a claim to hi ep
aratlon allowance.
ThI I where the trouble began. Some
time two, and often mora than two women,
claimed separation allowance from one
man, Bigamy case that would probably
never hava been known came to light au
tomatically when th unfortunate women
met at the dingy little office where they
came to ak upport for their little one
It would requlr th wldorn of Solomon to
tell who was deserving of th moneyhers
were two or more women with absolutely
no mean of livelihood In many ca Ig
norant of the fact that thy were not legally
married to the man whose separation al
lowance they claimed
MUa Florence Jteed, secretary " th
Patriotic Fund, acknowledged that h was
"tuck" Fund were too preclou to b
used on the undeserving, o the question
wa put before th Government at Ottawa.
After much discussion th decision a
handed down that the women with whom
the soldier had livid i month prior to
bU .nlUtment should receive hi expiration
allowance ThI ruling w received with
much Indignation among soelal worker
"...'. o i rmln.nl Members
in Montreal K,w."- - -"' . ,
of th Patriotic Fund announced their In
tention to. realgn Tney usvisrsu ... w
L. d not work to wpport a daw of un-
de.lraW women .
"What good l a roarn . -----they
"If the legal wife la paa4 by and the
tney, " """ . Thl deeldon is
ruey- woan in Can-
Ida. If w am iv .- . ---women
of ihlrelaa wa prefer to resign. It
Oovernment get paid aoolal worker to
""olhera who wa no: o dra.tlc In their
v ."' .1 a nraltat. which I to
b8 prentea v . Cib-omn. auffrs-
?!! !7r.r tha sxrtintry wiU be wre
KBt4 by Ml- Beed.
BVBNIKO- LEDfimi-PHlXADELPHlA, FRIDAY. BE0KMBI3K 22,
JACOBINOFF'S FLAME
ILLUMINATES RECITAL
Clever and Popular Violinist Heard
In Sadly Selected
Program
Faseha Jacobinoff'a electric p'ecodty a
a tlQllnitt has been recorded In this news
paper twle recently when lie played aa
aololet with th Nw York riillharfnonle
Orchestra, under Josef Stransky, nml pri
vately before the Doraen Society He bowed
professionally to an nudlene that nearly
filled Wllherepoon Hall last night It was
his ritlt public- recital here, at least since
he has put aside ohlldlsh thing and
adapted -Jacobsen Its his more euphonious
current name
It Is easy to understand why Mr Jaeqbt
noft has so taken the fancy of many per
sons who like their muslo heavily pplced
and scented Ha Is as clever an can be
He has learned almost nil the traps and
snares of cunning wherewith the virtuoso
catches the popular ear Above all things,
he Is facile, fiery, with a kind of stlngless
rlame. and as quick and darting as a fork
of lightning Ijvtt evening the Inadequate
c ..million of his Instrument oevcudonally
turned the glitter of his mer.ts Into a mere
glass of surface htllllsm-e And the artist
did not aid matters by very audibly tuning
his string while ths piano accompanist.
Clifford Vatighan. was still plslng. Only
extraordinary absorption or unaccountable
carelessness can b cited In his behalf for
this piece of atrldence
Vhn It Is added that the program was
not the best In balance nnd individual
worth, and that in spite of It Mr Jacob!
noff again "got ' h s audience with his cus
tomary assurance nnd promptitude, the
tribute to his power Is plain Ileglnnlng
with CorclU's Seventeenth Centur) "Vnrls
llons Kerlruees." a eompne)ltltm of cloying
dullness but merciful brevity, he plajed
with leaping vplrlt nnd vivid abandon.
I) Atnhroslo s isincerto In 11 Minor followed,
nil the galvanic qusl ly of the music snap
ping from the strings like bits of instal To
heap the Pellon of teihnU-nl stunts In this
work on the Ossa of the Curelll number
was a boyish fam-v justified In the eparktlng
and sprlghtl) manner with which he ful
filled the rtxm remeuts of Iwih it w.n like
a great collection of colored rockets.
The reM of the program contained as
'features Schumann's Ourten Melodle"
snd 'Am Hprlnshrilnnen ' the Istter with
nn extranrdlnar) display of difficult bow
ing, the well-knnwn Weber-Krelsler Idir
ghetto nnd the more than well-known lion
dlno. b) Vleuxtemps. one. of ee's pet
pieces There were nlso conventional clip
pings from the hook of Hi-humtnn. Ileger,
llrahms and others.
The whole made up an nmaxlng testi
mony to the Ingenuity atid the srholurshlp
of this britllnnt vouigster If he Is not
deep, nor gentle, nor known tn humtllt)
yet he Is nevertheless n violinist of potent
prom'se n restlesj Intellect And his grip
un the crowd Is vise-like II l.
DKUXKL CHKISTMAS CONCKUT
Oratorio Selections Arc Ciivcn by
Metropolitan Quartet
The annunl Christmas program In the
Drexet Instllute's exrtlleiit series of freo
public concerts was given laM evening be
fore n large and enthuslsstlc audience In
accordance with tradition, Its character par
took of the Yuletlde season Kxcerpl.i from
tho standard oratorloM were sung, with, ot
course, a considerable lev) nn the musical
nnd seasonal rlchc-i of Handel's "Mes
siah." the work of all others most appro
priate to the period of Noel
The Metropolitan Quartet was charged
with the artistic fulfillment of the program
nnd discharged Itself of the task with muih
credit to Iteelf and much enjoyment to ll'i
hearers The personnel of the Metropolitan
Quartet Is Ahbln Keel), soprano, Clsri
Yocum Jo)ce contralto. NeUon A Chesl
nutt. tenor, and John Jay Joyce Jr bneso
These sterling artists gave of their best In
solos, duets and concerted numbers Many
of their selections were well known, but
this did not create tho lonlempt bred by
famlllarlt) . on the contrary, foreknowledge
of the measures and the meanings aug
mented and heightened the pleasurn of the
audience
James M. Dickinson was nt tho organ
and h b accompaniment furnished sub
stantlal support to the solus and ensembles
The next Drexel Institute freo public con
cert will take place Thursday evening of
' Christmas week
situation over which they have no control
thr) may have to pay the price of their
Ignorante and endure the scorn of their
neighbors.
The wonderful work of the fund cannot
be overestimated Supported entirely by
public subscription. It has administered
medical aid and material comfort" to
thousands uf Canadian women.
Visitor cover every section of Montresl
from peaceful Verdun to the great wards
ot the Grey Nuns' Hospital, where many of
the wounded are brought A missing soldier
ran be traced, a letter to hlm I sent by the
fund direct to ths Government at Ottawa
whence It I sent to Its detlnatlon There
Is not one Canadian, out of the thousands
who are fighting somewhere In Franca to
day. who cannot be accounted fqr. Crowds
of men and women stand before- tho bulle
tin boards of the newspaper In rain and
snow and aero weather, wntchlnr tne
casualty Hit aa they are posted three, time
dally. Thl la the only way you can tell
the toll of war the Canadian women never
apeak of It.
WINTEB KES0RT3
ATUNTIO CITV. N. J.
pt&r& VjtTLANTICCITY
un
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Opcrvot cdlscasorur
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KATIILYN WILLIAMS
IN A HUMAN "MELO"
"Rcdeemliifr Iovo," nt the Stan-
ley, Hlgh-Wntcr Mnrk
for Morosco
Ur the I'hotoplnr Kdllor
9TANLKT "Redeefsles it," Xtemsre Psrs
meant. wllh Kathlrn Vvnilm srel Thoesss
Ifettiinr atery by I V JeBtrsen sent ttsrrt
nr llnnllnr. .Hmited fcr VVUIlam I) Tsjler
rhetwrsrhed by llemer feett
Althotigh It's hsnl to feel ninth s)mtthy
with a clerical hero whose principal ex
plait Is being robbed and knocked nut
twice, the latest Morosco feature h the
high-water mark In narrative, production
and, best of all. In human warmth, of th
company Iteglnnlng with th baldest old
est situation In dram that of th bub
bling sinsll town girl lured from home by
a 'city chap ' et gambler It progresses
Into a melodrama plotted with theatrical
skill and regard for chatscter value The
girl, whose faith In her Ideals Is soured by
her educer' cynicism, nnd who makes
money her Idol Is quite natural, and there
I a general absence ot rant nml cant In
the story and the acting, though Mr Hold
ing doesnt suggest nt all the decent, well
meaning chap mad clear In the printed
word It's significant that she hates, not
the Gambler but the life surrounding him
Ths old-fashioned movie element Is sup
plied by the dash over a cliff of a motorcar
bearing th two crooks, leaving .Mlrw Wil
liams, who, with ths quietude of th
experienced cinema player, l natural
throughout to replace the abstracted funds
(of her own saving) In the safe of her min
isterial adorer Solid and expensive sets
used In the nim are hardly matched by
ths camer-t wurk. though this Is good
enough Mr Tajlor uses n greenish tint
for day scenes with Incomplete success
The censor's usual snipping, with th
usual rensorlous misspelling, fill to mar
ths pictures tense moments
AllfAOIA -"The Heiress t Toffee li' "
TrUnst llim Arts With litle love
siory he HsrnsM Mrt'vnnell tnreeteit !,r
tMwsrd lUPen
lletssle I.ove Is growing up At an) rate
she gives us In The Heiress of Coffee
Dan's" a ure enough hint of tho fine wom
an she will be when she gets Into her
twenties The story of the Hlm Is ordinary
enough Just a good nld-fashlunad )nrn
about some society crook who discover n
long-lost heiress and fatten on her good
fortune until she Is only Just saved from
marriage with one of them b bit of
coincidence and a fight Some excellent
directorial detail nnd some fresh Incidents
enliven the tale ami permit Miss l.uve to
remain as charming u comedienne as alio
lus atuav been since her singular earlv
Itnll.m beaut) flashed upon the Fine Arts
screen Hut more) than that, the Mlm
gives Mls I.ove u chance to dress her
hair In twentv -two-year-old fashion, and
look well quite as line-spirited as nny
leading woman lod.v
With "The Holrtss at Coffee lum's" goes
a cracking good Ke) stone In the usuul
crncklnj; good t)l, "tfafely Flret Am
brose" It Is all full uf Murk .S v . 1 1 1 and n
trick hnrre which gallop upstairs and over
beds, and 'buffalo' a saloon generally. In
addition, Hnaln drives a nail with n ru-
volvrr shot nnd a looomutlve stands quite
still while Its wheel revolve furlousl) upon
a grrasia truck
One of the features of the Klelne-lMlson-l.inn)
service during 117 will be plc
turltatlnn of three Cohan and Harris pln)H
at the Iuiimy studio The rights tn ' Haw
thorne, of the I' S A " done on tho stage
ti Douglas Fairbanks, "Voting America"
the lio-nnd-dog piece which utilised the
famous canine, Jasper and "tin Trial." seen
Hi Philadelphia at the Garrlck this seaaon
have been purchased b) President Spoor
Prggy Hvland and Marc McDermott will
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Polo, tennis, golf. urf bathing
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,Vrv, (alee a ursk snic
beolsslstr Jan. . iJ7
eeluerit Jtcktonvillf, fla.
ana .Vaiau
Mexican cruise Z days, Includ
ing Havana, Cuba, Progrcao
and Vera Crux, Mexico Mail
ing fortnightly on Thursday
WARD LINE
CVUORK&CUIUMAILS.S.CO.
n,l,l USil,,. ( sf Will ll.h I
llranib Tfekel nfflc.
;m tbestaal HI., rhUsdetphU.
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CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY TRIPS
From New York to
I NASSAU, $QA
10 lo 10 day , J v-,y yB
a uai ai wa Me. ...w.w
dS DnllOr
IE HAVANA,
sott"'
10 lo 10 dav J i
da at sa, 4 t 10 dars atltsr
Including; first cabin berth and
tnealj, also hotel cxpennes.
Large, new twin-serew Amer
ican steamships sailins under the
American flatr
Special laiiings from New York
Dec. 21, 23, 28, 30
Writ fr Utereslls UUrtm a4
detailed laferiaatle.
WARD LINE
Nw York & Cuba Mall S, S. Co.
thai OffUte, r f H - w Yrk
llrauth Tka.t M,
ll Chistaat Htrsel, rhUadebhU
IqiimiuuimiiiiumuMiiiuiitj
FLORIDA
ur 8EA.
l'HiiJvrjeu'iiiA to
JACKSONVILLE
11a tKMiaer U '". . ? SUTiss
jyLuUsad
Pas TfHr '
ertb tuiueWo.
Th rUtl,MUt.s.T,l,. I tJM WWU'
n y rrib ttt xefiuoa
bei featured tn VltaaraBha fotlhcrtmlng
ptthluctmn of icdith Ellls'a play. "tary
lansn in. incHiemaiir, uo you recall
that Mary Jans was enacted by CJretehen
tfftrttntiHt tsst m aaI11(.I4 famlla miViah
Ihe comedy was In tha legitimate thealrcsf
Il of trick photography waa needed, to
rnako "Snow White," tha Famous riayerV
fantasy which cornea tn tha Stanley next
week Msglc ami wltehenvft. of course,
predominate In the tat It Is In lx reels.
Instead ot five
Theatrical Baedeker
ClAltrtlCK fnsbnN CloerseteeV with
rrtttl tehePf.jBd Jenersen De Apsell. Crau
turd ttent, VTIlTlsm llarrlssn. Clarear Itsr
ver, Amelia flummrvin, A I lee It, reman snd
llrsre deett resitltut a teod csst. Hook
enlj passsbl.
LITTIJt TltEUTnn "' Netee Can Tell."
with CAarlea Ii Mltebell, Oorothr Mbslmtr
Use. Vsrts User anA th Stat Bocletr t'lay.
ers AJmlrsWs rsrlrsl.
l.tltlC "Cltltlssllsn." Themss It lace's ms
tten pleture rertrsrtni the nerrsrs et war
nJ Its eiellement of battle en land sn.l
a snl In th air. Ssrsrb msrtlsl spec
laels am sentimental srrnbetlsm.
IxmHRBT "rhlivCtiln." with DsvM Monlrom
err snd fVeJ Htene, Iteturn eniatemsot "t
the rnpolsr musieal sxtrsvsrsnss, with th
r smetis renieuisn iprlrx In tarleus lm
VsrseaalleR. AtlMl.t'ltl "Kiperlenee." with Krnest Olen
llnnln A "meMsrn nwrsiur lr." with
inor humannees than irsenl "Kverrwemsn
There's a larse essl, illtndlnnlnc act u
rerbly.
r rortfMfe prcm
WAMCUT "Molt and Jeffs .Vedlnf." In
which Mult snd Jert illsrort thsmsetre In a
new aulse, Melclrams. fare musle and
trarssaniA mltM In tho entertainment.
srocic
KNirKRnnoCKKlt "The Ilaroe." with Jehn
lirsns ami Anna ItohnrtT lUflrsI of ntl
mlraMs iirams, lir It H HViaon, orlalnallr
r'sre tr Ilenrr illller atiit Uura Hep
Crsirs.
rn.iTunr mux
STANt HT "The Tratellnr Halesmsn," with
Prink Mttnurs. an Mr en J Mrs Rltlner
Hew, tn ' litiille!tr " rirst halt ef vireslc.
"The ReiteeTnliit tee." with Kslhlyn Wil
liam sml 1etor Moore. In "In riecletr and
list," letter half ot wesk. News, seenia and
earteen nlms all wetk.
VIICADIA "The 1n Ve tto." with Trsnk
Kunnu mt Marjurle Wilson, nrsl half of
f ."The lleliesa at Oerfee Dan's." with
llessle Iiv snd Manic lleunsll, Isttar halt of
week. Others.
Vir-rontA"Mr OfneUI Mlfe," with Clare
klmuatl Tcunr nret half of week "The
lllnrk Itnttenlr." with OIa 1'etrovs. latter
hilt of week Other.
IWI-ACt: "Hhoni the tleda tlestrer." with
Alice Jew end lurry vtorer, nret hslf ef
we.k. ".San, lie ( the M !,' with Paulina
rrederlck and Wlllard Mack, latter half
of sek Oihere
ItlHlKVr "A Woman Alone." with Alle
lirsdy, all wk. Veito. scente and eoniedr
motion elrtuiea will also l dlrvlared
OIIKAT .VOIITMUnv "The tlten." with Thj
"ri. Monday, Tiiesdar "Vtanhattiin Mad
ne." with Honalas Kalrhanvs. VVednssdar,
Thur,1v -llm )e,la Jlouble." with VV. H
Hart KrMay. Hjtiirilar
I'tl'Olcrff.B
KHITII s tfeslorr ItumUn IIIM Jean Ailalr
ard eomixny, XtllflT MoVVattsrs and Taon;
Jack I:, tlardner. Minion. Ituasell Mark and
iIoii-Im! Vlnr-ni Motiaiour aud Madams Alt
. . '"' s I'oeallos Meabury and Price, and
rlctonal news
Ut.OllK--tw William ana eemranT- tht Pay.
ton rruupa1 "Han Cupid. Iwteeilie". Held,
and lUrnle: tho Phllllopl Knur Kapo and
'"."?". Arthur Whltelaw; tHals Nnefneul
and Itlrhtnond. and th IViur Chicks
UIIAMO 1 liourr flstars. the Bonnie Bettsti
Lyssnla I.eHlsnr. r.llnore and t'arlston I e
eliia Weston and t-unuianyi "The Klrln
Venus." and o'hers
Wll.l lAM'PCNK IH IMi-e nexlet. Kallar Mack
an I Anna Karle Otlra Mnslra huilac and
I ertuson ant "The Criminal photoplay,
frat half of week mileoal Mlntrrls": h.
Ilruwn i'omdy Knur. I'llntt. Wallan snd
""?. Or.itel," llaas, and 'The Wharr
Mat." photoplay, Istter 1 alt of week
CIIOKB KKVM Th. Itroken Ncnrah"! Itandls
and Mini Dina f'onp.r and eompanyi Short
and tho Vtillsr nisltts: llata and Itlflrr.
and I ser and lt,r. nrst half of week,
Ths i'nrnlal tllrl Orsy and Wheeler, I
llsris and ciinniiv. keefe, Allman and AI-
(,ll(i(il.s ami rm.t.EMrj;
The Berlitz School of Languages
lfilh nnd Chestnut Streets
l.ndr IllUf. flier ItlkerS I'hsrinsrr
Terms may he heauii ot any lima
QTRAYFR" Th "est llusiness Vrhool
OllUilCrVO Mh and Cheotnut Htreats
roslllons ctianinlssd. Kntsr now Day or nlatit.
vtrsit)
IN 20 LESSONS
V II leach ybll lo play real raatlm on the piano
in :il lessons if TOl DON'T KNOW A NOTK
In less Urns If you already plsy. You'll Isarn lo
play popular suns, fos truta. "res" any piece,
i all nr phnn ror lr, ll,Mikll,
t llltlKTfc.NSIKN HCIIOOI.il Ol'l'riPUfJVn SIUSIC
Sn.'d tlraiantownAve Phone Tlosa a-tit
IS.'ll Tasker HI. Vhon. Olcktnson .17111 I,
STANGER
VOICK
HICIIIT HIXt;l.(l Ct4.S.Sr.',
niamond n.113 J SOOI North Thirteenth fit
n&fz TIME
The Famous Raphael Madonna
Two. years ago the late P. A. B. Widener
purchased this celebrated painting from Earlf
Covvper for the sum of $750,000. It now hangs
in a Florentine gallery at the Widener estate,
Lynnewood Hall.
The Raphael Madonna is only one of the five
beautiful Christmastide pictures that have been
reproduced for the Pictorial Section of Sunday's
Public LecJger every one worthy of a handsome
frame.
Ask, your newsdealer now to reserve a copy of
PUBLIC
101G
hertt AttJ-tr. and Carr. M VaHao' Han't,
Utter halt ef week.
fltmr.got;
TTtfTAtiRnO -'The . aeems1r,, .With La
nsrs-ere In rTle ef pose with trained ewes.
VavrdeTllle and trarlestw sptcUltles also oo
th pretrsra
UIXSTMU.X
D0MOT - Vew d retained pared! and
sorns by Ih .reruiar .leeal onrnlsatlon at
blefaei speelaflata. with traveslle ot Phil-
iltlrhta event featured.
DINNER TO AI) MAN
Foley Afrcncy Colcbrnles Comlntr Mnr
rinRo of S. H. Chnso
A dinner was held laat night In tha Ar
cadia In honor of Samuel Hart fliasev flnan.
ctal ndrtrtlslng expert connected with tha
Illchard A. Foley Atlmrtlslrur Agency, Inc.
Tho dinner waa arranged by tha ndrer-
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
imhh SoSna (hmomk
MM in fallawlnt theaters obtain their plclare thrsoih th flTANtXT tleailBK
A tamtianr, whlrb It a suaranlee ef early ahowtnr f th naest predotUan.
All plclares retlewed Ixfare eihlhlllen. Ask faeth, theatre la yr leealltr
Vtalolsf pleture Ihrtnib Ik tlTANI.Kr IIUOKI.VU CUMrANT.
AlUnmU.. ISth,Morrls I'aMTunJrAse.
l'aramount riclure.
CI.KO lllDOKl.T snd WAt.t.ACTJ HKID In
"T1IH TKI.I)V I'AWN" j
APOLLO "" ANO t,maS"Da...t
Blanche Sweet .,THE sTORM
ARC A D I A
CltrjITNUT
I1KLOVT 18TII
BESSIE LOVE in
"TUB ltnillEHH AT corrttR UAV8"
BELMONT r,i, Anovn MAnKKT
REOPENS XMAS DAY
Matlnse tislly 10c. Uvenlnts ICie
VIondsT. Tuesday and Wednesday Neit
OU1A I'ETTtOVA In "m.ACIC JIUTTrjtiri.Tr
BLUEBIRD HUHQUKIIANNA AVfl
MARGUERITE CLARK in
"HKf.r.vi: or tub Noiunf
fDriAD TII AND CRDAn AVri.
AUJiJ. PAItAiiaVXT TIIUATTIK
VIVIAN MARTIN in
'IIBIt KATIIKIVH HON"
FAIRMOUNT "$ Wu
Mnbcl Taliaferro in "Sunbenm"
5i anil latest Krilscsls of IVerl otjho ArftirJ'
CCTtl CT TIlBATItU m"aT DAILY
DO in Ol, n, Hpmre llvss, 7 to It.
DUSTIN FARNUM in
A hOV OP KIIIN"
FRANKFORD 47U n,AN,iDun
Vivian Martin ,n ",,Bn KAT,,nuSov-
Kslra Atlrsrllon "Hllini.niNn HHAnovv
GREAT NORTHERN a..ra,.
WILLIAM S. HART in
TIIK UKV1IH l)OUUf,tr'
IMP17I3I AI cortu ANlT WALNUT KTft.
f.lntlva Brockwoll ,n "rlIK n,r'-8
"TUB. rll'Altl.lTr IIUNNMII'
I PAnUD iOllTV-FIHBT AND
1EaJULZ.I J.ANCABTKn AVKNtlK
MARGUERITE CLARK in
MiriH or.onoi: wahiiindton"
LIBERTY '"0AD Tg,.,A
Hnrold Loclcwootl & May Allison
In "010 TIIKMAIKK'
WKST rllll-VDnt.l'lIlA
EUREKA 4trr" AilU ,A,lKKT "Tf
FLORENCE LA BADIE in
"Tlio Pillory"
HUUTII t'lIILAOKt.VltIA
Ol Y M P I A u,,OAU wnninoB
Lionel Barrymorc ln 'Tphkaval-
Also "Tbe Girl From Frisco"
WSf
SUNDAY'S
U
Ttemj, iiiti i-a
tialntr sencr land Wag nttandM hr Atf lh
employes, tt Cha la m Weil ktrhwit
amonjf financial m,n aa hs la In ths advert
Using world. Tba oecaaton of the baiitjn!
waa the. Impending rnarrUjr of Ur. Clda4
orl January C to Miss Susan X. Drue,
daughter ot Mrs. Arthur Bruce, ot Ctorrnan
town. The room In which tha function to
place) waa elaborately deoorated end tha
dinner was marked by an nJoyahl muite4
program.
An odd featuro of th affair -wsj av rntola
tura newspaper, In whloh th menu mu)
printed, aa well aa Kood-natnreft "knoeks"' rtt
tlis futura bridegroom. Tit paper WM
called ths "Foley Foollnna., Tha names
ot many of the friends of tha guest of honor
wer contained In th 'publication," and
the "editor" referred to their wMma and
personal pecuttarltisilnAhnmortra faahlon.
LOCUST
BID AND 1OCVST
Mats. llSO and IS4, 19.
KTC. VISO. S, 0110, 1.
Mnbcl Taliaferro ' - iAr
Market St. Tlicatre
us uAnicm
CTrtKBT
nohsrt Warwlelc Mollla Kin In "ALI, If AN"'
Comln January S Th Haw Untrsrssl rtertal-
"Ths urplo
Mas." rsatunnr cunara a Fara,
OVFRRROnTC aD ifAVanuronb
WYE.rvDIA.UUIV. nop, JoMg OMk
NANCE O'NEILL In
"TIIC 1IION WOMAN"
PALACE "" MAnKlrr BTRBT
PAULINE FREDERfcK in
"NANKTTn OP" TKH WILDS"
PRINCESS miSa
Hobnrt Henley "" m?D00Ppr.
Kvery Tuea, Hatlo Williams. "Bearlst Kunner'
REGENT 1M' MCT- &
ALICE BRADY in
A WOMAN ALONH"
RIA1 TH oehuantowk ave.
llrL,lU AT TULrCIIOCKEN sTT.
RTI R V MAnKirr irrrtCET
J D nstflw Tin crrnBBT
WILLIAM S. HART in
tub nnviL-8 nount.B"
V V SJ I BTItnBT
VIOLET MERSEREAU in
TUB 1I0N0P. Or MAItT ULAKK"
OTAWI PV MATtKET APOVE IBTa
OlVINLXUI , hub A. M. to Hilar, u,
KATHLYN WILLIAMS in
THIS nnilBBMINU 1OVK"
er. I Q Q A 1TTII AND VSNAKOO sTTB.
flUSSUB IIAYAKAWA A UTRTLH STEDMAJf
In "TUB BOtlf. Ol' KU1U-8AN"
Added Noyalir Keatura, K, It, Junila rictur
VICTORIA auovq'kintsi
MME. OLGA PETROVA in
'TUB IIICK IIUTTKUFLT"
NOR!! I'lflUMinU'llIA
RIDGE AVENUE 1TM ,UDon Am
JANE GREY in
"Tlio Test"
"PHIL AND DELPHINE"
The :VtLMN(l I.KDnKll
I'rlie-t Innlns Hrrlpt
Will Ha Hhown aa an Added Featur
AI TIIK HT.VSI.BV TIIKATIIK
ssiJ.JSi,i
LEDGER
Lake veil. !
Us tuxwIUbS (MMstin
a.it 't$xiSihesQ. ur.
UiyJUrtH-t'J trWLMI SMP CaHsW
friwiiiutnlg &mr TtAHt, Co,
"F Jfnrta ftt$ hs so Jym H ao4 tnM
WBi Sft I ajj a n, ijRatlwtt WJfl USUI
w1SUr k Wtot