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camden Leads by one game as
, THIRD WEEK OF SECOND SERIES
P IN EASTERN CAGE RACE STARTS
Jasper, De Neri, Greystock and Reading Are in
Deadlock for Second Place Honor Trenton
Five in the Cellar Position
EVENING ODDGER--IHII7ArWBia?Hrs:, MXXNTTAY, TAWJKRY 22, 19TT
?1B
EASTERN lEAOUE BTASIHXO
w. i.. r.o. xv. T-. r.c.
Jamrien .... 8 1 .ISO Orfystork . . 2 2 Xlxi
umr Z 2 .800 Readlne; 3 it .."0'l
He litrl .... .800 Trenton 1 8 .3.10
BcnriJUi.r rott Tim wi:i.k
Mondnr Jasper nt Trenton.
Wednesday 1 Nerl nt Cnmdcn.
Thursday Cnniden nt Jpr.
Jtldar Rendlnt" ut (Jreystock.
Hntnrdnr tlreystock nt I Nrrll Trenton nt
Beadlnr.
CAMDEN opens tlio third week nt tlio
head of tlio Eastern Uasketbnll I.cnRUc
wltli tlio slight margin oC ona game, fotir
other teams Jasper, De Nerl, Orcyntoelc
and Heading being tied with two won nnd
two lost. Trnnton Is In last place, having
landed but one clash In four starts.
tt was a homo week for all tho contest
ants, each capturing tho home attraction
and by goodly scores In every Inntanco but
one, nnd that was nt Heading on Saturday,
when the llenrs Just emerged n winner, 31
SO, over Camden, Tho fSlteptcrs hml Just
been away on a trip and had lost the pre
lous evening to Corbondalo by n. big score,
tho Stato Leaguers dropping twenty-alx
field goals through tho net.
Greystock nnd Jarper managed to win
one, but tho most gratifying nown of tho
week, from a local standpoint, was tho flno
showing of tho reconstructed Do Norls
against Trenton. Kvery man on Myera'd
payroll played sterling ball.
Nov Men Star
Tho newcomers, Xormnn nnd Dreyfus,
ravo their best exhibition since Joining tho
Eastern League, uhllo tho work of Harlow
nnd Hill Dark was entitled to praiseworthy
comment. Tho Musical Fund Ilnll crowd
played a stendy gamo at nil times nnd their
exhibition of passing In tho closing flvo
minutes when victory was npparont had
the crowd cheering wildly.
jrnnager Myers may add another mnn to
his payroll, making seven nil told, as ho haH
granted Joe Cnvanaugh his unconditional
release,
Speaking of Hough Basketball
Desplto tho deslro of cago managers to
eliminate roughness from the sport it Is evi
dent that the piny In tho Eastern Leaguo
has been rougher than nt nny timo slnco
tho Inception of tho orgnnlzntlon.
Tho Jnspor-Grcy stock affair on Krlilny
night has been tho subject of considerable
comment, nnd nt n fanning beo nt Musical
Fund Hall nit sorts of suggestions wero
advanced to curb tho players. After an
hour's discussion It was unanimously agreed
thnt no ofllclal can control tho men It tlu-y
want to rough It up when n grudgo exists.
Fogarty's Version
Joo Fogarty claims to have tho solution of
tho problem, nnd his version Is that always
JASPER SIGNS LEONARD;
TO JUMP CENTER TONIGHT
advanced by Willie Keennn ni tho only
method to keep basketball clean. Head
.lofs Rhort speech:
rn'JTi1.,cr?i Is ?, r!" m l,U! ,,00, which Will
jml It nil, nnd It Is up to tho referco to en
force it. It has not been lived Up to since
the lato Hllwood Hutsehmnti worked In this
section.
Fogarty's solution Is found In Hum
a, Section 1, nnd reads:
.Ji'iri'",ro.?h.nl1 bo " shouldering, tripping
striking, kicking, slugging or Intentional o
un nccessnry roughness of nny kind. Vio
lation of this rule constitutes an offense
unci tho rcfereo mny. for tho first offense
.1 "' for t,, necond offense, tllsnunllfv
tlio ofirmler. who will ho suspended for tho
next gamo that his team Is scheduled to
Uiay. An offense Is a violation of tho rules
who her committed unintentionally, Igno
rantly or otherwise. Tho fnct that an of
rciio is mndo is tho only guide for tho oftl
clal for callliif; tho rnme."
Other players share tho views of tho
'rcj s cnptaln, nnd ngrcn that It would help
the gamo by excluding tho offenders.
Dave Kerr Out
i,T'0 ,'lo,to'-a nt tho Episcopal Hospital
lino ilecldcd. according to reports, thnt
wi. Mr,,,th0 b,B '0U"K c""tor of tho
Jewels will be out of action for some time,
as ho Is suffering with n Iloatlng cartllege
and nn opr-r.itlou for tho removal of tho
Bumu win no unuut Ho necessary.
!lr. 'I1.0 samo ln "ndortanen It will bo at
east threo weeks before ho will get back
In action.
THE DAYS OF REAL SPOR?
fe
Manager 'William Kennedy, of tho Jasper,
Eastern League, flvo, nnnounced this after
noon thnt ho had signed Chris Leonard, un
Interstate Leaguo stnr. to Jump center in
tho gamo at Trenton tonight, in tho place
of Davo Kerr, who la on tho Injured list.
Leonard was widely sought at various times
by Eastern League magnates.
Davo Kerr has Just undergone an opera
tion for n. locked knee, and tho doctorH ut
the Kplscopal llospltnl say ho will bo
around in two weeks.
Manager Kennedy says ho Ih In tho dark
as to tho reports that Hubo C'nshman had
Jumped to tho "Wllkcs-Uarro Stato Leaguo
Ave.
Tho rumors thnt Hough will return to tho
line-up on Thursday nro untrue. Hubo
Cashmnn wrenched his shoulder In tho
areystoek gamo Friday night, so It h a
pretty badly crippled combination that will
Journey to Trenton this evening. No new
pluycra nro being secured to help out. as
tho owners of tho Kensington squad aro
hoping thu operation on Korr will yet bo
avoided.
The Kcfereca' Strike
i, Ti',Ci."Sll5c.' of tho Ki8t"n League bits
ketbal olllclals will hardly occur. It was
n detriment to the officials' chances of get
ting an In.crenso when tho mntter beenmo
public, nnd tho subject was not broached
in urn jiroper manner.
Hearing nil sides, one Is convinced that
certain remarks havo been, ay usual In all
such cases, enlarged upon. Jleferoo Kelly
made, n mlstako n going to President
oeiiclTcr, ns It Is purely n matter for tho
board of governors to decide.
Now that so much publicity has been
accorded tho subject, It Is not exactly
known how tho leaguo will view It when
It comes up for consideration at tlio month
ly meeting nt Cooper Hall on Friday night.
Had n petition been prepared by the
officials '.stating tho reasons for granting nn
incrensu nnd duly signed been presented, the
wrltor is certain It would havo gono
through. Possibly, when tho facts In tho
caso nro all gono over, the boaid of man
agers will still hold the same view. "Whether
it is granted or not, tills Is certain, tho men
nro worth It, nnd virtually cery manager
has admitted tlifo.
President .Scheffer thinks thn covin i n-
J worthy of un Increase, but cannot be rccon-
cueii 10 mo manner in which It was darted.
Tho leaguo head says Hcfereo Kelly -llpu-Intcd
an Increaso of $2. making $D In all
but all thteo olllclals have asked for $10
and expense:! per game.
M'COY WILL BE DARCY'S
FIRST OPPONENT, REPORT
NEW YORK, Jan. 22. Al McCoy has
announced that ho would Immediately start
training for a bout with Les Darcy which
will tako place about six weeks hence, prob
ably at the Manhattan Casino. Tho exact
date has not been set because of Darcy's
theatrical engagements. McCoy said that
Tom O'Hourko had offered 825,000 for tho
bout, $15,000 to go to Darcy and 510,000 to
himself. Articles havo been signed, und
each of tho men has posted $000 forfolt
money.
WENCK HEARING AGAIN
OFF; JAN. 27 NEW DATE
ALBANY, Jnn. 22. Tho hearing befoie
the Governor's counsel on charges preferred
against Fred A. "Wenck, chairman of tho
Btato Athletlo Commission, again was post
poned nt the request of those who brought
tho charges Harry Pollok, Tatrlclc P. Pow
ers and John White.
Tho hearing, originally set for January
IS, was to bo held at 2 o'clock this after
noon. January 27 Is tho new date.
PASKERT SUITS HIMSELF;
IS HOLD-OUT ON PHILS
CLEVELAND, Jan. 22. "Dodo" raskert,
Veteran center fielder of tho Phillies has
received a letter from Fultz, telling him to
"stick." "Stick I shall," taya Paskcrt: "I
want to test the strength of tho Fraternity
and see If It doing mo any good to pay In
$18 a year. I also got my contract back
from Philadelphia. It was the samo one
that I returned to President Baker. There
was no advance In salary. Baker told ma
to suit myself about signing, and I will."
DICK HOBLITZELL IS TRUE
TO PLAYERS' FRATERNITY
PARKEnSHUItO, W. Va., Jan. 22. An
nouncement liai been mado by Hlchard
Hoblltrell, first baseman of the Boston lied
Sox, that he would stand by the Baseball
Players' Fraternity ln all Us demands, but
that he was opposed to an alliance of the
fraternity with the American Federation
of Labor, Hoblltzell Is a dlrector-at-largo
of the fraternity.
F. A NORTH COMPANY
DISTRIBUTES PIANOS
"Squares" Taken in Part Payment to
I3o Given Churches, Schools and
Worthy Individuals
Tho high cost of music was struck a
forcible blow today when tho annual free
distribution of nquaro pianos was begun by
the V A. North Company, 1306 Chestnut
street.
Ono hundred churches, Sundny schools,
Institutions and homes In tho city wilt re
ceive plnnos this year. The annual distri
bution for 1917 consists of 100 square
pianos, second-hand, but of good tone In alt
cases. They nro cspcrlatly adapted for
beginners, for whom they nro Intended prl.
mnrlly.
The plnnos nro distributed through n
uniquo arrangement of the piano store,
which makes no chargo except for delivery
nnd the actunl cost of repairing nnd tuning
tlio Instrument Because of tho largo de
mand for the plnnos, first choice Is given to
thnso who apply In person, mall nppllcntlons
being considered next. The applicant must
show that ho Is worthy of receiving tho
gift
The freo distribution of pianos by tho
North store, which has resulted In hundreds
of poor families receiving plnnos In tho
Inst few years, Is made posslbio through the
largo numbers of old pianos received by tho
store in exchange for tho Lester player
piano These pianos formerly wcro sold,
but the Idea of supplying the foundations
fnr musical education for children appealed
to the management.
ELSIE FERGUSON WILL
DO PHOTOPLAY SERIES
Actress Is Signed by Cardinal.
Goodwin Incorporates Fatty
With Paramount
Scraps About Scrappers
Uy LOUIS II. JAPFE
That Kid Williams Is really the best ban
tam In tho world ; superior In tho ring to
Pcto Herman, and Hint tho Baltimore beur
cat could regnlu his lust lam cIm It he wcro
given tho opportunity, In tho belief of Billy
McCarney, of this city. Billy In homo for
a short stay nnd will return In a few days
to Knnsas City, whero ho will stage u match
between Williams and Benny McNeil, nn
Englishman. Tho latter Is the tamo boxer
who twlco knocked out Bonny chncz. Be
sides promoting bouts In Kansas City, Me
Carney also Is endeavoring to bring about
tho dethronement of Jess Wlllard with Carl
Morris doing the dethroning. Hilly says
tho original Whlto Hope hns improved so
much slnco taking hint In tow that ho
hasn't tho slightest doubt tho Uklahoman
could win from tho Kausan.
Ilenn.i Tnllnl' hamlH nrn In iicrfi-i t nhaiio
for bin mix tonlsht nitulniit HUUlo Wnll.ico .it
the olyniDta. Next to WIHIo Jarkvin. w.
lnro l tho mfnt recent llKhtivetght pcnHi tlon
Hvaral weekn niro he dcf'witHtl Kred Wflili unit
knocked down Johnny Dmule. Jimmy JIo
t bu- meets u tloier opponent in Stank'V IHiukIu
In tho upml. Arllo 0'l.-iiry has no cnev M-npo.
union Willi Al Nelson, and In tlm otlit r uom
Utnk Tujlor taken on Al fox and lllka iuiy
meotii CioorKo IMuLkburn.
Jimmy Dunn, mananer of Johnny Kllnane, wan'
In Philadelphia Haturd.iv night. As local pro
inoters tiro unublo to select nil opponent for the
featherweight klmr, Dunn failed In an bftort to
match Kllly here Tho Cli'el.ind tar meets
Tommy Touhey In New l'ork early licit month.
Vlllte jMkon will hox nt tho Olympla thn
necond woek In February An yet no opponent
has Peon selected for him. Johnny Nelnon la
nnxloua for anothar crack at tho Jumping Jack
New Yorker.
South. I'lillly fana nre wondering- whether Pal
Jlooro can knockout Mhkey (Iallanher tiKaln
The Mick's followers aro placing odd tint Pal
will not succeed Thny clash In tho wlndup at
tho llroadivay Thursday nltht.
Hist! Fultz Secretly
Visits Union Chiefs
WASHINGTON, Jan. 122.
DAVE FULTZ, president of tho
llnseball Plnyers' Fraternity,
gumshoed into Washington yester
day, had a long conference with
Frank Morrison, secretary of tlio
American Federation of Labor, anil
then as silently faded out of sight
or- communication so far as oITorta
of this forenoon to locate Him wero
concerned.
It became genr-rally known only
today that Fultz had been here. It
was admitted at tho American Fen
eration of Labor headquarters that
he had been expected, but federation
officials refused in any way to (lis
cuss tho Fultz-Morrison conference.
Hlmira Club May Lost- Franchise
WII.KES-HAHIU3. l'o., Jan 21' fnlrni the
Chamber of C'ommeriH. the Hotarv iMiih and
bunlnesfl men come to the result of tho Klmlta
Colonela, th Ktnte r.cumi frunehl.) will bo
nhirted elsewhere and Kltnlru will n without
baaebalt. President Mortimer Sullivan ban an
nounced that thi club onnertj cannot batk
tlju club an further.
Ucrnard, French Champion, Killed
PAU, I-'rance. Jan. "- (teorun Jtarnanl, the
mlddloweUht champion pugilist of Krance. wiia
kilted whlio maklnir a nicht. llernard was at
tached to tho aviation corp. lie enllited at
tho bestnnlmr of tho war, when tie waa only
nineteen Jrnrs of uce.
Reds Sign Star Cuban Outfielder
3IAVANA. .lun. 1".' Manuel rtieto, tho Cuban
outtlelder und star b titer nnd base aialer of
the Virginia (.eaituo taut ear, has slaned to
play tho 1U17 aeaaon with tho t'lm Intrntt Nationals.
Bowling News
I.lbertv Bell team, champion of tlm
Philadelphia Lciikup. earned tho prt7o of
fered by tho local chapter of the Atlantic
Coast Bowllnir Association, that of li.iUhK
Its entrance fen paid to tlio third annual
championships of tho national orKanlz.itlon
at Sracuse. Liberty Bull outrolled tlio
Wyndham team, first placo winner In tho
Quaker City I.eiirjuo, In a llvi'-snmo mutch
rolled on Keystone Alleys Saturday tilsht.
Tho Liberty Bell suiiad totaled 4770 pins to
1611. A fcatmo was tho 1107 scoro tnado by
President Berti.im Kruzler, of tho local At
lantlo Coast chapter, in his second came, ho
havlnir taken Martin's place. J. Guest was
high scorer for tho winners, uettlin: 1000
pins In Ilvo namci, .Swisher beliuf h close
second with tin oou lOUU. Kor Wyndham,
(jeureo Klood waa lilgli with attj.
The yaines proved hlchly excltlnif. and lis tho
conn slants shot tho heuvy hall down tho
ulleya for alternate striken, splits und spares the
crowd frequently applauded. Liberty Bell won
tho openlnK tame, mil to ens. Wyndham won
tho second gamo by a si.ant four plus with u
total of 041.
the
uot
Ulll
wuri ths t Mr,! ft inn liv rrtlllnn
I.ItfhQKt name ufvlhn nlrjlit, 1010 I'rnzl-r
"W'yndliuiii
hlihAit Diitnu nfiInn nil?
Kot hlH UT cuuut. whllo Liberty I toll hi curt U
Tho fourth ifnnu rriultrd in IlbtrtV ltctl
tntiillnc Dft. to Wvnilhnm'H Ml!7. tlio lowest
fcn-oro of thd nleht. In (hi tifth nnd decUlfntf
KrtiiV3 Ubprty Hell rollsil t)'Jl, Un hlube.C sliult
came, ami Windham OIS.
Liberty BMI will a only onft of perhaps a
dozen or more fie-innri leuinn that will tndiiVor
to bring1 Litck ittino of ttx iirlxvn nt thu Hyrannto
tourtify, Tho entries will not 1oe until Manh
3U. ho that as a result of some rnnvamilnif this
city may havo u JMiUadelphlit nlht at tho Salt
City anulr.
Liberty Hell's rerord In the first round of the
Philadelphia r.taKim ram watt thirty-four lc
torlex und olirht defrat 1Valtr Conic, anrhor,
vhh hlt'h aieniE" howler for the Initial round,
with 100 pin and a fraction for thirty uamfs.
Klllott, another Liberty Hell etar. rolled th
hliftiettt stnKltt-camo Hcum, i!ol).
EVENING LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
roit ivkek or
January TZt
ALHAMBRA
ARCADIA
APOLLO
BELMONT
BLUEBIRD
EVJinr MONDAY SURinOT TO CHANOB
MONDAY
Frank Keenan. In
The llrldo of JIat.
Louise ltutT, In
Great Expectations
Tho Avraknntnff of
Helena ltttchlo
TCKSDAY
Franlt Keenan. In
Tho llrido of Unto
Louise Huff. In
ureat i:pectatlon.s
ndlth Taliaferro. In
Tho Conquest of Cannan
CEDAR
EUREKA
FAIRMOUNT
56TH ST.
FRANKFORD
GT. NORTHERN
IMPERIAL
LEADER
LIBERTY
LOCUST
MARKET ST.
OVERBROOK
PALACE
PRINCESS
REGENT
RIALTO
RIDGE AVE.
RUBY
SAVOY
STANLEY
STRAND
The Martyrdom of
Philip .Stronn-
Itobert 'XVariVlclt,
All Man
In
. Oall Kane, In
raylnsr tho Prlca
Itobert 'Wnrwlclc. In
Tha Man Who Korgot
Mario Doro. In
Oliver Twist
'" Mjirray. In
The 1'low airl
Dorothy Dlton. In
Thoiemafo of the .Species
Vaieskn. Ruratt.
Tho Victim
In
Marls Doro. In
Oliver Twist
Tho Man of Mjstery
Pearl of tho Army
Julius Sieger, In
Th. sio)o Triumph
Ella Hall. n
Urr Houl' Inspiration
Oretchen Lsdersr, In
the Morals of Hilda
TiA"tfy. .p"Vord. In
Tho Pride of the Clan
te'. D,lton. In
Tho Weaker Sox
William Coqrtenay. In
Kick In
Frank Keenan, In
Tho Sins Yo bo
Oeorire Walsh. In
Tho island of Deslro
William 8. Hart. n
Truthful Tullfer
Robert Warwick. In
The Man Who farirot
Tha Happiness of
Thrna Women
Nailmova, In
War Urldes
lilancho Sweet,
Unprotected
Kdlth Taliaferro, In
The Conquest of Cannan
Clara Kimball Younir, In
Hearts Allro
Mnreuerlto riarlc. In
Miss Oeorgo Washington
-"frothy aish, In
Children of the Feud
Mao Murray. In
Tha Plow Olrl
Murle Doro. In
Oliver Twist
it'o Murrar. In
the Plow Olrl
. Dorothy Dallon, In
The tomato of tin, Hpecles
Valejka Surntt. In
Tho Victim
Mai-la Doro. In
"iter mist
iiessle rive, in
Heiress at Coffee Dan1,
Itobert Warwick. In
All Man
'tlfhard Travers, In
Tho Phantom liuccanee
Allca llrudy. In
A Woman Alone
Stary Plckford. In
Tlio Pride of tho flan
Tho Awakenln of
Helena Itltcble
William Courtcnay,
Kick Jn
Vivian Martin, in
Iter Father's Bon
Dthel Clayton, ln
Drokon Chains
Marifuerlte Clark.
Bnaw Whlto
In
lljrtle Oonzales. In
(Jed's Crucible
Th Happlnesi of
Three Women
Naslmova. In
War Prides
WEDNESDAY
Frank Keonan. In
Tho Urlcla of lluta
Louise Huff. In
Oreat Hapectatlons
Herbert Hnwllnson, In
Tho Eaule's Wlnus
llnroness DetVlts. la
The Imago Mnker
Itobert Warwick. In
Tha Mun Who Forgot
Ilesale Ilarrlscale. In
A Corner In Colleens
reinry Hi land, ln
Tha L'nemy
Clara Kimball Yotinir. In
The Common I..iw
Ulancho Sweet.
Tha Clue
Harold Lockwood,
1'ldEln Island
In
Kthel Clayton, In
The Ilondags of Fear
flail Kano, In
On Dangerous Ground
K. II. Hothorn. In
Tho Man af Mystery
Therta llara. in
Tha Viien
Lillian Walker. In
Indiscretion
Mabel Taliaferro,
Tho Uunbeam
Klla Hall. In
Her Houl's Inspiration
Mary Plckford. ln
The Pride of tha Clan
Orlruda McCoy. In
The Lash of Destiny
Vttlan Martin, in
The IllBht Direction
William S. Hart. In
Truthful Tulllver
Mary Mtloa Mlnter, ln
Dulclo'a Adventura
Krsnk Mclntyra, In
Tha Traveling: Salesman
Harolil lockwood, In
Ptdgln Island
Th Happiness of
Three Women
Naclmova. In
War llrldes
THURSDAY
Kuthlyn Williams.
Itedeemlnfir I.o(
in
Loulsn Hurt. In
Oreat Kxpf ctatlons
toiday
Hedeemlng I.oe
Clara WIlllBim, In
Threo of Many
Daroness DeWltz, In
'Iho Imago Maker
Julius Hteper. In
Tho Ktolcn Triumph
Jullui Stecer. In
Tho Stolen Triumph
Alleo llrady. In
A Woman Alone
Virginia Pearson.
Hitter Truth
William Courlenay. In
Tho Itnmantlo Journey
VloH Dana, In
The Cossack Whip
nthol flaHon, In
Tho Uundaga of Fear
Oall Kano, In
On Dangerous Oround
E. II. Sothern. In
Tho .Man of Mystery
Clara Williams, in
Threo of Many
Lillian Walker. In
Indiscretion
Oertrudrt McCoy. In
Tha Lash of Destiny
A Vlulnla flomance
Tho Paw n Hhop
Marv Plckford. In
The Prlda of tho Clin
K K. Lincoln. In
Tlio World Against Him
VhiAn Martin, In
Tho night Direction
Clara Kimball Young,
Deep Purple
Tha Romantic Journey
Pearl of tha Army
William Courtenay. In
' Kick In
Gladys Hulette. In
Her New York
Marlu Doro In
lost and Won
Clara Kimball Young. In
Tha Common Law
Louise Hurt. In
Great ltxpectutlons
Dustln Farnum. In
A Son of Urin
BATUItDAY
Glndts Huletto, In
Her New York
Dorothy Hernard,
The Rainbow
In
Fanny Ward, ln
Tlm Years of tho Locust
Jeanne KigeN, In
Tho World and tho Woman
Harold Lockwood. In
Pld.tln Island
Lou Tellegen. In
Tho Victoria Cross
r.innla Ward. In
The Years of tho Locust
Iiulse Glaum, in
Tho Weaker Sex
Tho Ninety
and Nino
Lou Tellegen. In
Tha Victoria Cross
Harold Lqcknraoil,
PlJgln Island
Harold Lockwood, In
Pldsln Island
Oall Kane, tn ,
On Dangerous Ground
Mme. Petrova, In
RxtriiNacanra
Mary Plckford. In
Tha Prldo of tho Clan
Dorothv rhllllps, In
Tho Piper's Price
Mabel Taliaferro. In
A Wlfa by Proxy
Th Awakening of
Helena Itltrhle
Madame Petrova. Jn
Tho lllaclc nutterlty
Peggy Hyland. In
Her Right to t.l
The
U. H Sothern, In
He Mun 'of Mystery
Marte Doro tn
I.ust and Won
Clara Kimball Young, in
Tho Common I.aw
Knthlyn Williams, In
Redeeming Loo
Loulso Huff. In
Gre.it Hipectntluns
Ueeslo r.ovo In
Thu Heiress
Oladys Huletto. In
Her New York
GIRL FOUND DYING;
FIANCE IS ARRESTED
Shot After a Quarrel With Man
Who Admits Owning tho
Rovolver
rllESTnn, l'a., Jan. 22. Samuel Fleyns,
ient-four years old, nn Inauraneo BollcN
tnr, li urnler nrrcst todny in connec
tion with tlio murder of lila flanceo, JIIhs
Allen Knllnko, twenty years old, u-lilch fol
lowed a quarrel in their boardlnc house.
Tlio Rlrl waa found uncom-clous In hor
room, with u bullet wound In tlio rlRht
temple. A rovohcr was lyinc close to tlio
1 ody. Tho Klrl was tnlten to tho Chester
Ilof-pltnl. uhcro nho died.
Aceordliiif to Vleyas, ho quarreled with
his Intended bride over a proposed trip to n
nearby town. Sho pressed him to remnln,
but ho will obdurato, nnd uftcr dIio left tho
door of his room, ho nays, ho licnrd n shot.
This was contradicted In part by tho board
lnahouso proprietor, Kozuas Kuczslnskl,
who said tho first alarm of tho shootlnp; wns
Klven by l-'Ieyns from I1I3 room and that tho
latter called downstairs that tho Rlrl had
nhot herself, but mado no attempt to nsalst
her. not even Kolntr to hor room.
Fleyai udmltted tha ownership of tha
iooher, saying that he loaned the weapon
to his tiancco n veek ago. Under tho body
of tlio ulrl a razor was found, which tho
police bcllovo sho waa titteniptlnK to uso ln
helf-defcnso.
Mornlngstar and Yamada Matched
Orn Mornlngstnr nnd Kojl Yumada wilt meet
In a 2000'polnt 1 8 'J balkllne, extending over n
period of throo dass at Sol Alllngers Acad
vmy. beginning: tonight.
By tho Photoplay Editor
Another actress this tlmo ono of btnutjr
nnd Intelligence will enter moving plctura
work. It Is EIslo FerRiison. Forecasts itra
always dangerous In tho photoplay world,
but sh ought to be able to Infuse soma
thlnp of her rare pictorial element and
licr flne-flbered histrionic sense Into the cel
luloid. At tho end of the current theatrical sea
son, Jliss ForeniRon will appear In a series
of features for tho Cardinal Film Cor
poration. This Is the company which Is
presenting Qernldlne Farrar In "Joan, th
Woman," In Now York city now. CardlnaV
also has Miss Farrar under contract or
forthcoming photodramas.
Nat C. Goodwin has gone and Incorpor
ated himself. The oft-wedded character
player, whoso once-wife, Maxlne Elliott,
hns signed with doldwyn. Is now- part of
the Nat C. Goodwin Film Company, Under
tho laws of Wisconsin. Jlr. Goodwin will
put up a studio on his ranch at San Jitanlta,
Cal. It Is his plan to prpduco on the screen
many of his big- Btago nueeesses. Inasmuch
as "Cameo Klrby." "Nathan Hale," "When
Wo Wcro Twenty-one" nnd various others
of hlB repertory have nlready been done,
ono would think tho task a. little dlmcult.
Few persons remember Goodwin's entry
Into pictures, with a curiously crude pro
duction of "Oliver Twist," In which ho acted
very well Indeed. That was about flv
years ngo.
Dobby Harron, the Hoy of tho modern
stroy In "Intolerance," nt tho Chestnut
Htrcet Opera House, will bo featured In a
Fine Artn-Trlanglo comedy-drama which
necessitates his vlslttnir various localities
In the castorn and southern sections of
the country, In malting tho tour for loca
tions, Bobblo (who, a la WIHIo Collier, Is
now "Itobert") wilt eomo to Philadelphia
Other cities In tho Itinerary aro Atlanta,
Ga. ; Washington, IX (J. ; New Orleans, La, ;
Boston and New York.
lloscoe Arbucltlo, tho noted Fatty, after
months of silence, Is again In tho mlnce-ple
nrena. Ho will produce two-reol farces,
beginning tho first of March, for Para
mount. Ho will appear In theso nlso. Fatty
has been ono of tho most popular figures In
lllmdom for several years.
The fourth Mary PIckford-Artcraft re
lcaso win bo "Hcbccca of Sunnybrook
Farm," by Kato Douglas Wlggln. It waa
played on tho stngo by Edith Taliaferro,
who Is now in the movies. Tho story Is
concerned with tho adventures of n, poor
New England child, a sort of inoffensive
forerunner of "Pollyanna."
A Philadelphia fan, who Is Gus to ths
movlo domain nnd Sebastlen Cauliflower
In the literary high places, writes that he
saw an abridged version of "His Hread and
Butter" in London. Ho wants to know
whether "Hank Mann has dono anything
vital alnco." Well, William Fox, how about
It?"
PHOTOPLAYS
PHOTOPLAYS
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rjpilB following theatres obtain tlielr pictures tlirongh til STANLEY Booking
AH pictures roriowed beforo exhibition. Ask for the theatre In Joor locality
oitalnlne plctores through tho STANLMY BOOKINu COMTANY. """W
tint lUIDD A 12Ui, Morris irassyunk Ave.
ALnAlllDKAMct. Dally '-': Hcs. 0:45-0
Paramount rictures.
FRANK KEENAN " "'"o'j.'ggl..
A 3f1 T f B2D AND THOMPSON
jFrJLsLAJ MATINED DAILY
ETHEL BARRYMORE in
"THH AWAKHNINQ OV HELENA HITCmiB"
Paulino Frodorlok In
N"nnette of tho Willis
Dorotlij- f,h.
Alia lloy'a Last llace
Clara Williams in
The Criminal
3;-jnnlo Ward. In
Tha tears of tho Locust
Lou TeHecon. In
Tho Victoria Cross
ti,.. ,nnnla Want. In
Tin, teare of tho Locust
ri"!,,;.0l.aum In
"w , raaer wex
Tho Ninety
I.ou Tellegen. in
. Tho VletorUc-ro',,
The llondagp of Tear
"""?.id, ?'c''''oo.i;"ln"
1'Miiin Island
Wlllnm H. Hart. In
. Truthful Tulllver
. K;.H- Sothern. In
An Lnmny to tho King
n-,5"1,, ,rckford. tn
Tho Prldo of tha Clan
Frank Keenan. In
Tho Bins Ya bo
A Wife by Proxy
Th Awakenlna- of
Helena Hltchle
,u Alice Joyce, In ,
miom the oods Destroy
Emmy Wehlen. in
Vanity
William Courtenay, in
Kick In
Marls Doro. In
Lost and Won
Clara Kimball Young, in
Tha Common Law
Irene Fenwick. In
X Coney Island Princess
A Y " A r I A CHESTNUT
.rt. J. V .rt. XJ 1 .tt. UCI.OW 10TH
Louise Huff and Jack Piclcford in
"OHHAT UXPECTATIONS"
BELMbNT"Dcr """"
EDITH TALIAFERRO in
THE CONgUEST Or CANAAN"
LOCUST C2D AND lofum
JULIUS STEGER fn
"THE BTOLE.V THILUPH"
Market St. Theatre
333 MAIIKET
STnEET
ELLA HALL in
"IIEIt SOUL'S INSPUIATION"
RIIIPRIRD n0Ar and
J3L,UC01Il rlUSQEEIIANNA AVE.
Robt. Conness & Mabel Trundle in
Till: MARTYItDOM OV rilll.lP STItONC."
rKTlAD O0TII AND CEDAIl AVE.
lwE,LAtt.V rAKAUOVNT TtlEATltn
Robert Warwick nnd Mollie King
In "ALL MAN"
iIRMOUNT"28,," B
ROBERT WARWICK in
"THE MTa'm WHO FOltOOT"
ecTU CT TIIEATRD.
UO in J . nel. Snruce
MAT. DAILY
nel. Spruce. l:gs. 7 to 11.
MARIE DORO in
"OI.IVEU TWIST"
FRANKFORD V7,r
MAE MURRAY in
THEPLOW OHIL"
GREAT NORTHERN iJu
Dorothy Dalton and Enid Markey
In 'THE FEMALE OV THE SPECIES"
IMPERIAL C0Tn ani WALNUT STS
VALESKA SURATT in
"THE VICTIM"
IPAnPR vomx-rmsT and
L.ji-Ull LANCASTEIt AVENUE
MARIE DORO in
"Oliver Twrsr1
LIBERTY UU0AD COLUMBIA
E. H. Sothern '" E cystery-
PEJJtL WHITE In 'TEARL OV THE ARMY"
XVZRT I'lllIAnlOJIHA
OVERBROOK C3D haverford
t Jrope-Jont, Unit Orch.
GRETCHEN LEDERER in
"THE MORALS OF IULDA"
PALACE 12U MARKET STREET
10c !0c.
MARY PICKFORD in
"THE PRIDE OF THE CLAN"
PRINCESS 101ISF
DOItOTHY DALTON In "TOE WEAICER SEX"
Tomorrow 1st Eplsoda "The GrSat Secret"
featuring Francis Uuihman o Bevwly sSyn.
REGENT 1M4 marketItreet
xvl.vjl,in A UVitAN VOIOB OltOA.1
William Courtenay & Mollie Kinr
In "KICK IN"
RIALTO GERMAN-TOWN AVE.
av a n j x j AT TULPEHOCKEN BT.
FRANK KEENAN in
"TITO BIN YE DO"
RURV MARKET STREET
av w u a BELOW 7TIT STREET
WILLIAM S. HART in
TRUTHFUL Tl'LUVER"
SAVOY 1SU WAIKET
J r V J 1 STREET
ROBERT WARWICK in
THE MAN WHO FOROOT"
STANF FY MARKET ABOVE I0TH
OI-Z-VllI-J-iI 31:15 A. M. tojtsis P. M.
House Peters & Myrtle Stedman in
THE HAPPINESS OF THREE WOMEN"
CTRANF aERMANTOWNTvENIia
" xrmu AT VENANQO 8THEBT
N A Z I M O V A
In "WAR BRIDES"
TIOGA "TI1 AND VEN'AN?0 ST3.
MABEL TRUNELLE in
THE MARTYRDOM OF TIHUP 8TR0NQ"
EUREKA 0TI1 MARKET STS.
GAIL KANE in
"Paying the Price"
VICTORIA MARKET ST.
V 1 unlrt ABOVE NINTH
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
THE FOOLISH VIRGIN"
NORTH rwi.ADig.rniA,,
RIDGE AVENUE "" nID0B x
GEORGE WALSH in
"The Island of Desire"
PETEY
We Thought
Mabel's
Clothes Had
Weakened
His Mind
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