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OF SUN
STELLAR ARTISTS OF THE FOOTLIGHTS AND SCREEN IN A DIVERSITY OF SUMMERTIME OFFERINGS -
BUSINESS CAREER
OF ETER FLINT
A Story of Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
'Ce-vrlaht. MMI
BEGINS 6:32 P.M.
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BAKER.. PERSHING and ARHV CH1EF3 in "PERSHING'S lSHHHn3 PALACE " iKeBrlHu Vv . Mmm
FOREST IEil UfiBS?T HkIK XBsHB
Mr. H httthmi will nimccr tnur hu&litts
JiiMtlon on builnp, eliln0, mfvrrllti-a i""
niplovmmt. Ak vour ourtttom dearly nml
. V? "." "e fncts. Your correct name and
rull nrfilrr inujf be tlantd In nl) liiijiifri.
Jnoic which arc anonymous imMf tie tpnoreti,
liuuierj to technical oiieitlo telll bf en(
. .T.n''- "'er qurAdoita 11 til he nriotrerfit
in fnf column. The tnost tntercnllna vroh
." "( "l'itrers ii III 6c uoi'cii (iila the
ttoru o fcttr Flint.
CX
WHAT'S wrong with me? Why do
1 bfcm to get Into all kinds of
m tv'":
aims oecuon
JDS AT 8:18 O'CLOCK
sl
S&SJ
Wi
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Sol Hides His Light
:f to the World Tonight
H
The eclipse of the sun will be
Silble at 6:32 o'clock tonight and
.will continue until 8:18.
j At 7:27 o'clock the height of tho
eclipse wilt be reached, when tho
iun will be three-fourths obscured.
Darkness prematurely arrived
'will announce tho eclipse, while
J stars will be visible and a marked
drop In temperature wlU take place.
To observe tho eclipse, use a
''card with a pin hole in It and focus
'If bo tho sun shines through tho
ptn hole and reflects on another
card held below the perforated one.
Also a small telescope with a card
shade at ono end may he held to
.the sun and another card held
under the telescope so the sun
shines through tho Instrument nnd
reflects on the bottom card. To
'"make the shade, cut a hole li a
card the nlze of the end of the tele
scope used.
A partial eclipse of the sun will begin
ib Afttre at 8:32 o'clock this evening nnd will
JEwf ,'contlnue until 8:18 o'clock.
iW? ?2 - H1I1k4a1M . I.. tn fnx mil rf 1lA xM
r)xW iiiiaucipuia io juu v-. u. - .-
Kgg, th of the moon for Its view of the sun
JiClijtO be totally obscured, but the eclipse
W&&I V111 D0 bccn I'CIC 111 n uiivc-iuu.itw
t.k state.
V0k " Because of the ecltp.-c. slam vv ill be
Ife ifseen two hours ahead of the time they
iafft" f'li.iinlli nimtar. While the moon is
SaTr ' Bassing across the path of the sun, cauj-
pv ,' : . - .. ... . ,
s: ;, in"; the eclipse, vvnicn Degan ai rimrwc
teK. i thin mornlns- on the western roast, the
V lunar body will not be visible.
KiXa la, l.a. Allns h(miii.a mnre nrn.
?t -J namm-eH the aire of the sun as seen from
1 . , II, .1l.tnl.I. n...l llai aliana will
kC X "erW Will Ulllllllian fiin i.n ...... .. ...
KJS if auumn that of crescent, until, at the
I" height of the crllpae, at 7:2" o'clock. It
I, ,wHl appear to Phljadelphlans to rcKem
lible the new moon, an tncrted crescent
i'ixi T1,,s ' t,,c flr!'t ,0,,u ec"l'p ,n ln,B
all country since 1300. Astrononiers rrom
lJTJ .. .l- . . .1. T-.l.,l
i& ail over inc eastern ihh uj mr liiulu
vc States have cone to stations In the West
jg&i, 'which nre In the path of totality to
5rLnake pictures of the corona of the
SIE, il eclipse. The corona ! the circle of light
f?'-j, .E (. KnB nut frAm Ih ili-n nf 1 1lt
if 'eclipsed sun.
y t'from Washington to Florida and l about
Ss .'nlntty miles in width
iK? t Astronomers who hae gone West to
" H?c Ilia miliar will uuociic.
? .X1 t . ... i.i. t.
gjrjA i rirsi:. ine corona, -vvnicn consists 01
K?'J great display of luminous streamers
5 V aLrnlinfl the liMrlen nun from whlph limrh
ftJnay be learned about the elcctro-mag-
f&rif. luetic Influences of the sun upon the
F3,f ZP.MTf'h
RtrtinA. The rlmniren tli.it take nlaee
jjiViVH In the magnetism of the earth and thi
iV electric state of the air during the time
SiWr.tthe total obscuration lasts.
it?? (Aj i TirA TVi Difnli trtn nan ntjnata
Hfr'li T ' ... ..c v.V.. . ..... ,..U.,i.iw
'nearer the sun than Mercury, the near-
BrS,EC Fourth. Abnormal or unexpected phe.
't 1 i'ici,a iiiat may hiioav eiuter in ine
Ktil ',rorm, extension or color of the corona or
:n the condition of the atmosphere of the
C earth.
A'it" Rtntai CudIaf TVIlllnni Qnrmil nrhn
pS. founded the Sproul observatory at
avBirarinn.ore uonege, sent a party or
J 8 ff, local astronomers to Brandon, Col., to
'x9, : cowne uie ccupse. in me party are
,T-John
'i
A. Miller, professor of astronomy
jfl&. y.at warthmore; Miss Grace Jordon, of
3; .-Bmtth College; Miss Ella Williams and
.Tirt 'JHfax lTar.el HrniL'n rf (tn-arlhrnnrn r-rtl
jjlege, and Professor Hall and W. r. How-
jf nrd, of Indiana College. ,
' Because of the davlliht-Eatlnr meas.
fA., ure Passe bi' Congress the eclipse is an
f . w v nour laie aiong us route Betore tne
Kfi j,Plan to get more sunlight into American
rvjrit nwiitineci was sirucii upon scientists naa
ajj' erafterminea ana announced the exact
&.-, . time at which the eclipse would be at
ra vnrloug points throughout the country
BJJ.Howevcr, their observations still hold
f.livsTOod. as one hour Ik added ti each
Ij.m:, joint's designated time for seeing the
Mr, two Acltnite.
jf-v Seattle, Wash., Is the farthest place
ffgta'the West that will see the sun totally
IJrtObscured, while the stage of complete
jrtotJlty will be teen on this side of the
'ountry on the eastern side of Florida.
trouble and disappointment and worry7,
Why can't things go smoothly with me
as they seem to do with other young I
fellows? Ever since t started my busi
ness career I seem to hao been blun-i
derlng around and without any apparent!
reason running Into all kinds of snags.
I fiaro up with one man and lose my Job.,
Other fellows flare up nnd don't lose
their Jobs. I cot emrnoH tn tie nurrlul '
nnd ever since Hole and I have seemed
to spend rnon our time in squabbling
and making up again.
Why doesn't Kosle behave like o'hrr
engaged girls? Wh ? Why? Whv
Whenever I begin to think about myself i
and where I'm getting to. I feel as If I'm '
tieo up in a bag Am I d fferent from
other young fellows or do they all strugr
gle and flounder around the same as I
do?
I wag telling all this to Graham after
I had returned from seeing Hosle at
Newark.
He had heard mo wnlklncr un ami
down In my room and came to see me,
and And out what was the matter. After
listening to my tirade ngalnst fate he
said "Peter, I would really like to help
mj, but I don't know whether I can or,
not What jou're going throueh Is lr.
tually the same as ecry other young,
fellow hati been up ngalnM. Some are
wrapped In cotton wool nnd aren't nl-j
lowed to fight their own way. but hae
tho encouragement of narents and a I
good home, the influences o' which net '
as an anchor to them. Tou aro more
unfortunate than many oung fellows,
Inasmuch as. from what you tell me. i
u don't get the right kind of acHlce "
and encouragement from your dad '
"My dad h nil right, I flared un: "ho
Just doesn't understand."
"Good boy," continued Graham. "Now.
I'll tell you one or two thli.gs that are
wrong with you. Peter. In the first
place, oti think too much of ourself
and about jourself. You arc all the
time wondering why people say this to Stiifloiit SiK Kvimnlr nf Snlf.
you or why people say that. Vou don't al,mclu 3cl!5 l"P,c 01 3cn'
Denial in (jilt lo Pocket
She people enough credit for sincerity.
Let Slddons make the most innocent re
mark to you, nnd jou wonder what's at
the back of it.
"Then, you haxo the wrong lew on
buslners. You have not yet got to the
point where jou are willing to work
whole-he.irtedly for other people and
jourself "
"Huh!" I Interrupted, "now jou're
talking through jour hat. I haen t any
money lo get Into business for mjself.'
rhat Is another nf jour faults
jumping at conclusions gcncrallj- wrong
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Well, when a fellow says I ought to ,...., .'',..
. ! 1.....1..... ,.. i ........ .., - ' mum until in
hti. iiuu uunim.31 un iiijav;ii, num U1SC
can I
'And there is another fault," con
tinued Graham, "instead of trjMng to find
HwfeaK JwiHMfl "deluxe rTfHiwmHim iKbiH
AWBHf WfM annie"-'' EjmmMgXMZ TKKS3H
tBHHHlJnyMHHm-tr v- 3H BHI I ; H i v blinpness of divorce- sybil vane.---
rawiMMumpwiMBi I.., roJ i , qm MMmLMSm m I wKl';!': victoria colonial
pavid LLorD-george ana x, gi Lk 4WWLlllllllBKtmimm3mm4
4hc world" garrick- "" , T III 1 llrlMBTriT Hr i T iTlmmr' 't
LMsSHHhHHIhCSHHHIIHHI
GEORGE M.OOHAIS inMHITrTHt-
TRA1L-HOLLIDAY " -ARCADIA-
JNCLINEDTOBALK
AT $8,000,000,000 TAX
BIBLE FOR SOLDIER
WITH LAST DOLLAR
c&tamcnt League
Stiango gifts ate being tccchcd at
tlie HuslnesH Men's War 'V.uncll of the
rocket Testnnient League at their head
quarters in the Wltherfcpooti Uulldiiig
A student in n unierslty In Pittsburgh,
who Is "working his a" through that
institution, sent nio dollar to purohac
Tcstainentu for the toldleiw.
It Is the last dollar 1 h:ie in the
Atlantic City sent
fifty icnts, saying he wanted t do his
bit."
Many or the bos at the Philadelphia'
N'uvy Van! arc carrj'ing the leaguc'H
.. ...i,... .... i..i ..
....""..' "....e".:".rZ'", ,,,BlTcslainint. One of the lads leeently
uiuii i:uiiw ricuii iui iviiunini; imriiaiia . ,,n, . ,i .. ..,ia,.... i.e .. .,.
a little more than jou do, yo take a , "r""J"V"" Ti: i,m. VAu ,Z :V
irlqnrl rr Iniitllluo tin! nn mi n nini I ... t . . ,.
Z: .r; n Z Z',. ZnZZV; """.about to leaxc for the training ramps
1..V.. .. 1W ....... ...I WUI .....i,u
"In other words," I said bomenhat
surlj-, I must admit, "I'm a bum."
"Not by any means. You just take a
wrong slant on things Now, for In
stance, you said that I advised jou to
get into business for jourself "
"So j'ou did," I snapped.
Hujs," he talil. "1 don't rare how
soon the ship sinks under me, but I do
care for what becomes of m.v soul.
Kerj- one of jou should be prepared
to meet tho Savior when you are calletl
I I joined the Pocket Testament League
I and hac falthfullj teatf one or more
. chapters a day 1 advise e erj' one
"Just a minute, Peter; Just a minute!, of you to sign up with the league and
What I sald was: -ou had not go to the! be prepared to endure the temptations
point where j-ou arc willing to work that befall every soldier,
whole-heartedly for yourself 'as well as' "You must never dl'gracc the unl
olher people. Now, when j"ou are work-1 form, because It is the greatest uniform
Ing for Ferrj-, you are also working for in the world You should neer take
jourself. If jou put in oertime atj that uniform In a place of shame. Ily
night or work particularly hard, or do' joining the rocket Testament League
something more than you are paid to do. and studying the teachlngsr,f the Tcstn
j'ou are doing that extra work just asment jou will obtain the grace and
much for yourEelf as for other people, strength to withstand all trials and
Don't j-ou see, Teter. that you arc now i temptations. '
building up the habits for gooa or 1111 "
which will affect your whole life?" ' frTQ fin MITrilEI I DflDTDAIT
"Suppose you build up the habit of U&10 Ul. lUllUlELL f UK IK All
not doing a thing more than j-ou can ,
help, and you build up the habit of being Painting l)V Robert W. Voillioll
suspicious nnd slack In your work ecn' t '. i . A l
for a boss who might not annrcclatn vnn rCSCIUCfl to Academy
sonic day j-ou 111 leao that boss and Through the generosity of i;lard
ou will go to Fome one die. You don't i :ornor coaics, tor many years presl
ieave that hnblt behind, but you take Itl?"1 of the PennHlunla Academy of the
..... iiil, I ' !" lllT JVi liiniiUIII. rtl L .Ullt'l UUII
of the academy na neen cnrUlier bv
UNCLE SAM SENDS OUT CALL
TO SKILLED WOMEN LABORERS
! Fifteen Hundred Positions Paying $18 lo $25 a Week Will
Be Available in July Right Here in
Philadelphia
Finance Experts , Question
Need of Doubling Present
Revenue
SIDNEY PRW m" PAY DAY"--- REGENT
F'"
TRINCEE AUSTRIACHE
INVASE DAGLI ITALIANI
Vislnn. nolle
-Montr Hpi-
Mitraglialrici
Prigionieri
Malerialc Sono Slati Cat
turati al Neinico
I'tiblkheii nml Dmtriluitetl Under
PKIISIIT No nil
Authori7'I bl the net of OcloliT 0.
ttlli on file at tho ronlofflce of Phll.
Uelfihla Pa,
I!v order of the Prcslil-ni.
a. b num.nso.v
Postmaater (leneral.
nella Vatle Arsa Valle 1
prndiui ill lol faprlle, a
noni'ln cil a I aui Kile
impie touiieilate ih lionilie fiiinno
gettate sui rnmpl iiemlrl dl n laxlnne
ne pianl enctl, sulla .stazlnne feno
laria dl Mezo I'oiona c sopra eoloiine
ii trupp" nemlrhe inarciantl sulla
strada da Keltic a Uuero.
Kuiraltiplano di Asiagn due tenta
t i I dt avanzata da ,irle del ucmico
falllrono completaincntc.
L'lCx'gludlce nineilciinii, Mr. Hen
Lindsay dl Uenxir, Ua omiihiiiu ilceuto
cable accoglienze dal popoln Itallano. II
deputnto al Parlanienlo, On Uallen-ga-Stuart
ha da to 11 ti i Iccvlinento In silo
onote al Palazzo Venczla, rhe fu sede
deH'Ambascialn Austriitca, iniina delta
guerra.
Al ricelmento iutercnnero spiccate
laborers" nro wanted by the Gov
ernment for positions that will be
huge corncob pipe most of them ncarlj'
strong enough to walk who has graced
the lines eas,t of Pittsburgh for many
years, will be a thing of the past, and
aallable In July at salaries .ueraglng I Instead the traveler may see Rome mem-
oer oi ine iair sex, pirn ana snoxri at
from $18 to $23 a week.
This is the Clovernmcnt'-s flist call
for "skilled laborers" outside of the
"he" clan.
The women "laboicrs" wanted must
be expert In the handling of u sewing
njHthlne, though sonic "unskilled labor
cis" will be given the opportunity of
beiomlng skilled. They will be given
salaries nf fiom $1'J to $15 ii week, pro
viding thej" arc interested In "wln-thc-war
woik.
The commandant of the Suhujlklll
Aiscnal has Issued the call. The women
arc to be employed in a new Govern
ment clothing factorj- at Twenty-third
n
in?
with ou. That is part of your eouln
nieut, as it were. Now the boss j-ou
work for can very easily dlspcnso with
jou. but once j-ou have let those habits
of Blackness and suspicion become a part
of your equipment, they will stick to
you wherever you go and will be a per
petual bar to your progicss. So, when I
say jou are working, for j'ourself nhen
j-iu work for1 other people, jou will un
derstand that what you do now becomes
the foundation of the habits you will
carry through your life. Think It over,
Peter, careftillj'. It every joung fellow
would face this cold-blooded fact he
would save himself much future sorrow
and disappointment."
. NAMED TO CITY JOBS
TODAY'S IIUSINKS8 KriOKVM
Today's thoualita aic tomorrow's
habits.
What doe tliln mean to VnU!
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1'iA'nnAintmentB Mxl S Vsrtmti t.
.731$.. nirinal ftupeniik
?s.... ...,::. r'r
J2 "". appointments touaj- inciuae tne
?e!lowlng:
'ttSf i"1 rooKs, i03 ratton street, ana I I hve Jut graduated from my first jear
i-'iiii'i iiicv.riny. mil .-sortn even
'.k? mtmm n.unlA.. T3...... .. ll.lt
nortralt of the late Dr. S. Weir
Mitchell painted by Kobcrt W. Vounoh.
The portrait was hung todav In the
National llaller.v of Portraiture N'ot
onlj- do critics pioclalm It an excellent
likeness of a distinguished Phlladel
phlan. hut a nne representation of the
artist's work.
Dr. S. Weir 'Mitchell was prominent
aa a physiologist and especially as a
neurologist He was a patron of both
art and science and known as such In
many parts of the world. For jears
he was president of theAcademj of tho
Fine Arts lie was the author of many
books on subjects peitalnlng to his pro
fession and also In lighter vein It is
perhaps his novel "Hugh Wjnne." pub
lished In 18D8, by which Americans
best remember mm. loctor Miteliel!
died January 4. 19M '
Robert Vunnoh, Is alreadj- icpre&cnted
in the PennsjIvanU Academj of the Kim-
ArtB ny two paintings, "Nov ember" and
"Companion of tho Studio." He also has
I nalntlugs In the Massachusetts His
torical Socletj-, Bouton, and In the
White House.
Business Question:. Answered
.ii
n hleh clio.il and have tho option or enter- , M;, Hill's School Girls in Plav Tnilav
tn
.. . ln- a larfm mipll M1,rv Mtnninv Ar ii ra ah I
r- Iiftpectlon. at salaries $2000 each- nen- "","-," "lor Wlileh wouM he b? v ii The pupils of .Miss Hill's school will
f IjSjimm F. Cator, 1227 South Flftj--nln"h Krom the confidential noie attached to ! Blve a plaj. "Tho Testing of Sir Oa-L-
IsSSreet, chauffeur. Department of IlSalth ' 'our ltUfr Batl,er t,,H' '," t,,e machln- , vvayne." tills afternoon at ) o'clock at
.w Charities; $1200- Itobert 1 lordan ' Pr'. company you would have an otllce I n,iteh Knoll, on the Railey estate in Aid
EVilf?J Waverly street messenger DenaN I posltlon and wou,d develop Into a book-lmore. Thcie also will ho May Bongs and
lW5ESrn.ru f P.,hn TA-i'-i- JSiS. "fizZi,. i- 'keeper and accountant and so on. and ! dances bv Classes 1. 2 and 3. The en.
tlomn. 8 giugno
lilppaici giunti ilalln fionte dl b.ilta
glla, conlermatl dal coinunlcatn ulll
ciale, hannn lecato la notlzia dl altre
brillantl azionl coinplute dalla fanteria
c dagll avlatorl itallanl -
Ln ilparto d'assalto di truppe
Itallane. operamlo lungn 1c llucc di
Monte Val Bella, ha con Inipeto Irrcsl
stihlle nttnecato I trlnccrnmentl austrlacl
rlusccndo a penctiarvl ed a catturaro
oltre clnquantn prlgionierl, scl mltra-gli.itrlt-1
cd una giande quantita' di
materiale da guerra.
(Ill avlatorl Itallanl ed allot sono
statl Instant ablll e con efficacl risultatl
hanno compluto varle incurslonl, al dl
la' dclle llnee nemlche. gettando cIikiuc
tonnellate dl bombe. I campl di avia
zlone austrlacl sono statl colpitl, come
pure la c-inzione fcrrovlarla dl Mezo
(-oiona.
Numeiose colonne dl truppe tcutoni-
che. In marcla lungn la strada che meua
da Feltre a Quero. furono bersagllate
dagll avlatorl Itallanl c disperse con
gravi peidlte.
SuU'altlpIano di Asiago gll austnaci
hanno tentato per ben due -volte dl avan
zarc contro lo liuec itallane cd Inglesi,
ma I tentativl falllrono completamente
dl fronto alia rcslstcnza del dlfensorl e.l
al mlcldialc fuoco dl fuclleria e dellc
mitiagllatiici.
I.ungo le llnce del Sisemol. alcunl dl
staccamentl di truppe francesl hanno
operato un billlantc attacco ill sorpresa
contro Pj poslzionl nemlche, riuscendo
ad inlllggero all'avvcrsaiio perdlte consi
dcrevoll e catturando ventuno iirigionl
erl. In tutto II rcsto del fronto di battaglia
si veilflcaiono azionl local! c pnttuglie
austriache d'lncursione furono ovumiuo
rcaplnte.
ICcco II tcsto del comiinicalo pubhll
cato, leri. tl.il Mlnlsteirf dolla Gucria
in Uonia : -
Sul fronte til Moute Val Bella uno
del nostrl rlpartl di assalto lrruppe
nolle trlncee nemlche, catturando pin"
dl clunuanta priglouleri, sel mltra
gllatrlcl cil una larga tiuantita' di
matcrlale.
Distaccamenll dl truppe fiancesl,
con un attacco dl sorpreca contro le
llnce. nel Hlaemol, catturarono ventuno
prlgionierl
Pattuglic nemlche furono rcsplnte
persoimiiiu PO"t'c"c r ua i iresenti ,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, Ktrce,K. .mrIrr tlle tol,trol of
si imtavaiio II Mill Istro dl Orazia ei,, QunrteimuBtcr'a Department, V. S
nllluHi-1'l rill U'inillll 1' tiiiKnivilnlnrn - .
vnu.-iui.itV vii "n-nii i tiiiiiiacLiniiiit:
Americano iiiimas .rison rage eti u -wives of men in the service have
senatore (.ugllcliiio .Marconi. nrs, ran the lobs sweetheai ts and
Mr I.hlds.lJ-, II Mlnlslrn della Glus- tPU miiil .It hm-lt nn.l lnntr until
tlzla, II Dcputato tlallenga-Ktuart ed ,1P un0B lmxe bfen served. But there
altrl. pronunzlarono dlscorsl rinfTcrmanti m bc room for all when the plant is in
I vincoll di fratellanza tra II popolo f operation, nccordlng to the call,
d'Amcric.i e qucllo d'ltalia. .which says places will bc available for
.vir. i.inti.saj-, ncna prossuna settlmana. ' UOOO more when capacity operations are
rl lechera' a Venezlit o poscla vlsitcra under waj-.
11 fronte dl battaglia ove sara' rlcevuto All applicants must present them
dal He Vlttorlo Kmanuele. selves at the Civil Service Commission
Lin dlspacclo da Parlgi aniiunzla the. in the Federal Building, or communicate
1'ammlnlstrazlone della I'oste In Francla with that bodj-.
ha studlato I plan! per lo llnee postall "Paddj- on the railroad" will soon be
aeree tra Parlgi e San N'nzalre c tra a forgotten expression according to the
Parlgi c Mzza. i:ciitualmcnte II s-cr- late tne Pennsylvania Katlroad is nlr
vlzlo ncrco sara' cstcso a Roma cd alia Ing women.
Corsica. I Soon the familiar foreigner with a
her side, pull a ''vanity liox" from the
folds of her clothing and affectionately
tali her "llttlo red nose" with u ponder
I pad.
! The number of women Ijelng employed
on the Pennsylvania s lines cast or
Pittsburgh Is Increasing In great leaps
In ten days from May 27 to June a
IB 15 women were accepted fur various
positions formeilj- held hj- men, an
average of more than 150 a daj The
number of women now employed to re
place men In the service, or other war
work, haH passed tho 7000 mark.
There is now a serious shortage of
firemen, hrakemen, car repairmen and
engine repairmen, and rnllroadcrH are
wondering Just how long It will be until
some member of the fair sex Is svvfhglng
a "high ball" from tho top of a box
car, or "pushing scuttles of coal Into the
firebox."
Hadtlonficljil High Program
Iladdonflrltl, '. J., June 8. These
high school graduates have been awarded
prizes: Henrj- Leon, the Itensselaer
Institute medal for highest average in
mathematics and science and the Chll
drey memorial medal; Miss Marjorle
Garrett, the alumni prize for the best
story appearing In the class paper; F.
Bartlet Bradshavv, the W. C. T. U. prize
for the best cssaj- on "Temperance and
Prohibition as a War Measure" ; Miss
Doris Allen was awarded first D. A. Tt.
prize for the best essaj- on "Alexander
Hamilton," and K. Morse Archer, Jr.,
second prize.
Washington, June 8.
Congress Is inclined to balk at Sec-retarj-
McAdoo'a demand for $8,000,000,
000 In war taxes. This sum, double tho
present revenue. Is higher by $2,000,000,
000 than is nccessarj', some members
declare.
"Secretarj- McAdoo has Included In
his estimate of $21,000,000,000 for the
car's cNpendltures about $B, 000,000,000
for loam to the Allies," said Senator
Sinooti Senate finance, expert, today.
"These loans should not be figured In
establishing the sum to be used by taxa
tion on the basis of McAdoo's one-third
tax and two-thirds bond plan.
"The Allied loans arc reimbursable in
full to the United States. Therefore, if
they are left out, as they should be, tho
total tax needed would be six billion
Instead of eight. This would require
the raising of an addltlunnl two bil
lion dollars something falrlj easy to ac
complish wlthniit putting u drain on
aujhody but tho war profiteer, who
ought to bear It."
McAdoo Is lo he tiquizzcd on the point
raised by Smoot before cither the Wnj'a
and MeanH Committee or tho Senate
Finance Committee accepts his figures as
final.
Tho gencinl belief Is that If McAdoo
can get along with whatever additional
taxes a Mtlff increase In profits and In
come levies will bring there will bo no
difficulty in getting the (ax bill through
qulcklj'. But If It becomes necessary
to broaden the Held of taxation nnd In
clude new articles, a long fight is cer
tain. The AVajs and Means Committee con
tinued hearings todaj
WENONAH GRADUATES TEN
Judge Davis Delivers Patriotic Addrcts
at Military Academy
Weiinnah. N. J., June 8 United States
District Court Judge Davis delivered a
natriotlc address at the commencement
Lrxcrclseu of the Wenonah Military Acad
emy ncre. Atiarcsscs on wartime
themes were delivered by the graduates.
William Cutler Freeh wai: valedic
torian. Other graduates on whom di
plomas were conferred by Dr. C, II, Lcr
ence, president of the academy, are
Julius Walker Adams, Ferdinand Han
sen Dalbrow, James Irvin Dlpple. Jame
Dean Hull. Thome Andrews Kenyon,
Charles Daniel Kremer. P.andolph Law
son. William Edgar Lucit and Jesse
Daniel Ttoblnson.
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF JUNE 10 TO JUNE 15, 1918, INCLUSIVE
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
Subject to Change
AMIAJIBRA
12th, Morris I Pasiyunk Ave.
ATOt.I.O
M'd and Thompson Sti.
()
yinr,lnger, 4337 North Marvlne street. I ln. tne re,a. st?rr you vomd "e first tertainment will he followed
'itdMlatant teacher. Board of Recreation ' "alesman. then bujer nnd so on. up totcentlon for Mrs Albert J. I
1900: Robert Thomas. 60S South Clarion a store proprietor 1Mb Caroline Iounsbury Sti
Weet. attendant. Bureau of City Prop- .."JiLJ, ''". "lelT . .V'n !
ny. ivvv; iiarry sears. 3U5G Jtorcr " ...- w... ..,.... .. .,.,,wnu.
followed by a re-
.y man and
tcelc.
j,reet. paver. Bureau of Highways, $.B0 upon wnero your inci nations ue. uo
Vday: Charles Lorlaux, 1018 Xorth 'pu like accounting better than selling?
, fourth Btreet. oiler. Bureau of Water, ' , go to the machinery company, ir,
rvlinnn- Anihnnv iinrv. Tii Anhurr .however, you find more pleasure In sell-
TODAY'.S MARRIAGE
alCENSLS
and Ida
ARCAPIA
Chtatnut below 16th St.
MONDAY
Mar.v PlrKforrt
In M'I.I
TUESDAY
N'n.lmnH In
Hevelatlon
BKI.5IOXT
s:d and Market S(n
lll.UKniRD (
Broad d: Susquehanna Ave.
tSeorpe f. rnhan
lllt-tho-TrRll llnlllday
Pauline Prnlerlrk
Jfatlaia Jealousy
cfdar
0th and Cedar Ave.
COI.1SKUM
.Market below 00th St.
ttll.OMAI,
Gtu. and Maplewood Avea.
K.MPKESH
Main St..
Manayunk
(a)
EUREKA
in t ti and Market Sis
FAMILY
1S11 Market St.
(a)
ryt. bollermaker. Bureau of Water. . iB. go to the retail store Tlie Job
U.60 a day; and Albert Ross. 5444 Sum- which appeals most to you Is the one at
r street, machinist. Bureau of Water, which juu v.uun. no iuu utrasiui,
S5 a day, (CONTINUED MONDAY)
OVIES ON HOSPITAL CEILING
FOR CONVALESCING SOLDIERS
u$s
ifc
KJEX
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KVt
Sl ?;
.
Kf-.
is Is the Latcfet Entertainment for Uncle Sam's Heroes,
Who Taboo Serials and the
"Love Stuff"
JJCN when confined to bed by ln-
;4uris, Uncle Same ooldiers or
a will not be ueprivea oi me mov-
l
y will be able to eee 'the latest
Hera or Chaplin chases on the cell-
ir The plan to project the pictures In
l 'manner was devlstd at the Y. M.
i C.-'A. bB hospltala. Jlllltary men are
L Mi4lerlng vthe advisability of trying
14'MWfjjt movies at noppuaia nerr.
Bl - ' . .. ... al. t.... an,tlIalv
fl1 ID tl OI llirOO JJlaatVa-, ,U1 lUlwiviJ,
ueilinga are wime ana no bcchcb
Balloted with exceptional cicarucs.
inci qtniinaj ra oi usiia aiu m ....,,
a4Von' It jrne Dead, aro- movea
tl'jlir,!.the room ao that
HY. aeea . nt
fighting forces in Philadelphia were es
pecially glad to hear of the new method
of enjoying the motion pictures. It will
help to make them forget the wounds
given by the bodies, they say.
"I hope they show- us a lot of good
war pictures," said a murine stationed
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, "be
causo they stir a fellow and make him
anxious to get in fighting trim again.
It gets his temper up and he wants to
get snuare with the German guy that
put htm on his back.
"Iaet's have tho celling movies, but,
my, tell them to cut out tlie keriais that
take about bIx months to show com
pletely. And we don't want none of
that love stuff, either. That only makes
a fellow feel, bad. because he thinks
that maybe some other, guy has grabbed
Holomon Ass.ilt. 7t3 Dudley St.,
vonen un .virv iruall l
Marlon riaritin. 17L!li N. Ubr at., ana Klor-
eme ltarrla, 17-H N. Bouvfer at.
Ueoree M, Mellr. 1133 N. 7lh at., anil
Mary A. Martin. 241(1 lncersoll at
Udward J, tl Mltchfll, 2712 Rldte ve ami
Violet L' Iloose. 2914 N. S3d at.
John M Judite. I5S K, traylock at., and
Delia Morrison, 71S 8. 50th at.
Kred K. Swartz. Camp Meade, Md., and
Mattle M Alsover, no S. dWi at.
Martin hprlnaurt 120s N Tadwaladi-r at..
and Katarina Shaudek, 150a N. Ifalicoik
St.
Henry H, C!ro,s. IfllO Perks at . and Sadie
Mendel. 1733 Diamond at.
Charles Wenke. 3M7 Kmerald at., and Lot-
ll lfepp. 2SS3 Victoria at.
Norman M Wt&fer. 123 N. 53d at , and
Susan M Thompson. HS3 N". Alden at
Andrew VV . Kasati. H21 Arth at., and Mary
It. Klynn. I'hlcaso, III.
Wilton K. r.llls. I'ensauken, N. J., and Jo-
aephine n. Husi-lton. 3220 laoeust at.
Kmllllo Veils 2.1 1 o Morris at , and Bvclsn
Murray. 2120 Master st.
Henry Polokorf, 10 Pemberton at., and Dor
othy Welner. .'..IS Kalsr at.
Harry Levy, Kouth Bethlehem. Pa,, and Jen
nie M. Smith, Hartford. Conn,
Frank S. Owens. 820 Almond at., and Katie
T. Phillips. 103, K. Herka st.
Nathan ri.niofr. 034 N. Franklin at., and
Rose Silverman. 824 Maater at,
James C. Mfintehh, 1440 8. Kttlnz st . and
Sara Little, 2030 Morris l.
James I.. Keser. 1448 Cayuga at., and I.dna
I.. nirroril. Ill Manhalm ar.
Martin If Wh(tf mantel. U. S M C . Thlla,
Barraika. and Klleen O Dolan. Cheatnut
lllll, l'hlla
Henry J llerk 3120 N Pth at., and IteUn
Mereilllhi 2717 N Dover at.
Howard R. IIIti. T.'.n N 3Hh at , and .Mar-
rletta Caple SH N With at
Mlltim (Irrenhood vri2l N. SOth at., nml
Adeline II An r.m i, 17211 Duller at
'John A Htoudt Harrlsliurx, Ta., and Surah
IC I'nger Knwelstown. 1VT"
John T. Arugu, 1113 Mercy st.. and Itose
Doofrln. 2H0." S C'amai--lt.
(JeorE Fells. 128 K. Alleaheny ave., and
Anna M. Haan, I2 K. Alleihenv ave.
Morris Htern. 1104 N. 4llth St.. slid Kloreix-e
Marks. 3231 Clifton at.
Carl A- Mendy. If. H. N., New nlrbmond,
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1-Allt.MOUNT (a)
2ftth St. and Olra rl A vs.
I I'WKFORIl
4711 Frankford Ave.
50T1I ST. THEATRE
Below Sprue St.
Mae Marsh
Face In th aDark
Dousing Fairbanks
Mr. Fix-It
Mary PlrKford
ill M'Lles
Marv Garden in
The Splendid Winner
WEDNJSDAJt
Mary Plrkford
ln M'Lfsa
tlustiman and Ravpi In
The Brass ("heck
Georce M Cohan
Itlt-the-Trall Holllday
Piullne Frederic U
Madam Jealousy
Mae Marsh
the Face In the Dark
,T.Kk rirl.fnrd
flla-a-Mlnute Kendall
William S Hart
In Selfish Tales
William R Hart
tin th Tlcer Man
Marv Garden in
The Splendid Sinner
Loule niaum
An Allen Knemy
Ma. Marsh In Th
Fate in the Dark
Ihild nmnett In Blr
(rest Show on Rarth
OB FAT NORTHERN ()
Broad St. at Erie Ave.
illl'KRIAL' " U)
00th and Walnut Sts.
I JKFFERfiON
I 20th and Dauphin Sts.
JtlMIlt)
I Front and nlrard Ava.
KMrKF.nnot'KER
40th and Market Sts.
I LEADER
1 41st snd T.ancastsr Ave.
(
KDITII M. ELLISON
LIRERTY ()
Broad and Columbia Ava.
t.t- II8T
r.2d and Locust Sts.
VMRKET NT. THEATRE (si
333 Market Ht.
vinnEi.
42S South f.
()
MXtlN ,
H2d and Ms iket Sts.
PALACE
1214 Markst St.
PARK
Hlda Ava. and Dauphtn 8t.
PRINCEf4
inix Marktt St.
(1
RECENT (a)
Marktt oi. neiow jim
RIM.TO. . . .
Otn. Av. Tulpehoekeji
With N'eatness and
Disnatrh
Clara I'lmhall Voune
the Tteason Why
Norma Talmadre
flolne Straleht
Kiliih f'nrey In
The Claim
Blllle Burk.
Let's Get a Divorce
Douclss Failrhinks
In Mr Fix-It
Marv Pirkford
M'Llsa
Gada Brerkwell
Her One Chance
Wallaee Held tn
Believe Me. Xantlppe
Douslaa Fairbanks
Mr. Fli-It
Jark Plrkford
Mlle-a-Mlnute Kendall
William S. Hart
in SelOsll Tates
William S. Hart
In the Tliter Man
William S. Hart tn
The Titer Man
Ttov Stewart
Bedhead Cupid
J. Shiart Blarkton's
Wild Touth
Knld Bennett ln Ble,
seat Show on narth
Donalaa Fairbanks In
A Habit of Happlneas
Clara Klmhatl Tnung
the Reason Why
Bele llarr'acale
Madam Who
Peucv ltvl"d In
Pes: of the Pirates
Robert Warwick
The Family Honor
Douslas Filrhnk8
In Mr. Fix-It
Heorae if. Cohan
Hlt-the-Trall Holllday
Robert Warwick
Face In the Moonlight
Mary Plrkford
In M'Llsa
Sir J Forbes Robert
son, Masks and Faca
Forbes Robertson
Masks and Faces
William 3. Hart
In Srlftsh Tatea
Msry Garden
In Thais
With Neatness and
Dispatch
r.lla Hall, Woman
Acalnst Woman
May Allison III The
Wlnnlnn of Beatrice
Carlle Blarkwell In
Ilia nojal Hlshness
Clara Kimball Tonnw
tn The Reason Whv
Dornthv Dallon
th Mating of Marcella
Bex Beach's
Heart of the Sunset
Mar" Plrkford
M'Llsa
taUiel ClHtnn
The Journey's End
THURSDAY
Clara Kimball Young
in the Reason Why
Ldlth Stnrev In
Treaaurea of the Sea
Georae M. Cohan
Hlt-the-Trall Ilollldav
Robert Warwick
Face In the Moonliiht
Mary Plckford
In M'Ltss
William 8. Hart
The Narrow Trail
Sir. J Forbes Rnhert
on. Masks and Faces
William S. Hart
In Selfish Yates
.Tack Plckford in Hla
Majesty Bunker Bean
Brvant Wiahburn ln
Twentv-one
Mma rteuhena
Madam Sphinx
Marguerite Clark In
Riih Man. Poor Man
Klttv Go'don In
The Purple Lady
Clara Kimball Venn
hi The Reaaon Why
Dorethv DUnn
the Matinit of Marcella
Cnarlotta Walker
Just a Woman
Enid Bennett In Bla
nest Show on Hsrlh
Mir- Plrkford
M'Llsa
-I'lnld Hnnett lnthe
Blztteat Show on Earth
Mnnlaxu Love
In Venseanre
Edith Slon-v
Treasures of the Sea
Wlllinrn lluanell
.llearta or Diamonds
Falinle Ward In
Thi Yellow Tlckt
Conalaiie Talmndjri ITp
h noad With Sally
June Caprice In
Blua'Eved Marv
Mr. and Mrs. Kidney
Drew hi Pay Day
RIVOI.I
fi2d and Sanaem Sts.
(a)
RI'HY
Market St.
below 7th
)
AVOY "
1211 Market St.
(a)
STANLEY
Markat above
(I
STRAND
Gtn. Ave. at Venango
,'. Simal
VICTORIA (tt)
Ninth aod Markst SU.
Vivian Martin
Unclaimed Goods
Charlotte. Walker In
Just a Woman
Rita .lolh-t In
Lest We Fnixet
KesaMa. Havakawa In
The Willie Man's Law
Norma Tnlmailee in
Do Luxe Annie
Elate Ferauson
A Doll'a Houao
Atl-atar caat In The
Illlnduess ot Plvorca
Wallar' B'ld tn
Believe Me, Xantlppe
nulh Clifford In
Mldnlcht Madness
CsrUle Bleeltwell
Leap to Fame
William nuaaell
Hearts or Diamonds
Fannie Ward in
The Yellow Ticket
Montaxue I.OV8
Venseanca
re e nnhman In
Cvciona Hlxalns, D. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney
Drew In Tay Day
Constance Talmadje
The. Shuttle
Charlotte Walker In
Just a Woman
Tom Mix In
Are Hlah
Mae Allison In The
Winning nf Beatrice
Norm.--Talmud". In
De IaUe Annie
Mabel Normand
The Floor Below
Blllle Burke
laet'a Get a Divorce
Wallace nld tn
Believe Me. Xantlppe
Vivian Martin In
Unclaimed Gooda
Alice Brady
the Knife
William Ruaaell
Ifearta or Diamonds
I'aunl Want In
The Yellow Ticket
Alice Jovce
Try 'Em for the Week
Mary Garden In
Tha Splendid Sinner
Mr. and Mrs, Svdney
Drew In Pay Day
William Farnum
True Blue
lune Caprice in
Blu Eved .Mary
Harry Morev in
Game of Fata
William R. Hart In
Hell Hound Alaska
Elsie Ferruson
A Doll'a House
All-star cast In Tho
Norma Tijlinadaa In
De lauve Annie
l.lalo Ferauson
A Doll'a House
All-star casfln The
Msrv P'rkford In
M'Uas
Jaeh Plrkford
Mlle-a-Mlnute Kendall
Charla Ra'- In
Playlne the Game
viahri Xnrmand
The Floor Below
Miriam Cooper
Woman and the Law
Mara;urta Clark
In Prunella
Tom Mix tn
Are IIlxli
Vtgy Hy'ind
Pei of the rirates
William nussell
Hearts or Diamonds
r-ani'l Ward In
The Yellow Ticket
Vivian Jlarlln
Unclaimed Goods
FRIDAY
Clara Kimball Tnung
In tlie Reason Why
Mary rickfnrd. Amnrll.
ly of Clothesline Alley
Georpe M. Cohan
Hlt-thr-Trall Holllday
Oeraldine Farrar
The Devil Stone
Jack Plrkford
Mile-a-Mlnute Kendall
Fannie Ward
On the Level
Marv Plckford
M'LIss
William R. Hart
In Selfish Yates
Gladys Brorkw-ll
Her One Mlalake
Geor'Se Walsh tn
Some Bov
II. P Walthall
Hum-Drum Brown
.Tack Plckford In Ills
Majesty Bunker Bean
Saasue Havakawa In
White Man's Law
William Farnum In
True Blue
Mary Plrkford
In M'LIss
Rlar Caat
Woman and the laav
Norma Talmadce In
By Rllht of Purchase
Surprise
Feature
Wm S. Hart hi The
Apostle of Venseance
Jack Plrkford
Mlle-a-Mlnute Kendall
Charlotte Walker
Just a Woman
"SATURDAY
Clara Kimball Tnunr
In the, lleaaou Why
Mary Plrkrord. Ainarll.
ly of Clotheallne Alley
Georjre M. Cohan
Hlt-the-Trall IMIIIdav
Geraldlne I'arrar
Tim Devil stone
Jark Tirkford
Mlle-a-Mlnute Kendall
rannle Ward
On the Level
Mrurlt Clark
In Prunella
Rex Reach's
Heart of tin Sunset
Charlotte Walker
Just a Woman
William Russell
Hearts or Diamonds
Ethel Clajfon hi
Journey's End
Charlea Ray In
Ilia Own Horn Town
star Cast
Tho Whip
.Tune Caprice In
Blu ned Marv
Mae Alll'on In The
Whinlntr ot Realrlre.
June Elvldce In
The Oldest Law
Norma Talmadre In
D" Luxe Annie
J, Stuart Blarklon
In Missing
All-star cast In Tli
Bllndnaaaot Dlvorc I Blindness ot Divorce I Bllpdnfas ot.JJtynrve,
juimmiiiitiikkiwpy - n riMi ikirrr'iinrii
Fjn-le Wa"d In
The Yellow Ticket
Hrold Taorkwood
Th Lamllopor
Marxuarlte Clark In
Rich Man, Poor Man
Charlea Ray In
Ills Own Home Town
Bert Lytell. The
Trail to Yesterday
Donalaa Fairbanks In
The Matrlinanlao
Enid Bennett. Great
est Show on Earth
Ilarrv Mrry In
A Game With Fate
Norma Talmailae in
Dc Luso Aunlo
J, Hluurt niackloru
In Mlsslm
All-slar :aat In Tlw
Bliln9a 1 Plvoiet
Mary Plrkford
.Mi. ire
William S. Hart
In Selfish Tatea
Viola Dana
Riders of the Night
Moreno n"i1 Dr-raldlna
III Naulahka
Douelaa Fairbanks
The Malrlmanlar
Peusv Hyland In
Pec of the Plrafs
Seaaue Hayakawa in
White Man's Law
Earl William. In
The Seal of SUem-a
Mary Plrkford
In M'Llsa
Olcja Petrnv
The Llfa Mask
Willi fni l-'arnum In
True Blue
h
William Russell
Hearts and Diamonds
CarMe Blarkwell
In The Cabaret
Jack Plckford
Mlle-a-Mlnute Kendall fcjl
.Mr and Mrs. 8vdna Ski
Drew In Pay Day . Wl
.Marxu-rlle Clark
In Prunella
Star Caat In
Tarzan ot the. Apci
(Charlotte Walker
Just a Woman
s.
William Russell
Hearts or Dlanvsnda
Fatnil Ward In
The Yellow Ticket
Made Kenney
The Datnzer Gain
Afarjorv Wllsim In
Old laovo for New
Charlea Ray In
Ills Own Horn Toivn
Marauerlte Clark
nich .Man, Poor Man
Dointlaa Falrhanka u t
The Matrlmanlau f,4
Douxlaa Falrhanka in
Mr. Flx.lt
Tom Mix In
Ace lllsh
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Norma. Tnliuailro Ja.2
De Luxe Annl
a1
J. Stuart Plarlttoa. "-.
In lllsams, ?
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