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.DRIVE ON BELGIUM IN 1920 WON'T RESEMBLE DRIVE OF 1914
ANTWERP TO STAGE
OLYMPICS IN 1920
Meredith Writes That Bel
gium Will Be Host at In-
. ternational Track Games
Next Year
U EVENTS IN PENN MEET
By TED MERKDITH
(ANUMBMl of countries have been
jCTl named as possible hosts for titli
leten nt the 1920 Olympics. America.
England, Suetlen, France and Italy nil
Were anxious to stage the classics, but,
according to the latest dope, tho Inter
national track games will go to Ant
werp. It will be the first time Belgium
has done tho entertaining.
Thn Inst Olvmnlrn wpia lmlrt at ?tnck
K-holm In 1912. The championships for
191G were supposed to be decided In
Germany, and the stadium had been
erected for the games, but ever thing
went floolo when the war came. The
Inter-Allied meet In Franco will be the
nearest approach to tho Olympic games
In seven years.
Since 1896 Paris. St. Louis, London
arid Stockholm each staged the games
once, and twice they were held at
Athens. If the games do go to Ant
werp, I am Bure the meet will be n
success from every angle Tho Belgians
are hospitable folks and will make the
Malting athletes feel as It they -were
competing In their own backnrd.
Cornell Makes Bid
Speaking of awarding championships,
I understand Cornell Is preparing to
make a bid for tho Intercollegiate games
.'Oftl920, Two j ears ngo the Uhacans
rnade an appeal for the carnival on that
Yale Only Big College -
Not in Pcnn Relay Games
-
Yale is the only big college In the
East that Is not entered In tho Penn
relay carnival, and Illinois Is the only
Institution of national lepute In tho
Middle West that will not send a
team to th's city for the nnnual
games One of the outstanding facts
concerning the classic this car Is
that there Is no favorite for any of
the college championships In each
of the big events nt least four col
leges have equal chances, according
to the advance dope.
FRANK ROBINSON
KILLED AT BOWIE
Famous Jockey Dies as Re
sult of Spill in Sixth
. Race
Pinehurst to Have Six
Eighteen-Hole Courses
THREE OTHERS HURT
,i
Largest Golf Place in Coun
try No Longer Can Ac
cominodate Throng of
Players
SHORTEN NOBLE COURSE
MURRAY WINS
OVER EILE IN
6-ROUND BOUT
Outfights New Yorker in Cam
bria Feature Callcndcr
Beats Young Coster
Battling Murray, the. hard-hitting
Italian flyweight, added nnother win
to his rapidly growing list when he
outfought Jack Kile, the New York
Ud.blt! w lhe Cttmbria A. C. wind-up
last night.
Murray did most of the forcing, hit
the cleaner and harder blows and out
boxed the willing little Gotham im
poitatlon. In the second round Mur
ray made a protest, claiming that nilo
had his gloves. The mitts were
cleaned and the battle progressed with
out Interruption
Cite staged a, rally In the last round,
but It wasn't enough ' to change tho
tide of battle.
Ken pie Callendcr brought Jov to
Jack Hagen nnd gloom to Billy "Lcef
lhn rift nnAiT 1.. . ..! '.. c
occasion of Its spring day celebration, Coster, the latter substituting for Younl
but the blight of war stopped all plans
Cornell Is still hoping for the games
on the new Schoelkopf Field, but unless
tho I. C. A. A. A. A. sees fit to change
Its mind, the o'asslc for 1920 will be held
on Franklin Field. It has been the
custom to alernate between Pennsvl
vanla and Harvard and as the Crimson
. W . 11,1a r.a It IB fYTlprtrl
MM LIICT I1ICDL II1ID J t , . " -- - ,
4U nn ...III Mal. thn nAvnrd next ' In thn nthar limit. x?.n.. n
season. Right now Penn managers are . oeal Joe Jackson and Young Hoppo
busy planning for the three meets vvnicn - '" '"" "inny uu:it,
will be held this month. The first vvlll -
be the varsity meet on April li, tiio Yale Boat Rigger Dead
..-..j !, Inl.rlrnlsvtillv hnmnlc.nshll) "" full
on April IB and the third the relays on
April 25 and 26.
Merino. Callcnder made a hit with his
aggressive work and Is likely to be
Bn ill i ?i rV.,B Cambrla shortly against
Battllhj? Murruv In a w mi.im
Johnny Moloney lost to Johnny Tler-
ry, '.'.' 'I0 ,n.lrd bout- Th former
amateur champion was almost out In
the second round, was dropped for the
nine count but managed to linger for
in
Ilalllmore. Md., April B. Frankle .,
Koblnson. American premier Jockey. Is By PETER PUTTER
dead At the University Hospital here ' "piNE'lURST, the mccca of southern
Johnny McTaggart has two fractured X golfers during the winter months,
ribs and Mooney and Sneldman are mir-! nt h-.. -,x -ourss ,,.,hln , ,
ferine from bruises and a severe shaking
up as the result of a spill In the sixth
race jesterday at Bowie,
two sears. At presont there are three
elghteen-hote courses In operation and
iiki. :. . """'; . . ,, line first nine of the fourth courseH vvns
ln,n.',n?v aH ,?atrilcf'ta "l"y, rovvn open for play last fall. Donald
y",e.,"!yi fotO y.?.e'1 '?" " " . Plan, ready nnd work
Payne
salaried riders In, the United States,
had a gaping hole torn in his skull.
The pccldcnt occurred when a field
of eight horses dashed to the first turn
In a race of a mile and twenty yards
for four-year-olds nnd a mlx-up fol
lowed at the sharp turn.
Clergy Will Hold Another
Golf Tourney This Year
The chances are thnt the ministers'
golf tournament again will he held
this jenr. it was plaved for the I'.rst
time Inst jcar over the North 1III1"
Country Club, and the Itev. Dr.
Aqullla Webb was the man who or
ganized It. He not only plavs golf
well, but he can play equally well
right or left handed, nnd In this re
spect he Is Unique nmong the golfers
of Philadelphia
Unfortunately, the flrsrtournament
was staged right In the middle of the
Influenza epidemic nnd four of the
clergvmen who had entered were
forced to withdraw because of fu
nerals It Is estimated thnt there are 100
clcr cal golfers ln this district, and
the chances are thnt n large field will
enter the tournament.
will be raised and shaped as we know
will begin this spring In clearing away
the trees. As there are several thousand
acres of ground available, there Is no
scarcity of room. The problem of traps
and bunkers Is not n hard one, ns nil that
Is necessary to do Is to dig.
The south Is lust wlndlmr uo the most
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vniiiam ijujic vvao neia responsioie oy wonaenui year in us History ana tnerc ,. ..- - ,u . .. n. .. .. a-
the track official?. They claim that 11 no doubt thnt as a winter resort, solf tnBt t wm not b6 p0gSii,e for the
Doyle, riding Garbage, swerved, over to has done more to develop that section piavcrs to pitch their shots
the.lnslde rail when his mount was not than any other i,port, With trafllc to the The fnmoua on(f sixteenth at lluu-
clear of the Held, causing Ted nice, who continent closed for some yeaM to pleas- tlngdon Valley will be changed Just
rode Harwood, which was on the rail. , seekers, the south has been the bene- at pr(,Bcnt ,t , two IonK ewatB w'lth tlle
to pull up sharply A tangle followed. "y and the hotel men down there, ood nnd a fR,r, , shot wh the
Hobinson, riding Itoederer, was the have made an nppeal to the golfers by , ,ron u w, be tIrnpped"aml tne e(.cond
Bccona 10 bo uomi. uoscrvcrs say me """ " "'"""' and third shots will bo made moro dlr
jocKey was inrown over his mount's Make Ailvanre
he.ul and then kicked by tho animal. n,8Ke' AUvance
McTaggart was on Dr. Charcot. Mooney i But pinehurst, which was the first
nnd Sncldman were riding Manioc nnd o see the drawing attraction of golf
Morlanao, respectively. Dojle with Gar- i ' s"e' he men south, has gone farther
bago finished the rate In the lead, but I tnnn nnS' other section of thnt toun
tho stewardB disqualified the horse ,r5'' anrt thl" '" "Pile of the fnct that
Bill llunley, ridden by Jockey Pauley. , clTl.n"v aHa, ",en .ln'tr h't the IV.
horn nv.r nil l.l (1l.l I- tl. I ' ui l "uru a"u " u" "lc "" '"'
ftcult.
NOVEL SWIMMING MEET
THREE CASUALTY
LISTS REPORTED
Names on Honor Roll Ac
credited to Pennsylvania
and Nearby
I Wiudilnzton. Arrll .1 Three rmiltt lluls
nre Imufd lir the War Department lodnj
The flrnt eontnined the followlnz sccrerHted
in Penmolvnnla and nearhv points In New
Jerpev
rEN.NSH.VAMA
. Died from Arrldrnt and Other Cnur.
I PniVATE Panel r Tooln Crlondle
I Woundfd, nrtree I ndrtermned
rniVATE Walter McOlnnls. fillO Helmar
terrace rhladrlpha
Wounded Mlhll
, I.tnUTEN'ANT John n Kproul Chester
1 PJllVAl l:S Kills Orvla Ollftlf Snoiv
I "shoe, i;imer Kllawnrth I-orKe, VV llmerdlng
Martin K. Miller. HarrHburr
Keturned to Itiitr. I'retrniials' Iteixrted Died
of Dleaa
PrilVATE Donato Dl Prlnilo. 4837
Thomraon atreet Piilladelnhla
Kllletl In Action, rrev-loual Reporletl Pled
COUPonAI, Harry J. n&vla. KO Pierce
I ttreet Philadelphia
Kllletl In Artlon, rrevloualr Iteporied Mlaa
, Inr In Artlon
I TRIVATK lanac aold. 001 South Tront
at) ret Phllfcdelphln (
Died. Prerloualr Itenorted Jltaalng In Artlon ,
PIUVATKS Samuel Dlnovllr I'lttahurKh, I
r.os V Hilts, Plttaburcli, Mlrhael Scloll ,
1M KauRmin atrert, t hlladrlohla
Mill' JCnlKY
Mlaalnic In Artlon
PK1VATK Ceorse K Treblng 308 North i
Fitth atrret Camden
V aerond Hit Includea the follonlns I
I'rMT'l,VAMA I
Killed In Artlon l
LIEUTENANT Samuel H Qroue. homer- I
8(1 rrtlVATE Arnold D Hall Dalton. '
VVounJcd Hecerelr' '
PniVATE Simon Miller. Tremonl
Killed In Action (I'rrtlouib Rrnvrtrd Mhlnz
in .vcllonl
KL' !
K v; m
YANK LISTED
NOW REPORTED
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SERGEANT LOUIS MARTINI
PIEN0 ACC0RD0 TRA
ITALIA ED ALLEATI
T- I v -r -, rtriioill
Light Y. jM. C. A. and Four Boys' i iRnaEAvr jurvey v wiison i-ocom
rl..t. rv . -- ' . IjiK.
iuu i cuius to iompcic
I Uisscnsi Snllc Qncstioni
Adriaticlic Sono Completa-
nicnte Infondati
Died of Plaeaae
Stretch and knocked v era r "he con! d?" nd at rare v"lodB f'r weeU ?,eUT1 ntlon tonight In a meet .1 "
ttstnnt out of thplr niiM.. T, at a tlme' "18 Qennantown Y. M, C. A. Youths
HTon0?d0f !"" 'ht Y M r. A. branches . , B.
la B. The Judg3 also dls- Yu i. , . i. ""." i' rour bovs' clubs vdll compete In a long
riM t" JU"S3 alB" uls the hallS. barns and n nil sorts of Ilrncrrnm ne ,in.i,. ,.i. n.. .!.,
Tho Lxpcctatlon Purse, plaMH Fhe or s)x ,car8 ag0 ,he ,,,. ''srnm fdaB,,,, relay races- a,vmB
( the lard, went Ho ttan mum C08t for two ln room with lard co" f81."' ttc; , , .L
half lrom Aim
qualified lilin
the feature o
I Bright.
Varsity Meet April 12
In the varsity meet there will be ten
.events open to nil runners nnd one lnler
' departmental relay of a half mile closed
to Btudenta In the "Wharton, college, en
gineering and dental departments. The
department tenms will consist of eight
men, each man running 110 yards.
Tho events listed on the program arc as
follows: 100 and 300 yard dashes, 600
yard run, three-quarter-mllo run, 120
yard low hurdles, high jump, pole vault,
'broad Jump, javelin throw and shot-put.
As an ndded feature, -Coach Robertson
has arranged for n graduate-undergraduate
relay of a half mile, each contest
' ant running a furlong. Tho graduate
team, will be made up of Tom Lennon,
Larry Scudder. Frank Dorsey and my
self. Tom Lennon Is the only sprinter
on the team which makes a "good" half
mile relay team.
LEO HOUCK DEFEATED
jjoe Allison Completely Outclassed
Lancaster Veteran
Tcnnagrove, N. J April 5. Joe Alll-
on, of Wilmington, Bprung. a. surprise
here last night by decisively beating the
Veteran Leo Houck, of Ijtnc.ister, In
lev ery one of the eight rounds at the
weekly show of the Pcnnsgrove A. C.
Allison scored a clean knockdown In, the
' first round, Houck taking a count of
four.
In the preliminary bouts, Jack Kant
row knocked out Jimmy McCnbo, of
Philadelphia, in tne rounn rouna; iv.m
nalney stopped A. Doty, of Wilmington,
in the second round; Young Frankel, of
Wilmington, knocked out Bll)y Mack, of
Philadelphia, In the first round nnd
Mike McLaughlin, of Philadelphia,
knocked out Al Mitchell, of Wilmington,
in the third round.
PENN FENCERS BEHIND
Score but Two Points in Inter
collegiate1 Championships
St New Tfork, April o. ine annual in-
A3 lerCUHCHiaiC HIILIHB ............ -
s unuer way in vne joeivrucic iuuhi ui mc
8y Hotel Astor last night, vvitn upiurnDia.
a7 Navy. Yale, Pennsylvania nnd Harvard
SfTi representee Tne jNavy leum hub hoi
IS,' sustained a defeat so far thin year, i;o-
KSS; flumbla hns n gooa recora, losing oniy 10
p,f Navy.
Kt' At the enci or tne nrsi ieniy-ne
fh bouts last night, the local colleiVans led
Kv vard was next with five wins, while
Bwr retttiiiylvania iJina xaie were iiea wim
fz. two wins each. The meet will be tcr-
k&l. minaiea lomgnt m mo hiuiiu unn ivum
El??: nt thn Astor. w 1th fortyfl e bouts
BCneauiea lor me Biiernuon aim evening.
. GYM MEET AT PENN
Red and Blue Opposes Princeton
This Afternoon
Two events are scheduled for the
Penn gymnasium this afternoon, the Red
and .Blue gym lining up agnlnst Prince
ton n Welghtman Hall and the Fresh
men Bwlmmlng 'team meeting airard
College In a dual meet.
The swimming meet between the
Freshmen and Qlrard College Is the first
ot a series of events, which. Conch Itlat
ler has arranged for the Penn pool thlej
Thn'riiml meet between the Penn and
Princeton teams was orlgmally echeduied
Neu Ilnven, Conn., April B JameH M.
Andraus. for many veara boat rloriter for
a.Vcnty'su!' JeateriUy nt the age of
was as low as 14 50 u person. Now It ita tlilr.- mei.hir. 'laLrnJ' t '.f
Is somewhere around double that figure. sSx,y ' m e "ou'.oltn'Th.l0 B8W,1
Burman and Dnlcy Draw Hundreds were turned away for lack group from the Nlcetovvn Boys' Club
n,aiMmMH ih.ii r 1 . . OI accominouavioiia, ana me same story, irs imp .Mieiown uiud, ine com-
f:iVBlAmBt.fnfi,rlJSfw"filr. ' " '" " ol"nB community In I WJUor, will be th. . Qermantovin Boys'
JvrnKlo Daky. of Rtaten 1st ind Daley had
1 ui r ..: l'I7,rier rounun or tne mm
Most of us who have plaved at Pine- I H"S'" .S.?. "5,". "'-"'"'l, ."'
SSS 1 iV tht"i 'l3i,v clly l'111 wlln rlh, hurst are familiar with the old type! Central West. North South' PeliMSyl- Ttiomaon, Yorle Freilerlilt oKt 1101 North
twl Vnrhrlli rum Bireci l-nuaaeipnm , t-miii. iuu
Small bo. swimmers w 111 receive long-1 PntVATH Charles Me.rB, 9J9 Sou li
cupci I'nuaueipiiia,
Mounded Mlebllr
UGEANT James V. Clarke VV likes.
COIlPOnAI.S SamuKl V.. Kavfrr ri.nm
borshurK: llnuard A Itldill. Berwick. ArLhla
S Sornul. I'ltlslmrsh
PRIVATnh Itnwlanrt C Carter, 211 North
Horton street West Philadelphia Krtwird
Y Uunn 03H Prlcnd atrert. Phlladelphln,
Clnrencs P. Enawnrth. VVllllanftport. Ktan
Aaron Urnat Chambcrahurg. Jntnea M
Kaumnn Oakmont. Charlea Keefrr. Weat
Montervy, Titer C Keegan, Hhamokln Jo
aeph Krrles 1402 VV'eat Third atreet. Chpa
tr: Jatnea Patrick Mrdtnnla. Sharon. John
Y Vlnndevllle. 21.'3 Mountain atreet Phlla-
tUlnhln. llnrr VV Snrnnklp. ItPnoldalllC.
John H. Tliomia VVIIkea inrre: Paul Maaiin
and lctta to the bodv.
"Tee Lee" Slielh, the former Norlheuat.
rrankford and Pcrkloinen athlete, now la
enrolled at Urown Prep Shellj has Juat
been releaied from the nun He la a flrat
claaa ranter ilelder nnd no doubt will win a
regular berth at Ilrown
sand green, vvhlth were of the pocket vanla Railroad and Nnrberth
handkerchief stylo and which were
squaro In shape It was posslb'tvto use
a putter within tlfty ards of every
green that wan not guarded bj a trap
In front. The greens havo been and
ENTRY LIST FOR RELAY CARNIVAL
( AT PENN BREAKS ALL RECORDS
PENN GAME OFF
Total of 307 Colleges and Schools
Will Send Athletes Here, for
Tiventy-fifth Annual Games
u-
ijji
,'' tnr w.Hn.prlnv in WelKhtmann Hall.
Em t ", i'-rri "r--'. .-.i ,.,.: ,...,---..
t.V Ine Princeton uumu mco, ;, c
IMff
quested the Penn management to hold
this meet tomorrow, nnd It v. a so ar
ranged. ,
ANOTHER . TWO-DAY MEET
AIIEALLY remarkable list of entries
has been received for tho twenty
fifth anriual relay carnival which tukes
place on Franklin Field April 25 and
L'G The list Is the largest nnd inobt
lcprcscntatlvo that has ever been re
ceived for the carnival.
It embodies 117 college teams, 119
high school teams, fifty-seven prepara
tory school teams. Beventy-one grammar
school teams and ten parochial school
teams, a grnud total of 374, This does
not mean that there will be 374 colleges
nnd schoolH here, for quite a few of
the schools and colleges will run on both
Friday andt Saturday.
To be exact, there are sixty-eight col.
leges, 107 high schools, fifty-one prep
schools, neventy-one grammar schoola
and ten parochial schools on the list,
making 307 In all.
The entries follow:
COI.LEOK CHAMPIONSHIPS
Mllo colleae relay champtonahln of Amer
ica Pennsylvania. iJolumbla, Dartmouth,
Mlsaourl. Cornell. Princeton. M I. T North
western Uoaton College, Chicago, Pcnn
State. Pittsburgh.
Two-mile college relay championship of
AmerKa Pittsburgh. Harvard. Stnte, Chi
cago. Princeton. M. I. .T . Cornell. Dart
mouth, byracuae, Pennsylvania. Columbia,
Four-mlli college relay championship o(
America Harvard Pennsylvania. Columbia,
tjyracuae Cornell, Iowa Slate, Princeton, La
fayette. Chicago, Wisconsin.
prim meaiey relay cnampiqnsiup 01 aiiipi.
College Ball Games
on Today's Schedule
Swarthmore at Penn
Johns Hopkins nt Annapolis
Innerteals at Fordham.
Now York University nt Lafayette.
Weslej.in at Yale.
College of the Cltv of New York
at Rutgers.
Vlllanovn nt Haverford.
Cooper Union nt Manhattan
Trinity at Brown.
lea Pennsylvania, Columbia, Dartmouth,
Mlsaourl, Lehigh. Princeton, Mortnueaiern,
Chicago State, Pittsburgh.
Distance medlay relay championship of
America Dartmouth. Pennsylvania, Colum
bia, 8racusa, Lehigh, Princeton, Uoaton,
Lafaette, mate. Chicago. Pittsburgh. Wis.
conaln.
Mile Freshman relay championship of
America Virginia, Princeton. PtnnsMvanla,
Columbia, State,
Jflddle Atlantlq States Conference . A. A,
relay championship Dclan are, Dlckln
Lehigh, Now York University. Stovena
stltute. Washington and Jefferson. Fn
Dickinson,
tovens In-
hlnaton and Jeffrraon. Frank
lin and Marshall, Haverford, Lafaette,
Muhlenberg. Rutgers swarthmore. it
South Atlantic Intercollegiate A. A. relavl
champlonahlp Catholic University. Mttryflr
land fatate. oeorgetown. Johns jiopKins. uni
vcralty of North Carolina.
Class B mile college relay cnamnlonahlp
Columbia. Htracuse, Doston College, Uni
versity 01 Maine,
COLLKOE CLASS RACES
Class 1 Franklin and Marshall Muhlen
berg, Washington and Jefferson, St. John's
of Annapolis. , Allegheny. Carnegie Tech ,
Hobart. University of Buffalo
Claas 2 C. C N.'Y. Temple Unlveralty.
Delaware. Mao land State, Vlllanova, Du
buque. Stevens Institute,
Claaa 3 Drexel, St, Joseph'a, New Jer
sey Law, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute,
Jlrooklyn Law, New York College ot Dental
IIU lIttl OUlKOlf, iwir &uin Ajnnr,
Class 4 Hahnomann Medical, Philadelphia
lJenial. Art ana Textile,' Lincoln, irenun
Nhonl nt lniliiatrlil Art. at. T.nwrncM tfnl-
yeralty, West Cheater Normal, Mansfield
normal,
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS
One-mile preparatory school relay cham
pionship of Ameflca Merceraburg, Hill,
Kieter, Da La Salle Institute.
Interacademlo A. A.k champlonahlp of
Philadelphia Episcopal Academy, Penn
Charter, fjermantown. Krlenda' Central,
o Claaa 1 Haverford, Tome, llrooklyn Poly,
Peddle, Dlair. De La Salle, St.rlletftdlct's,
Uethlehem Prep
Class 2 Oeorce Bthool. Oilman Country.
Episcopal Penn Charter, Roman Cathollo
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Clojs J Ponnlnston. Perklemen. Prlnrton
Prep. Vlllantiva Prep. Dwtght, Fordham
Prep, New York Prep.
Claas 4 St Luke's. Cermantown Arart
emy. Swarthmore Prep. Wenonah Military.
Prlendi' Central, Temple Trep. Hurace
Mann Nlchola
, C,W" "TT.Newark Aeadems. Plngry. Klnga
le, Franklin ami Murahall Acailemi-. Allen
town Prep La Salle, St. Josepha Prep
Class r, York Collegiate, Urown Prep
Pennsylvania Inatltute for Denf. Wrlr
Collegiate. Farm School. Baltimore Friends.
Wilmington Friends, Brookljn Friend
Class 7 Tohn WannmHkpr CnMertluia !n.
atltute ot Philadelphia John VVanamaker
Collegiate Inatltute of New York.
HIGH SCHOOLS '
One-mile high achool relay championship of
America Masten Park. Newark Central,
Philadelphia Northeast Scott of Toledo,
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute.
One-mile high achoot retav championship
of Philadelphia Central, West Philadelphia,
Northeast. Germantown, Frankford, Sauth
Philadelphia.
One-mile suburban hlah ttchnr 1 rrlav
championship of Philadelphia Lower Merlon,
west neater, cneitennam. aioorestown,
Media, Colllngswood. Chester
Class 1 De Witt Clinton, Harrlsburg
Technical, McKlnley Manual. Philadelphia
Central, West Philadelphia; East Orange,
Albany, Stuyvcsant,
Class 2 Atlantic C1U. Trenton. Dlckln
non, Englewood, LTasmus Hall, Brooklyn
Manual Baltimore City College. Western
High of Washington, airard College, Oer
mantoivn. Class a Fl jawing. While Plains. Newark
South Side, Net Brunswick llarrlnser. Bat
tin Plalnrield. llontctalr Yonkera
Claas 4 Radnor. Lower Merlon, Norrls
town, Cheltenham, Downlngtonn. Lans-
Franklin Field Too Wet i'ur Gur
net Tilt
Tho opening; of tire Penn bnschall aca. '
son hue been postponed. Franklin Field
vvns entirely too wet to fctase the open- I
Ing tilt of the 1919 campaign with1
Swarthmore, and after looking over the
rain-soaked diamond Major Pickering
I una .oacn-1 nomas ucciued to cancel.
Only Ten Parochial Quartets En- 1
,-. i - 1 -i. Boynlon to Return to Williams
, lercd m Quaker Classic to De M mam.u,n, Aprll ..B,nni.. ., 1
S'nimrt Anril ')$ nnA Of, !on , AU-Amerlcnn quarterback In 11)17, in-
, agea April 40 ana CO tends to return to Williams In tho fall to
, resume hla course arrnrdlntr to word re-
reived ..here and he will br'ng with him
51 PREPARATORY TEAMS i.cSftulein K,Bi.tBtllSuKSib.7lnh'
nn an athlete
dnnne Philadelphia Southern, Frankford.
Wilmington.
Claea ," Media, Cheater. West Chester.
Cratesvllle lltalrstown, Hackettstown, Cam
den, Iwlaton Latrobe.
Claaa 0 Moorcstown, Vlnelllnd. Haddon
Held Neptune Woodbury, Colllngswood. As
'hurv I'ark. Ocean City, Capa May Court
House, Burlington.
Clave 7 Mllhlllo Leonla, Mount Holly,
rlm)ra. Salem AMldnood. Chattle. llarne
cat. Class 8 Easton. Altoona. Lnncaalcr. YorU,
Altentown, Bethlehem. Rending. Steelton.
Johnstown.
C'lasa D Plessantvllle Gtouceater. Ham
nianton. Glassboro. Ablngton. TredylTrln
Kaattonn. Haverford Upper Darb). Con
shohocken. Ridley Park
Claaa 10 llolmes, Swarthmore, Lansdale,
Schwinksvlllr, Rockledge, Mauch Chunk, Sel
lersvllle. Quakertown, Lambertvllle.
Claas 11 Cnlleasvllte. Parkesburs- ftover-
town, Blrdsboro. du Pont, Avondale, Spring
vity, rorin uov entry, i.ansiora.
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
Grammar szhool relay championship of
Philadelphia Belmont, Blaine. VV iflard,
Southwark, Mitchell, Kendcrton, Stetson,
Germantown.
Clasa 1 Newton. I,oa-an. Bachr. Clac-
horn. Cleveland. Hackett. Drexel, Pedagogy
Practice.
Civ 2 Meade. Whlttler. Wldener Shars-
woou. iamnnei.i,ons. Kearney, mi, vernon,
Jefferson, Jamea Wilson
Claas 3 Germantown. Leverlnx. Pasto
floua. Harrltj-I-e, Potter, Talor. Lea, Han-
coca, uurnam ,-ortnern iioertiea
Class Robert Morris. Kelley. Revnolds,
M. Hall Stanton McClure. Hanna. Heston.
Marshall, Stowe. 1IIIL
Clasa n V M. Stanton. Poe. Landreth
Manayunk, Mt Alrj-Curtln, Brldeshurg,
Brown-Crispin, Dlsston, Longfellow, Fair-hlfl-Elkln,
Claas (1 Schaeffer, Fox Chase, Howe Ell
wood, Lowell Olney, Tlighman, Cramp, Sheri
dan Steel, Overbrook
Clasa 7 Walton, Wright. Barry. Bnugh
Cloae. Horn. Read Webater.Lte
Parochial school relay chamelonahlD of
Philadelphia: St. John the Baptist. Our
.jtoinrr ot oorrows, ni. tommin'B, tupipnany.
St, Malachy'a. St 'Oabrlel'a, St. Stanislaus,
atual x rreuuui i.ivuu, iuir Angela,
PHOTOl'TAIS
PHOTOPLAYS
PHOTO PIAYS
ORTAlMrn
Ifie VTHROUCH
ROOKIMR
foWORATIOM,
AllU, 12"', Morris rassyupk Ave.
AlnamDra Mat.Dailyat2 Eigl.UllStO.
WALLACK RKID ln,
"ALIAS MIKE MORAN"
Tho following theatres obtain their pictures
through.the STANLEY Booking Corporation,
which is a guarantee of early showing of
the finest productions.' Ask for the theatre
In your locality obtaining pictures through
tho Stanley Booking Corporation.
A D-M I f 62D AND THOMPSON STB.
ArOLLU MATINEE DAILY
WILLIAM FAHNUM In
"THE BROKEN LAW"
ADrAniA CHESTNUT BEL, 10TII
AKv-AUlA 10 A.M. to 11:15 P.M.
ELSIC FEROUSON In
"THE MARRIAOE PRICE"
BLUEBIRD uIWa.
-the .MlnTOSJS wirE-
BROADWAY vTl.h inv.yp:rMAve'
FLORENCE' REF.D In
"WIVES OF MUN"
CHESTNUT HILL Ms
"RELLB OF NEW YORK"
ian-
enu0
llDD'CiQ ma bt- manayunk
LMrKtOO MATINEE DAILY
MAY ALLISON In
"PEOOY DOES HER DARNDEST"
FAIRMOUNT inMVly
SHinLEY MASON Ift
"THE WINNINO QIRL"
C A AIII V THEATRE 1811 Market Bt.
r AlVllLiI . n A. M to Midnight.
WILLIAM RUSSEL In
"BRASS BUTTONS" A
Tj OT THEATRE Below Spruce
50 1 ri Jl MATINEE DAILY
OERALUlMti CHAPLIN ,lA"ulYD
GREAT NORTHERN n:r Vp.em!
rftiwni mm i
THBDA BARA In
"SAL.UJ1U
IlVtDCDIAl OOTH & WALNUT 8T8.
lMrt-rS.IAU- Mats. S so Kvgs. TftO.
HARRY CARRY In
'A FiaHT-.FOR LOVE"
I rAnCD IBT LANCASTER AVEJ
L.hJUC,t MATINFW BUM
BRYANT WASHntIRN In 1'POOR BOOB"
' BENNETT COMFDY
I mCDTV DROAD COL1TMBIA AY,
LlDC.rv. 1 I MATIVFF. DAILT
r;ittr.w vjliatt in .
TOMWfS7WAPO8" ' ,
333 MARKET ""eet theatre
JJ iviArrvt 1 0 a. m t? 11 us p. M.
"..;:tft.'i ".. ip
EN"r
"BREED OF MEN"
MODEL S0HT" 8T; Orchestra.
;Ti?r Cont nuous 1 to 11.
THEDA BARA In "SALOME"
HoupiNi nq la""1
OVERBROOK 03D A VT.
, CLARA K. YOUNO In HD AVE'
"CHEATINO CHEATERS"
PALACF 12U MARKET STREET
"THE PQPp'y QIRL'S HUSBAND"
PI A7A BROAD AND
dorotiMlto"8,
"hard boiled"
PRINCFSS 1019 "ARKBT STREET
LOUIS BBNNISON In ' M
"HANDY BUBKE OF U RAn U"
REGENT MARKET ST Below 1TTH
11 A. M, 10 11 p. 11
. CHARLES RAY In
"THE SHERIFF'S BON"
RIAI TO OERMANTOWN AVE.
it.!r AT WLPEHOOKEN
CLARA KIMDALL TOUNO In
"CHEATINO CHEATERS-
RUBY MARKET ST. BELOW TTH
n A. M to litis p m
WILLIAM DESMOND In ' M'
"THE PRODIOAL WAR"
QAXPlV 1311 MARKET STREBT
v" H TO MIDNIGHT
PAUJ.inh pmsriHRtPK In T
"PAID IN FULL"
STANI FY MARKET ABOVE 16TH
3iniNLn,i,A m. to Hns p. "
nniFITTTWH
"THE QIRL WHO STATED AT HOME"
M.
VICTORIA MARKET ST. AU. VEH
V IV-. 1 V-IlA n A Vf to UjlJ p, V
WILLIAM PARNIIM In
THE MAN HUNTER"
When In Atlantic City coio'nui TbUtw
AWNA U NIIjSBU-M in
Cym Cliumpionsliips Tonight
New crk. Apr'l S Slxty-ono gymnast,
will fomoete tonlcht ot the Twenty-third
Street T M C. A In the Metropolitan
Association championships Everv prnml
ncni i ino 1 .11 v; a or rollcse In the
local illatrlbt has ono or moro men entered
In tho nine everts.
NEW JERSEY
Wounded Mlllitlr
LIKPTENANT VUllkim D Dupre' At
lantic City.
Still another list contains the following.
PBNSLVAM
filed from Accident nnil Other Causes
PRIVATE Olusepp lUnnclilonnellc. 330
Simpson street, Philadelphia
Wounded everelT
PRIVATE Victor I.lebensner.ter Kraius
Wounded, Degree VmlMmnlneil
PRIVATES VVestlc K Lahey, Shnrps
hurK. llov K Miller. Lltlu
Wounded Sllclitlv
CORPORAL Harold lonei Scralltnn
PRIVATE William ., Parlso Newcas
tle, Fltiri llouen VVashitmtnn L"ula Bor
ers 21(1 Weat Somerset street. Philadelphia,
Robert Do le 108 Pcnn street Chester Wil
liam A funk Oxford Herhcrt 3 Little,
Conl Vule Robert J Loe(Tlrtj-, Amhrlilse
lled from Accident r.nd Otlier Cniisen
LOHPORAIr William Bcrr. Oil Clt
Wounded Slightly, I'ret lonely Reported MI's-
Ing In At Hon
PRIVATE Joseph Uole. Pltteburgh.
Miff JERSEY
Wounded Slightly
PRIVATES Joseph E. Ilowker, ralimr&l
Jo-cnli J Fojv Trenton
Hied from celdent and Other Causes
PRIVATE Howard Penn. Trenton
Publisher) and Distributed Under
Pr.RMIl .NO .141
'Jthor!rfl by the att of October (1
1017. on file at the roitollice of Phila
delphia. Pa
lt order of the President
A S IIURLUSOV
Postmaster Ueneral
llomn, i aprlle Lb vocl dl dlsaecorrll
Sergeant Martini EsckVtS
Death When Explosive '"',,
Wrecked Truck 'XHj
t . 1' . fj
. r .fci '
An On.ADnl nf 41, n MBfn,,, .mrtr r.. 14)'
uwxwuitb ui viiv ,iniun cwi;q lVl.i
death nf SflM,A.ni t,.t. ifA.irhi JtlZv
Passyunk avenue, who wag urevlouiiV
reported wounded In action, -was jrffiV'la
today In ft letter from the aoldler. whoh" il
now with the army of occupation
Germany.
On October 11 SorKcant Martini 'wiifj
aent out with a detail to take a true
ioaa or supplies to tho front. On t
way up the tiuck was struck by a GeajfrB
man sneii, wiucn killed tho Xour mBKf
under Sergeant Martini and blew "hW,
truck to pieces. Martini was WtnfolV.tM
J Knocked unconscious, and It was eleven, , S
' his leg Injured badly. In addltloMfouVf
shell shock, and lay In a hospital forMa
weens ooiore rejoining- his company. 'HayH
has fully recovered , Jl5J
Sergeant Martini, who la a mi.mli. nf S?S
Company D, 304lh Supply Train, wenf4sS
overseas In July, 1018 He saw servlceSSa
iir (irfiiin wain itii.i.i t. - a?
-- -. ... .Jn,L ...unci, iiio .ieuao Bnat4
the Argronnp forest. T
Tills Fnlrtl i. M.ii(.n j.- Jt..?
Keveral of the popular war songs, lh-f?
. ", , " ""ii np uccn laiten; t
,,i ,? "1S C0l"pany Tlie theme of the"
bmiles ' parody Is the return of the
Yanks to the United State.
Before entering the service Martini
was a tailor nnd rnlrl-1 itliii hi. ... Jt
ents at the Pnssvunk avenuo uddrerss. ji
".... lu.muii ot ma ueatn or eighteen, i
J,!r"old Mlclia'I Scloll. Company B," 'i
' 10th Infantry, wan c-lv-n tnrt.v i '
another war department casualty roll, CT
Some time asm vnnni- Rnlnti una r.ftA . a$
mhsinir In action slnr-o lunt .Tnlv il4iVM
r ik . :..: "--- -?'.-- m;
c ujB nKn anotner government teie-
gram arrived at the toldler'a home, SIS R
ivaunman street, slating that he had 'si
died if
The parents still hold out hopes that ,f!
their son Is living, though no written,;,
i word haa come from him in many rai
montns
Thr Iiamrv nt fltn rhllt,1.1r,v,lnMM .'H'tJ
die sarebbero sor.l tra 1'ltaiia e 11. pear "l, ,h.C'c1 ualty Itau for he8nr21
leatl sono assolutnmente Infondate u,a "da,. Private Waltr Vmln
L'ltalla e' tlcura della lealla' del suoi "7 10 Min.r . u S i-' fJ
Alleatl Le dlvcrsl vocl diffuse al rl-' 1fni,SfllnrI'' '1J..I.VJ Z'Ai;
gunrdo sono frutto della propaganda
I wounded, degree undetermined, whllofSa
Bimruu homo truiio uena propaganaa- p, !,-.. i-,i..aPri v nunr. til S.I..J i
tendenrhsa del jugo-slavl. alio scono dl . .,' '."t,,"", ,?"""' 6" ?.d m
a . . . - ti.i.1.1., jtuxiuiiu v. vu ici. a a nnrn ."!
'ti ,: , ' ", ,. "' v,.g" "?UU.Jor'on set, John 1:. Mandevllle.im
11 glorialo "Arbiter Heltung" der 191 Mni,nii. ..,.. .i j". "..'.,"?
tcorto mesc. smentlsce die le ferrovle' iBOi vorth Fifth ,frr . .11 i..... M
itaiiane nbblano bolcottato 11 trasporto aa ,.ound,, .ihv , "
The names of six others. Who 'have i
neen previously ieiorted, are Included Inr 'A
1ISV3
e che dettl trasportl sono Invecc petmessl
In tutte le stazlonl itaiiane. Le dlffl
colta', Jnvece, torgerebbero dalla pre
tcsa jugoilava dl voler avvlare 1 trcnl
per Vienna lungo quelle linee che me
gllo coiivengono a loro.
13' stata completamentc smentita U
notlzla Vllrtusa dal glornale ".Varodna
Polltlkn" dl .agabrla, ilporlata pol dal
bollettlno Jugo-Blavo, rlguardanlu la de
mollzlone del setnlnarlo e della sala dl
lettura croata a Zara I llevl Incldentl
provocatl dal contegno del senilnnrlsti,
durante una dlmo&trazlone pro Italia,
furono tendenzloamente lngrandlti dal
Blornnlo Croato.
Porlcl, 3 aprlle Hichletto se gll Ital
ian! ln6(.eralino la Conferenza della Pace,
n verra' negata 1 annessloi,-e dl Klume
all' Italia, l'On. Salvatore Barxflal, ?x
mlnlstro senza portafogllo del Oablnetto
Itallano e delegato alia Conferenza della
pace, ha detto:
"Nessuna declslone o" stata presa al
rlguardo, ma c' evidente che 1 Oelegatl
Italianl blsogna che seguano la volonta'
del popolo itallano "
a
Wl'tf
ieai
STEAL U.S. FLOUR IN GERMA1
A
Foot! Reported Pilfered Fro
!,:. . ir 1
t-.iija ill Atllliuuril ):
London. April 6 (By A. P.) ItetittiJ
ier tuspatcn from Benin enyi that Jh;rSl
distribution of the first American flour6l
.V" ".' v'c""" ufkhii hi riamountdra
sold nt 2.14 marks. The distribution wllLVaj
ue couiinueu lor lour weeks. It !) said.jt Vjfi
There arn renorls that n lure. mi.tilKffl
tlty of flour was stolen while Amerlcatt'wa
sunn were neing unloaded at Hamburr3i?
and that forty persons havo been arS
rested. V>i
lhe Berlin city authorities have tinfe
animously adopted a Socialist resolutlotltj&3
provmtng ror tne diMrlbutlon of lncomr7!S
ins ioaa nuppiies irom me entente n-y;
Lii.ii-, unun 111 utriiiiHi HUlllorilies, 'iltlS
action will exclude middlemen. nrvn-
Ing profiteering and enable thn rmnr.r -
classes to obtain food, the plncn of hun-i
ger ana consequently mortality having,
been more severe there than elsewhere
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF APRIL 7 TO APRIL 12
Subject to Chans
At.HAMRRA (a)
lSth. Morris & Passjunk A.
Aroi.1.0
!V2d nnd Ihompsun Sis.
()
ARCADIA
Chestnut beluvr 18th St,
(a)
IIKLMON r
' S!d above Market St.
III.UKIIIRD (B)
Rroiil t Susquehanna Ave.
imOAPWAY , N(a)
Proad St. and Snyder Ave.
CEDAR
(10th St. and Cedar Ave
tllKST.NPT IfltTL
SS2) Oermantown Ave.
)
COLONIAL
Otn. and Maplewood Avea.
cnr.isKUJl
Market bet 80th
ind enth.
EMI'KKSS
Main St . Manayunk.
()
Kl'RLKA
loth and Market Sis.
FAMILY
1311 Market St.
()
FAIRMOUNT
20th St. and airard Ave.
(a)
FKtNKFOIlD
471S Frankford Ave.
BOTH ST. TIIF.ATRK
llelow gorua St.
()
CRKT IvORTHKRN
Uroiii St. at Erie Avs.
(a)
I.MPKRIAL
(W'h and Walnut Sts.
()
JEFFLRSON
29th and Dauphin &ts.
jiivino
Front St. and Olrard Ave.
LEADER
41st and Latcaster Ave.
(
LII1ERTV
11 roil and Columbia. Ave.
()
LOCUST
S.'d and Locust Sts.
MARKET T. TIIEATRK
m Marllet St.
(a)
MODEL
423 South St.
(
MXON
Slid and Market Sts.
01 Ettunoou ()
Old St and Haverford Ave.
PALACE
1214 Market St.
()
PARK
Rldfo Ave H Dauphin Bt.
PLAZA
Uroa and Porter Sts
()
PRINCESS , .
101S Market St.
(B)
REOKNT
Market St.
bolow 17th.
(s)
RIALTO , u .
Otn. at Tulpehocken.
()
RIVOLI
r2d and Eansom St.
RCRY
Market St. below 7th,
()
SAVOY , . .
12U Market St.
,()
STANLEY ,
Market abova 18th
(a)
8TRAN1I
Otn. Ave. at Venanto.
VICTORIA ., , .
Ninth and Market Sts.
()
WEST ALLEGHENY
25th, Bt. and Alleghsny Ave.
Whn. In Atlantle City ()
Vlalt the Colonial Theatre
MONDAY
Rlllls Rurke In Oood
Oraclous, Annabelle
Clara K Younsr In
Cheating Cheaters
Marguerite Clnrk in
Three Men and a Maid
Xena Iveefe In
The Challenge Accepted
Anita Stewtirt In
Virtuous Wlvea
Theda Para In
The Light
Elsie Ferguson
The Lie
in
D. W. Orimth'a Ro
mance of Happy Valley
Warren Kerrigan In
The Drifter
Charles Ray In
lhe Olrl Dodger
William Parnum in
The Man Hunter
Henry II Walthall In
lhe Falsa Paces
Prlsrllla Dean In
The Sllk-llned Ilurglar
William Farnum In
For Freedom
Paulina Frederlek In
Paid In Fuji
1 J W. Kerrigan In
A Ilurglar for a Night
The
Better 'Ole
Fighting Roosevelt'a
Life ot Roosevelt
Ethe) Rarvmore In
The Divorcee
Wallace Reld In
Tho Dub
Fred Stone In
Johnny, Oet Your Gun
June Elvldge in
The Love Dissenter
William S. Hart In
Poppy Oirl'a Husband
.Tana Elvldxe In
The Love Defender
Smllea
Lightning Raiders
Alice Joyce In
The Cambric Mask
Virginia Pearson In
The Love Auction
Nazlmova In
Out ot the Fog
Annette Killermann In
Queen ef the Sea
Enid Dennett In
Happy Though Married
Evelyn Greeley In
Tempest and Sunshine
Hale Hamilton In
That's Oood
Harold Lock wood In
The Oreat Romance
Sessue Hayakawa In
A Heart In Pawn
Doris Kenon In
Wild Honey
Pillls Rurke In Oood
Oraclous Annabelle
Mary Plekord In
Captain :
Kldd. Jr.
William S. Hart In .
Poppy Oirl'a Huaband
Ethel Clayton In
rtltlgrew's Qlrl
Herbert Rawllnson In
Fighting Through
Theda Dara. in
Whsn Men Desire
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
nillle Rurke In Oood mill nurke in Oood
Oraclous. Annabelle Oraclous, Annabelle
Honry R Walthall In '"'y.Broekwell In
Lone Lane'a Turning The Call of the Roul
Marguerite Clark In Marguerite Clark In
Three Men and a Maid Three Men nnd a Maid
Zenn Keefe In M,Vy J,ckfo.r,dln
The Challenge Accepted Ilulda From Holland
Anita Stewart In Pitflno Frederlrk In
Virtuous Wives Paid In Full
Theda Rara In Tnt.'la Pf1? ln
The Light The Light
Elsie Ferguson In Ethel Clavton In
The Lie Maggie Pepper
M Clark. Mra WIbkb Jr'Bl?.I?!ml in
of the Cabbage Patch The Oold Cure
I. Warren Kerrigan in L Warren Kerrigan in
The Drifter The Drifter
Charles Ra In , . Fred Stone in
The Olrl Dodger Johnny Oet nur Oun
William Farnum In JLhw,A nra..ln
The .Man Hunter The she Devil
Edith Storey In Hale Hamilton In
As the Sun Went Donn Johnny on the Spot
Wallnce Reld In 'L,!"m Desmond In
Alias Mike Moran Whitewashed Wall
Harold Lockwood In Y.,,l,!7!,invl.a' ln
The Great Romance Allaa Mike Moran
Pauline Frederick In Jhlr,,; Mason In
Paid ln Tull The Winning Olrl
Margarita Fischer in ...Theda Rara In
Fair Enough When a Woman Sins
The The
Better 'Ole Better 'Ole
Flghtlnr Roosevelt's F,'!,,h,,n'l Roosevelt'a
Life of Roosevelt Life of Roosevelt
Carlyle Rlackwell In Luey r". Why I
Hit or MIsa Would Not Mary
Paulina Stark in Dxiii.in ,?arnu.m ,n
Irish Eyes The Virginian
Fred Stone In L'ht, Lee In
Johnny, Oet Your Oun Puppy Love
William Farnum ln Theda Bara In
For Freedom Salome
William fl. Hart In William 8. Hart In
Poppy Oirl'a Husband Poppy Oirl'a Husband
Anita Stowart in William Russell In
Virtuous Wlvs Brasa Uuttona
Charlotte Walker in Pu"n Farnum in
Every Mother's Son A Man In the Open
Alice Joyco In . Alice Joyce In
The Cambric Mask The Cambric Mask
Hale Hamilton In Sandy Burke of
Johnny On the Spot U Bar U
Nazlmova Naslmova
Out of the Fog Out of the Fog
Annette Kellermann In Clara Klmbell Young In
Qu-en ot the Sea Cheating Cheaters
Harold Lockwood ln Peggy Ilyland ln
Suspense Love Auction
Bert Lvtell In Madge Kennedy In
The Blind Men's Eyes Pay Dreams
Hale Hamilton In Hale Hamilton In
That's Oood That's Oood
Viola, Dana In Flghtlnie Roosevrlls
Satan Junior (Life of Roosevelt)
Sessue Hayakawa In Mitchell Lenla ln
A Heart In Pawn Llfe'a Oreatest Problem
Shirley Maaon Dlllle Rhodes In
The Wlnnlnc Girl The Lamb and the Lion
Anna O, Nllsson In Harry Mnrev In
Way ot the Strong Fighting Destiny
Mary Plekford In Mary rirkford In
Captain Kldd. Jr. Captain Kldd. Jr.
William 8. Hart In William 8. Hart In
Poppy Olrl'g Husband Poppy Girl's Husband
Ethel Clavton ln Ethel Clayton ln
.PcttlgreVs Olrl Petllgrewra Olrl
Pauline Frederick ln William 8. Hart ln
Sold Ureed ot Men
Gladys Brockwell In" Alice Brady In
pitfalls ot a Big City The World to Live In
THURSDAY
Alice Brady In
The World To I.lie In
Halo Hamilton ln
Johnny on the Spot
Marguerite Clnrk In
Three Men and a Maid
Mary rickford In
Hulda Prom Holland
Mae Marsh In The
Bondage of Barbara
Pauline Frederick lhe
Woman on the Index
Sessue Hnvakawa In
Ronda of Honor
Ethel Clavton in
Maggie Pepper
Alice Joyce In
The Cambric Mask
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Alice Brady In
Tho World To Llvo In
William Farnum In
For Freedom
Marguerite Ctark In
Three Men and a Maid
Herhert Rnwllnson In
righting Through
Fthel Claiton In
Macule Pepper
Pauline Frederick The
Woman on the Index
Dornth) Da I Ion In
Tyrant Fear
Harold TKknood In
The Oreat Romance
Alice. Jojce In
The Cambric Mask
Pred Stone ln
Johnny Oet Your Oun
Thedi Bara In
The She Devil
Alice Brad. In the
Hollow of Her Hand
Hnrctd" Lockwood
Plre of Hope
Pauline Trederlrk
Paid In Fufl
T lla Lee In
Puppy Love
The Web of Intrigue
Lightning Raider
Pauline Frederick In
Woman on the lndx
Mae Marsh In
Bondage cf Darbara
Lucy Fox In Why
Would Not Mary
Bryant Washburn In
Venus of the East
I.lla Lee In
Puppy Love
Charlea Ray ln
The Girl Dodger
Elsie Ferguson In
The Marriage Price
Sessue Hayakawa In
Hearts In Pawnu
Gambling In SViul;
Man of Might, No S
Lawrence Semon In
I'll Be
Norma Talmadge In
Heart of Wetona
Nazlmova
Out of the For
Clara Klmbell Young In
Cheating Cheaters
De Mllle's Don't
Change Your Husband
Carlyle Rlackwell In
Hit or Mlsa
Vivian Martin In
Little Comrade
TVa MIIIm' TVnn't
Change lour Huaband
Mitchell Lewis In
Llfe'a Oreatest Problem
Prlscllla Dean
The Silk-Lined Ilurglar
Charlotte Walker in
Every Mother's Son
Mary rickford In
Captain, Kldd, Jr.
Elale Ferguson In
The Marriage Price
Ethel Claton In
Pettlgraw'a Olrl
Bessie Love In
The Wishing Ring Man
Mme. Nailmova
Out ot the Fog
Wnllnr- Reld In
Alias Mike Moran
Madr. Kenne.lv In
Kingdom of Touth
Norm Tamrde ln
The Heart of Wetona
T.lln Len In
Puppy Love
Alice Bradv ln The
Indestructible Wife
Wvllare Reld In
Alias Mike Moran
The Hert of Rachel
Wild Womep and Lions
Pauline Frederick In
Woman on the Index
Mae Marsh in
Bondage of Darbara
William S Hun In
The Breed of Men
Alice Brady'Irf
The World Ti Lire In
Oeraldlne Tarrat la
Marguerite Clark In
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Alice Joyce In M4
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Atlas Mike Moran
Viola Daub
Satan Junior
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The Drifter
Waller. Reld In
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Fred Stone In
Johnny Oet Your Oun
Elsie Ferguson In
The Marriage Price
Anna O Nlleann In
Way of the Strong
Harold Lockwood ln
The Oreat Romance
Lawrence Semon In
I'll Re
Marv MacLeren In
Vanity Pool
Nazlmova
Out ot the Fog
Oeraldlne Farrar ln
Shadows
June Elvtdgct In
Love Defender
Monroe Sallaburr In
The Fight for Victory
Vivian Martin ln
Little Comrade
Anita Stewart In
Virtuous Wlvea
Fnld Dennett n
Partners Threq
Harry (Moray
Fighting' Deatlny
Bryant Washburn In
The Poor Dooo
Mary Plekford In
Captain Kldd, Jr.
Elsie Ferguson Inrv
The Marriage PrJeaxv;
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Ethel Clavton In
Pettlgrew'a Girl
Bessie Love In
Carolyn of the Corners
Mme. Naslmova
Out of the Foe
Prlscllla Deaa
The Sllk-Uned Bm&lerV J
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Harold I.ockwiiv in . Lfi
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Fighting Through i nm
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Alias Mike Moras 1
Brant Washburn In
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The Marriage Price. vfc
Pauline Frederick ln &jM3i
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