az st ??:r ot:.;;.v;' v;; v"x,i" ' . v r" ' T " 2 - , EVENING PUBLIC) LED&EPHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, -JUNE 4, 1919 , .. J1 i ' V.Vf- v " f, i . ' ' '-t - t', -,Lt- '-.-J.f 't TK." y-. -'i . tfu , MLr- . ADTERTISEMENi - ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEStENT ADVERTISEMENT irs1 f s i &U tr ToM Liberty Bell Independence Hall ,'' ' ,. Alt I N -.t . fit ' i.'u' y.j -.iiv ' aheaijwelbm Philadelphia -rfPT x a x ; , 3Wfc Jr & & sJttifiHHHKMtfiriHli. " ""tj" ' &i ' -st s ? -?? ', ;?.,''$' '- "-" !,, ,;' ,-, j I a- 'j, S. " T f - .1- w' . ,'' ' S " T' HUB) .BwM'y'C:' saiwWfmiHBftlKnT1 ' unnst Uhurcn second street, norm ot Market Washington, Benjamin Franklin and Robert Morris attended services here. .. . . . hr V;,;.'! VVtr' , WL Betsy Ross House u WVrk44i" W ' l Wi- Where first American Flag was made t - kfiLmmt)i. W -wv -. .- .- . , M 239' Arch Street - ' iSKmLkW J CREW LEVICK COMPANY :,:4 I ' mSSsSLmSStKt m ll 1 -Nnrrr. Rrnarl StvPPt P :A f ' ,vllHnPSBvBEAiM ? 111 "norm Druaa Direct pi.vi5 t'ujv,vV'W Si' I :?K,t"JX VV;-'';.'vx llsflsasBsasasal ' I f vSsHaSBiimtBiinUTrll f r TsWsWMMsMsaMlllsaff'BTOitiffl -'-- iT""-" " " l?',. iMMsjeasMseiew i iisiii i Maslakt-7f:..gggglMawiMK tMiE TMBsl lkkkkkUSSfT.HKixiifiiJAyimKfii M kBMsmiSlkafBKfmM9nBE!M-C,,'i 17th and Snrfntr Garden Sf. K V rrt.' H11 liiffe-??MWi ,.HSmn'i.ViHHt,aKJX aslslsHP,KV;.,1J'Y;;t:,unHI I I Ml I I III I 111 II 1 1 Y-i '322 chtnut street V F IBTTMii iJliWITWIii ll fSKsmII&4ftair liMllll ffili Tifffl FTiT T lilTffn f mu XIThrA JTlrwl rnnt1nntn1 rnnrrA;a v t, t..- - "- -..- uei . tihh lir:o-B.r IWtM mlllmmKBUMiiTTTMl m T HITMBTTTT I tuMmBO, Si'' met in 1774. :W:iWmkWmmmMW--rMrmmWm Mxtt'k,,iH'il7 wMmWPWmmmmWmmmWmTmWmWsm mWm-J - & ,. li'iP JsaBsasBsaMHPsES'1 sggy tji' IIBsasaHsasaflteHLs: A I Gno r tne Tnf4AVa(4at1Jafci.Y-Ta11 Between Filth and Sixth oil I uucauiui, onset Sixth & Chestnut Sts. , .. ;.- rusj .. Va. ;-,iu S J. "( T-X A . :itf -'iic,; '? .... mm Wmmlt ?rsm .i". 1t. TTT" ?' .t- W.'T. KmBB- aSIICULLirilllUIU. mBll.lUIl '' Jll h ..' l.lflClllJUIllIljl'I.ll.llU. UIAV Benedict' ArnoidMansion Textile and Allied Industries Wzzzzzm V&$ 2ttp$OMF,l9t OERE, at the Philadelphia Commercial Museum, in the nearf rf fVi nafinn's omaf inrlnsfrial rpnfpr. nurinGf the coming two weeks, will be assembled the representa tives and the displays of the industry which clothes many of the people of the earth. Never before has been gathered together such an impos ing exhibit to give eloquent testimony to the progress of the textile industry and its relatives. There will be shown the manufacturing methods that enable such magnitude and quality of textile production in all its various processes a veritable education for those who wish to avail themselves of the opportunity. EVery one likes to watch the "wheels go round" and many and varied will be the wheels turning to produce, right at "the Hosiery and Knit Goods Exposition, the articles surrounding the making of which there is an allur ing mystery. But stop and think. These millions of wheels that make your hosiery, underwear, shirts, waists, neckwear, table and bed linen, to say nothing of all the parts of your other articles of apparel how long would they remain produc tive -without proper oiling lubrication the prevention of wear of all things movable? The Crew Levick Company, manufacturers of lubricants for all purposes since 1862, will have one of the most interesting exhibits at the show. See it remember booths SBl-SJOT-and talk with the Engineers in charge, who have made a lifetime study of the problem of lubrication. We welcome you to Philadelphia and to the Exposition, ' and invite you to make our. booths your headquarters at My, .1 UI i rVv.wSS-Avw . r-'iHiT Him ," TUT" J-rTT-ilhTT Tr-J" the bhow. ' ., ,).rJ , i. Ben'lamln. Franklin's Grave W44&2Z2221 ZtM W4Ah Wtfvv-B pi Masonic Temple JES"? MaRnnir TVmnl Broad and Filbert Streets Regarded as the finest home of Masonry In me woria. 9 HK&T --''T''?)- .' jJ3isssssl iHB I sRZli isnn-n""r tt --SiissMsBsiJsMhsisiii HiTMJT'afrlYiT Viicw 4Ttauofuii tvAaiil aitu jumioiu.uiibiQ 'V aylw&gil8MBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIy Wm. Perm House, FalrmountPark " lf"'"i"iirrtiiir'iirii ''. ii ii"r."-'v z m 'iiiviimimw'w-"wwwmmM I - ; s fv - fc i.jiiinrYy - i i, -VJX-''' " v' LtWPWHIIB 1' " '' 'v3'' ' ... . jiiifiBtfBHH I mmiiiiiHiiiiiiiiBrffL ' ' ' '' ' -v - iiHiiiiiiiiiiim i rlnaBf Mini 1 Vi Wa.M mak lnV Wo-third o lour n 4 -: What to .sec. How to get there. Aesdemr of Xatnml 8elencei Nine teenth and Ra.ce streets, five squares west of Broad street and three squares north of Chestnut street Academy ot the Fine Arts Broad and' Cherry streets, on Broad street, about two squares north of Market street ' II Academy of Mnslc-7-Broad and Locust Bireoui, west sme or uroaa streat, about one and one-half squares south of Chestnut street f Dank of North America 305 Chestnut street oldest institution of its kind In America; eleven squares east of Broad, ono square south of Market street Betejr Seas Home Northeast side of Third and Arch streets, eleven square east of Broad street and one square north of Market street. Baldwin' Locomotlre Works Broad and Spring Garden streets, on Broad Rtreet, five squares north of Market street nrtr"m'" Gardens Located between below Woodland avenue. Take Darby car, subway route No. 11, D kVr,".n,VJl?,,,r Mdway between Mar to Af?hCr?tn.ut ,treets- Tom fourth Broad'treet "" te" EIUar" ea,t f1 Brnlfir!tre Vtlon Pennsylvania ' kTt street SqUare and Mar" COMMERCIAL MUSEUM-Reached from the center of the city bg Bitbiray routes 11 and 37; on Wal nut street routes 13 and 42; get off al 31th Street, and walk south two squares. C,?Te"u,rf11 Southeast corner Slkth "j. hetnut.. streets, eight squares somh Bwad B,reet and one SqSare south of Market street . " Carpenters' Hall 322 Chestnut ntr ten squares east of Bread Ttreefand one square south of Market street Christ Church Second above Market east of Broad street. Take anyar 552 ."',? Market rtreet to Second . street; walk north about half square; . ''in The" tUkSrT.he ,IdMt PubIIc Pk ..i ne yn"ed States. 3000 acres iSon rn fJJ1.' Zop'osical Garden, the "o"d Sanv hliVnrSxposlt'on b"ainS aid ?,? yuh,sAorio monuments. Travelled , rL Pr.k Trolley Line, starttae . from Dauphin street entrance. - rrr.ni,""'!., S."!.8-1" .'Christ Church ni.ir-V . .. . ?,na rcn streets, nine S5J?,S-lB.t25L ot. ?.". street and one v.a uuiui ui iiiarKet street :: Kl,?r1,'fef rard and Corinthian 'RJiV' . tw"J squares north of' of Hml1 a?d B.'en squares west ThiBdv. 8teet- Tak any car on Takeout Bet,Kt0 alr,ard Wi2 ri,., ,6 No- 15 running west on Glrard avenue to Corinthian a"nue7 Ilortlcoltnral HallWest Fairmount Park. (See Fairmount FarkTl Welcome to Philadelphia "Thirtl.f oele,J ?' JPenn'TJvanla At J ' M Thirteenth and limiit ....... - J f-i square east of Broad tr,f' iSL '. .& ar,d..f haIt B1uares south of Market Independence nail Independence - $& Square Fifth and Sixth streeu? ChesT.ll nut and walnut striata rntty, c. -4 ,s n;ne squares east of Broad street. ?S,Crtlnu s'reet Is one square " south of Market street. Mannfacturcr.' cinb Broad and Walnut j streets, on Broad street, two squares south of Market street. Mercantile Club Broad street above Master street, on Broad street, four teen squares north of Market street Take any car running north on Thir teenth street, get oft at Master street. .T. utla 014UJ110 weai 10 uroaa street Mercantile Library 18 South Tenth street, four squares east of Broad street, about one-half square south of Market street Memorial Hall West Fairmount Park. Metropolitan Opera House Broad and Poplar streets. Take any car ,on Thirteenth street, nine squares north of Market street to Poplar street, one square west to Broad street Philadelphia and Readlnr Railroad Ter. mlnal Twelfth and Market streets, on Market street, two squares east or Broad street Mnseom of Science and Art of the U, eft P. At Thirty-third and Spruce streets. (Same directions as to Commercial Museum). Old Swedes' Church South Swanson be low Christian street Take route S on , Second street, nine squares south to Christian street. Swanson street Is between Front street and Delaware avenue. United States Custom rioase Chestnut street between Fourth and Fifth streets, one square south of Market street, ten squares east of Broad street United Mates Mint Spring Garden street from Sixteenth to Seventeenth street, five squares north of Market street, two squares west of Broad street Union Lcacoe Broad street Broad and Sansom streets, on Broad street square and a half south of Market street Winiam Tenn House In Fairmount Park, at western end of Glrard avenue bridge. Willow Grove Park A favorite pleasure resort, reached by the Reading Rail, road, by No. 65 cars on Fifth street, ' No. 55 cars on Eleventh street or No 24 cars on Sixteenth street There are restaurants, scenic railways mov ing pictures, an open-air auditorium where evening and afternoon band concerts are given. Zoological Garden In Fairmount Park. Popular Shows now at Philadelphia's Leading Theatres GABBICKt Chestnut and Juniper' D. W. Griffith presents "BBOKKN BLOSSOMS" FOERESTl Broad and Sansom "F1DDLEBS THREE" BROADt Broad and Locust DaTld Belasco presents "TIOEM ROSE" Week of Jane 3 ?.& ADELPHIl Broad below Baca Walker Whiteside In , "THE LITTLE BBOTHEB" Ire BAM SHUBEBT THEATRE I T THEATRE I jT i Broad below LeeMe-i -, " "UU, ,UItVlJZ" jC: LYRIC I Broad abore Arch ''t, Oliver Morosco -presents ' " -"" ,i IK, dill In 'the sensational fun and fabtos(.njc w .... -amT vm,.. .'9rit' . 1"WL A, aV?4r WnreW tat . fci, i 'ill s .srxr.w i.r.vii.ivii.ii. 'iv -v 'i; ; M fsK s m m f 'H. :m i -m & W.. SV'J'tfl ! .,- ,j'ft2rt,'r5rl.Bril Ground ! rtvipoum ram j- . . i ,i. r t!s n& 'i,' Jr ;.i . r t. fAMM ww aoat Arcn ptreeu v ." ' t Vv.ii' (L,;v iflrMt-'aWIK m ,if.V. " 'i7 '. ' .,Jf1 , t v;. ' 1 i. i!il " . L, - 5a .. tv 1 R 'flf v -. iSHuSaiKi in,,., f '. mT i , -". ---T-'r':i1 SJ--J I ,: . -.ri4'w ?. '
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