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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA', TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1D19
URGES HARMONY IN POLANDi
Morgenthau Back In Paris After
Jewish Investigation
Paris, Sept. 10. (ly A. P.) Henry
Morgenthau, bead of the American com
mission to Investigate the treatment of
Jews In Poland, has returned to Paris
and today conferred with members of
the American peace delegation. Sfrajor
General Bdgar .Tadwln, U. 8. A., the
other member of the commission, lina
gone to Kter to continue investigations
.there.
The Morgenthau report. It Is fore
cast, will deplore the raising of the
racial Issue, cmphaslzo the view tlint
vthe separation of the Jews and the Poles
within Poland Is impossible and lay
stress npon the necessity of the recon
ciliation of the discordant elements by
mutual concessions in the interest of the
new Poland.
I tory
HTEAMSItlP NOTITES
Faaaanger nnd rrelsht Services
NEW YORK JO LIVERPOOL
Aqultnnia Sept 18
Ordunn Sept. 23
Carmnnla Oct. 4
Orduna Oct. 25
Carmania ,, Nov. 8
Ordunn Nov. 29
NEW YORK to CHERBOURG
and SOUTHAMPTON
0 I
Mauretanla Oct. 2
Mauretania Oct. 28
Mauretanla Nov. 22
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George Oct. 4
Royal George Nov. 1
Royal George Nov. 29
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH and
CHERBOURG
Caronia Sept. 27
Caronia Nov. 1
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
Saxonfa Oct. JO
Saxonia Nov. 18
NEW YORK to GLASGOW
Columbia Oct, 4
Columbia Nov. 1
BOSTON to GLASGOW
lElysia Sept. 24
Scindia Sept. 30
PHILADELPHIA to LIVERPOOL
Crown of Castile Oct. 8i
PHILADELPHIA to LONDON I
Vennonia Oct. 23 I
Pluladelphia-Bristol (A"iYkuU') '
Venusia Sept. 22
Venusia Nor. 8 i
Pier 16 South
lsoe WALNUT ST.. PIIII.ADriT.rillA
State Bank of Philadelphia
Fifth and Bainbridge Sts.
' STEAMSHIP TICKETS
Tava-pacmc im
Direct W0 Sge
SANFRANCISCOTO 1
NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES
natntla, Samnranc. Horralmtn, Mnrtmsur
H.aflinsr riatrn and rates on nppUcation
S. S BIMilTON S f SUCKAKAlirA
S. S RINTANO S H TJlHAIiAK.
S. S NBNOKAUS
J, D, SprrrkeU & nrnn. Co., en. AgtH.
Offlcf. Tino St , Pan Iranfco
K.Tjpfflce, 17 Ilnttcry PI 11 B llurntt Aet.
I. F. C. LINES
pnnnr.i.rniA soi'Tii ameiiica
Daenns Alrfs nnd BUer Plate Torts
H. 8. Woodniansle . Srnt. 1R
A steamer Oct. IS
np.AZII.IAN rORTS
A (teamrr Oct. 1
FRENCH ATLANTIC TOUTS
ft. S. 8hnnock 8ept. 3.1
S. N. Salvation 1-ati Oct. 8
B..H. Casntr Oct. IS
A(fttramrr Oct. ?S
tiirouoii mr.i.s or i.adino issued
Tor Space nnd Rates Applr t
INTERNATIONAL FREIGHTING
CORPORATION
110 nroidnay l.nfn.vette Ilulldlnc
New York l-lillarirlphta
rh.. Cortlundt KO Lombard .1633-3631
BROOKS STEAMSHIP
CORPORATION
rniitnRf.riiiA unri nkw yoiik to
HAMIIURH. rOPKNIIAISKN. IIAN.tC. nnd
BUSHONG September 18
ANOKA September 20 1
rllll.AIIKI.I'HIA to II.WItK i
AWENSDAW September 22
NF.W ORT.KAN8 to 1UIKNOS AIRKS
ALDERMAN September 23
ARGENTA September 25
A 1 Lloyd Rrelstpr
For Rntra nnd IntomiHtlnn Applj
MEGEE, STEER & COMPANY
461-465-107 rireirl IlnlMlnr
rhlladrlnhlu Lombard 230S-3309
"earnTine-
Philadelphia Havana
' GENERAL CARGO
U. S.. Shipping Board Sieel Steamers
. tit fvr eitrniti n A
5. 1I-- UAl.cii . . . aept. la
S. S. "LAB.L rLUVANNA ".Uct. 10
For ratet and particulars apply to
Earn Line Steamship Co.
45t nuintt nidr.. rhttaiDhi
Merchants & Miners Trans. Co
Operating Frelsht and PAsscnrror
Steamihlpt In regular aervleo
nbftwoen
Iloiton and Philadelphia
Boston and Norfolk
DoBton and Baltimore
ProTldenee and Norfolk
Providence and Baltimore
Philadelphia, Harannah and Jarkionrllle
Baltimore and Norfolk
Baltimore and Boston
Baltimore and Prorldence
Baltimore, Harannah and Jacksonville
Pull Information
Qnerii Arent rarh Port
The Thief In
the Night
f
JUL.
E
OF FLOOD VICTIMS
Relief Trains Speed to Texas
Storm Area Thousands
Are Homeless
RECOV
R 70 BODIES
CORPUS CHRISTI DESOLATEl'S'" f every conceivable character were
Ity Hie Associated Press
Slntoii. Teas, Sept. 1(1 Seventy
bodies of flood ictim, mutilated be
yond recognition, hnvc been recovered! ' he dlspntcli of relief trains tn Tor- mother of bnlllifr in th(1 Americnii the ' of any home life for the vol
at Sinton. the relief headquarters for ' ""' hri,tV, ,."",. !f.,lon Pcditiunori ' force permitted to R0 dlers in the i-amps Why. thi-y bine to
the entire surrounding bay shore terri- i 'n"5 'Bst nIB'i by l.overiiur lllium ,, ,0 ;,,,, 1pr w, ,h( ,i t1(,j, nshing. And tho unv
rri, , , r, ... 11,1 m,
... . nil II t TW .... nuun " ...u. iiit- i-
were forty ound at West Port p-tety. P( f 'TZ I
FTenfand'nCal-poTland N
was illed at Sinton but nrm.'ertvdnn ,rni with foo'- mlicnI IP" a-l '
nZ in. mJ . l..iul nlnTinV I ".blankets. In the meantime the gov
amc was high. Bodies are being held
at ranch houses nnd schools.
Corpus rhrlstl. Sept. Ifi .Hv A. P.l
With troops patrolling the streets and
relief tialns headed this way from many
parts of the state, Corpus Christ! today
began slowly emerging from the wreck
age caused by the gulf hurricane which
struck the city early Sundny. bringing
death to an unknown number of per-
sons nnd doing prompeity damogc of
millions.
It was impossible tills morning to
get anything like n correct estimate of
the fatalities. In the city proper the
death list was placed at between fifteen -and
twenty-file, but that was legarded
by many ns far too conservative. In
some qunrters it was sold the number
of injured would exceed 200.
Tidal Wave Ten Feet High
More than U000 persons were made
homeless by the storm, and the problem
of taking care of them was one officials
faced when they began the day. How
ever, with the coming of relief trnins it
was expected that by night most of
those made destitute by the storm would
be taken care of.
The storm sent a tidal wave ten feet
high over the business and north branch
distiicts of the city. That the loii of versity. 1 Iielieve I)r Jnhnson'a ap
life wns not nppnlling was duo to thci poiutment will restore hnrmonv in the
prompt warning sent out to the lower
portions of the city early ruinuny urging
NEW YORK
SHIPBUILDING
CORPORATION
han steady work, Rood Tag and
fxcollent work trig- conditions Ther
nre openings In nearly All branches
for skilled mechanics.
Apply Employment
Department at the Yards
Camden, N. J.
Blower Equipment!,
Belting, Ventilation and
Hihimt Syitemi,
Saeet-MeUl Work.
Safety Guard1!.
C. II. RAUB
rVayne Ave. & Berkley
St., PLilidelpkU. Pi.
VULOANITE
Portland Cement
Philadelphia New York Bostoa
nir.n quality quick service
Motor Truck Delivery
Lansdale FoundryCo.
).nn1al. To. riionc I.ansdalo 450
O. W. KETCHAM
llanafactarcr of
Architectural Terra Cotta,
Bricks
Hollow Tile, Etc.
Chas. J. Webb & Co.
Wool
and Cotton Yarns
JIB Chestnut St.. PhlladeTohi.i. Pa.
NAGLE"
STEEL COMPANY
STEEL PLATES AND SHEETS
Pottstown, Pn.
Phila. Office, 1411 Morris BIdg.
JULIAN S. SIMSOHN
An Organization pt
CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
por Technical Operation of Power Plants
Water Purlflratlon Coal Analyses
TwomDusuon
S. E. Cor. Broad and Girard Ave.
THE BALDWIN
LocomotiveWorks
Steam and Gasoline
LOCOMOTIVES
Philadelphia, Pa.
J& INSURANCE
A l.MOST anjr nllht. or even durlni the daj,
roar house may be Tidied. Yon are protected
analnit flrai bnt how about burglnrt?
You cat Jauch at them with one of our polities.
They are not ezpenilve, yet they complete the
protection of your tome, .
Harrils J.Latta
all persons at exposed places to seek
safety In the higher districts of tho city.
At the height of the tidal wave, vir
tually the entire business section was
submerged. The water was about four
feet deep in the lobby of the Nonces
Hotel, and every business house between
the bluff nnd the bay was under water
i from eight to ten feet.
I The work of removing the debris from
'he treetn of the loner portion of the
ciij was ncgun jmieruny, anil nuniireus
of men worked without relief through-.
out tlie day.
floats Utter City Streets
Houseboats. tNbing craft and urert-
,.... m ...e s.reeiM ") '"' tenant who stood beside her at the deck , ' non.ing snort o ..own. gut wi.Ke.i.
Xothing remains on North Heath. theirnil ...,.. Innk(1 t r h, smnrt startThe more t saw. the gladder 1 w, 1
city a bathing nnd pleasure district, ex- for th( ,,, pot nnj rnt(.h , , , ' went over to keep an e,e on mv box.
rept the Inited Htntis marine hospital hoI11(.,-. , ..T,r, , another thing thai was
and one large residence. i ,,.. ,.,,,,, ,. ... ... l... ,i.i..i,i.. .... .u..-.
I ........
i. uuuur nnu ururrni .loscnn i. Hint-
man, commander of the Southern De-
.
. , .. II. .
niiint iaeim.l n nrnolnmntlnn nullliin. ,i.m I
all of the citizens of the state to lend
nssistnnrn to tl.n Btnrm nirpr. Ti,i,
nillinnl U monllnir ,, Uli n .n..r..nn
spouse.
E. R. JOHNSON PLEASES -
nil I n p-r-vRl
An fjpfllM DF WHAR T f)N
ny ULnil Ul UlinillUll
w,, . d t n t D T
Wnarton Barker, U. OT K. IrUS-
tee, Believes Harmony in Fac
ulty Will Be Restored
"A good appointment," i the way
Wharton llarker, a trustee of the t'ni
verity of Penns.vlvanla. today charac
terized the selection of Dr. Emory
Itichard Johnson as the new dean of
the Wharton School.
Sir. Darker was one of the leaders
in the fight against Dr. William Jlc
Clcllnn, former denn, who resigned in
January.
"It gratifies me verv much," con
tinued Mr. llarker. "to have such nil
outcome of the contrnvcrsv nt the t'ni-
facultj. nnd will bring about a great
uplift in the school.
I he prospects nt the University of
Pennsylvania are good this year. So
gient is the new student body that I
scarcely know how- we will care for
them all with our present buildings and
teaching force. A way will be found,
however.
"There are students from all over the
world at Penn this year, especially in
the Medical. Dental and Wharton
Schools. In fact, I believe this is the
largest entering class the Wharton
School has ever known."
Doctor .Johnson, the new dean, has a
national reputation as an expert In
transportation and commerce, which nre
the branches he has been teaching nt
the Wharton School. His appointment
as executive in charge of the school was
nnuounceu ny rrovost Mmith. it is
said to be pleasing to the teaching staff
nnd student body.
Outside of his teaching work Doctor
Johnson has hnd a distinguished career
In public life. He was a member of
the Isthmian Cannl Commission from
181)9 to 1001; between 1004 and 11)05
served under the United States Census
Bureau in the work of valuing the rail -loads
and did important work during
the war with Germany.
WILLIAMS LIVES HERE
Lawyer Mentioned In Mexico Senate
Hearing Is Phlladelphlan
Ira Jewell Williams, mentioned
among others as being in a plot to
cause American intervention in Mex
ico by L. J. Do llekker before n com
mittee of 1'nited States Benntors in
Washington, Is a prominent attorney
anil author of this city. Mr. Williams
characterized De Ilekker's charge as au
"absurd fabrication."
"De Ilekker," be said, "Is merely a
fn froriffi nrnnn rrn nilicf nnd lit isi nn -
cosing people who deal only in fncts
in
an effort to hide his own opera -
tions.
Mr. Williams ndded that De Bekker
formerly was a newspaper man and
Mexican correspondent for a New York
paper. At present, he declared, De
Ilekker is writing a series of articles
for n periodical which was distinctly
pro-German during the war.
SIX HERE GET 33D DEGREE
Philadelphia Masons and 121 Others
In Class Tonight
Six Philadelphians will receive the
thirty-third degree in Freemasonry in
Corinthian Hall, Masonic Temple,
Broad and Filbert streets, tonight.
They arc:
William A. Rhodes. Francis L.
Ilorie, Thomas MtX'onuell, Albert W.
Jarmnn, t'alvin O. Althouse and Thad-
dcus S. Adle.
'Pi.r. will lie 127 Mason. In the
class receiving the degree, the balance
being distributed throughout that part,
of the country cast of the Mississippi
and north of the Mason and Dixon
II
The degree will be conferred at the !
convention of the Supreme Council,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Itite.
Vnrtlw.rn Mason i- Jur sdet on. All
.omh.ro nt the convention nre thirtv-
third degree Masons.
PHOTOPLAYS
H
OWNED AND MANAOKD BT MEMBERS Or
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT KU AUSSi
H1.A1JYS MSML.IK In
THE OIHli WOMAN"
BROAD ST. AUDITORIUM &$
CATHERl.NK CALVERT In
"CAREER OK CATHERINE HUSH"
PFDAR 0TU CEDA" a-venub
EI.SIE FEROUSON' In
"A SOCIETY EXILE"
nt !CCT I1VI MARKET BETWEEN
UL.lOE.UlVl H0TH AND BOTH
DOROTHY fJISH In
"OUT OK LUCK"
CI IDH'k' A 0TH MARKET 8TS.
t,UlU.N.rt MATINEE DAILY
nERSIE RARRISCALE In
"THB WOMAN MICHAEL MAHRtED"
FRANKFORD 4I1S onD
CATHERINE OALVEriT la
'THH CAREER OF CATHERINE BUSH"
JEFF.ERSON
S4TII AND DAOTOTN
BTS. MAT,. DAILY
MOTHER BRINGS SOLDIER SON
HOME SAFE FROM FRANCE
Didn't Trust French Girls With Their Tight Shirts and Bare
Logs, So Arkansas W oman
New York. Sent. 1ft.-
Arnold, of Aikndelphia,
a sigh of relief when
An.U tl.,.1 .... . I... II..1...1 ...
Linn urn u n l ii-i iiui'vnvii nvi
I ToMordny.
iii ..
Rinc n, thp ;, nfVVtrnpnTiiK "irs't lieu-
.,n. iim im i np nprpn in iia inn nil r
...i....i , .,
'H ri 1 unrn uiinin ni r n r n a ntr. ihni inn
XMtli Kleld Artillei' was
leave
Kr" ''' 'ut'enan, 11. II. Ar-
nold -he left the Arkadelphia home-
"'' "J ,,l,e,f'rp f, ''" f,,J ! r
-n l liil'ler and alnrted for Ku
"
, '" i''P ",' "-" """ Bordeaux,
"n" " " " "'ere that Mrs. Arnold took
lll '" r nliodl'
lie also Msiteil I'r.ris.
,
na the Dresses Tlip Wear!"
rhank ffoo(luos. wo'h l,fMm,, n
ll'T fir t t (MIltlH'tlt til tlw rpimrtptN "1
- .-. ............ .
telt i-afo for n single, solitary
","mMo "''lie m hnv wns with those
''"'"'1' f"'k. 'speilnll the guN.
"Now. I've g0) three girls of my own.
"'"' theie are plenty of neighbor girls
d'm'n Aikndelpbin n. and all I've got
to sn.i is that we don't mise 'em like
iiie no in i-mine. 1 he 1 leiifli girls
don't gel the good, stint moral tiain
HEIRS TO MOVE TODAY
IM DADTHI 1AJII I CinUT
ill unil UL WILL I IUI I I :
-
Daughters, Virtually Disitlher-
-
ited, Must Give Reasons for
Attack on Testament
DNpo-jltion nf tlip $."!.(i(in,Ono rtnto
of Henry WpHhiiiih Itnrtnl. late "iignr
inngnnlp ntul rnllmnd innn hingm upon
tho filitiR today of n iintilmn liv hU
clRiiRliti-rs KcttiiiK forth rcnxiin- wlij his
will should not he ndmittei to probate.
The will innkex the Frnnlilln Inxt i -
tutc. of this pity, priuoipal Iej;ntei,
at the f.aiiie time virtuallt disinheiitiiiR
Mrs. .Inme M Fahr, of Wilkes
Hnrre. and Itnroness Katherinne ile
Monolos, ilaiiRhterR. When the will
vni-. oii-jinnlly Kiibmitteil for probate.
roiini'l for the daughters stated that
the instrument would be contested mi
the grounds that Mr. Ilnrtol had "in
sane delusions" legardlng his daugh
ters, nnd further, that the home of the
testator wns Paris, France, nnd not
Philadelphia.
Iteccntly. upon the npplir.it Ion of the
Franklin Institute, the register of wills
grnnted a citntion upon the two daugh
ters to file petition for au issue, t-ct -ting
forth the rensons for the contest.
The citation is returnable today.
Should the Franklin Institute fninll
receive the legacy accorded to it under
the will, an institute for electrical re
search, patterned after the Mellen In
(titiite of Pittsburgh, will be estnb
lished by it.
CALLS BARBER STRIKE WON
Everything but Closed Shop Is Con
ceded, Declares Men's Leader
Anthony fireco, president of the
Master Iiarbers' Association, an
nounced today that demands of the
striking barbers had been conceded,
with the exception of the recognition
of a closed shop, nnd that the barberH
would he dealt with individually nnd
not as a union.
The members of the Master RarherR'
Association offer the striking hnrhero
the following concensions : A minimum
salary of $-." per week and 50 per cent I
of the money taken in on their chair
during the week in excess of $o0, and
a ten -hour day.
A meeting of the lirotherhood of
Journeymen Harbeis was held last
i "'R'11- -""- -,'t""; V "".
nnnounceu wiui up uuiu mm iiigui an
of the master barbers had agreed to
the terms of the strikers, with the
exception of two which control the
largest shops in the city.
LEGION POSTSCAMPAIGN
Effort Being Made to Sign Up
Former Service Men
Kxeepting for the sixty -five posts of
the American Legion in this city, every
post of the organization of returned
soldiers, sailors and marines in the
state yesterday began a membership
drive to till Pennsylvania's nuotn of
"8,5-0 toward the national enmpaign
for 1,000,000 members.
The Philadelphia units will conduct
their membership campaign on an
elaborate scale in this city next week.
The campaign will continue all of
this week Karh of the 2."3 posts out-
side of the city lins arrangeti n meet-
ing or meetings to be held during the
week nnd iu each the membership haH
been constituted a working committee
on new members. I lie campaign has
been simplified to the basis that if
every present member brings in three
tiew members during the campaign
Penns.Wvania will easily pass the
H'."" """ ,u .",CM"' ""!':
l Williamsport
I'oM No. I is the
largest in membership at the present
I time.
PHOTOPLAYS
T
R
II IIMRH FRONT ST. 4 UIKAKD AVE.
jwiiiuv Jumt
mbo Junction on Frankford "L
CHARLES RAY In
"THE IJL'SHER"
I rr 1ST B2D AND LOCL'BT STREETS
"vwui Mala 1.B0.3 SO. Kff,
1.3 SO. Kir.H:0 to Jl.
CREIOHTON HALE In
"THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR'
NIXON B2D ?,??"
TAYI.OR HOLMES In-'
"THREE BLACK ETES"
DADli' Rldia Ava and Dauphin St.
rAlrv Mat .':15 E(0;3toli.
EARI.i; WILLIAMS In .
"A ROQUE'B ROMANCE"
DIVOI I B2D AND 8ANSOM 8TS
WVULI MATINEE D
DAILY
MABEL NORMAND In
"Ull'KISI"
CTD A MH OERMANTOWN AVE.
9 1 rNrtlNU" AT VENANGO
WAi.i.Acn nr.m in
"THE VALLEY OV THE QIANTa
WEST ALLEGHENY Stt.d
Atltfhtnr
: :
MAST PfCKeXmn In
a0y.Lq;s lQ8'
Sailed to I'rnlrrt Her liny
-Mr. VV. H.,lng ne give our daughters, nud the
Ark . heaved i consequence is their men folk don't re
the transport, . ,,
:.-1el",t ""'"
Ami tho cirMf ther ar! I,nrnls
tiltin' T'iA ifftn ftn In 1'nriu titfVi tlmtt
,,'n, 'M '" "",1 balc lfE- nll'I
utiw. if. ill iiu.i in iiiiiiiwiik. iiiiu 111111 .
n... .i :. ti... ,..-,... 1....1 .1,.:-
1 in- 1111 11 . 1 ill 111 1 11 i"in 1 u 11
clothes, and nu hotly that knows nnt
"" nt all known boiling ,. the , ,
t ing that II k.ll genus ,n H,r
',,",,M I
A, my Spoils Table Manners
"Then, the ruling i another thing
I ate with tin- bo? s. and I nmt m
.t.M )...... ... i... :i. mac t.nni.
,, ,,, , U;, r,i n.,r ..Irl nlnm
umiin'itiinp,tiniti"""",'-l-i ,
tl)p enn Hml to sit down likp n Ininrli
nlH uiM 1iulinn U rnnncli to .nnll nil
t.n ..,,! ml.ln mnnnaro thitit ninlliprn
mv p,iriri I n III T lllltllll' I ' i .... . ,
tnucht 'em
"The beds nre not right, either. A
ho wants n nft. comfoitable bed. like
he has nt home, not a bnrd cot. It's
no wonder the soldiers nre hoinesiik.
The sonnet the bring till of them oil!
of those foreign pnrls the better it'll be
for their health, anri their morals, ioo.
That's nil I've got to say."
KERMIT Roosevelt named
Son of Late Colonel I Officer of
Shipping Company i
Captain Kermit Roosevelt, sou of .
rnlonel lloosevelt, has been made sec-
!...........
retary or tne American Ship ana Loin-
merce Corporation. I
Announcement of his appointment ,
was contained in a statement issued by ,
Chandler A Co.. bankers, of this city. '
The statement sas:
"Captnin Hnoseeit has accepted ap-
pointment as secretnrv of American
Ship nnd ('on)merce Corporation In I
ndditiou to his duties as secretary of.
the holding cninpatn. Captain Moose
velt will be actively identified with
the business of its shipping subsidinr ,
"::LnVZr""-':.
lllir-(ilt(l nil 1(1 11 nil 1 I'lllllR'li r v ui
poration was recently formed ! In this
city to bring together large shiphuild
ing nud ocean steamship companies
under one management.
Philip F. Young Funeral Today
The Maritime Kichange will be closed
today from II a. in till noon, the time
of the funeral of Philip Kendall Young,
who was vice president and for sixteen
years a director of the exchange nnd
Philadelphia manager of the Interna
tionnl Mercantile Mnrine. Mr. Young
died Wednesday on the steamship Ad
rintic while returning from Liverpool
This Oil
Heater will
save coal
Buy an oil heater now nnd
you can put off starting the fur
nace. This will mean a consider
able savins on your coal bill
And besides they are so conven
ient for frivingadded comfort in
the dead of winter.
The Barter Ideal
has a one piece brass
tank, all vulnerable
parts cast iron, heavily
nickel plated. Guaran
teed smokeless and
.odorless. The heater
'that will last a gen
eration.
Many deiignt to aefeef
from, $6.35 and up.
Other noliti fSSS up.
Headq.u.aitar tor Oa niiurei, txta-
friaarators, Oas or Slaotiio Seating
Stovea.
ARCH-
STREETS
All 1 ISth Morrli A Iaarunk A.
Alnamura Mai uaiisui 2. kk u.is ak
(. HARI.KS HAY In
THB K(KI-t 11 ME WALLOP'
nni 1 r 6-T) 1 IIIOMPION' STfe
ArULLU MATINEE DAILY
IOI A IJNA ill
THH Mli'KOIli:
ADPAHIA CHESTS LT Uelon 10TII
AKCAU1A 10 m tnii.inr. m
BII.LIF. IIFRKE In
"THE MISLEADING WIDOW'
Ol I It?OIDr BROAD STREbT AND
tJLUt.tSIKL' SI HQl EIIANNA A E
ANITA STEWART In
MARY Hl.liAS
Broad A Snyder ia
KKUAU WrtI 1' (I 45 A II I'. M
ELSIE FKROI'SON In
' WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE
r A DITil ' MARKET STREET
CArllUL m a m ton up
WALLAC E IIKID in
. THE VALLEY OP HIE U1A.NTS"
-,,-.. (-iKIIAl Utn Maplenood Kvt
COLONIAL 2 1.1 and 8.15 P M
r.FIlM.DIM: FARHAR In
"THE WORLD WD ITS WOMAN"
riHIDDirCC MAIN ST. MANAYFNK
EMPRtOa MATINEE DAILY
MACK SEN.VETT'S
HATHIN-O OIRLS
FAIRMOUNT .AT.'L'A.iV
LILA LEE In
"THE HEART OF YOl'TH
I7AIII V THEATRE-iait Mark.t St.
rAMlLl, HA M to Mldnljht.
OLIVE THOMAS In ,
"UPSTAIRS AND DOWN
CiLT'LJ CT THEATRE -Rolow Spruce.
JO 1 ri O 1 . MATINER DAILY
EDMUND IIREESE
"THE MASTER CROOK '
FRANKLIN
THIRD FIT.WATER
OKU.4.V UVSIC
r w nntFFITII 8
"HEARTS OFTHB WORLD'
GREAT NORTHERN "TiTtfS?
NAEIMOVA In
"THE RED LANTERN"
IMPCD1AI OtlTH t WALNUT 8TS.
IIYlrPiKIAL. Mata, Stsn. Ktii,Tat.
nvaimmn rmnlR In
I JBHL
Jsffifilfo.
;- v
PH11ADELPHIA
lthNWOKAItbt-
and y
piiiiTori.ws
PHOTO Pt iYJV
THBU X
( jSw )
COMPANY r J
AvOylMERICA
''TH Wo4lJ AKfli ITS WOJUJr
I
BY FALLING ROOF
Policeman and Woman Are Also
Hurt at 22d and Oxford
Streets Blaze
4 HORSES IN STABLE LOST
Ten fiiemen nre in hospitals torla
MlfTcring from inimies lereived when a
loof fell while the weio fighting fire
In a group of tun buildings extend
ing from Itldge avenue to Twentv-ec
ond street, nhoie Oxford street. Inst
night.
Two other jiet.onv. n wonmn nnd a
polieeman wem tsken to hospitals dur-
' - ,-'- ,,,
",,,., ,,,. ,pnmomllnd
to about snn.nnti
The buildings w.re occupied hv
harles II Lnnguipp. .lealer In nav ,
and feed. Tin- fire stai ted In the stable i
tiiul emend to tlip lnft . reuchitic the
hai before the fitemen nrnveil It i
- - , ,
"'Ip '"' v l"t tlint it vn ihfli'-ull
to nnnrnntb thn buiUlmirp. '
Alinilt I u Ptit tirnnrtt uppp vtnilfllllC 1
........ ... ..-. ...-..,
in the buihling nt litis North Iwenl
'second street, when the innf fell upon1
them. Ten were injured -everely ennugb
to he taken to hospitals. OUierswere
slightlv bruised and burned Among
'the injured were Lieutenant (Jeorgn i
f Sidcon. Tiuek Companv 14; .lohn 'Mn '
,jl. Tiuck Company .'(4; Krnuk l.n.ver
Kiigine Company -7 : Morton Watkin.
I.ngiue Companv 27; William Smnrt
Truck Compniiv 1 ; Prank Smith, Ti in k
'imipaiiv 14. I'redenck AVnrner. Tiuck
Companj I : Walter Smart, Truck Com
pnuy 14 Wlnfield Ronner, Truck Com
pany 14: Kugene llrtidder. Truck Com
rany (.
Mrs. Helfn McKadden. of 1802 Inger-
Soil btreef n Viz. iTU.rt..PA tl.n i nn.l
. , . ' -..w... .... .... ......
"V""'1 m. I1"' n,nrm- hecame hysterical
wh'I' w''nB for the firemen and wa
,'n '" n hospital.
' ntro,n?nnJ 'H''r "'ker. of the
Iwentv third district, stepped on a nail
wh"' ,lr,P'nK 'he tiie fighters. He was
'icnted at St. Joseph's Hospital.
- - -
J. J. FITZGERALD & CO.
MANUFACTURERS
itn rir. r,u. inning,
I Wall I'opiwr
amay products
M.:. no:... -j u l
SC0ND & BUT
' """
PA.
Classic and Modern
Stvler in
METAL CEILINGS
iiJIDEWALLJ
f PENN METAL COMPANY lA
Manufacturers of Sheet Iron
and Steffi Building Material
J5ffi & Wharton Strcetr.Phila
HBBaHHOHDBWB
I MI'Mi
'" SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Voice Culture
Choral Club
Pria.t- i-pon for ight inglnic and nrn
i Iztnff nndfr th direction of Frank dpi,bv
i uni Howard Grv Pupllfl nre taupht to
1 'n In public and for hom rntrtalnmnf
If you hB an' music in our otc. It uilf
b-nffit u to dekip It
1 ModTHT" ffffl
Siui fur i atalogu
Y
Central Branch. 1421 Arch Street
CoNSEisroRrySusic
35th ar. IndlMul Instruction. Per
onal Supervlilon All brant hea, theoret
ical and applied. A school of Puhllc Per.
formane. Tenchern Normal Training
rourae. Public School Music buprlalon.
Complete Military Hand Dept Degrees
ronf erred. Two complete Pupils Sym
phony Orchestras Reciprocal ItelatJom
with Univ. of Pa. Dormitories for
women Year Hook Free
Gilbert Rnynoldit Comix, Director
Offices, Studios, Dormitories E.-oa 1 1 Reed
T
EN F REMEN HUR
I
dfW
WBIIIBH"
PHOTOPLAY
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for the thcatie
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Company of America.
I FADFR 11yT LA.NCsn:il AE
L-CAVL-'IrN MM'I.N'KE DA1L
F.LSIE ri:rtiU"ON In
' V MilTETY EXILE"
L IBFRTY u"OA" coi.iMniA av. ,
L.IOCrN i I .MATINEIJ DAILY '
FI1A.NCI4 HCSllMAN- In
' DARIN'O HEARTS I
333 MARKET 0bgB,To 'fHp
Dl'STIN- FARVCM In
'A MAN S FIHHT -
MODEL -'5 h, J', '
Orrhestra
I In II
U illl I I I i U'.S
HIIAHTS OK TIIK VtHlT.D '
OVERBROOK WB VAVE".-p
EMMY WE11LEN B
"THE IIKLLE OF THE SEASON '
PALACE U'14 S,'UKP' "TUECT
l-.rKl-. in A M toll IS P At
TOM MOORE In
'I.ORD AND I.ADV AIX1T
PRINCFSS 1018 MARKCT STREET
rrvii'Mvc3o .siia M.iii:inr
EMMY WE1ILEN In M
A FAVOR TO A KIIIK.VD"
RIAI TO "ERMWTOWV AVE
llt-l-,lKJ AT TI I.I'EIIOCKE:
V 8T
lAi.r. n mi 1. 1 1 1, in
"THE POl'R KLl'SHER
RFP.PMT AnK!ST ST Il.low ITTIf
lLiUL.n I n M to 1 1 I M
MITCHRLI. LEWIS In
FOOLS ISOLD"
RI IRY MARKET bT IIKIX1W 71 H
rN''t- IM II to 11 13
P M.
i.ii.a i.i.k in
"TIIE HEART Q.F YOl'TH
J- VUl 8 A M TO M1D.NIG
IIESSIK I.OVK In "1IU
HT
'OVER THB UARDF..N' WAI I
TANl FY MABKET AROVK I8TH
3 l MlNl-n. I 11 ISA M tH IIW-.M
MART PIOKKORD In ",,JU
"THB HOODLUM."
VIPTORIA MARKST ST. AB. 9TH
WOLVKSi Of TUB WIOHT"
EDUCATIONAL
Hold Viw
THE DREXEL INSTITUTE
EVENING SCHOOL
Registration
Every Day and Evening This Week
Classes begin September 22d
Engineering, Secretarial, English,
Spanish, Mathematics, Domestic
Science and Arts
32d and Chestnut Sts.
ALL CLASSES
OPEN SEPT. 22
REGISTER NOW
All department!! open September
22, morning, afternoon and evening
sessions. Highest grade instruction
in all lines. Apply at once for
assistance in planning a course.
Write, phono or call today for
catalog K.-23.
Phone Diamond 631
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY"
I'llllRdelplilH
WANAMAKER .
INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES
X. yv Cornfp 53d nnd Walnnt Strfftf
Begin Sept. 18, and End April 0
Tuition Cost for the Period
Dranlnt $ 8.00
ralnHn oil. water and rhlna.... 13.00
KnslMi Lanxnaen , 14. 0ft
French or Spanish ,... 16.00
riano or Violin 28.00
RnocmphT heitlnnpr-i 21.00
Htfnocraphj ndrancetl 14.M0
Txiwwrlllnr onlj 14.00
flookkerplnr 21.00
llookltctplnr, Htrnocrapfar and
Tjpowrltlnc comblntd 27.00
Flllni and Indttlnr 10.00
Rnlnfaa KnKllnh 14.00
HuNlnfrm Arlthmftla 12.00
Ffnmnnuhlo KM
rnrrmpfindenrc ., 8.00
Pithllr Hrhool ffirrfrntra 1B.00
FnMIr Srtool Illiterate 1R.00
Frlntlnc is.00
Rfiil Kfitntf and ConTeranrlntr .... 1ft. 00
rubllc SneuUlnc: (for mtn) IB. 00
Art Needlework and Crorhetlnr ... 0.00
Cookery and I)omettle Hclenca .... IK. 00
nrf'AirifcMnK or Mlltlnerr 17.00
Arrniteeiurni urawinp ana open
flrnttonii ....
MerhnnlrHl Drawlni
Tttne Print Hradlnc for raerhanlra.
FnfrrtTlnjr
tVarrh nnd Clork Making and n
natHnc TVIfrrnnhT
ia.no
ln.nf
is.on
14.04
S4.00
1.1.00
1. 0
Spring (.arden Institute
"The School of Results"
Hrnad nnd Pprlna Ciard'n Sts Phlla
Srclal HAY t lass!.. 0 to 3, In
ART, ELECTRICITY AND
AUTOMOBILE
IhormiKh course In free hand draw
itip book lIUHttti'ion. eti
A nln innnthn (nurnq in p1ai(ii
ll v both tlieorefir and prrt'tmal
ino mtmiha oure in uro in
chunlc repair shop t xperleucc.
Here In ft iharwe to fit ourelf to
tiik MdiaiitHRe f the wonderful nppor
t until-a for te hub ., Ih tr lined men
Night 1ue
Inrtilne Shop Kleitrlritr Applied
PrartUe lei Ii.. Freehand
Mnrhlne hop X Architectural
Math. Dniwlnir
Pattern shop Ilook Illustration
Print Ice rllhnietlp.
ntnrnoIille F.lec. Msehra nnd
Merit. (inetry
Krentlon.il KauliueH and l.uw nlen
Ml liihnea Open Sfpteinher ;
eiul for UnoUlet I!nrull now
THE cost of entering business un
prepared is far greater than the
cost of thoroughly prepaiing for
business.
COURSES
I Vnr yniinc men' lltiiliiffm XilmlnN-
' trntlon. SuIfHtn.inr.hlii.
j For .run ii sr wuntfii: ,( rettirhil. Mmrl
1 hnnd nnd T pr rltlnjt.
Send for 55th Year Book
PEIRCE SCHOOL
of Business Administration
Pine Street Welt of Broad
merit n'a Fnrrninat
neoa flioul
Stray cr's Business College
Philadelphia' Greatest Busineu
School
Call, U'Htr or phnnr for full particular
STRAYER'S
1807 Chestnut St. Phone. Walnut 384
Our traduatea are In constant demand lor
Kood'DailnE Doaltlona QreK Shurthanrf.
tha eaay, apfedy otm. Complete buslneaa
and aecretarlal couraea Day and Nlgti.
Claaaes Ititenatve tralnlni Enroll
any time. Call or wrlta for fu 1
partiruiara una catalogue.
phila. ni'siNi:sN fiii.i.rnp.
V9 and Co.leffe of Conuuen.
1017 meatnui ni.. I'niiuueliilu.i. !
Bl'KIMi (AIIDL.N I.NslULlE
Arti. Mechanlca, Mectrlclly. Aulomobiu
Clasata rommenc Sept 22 Enroll now banl
for booktat Droad and Sprlne Garden ata
' ou nc Wimen niid (Jlrla
FRIENDS'
CENTRAL
SCHOOL SYSTEM
rite for Year Hook and Hates
rilAm.RH TII'KTON W I.MI. ITlnrliml
J6th A Rate Hf. Philadelphia. Klementary
school in uinereni J'aria or in ivity
Reopenw Ninth Month 23rd
The Gordon-Roney School
For C.Irls. 4111 Harare. Htreet
Genera) and Collet; Preparatory Poursea.
Hoof garden and flyni.
wns iwwriT, jt-rm.
MUs WhartoaVSchooI
llllai
MIGHT T?n. I
SCHOOL erTnd- I
r u will iuii k! train vou for 3 H
ASrV , im-ll'i in a liank nr husu . s M
Mf , m . , - !. .tfiHphei honkK'fper n D
H nun mi or foi --i 1 ri rial work I i S
nt 1,11. wur nt irnl iiln jtr v ln th H
ffl ,((i si t ,i(t- (if uir fa 1 t itN Mtifl P
ffl in ri 1 'tl'i .i nut trp( 1 . U
m j",KnteCtXs5S,wr u
Until S,m
University Training
AT YOUR HOME
IN SPARE TIME
Thornnch, practical work,
siitlni: much time and moner.
flr.iup of ue" nnd hlth nchool
imrhirs hme Irncsligalcd educations!
opportunities mid are. prepared 16 sunelt
the be.t training rnuiees in
ACCOUNTANCY
EXPORT TRADE
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
for hu north-while people
narihinB hlBher than re.ldent courses.
md for Information without obturation.
LYNNE K. LEWIS
SIS Land Title Building
Hpnif 52.0
FRIENDS' SELECT abchooi tor-
Tb. FuinM'bHii andBlJthan8U.lrtl,
, Qinw Ninth Month 22d
I AAT AND TKXTIXaK HCnoOLa of th.PtniU
eylvanla Mu-eum and School of Induitriat
Art, Droad and Pine Strti. Open 8tptm
btr22d Circulars on requeit!
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS'
SCHOOL I"n" Sept' -2- A '" caa-
rlcs for nirnmt rollers propar
lory pupIIk. Stanley It Yarnall. Principal.
$4
Night School &?
Rhorthnnd. Knellnh Penmanahts
l'At.Airrt Priinotl w.iothm.
IntlnR Mm nnd nyn .
The Episcopal Academv
Juniper and Locuat St.
I'Ol XDED irj
rOMPIi:Tn Hnd thorough
training for loy from six
jpara of ngo to collrtte,
I'ndpr ejtperloncpd nnd suc
cessful masters an all-round
dee!opnicnt of the boy H th
Mle purpose and object of
the Academv Provision Is
made fur tha rellRlouq. Intal-
leriuai. moral ana physical
ell-belnK of each boy
A BbPClnl courae for boa nnt rnln.
to collecc Wood-worklnir and man
ual trnlnlne Munlcal laatructlon and
orcheBtra unclfr direction of Mr. N.
j.lndffn r.ordn. Director of tha
Alendclasonn Hub uoxlnf and phy
sical training under Prof. Wm. J.
liprrmjinn
Tie.. I'lilllp J. Slflnmetr. Jr..
S.T.I)., llenclnmnler. ..Ml lie at
Hie Arailemy on and nfler Sept.
At ll. ICefrUtera ninlled on applica
tion, srlnnila open. I'pper. Sept.
IHtli ; Middle. 1 UI Ii ; Lower SZd
William Fcnn Charter School
No. 8 South Twelfth Streot
PHILADELPHIA
Found 1 in ltibl und chartered bf WtllUm
Prnn on the fame day as the ctty of Fhllft
dnluhta. The Venn Charier School has nnalo
talnd an uninterruptfa corporate eilitenc.
Durlng the past 44 year p. the school ha
eradutpd or non pupiu. of whom more
than 1200 haic continued their etudlea In a
pc ore of unlverHitif and professional acbools.
The unusual propoitlon of alumni who hav
taken one or more nnlversltv di:reei U due
ltrcely to eharjrteT and permanence of
the tearhlnc niarf 1 umber'nc oer SO mem
hers Of thepe the SiX senior membere hT
plven to thn school an average term ot
eervtce of i'fl par. Kor three years thr
have been no changes In the ntaff, save ad
dltlons to meet the reoulrementn ot Increae
d nrolImf-nt which has already taxi
tr rnrarMy the new hulldtni: added to equip
ment last er. Marnlflcent ulaylna flaldt
of 22 a-rfi uffiird frmTI facilities for tb
exTrlse of a school of BOO.
Th- 211st iwr heln- September 2.trd.
The Proipectu for inin-20 la rady for d'e
trlbutlon. rtulldlnn9 are open fur Inspection
and clusKinrat'on nf pjplt pt-rr.hr Oth.
KICIIAKH MnTT nrMUFRC, rh. D.
nrxDAfxiTrn
h
JL SCHOOL SYSTEM
A rite for Y'Hr Hook Hnil Itates
(IIMtl.KS IUKTON VI.SII, I'rlnclpal
15th & Knre M.. Dilldtlelphla. Klementary
Sihoola in IinrM Parts of the City.
IlHnrtn N'lnrh Month 21rd
S.ITH timt .md mon'X Sfivue the Beat,"
t'ommprcml Coursri frhanic Art I.an
Riiag-ps Sairam-tnshlp Puhlic p aklnif liklt,
Germantown Y. M. C. A.
fiKII) (ttTinutiluun Ar.. rnllnilrlphU
' THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
SLIlnUL 01' MIXIIAMC AKTS
Drattlnf:. Math. tnatKi., Mpctianle.
NWM. ARUHTIXTrRE
p" --v VIT 1 Spynth 8L
RTI VKNH
riirllrit
SCIIIIDI. FOR (ilRLS. til N,
vf . C.rrmntovn. tlprna spt. SS.
II h-l .N I T HILL. FA.
Chestnut Hill Academy
KT. MAKTIN. CIIKTNUT IIILLFA.
Preparatlun for college An Ideally focte4
country day and boarding; school for boy.
Esperlallv mu rht-i lor fiv-oay boarders
JIiBh Mtandirds of rrholar-htp. Unexcelled
thlcttc ptiulpment Including three playing
flds tvmnnilum nvlmmlnz pool and recre
atlon huMdlnp; Tten' n September
Catalopn-" 'n pnpiirtlnn
is mi:mohim
M' itPHV - In sad nd I tnir remem
.ri.it f I l.i.rv A MlKriiY who died
. P'ember 1 .1010
Mslf MANr' VN1 'HlDREN.
Beatfig
nIs sent n
WIM.IAM E , huw
Il'lutlve" and frlenda.
naiKl or l'irv XU.ni
f' l'' ri" ,"s- ' ,, 9
intip. HhII nf (Vntintlta' I.
K T IVrtioa Trlt N'n 12 1
k or renna.t
lOtltte So, 169.
inn order Htc
Mn Tycoon ,sm ul f 5th and Columbia
ii miti) to fun-ral frlis irl. - p.
ni . !:. Diamond st Int N Cedar Hill
Vii Ut-inaiiiK niv he icwed Thuis b to
10 30 n m uto fimor.ii
I.1,KX Sept 14 I.YI'IA A wlfa of
1 (. N A lrii ItflativfM Hnd friends In
Uii io ttt r it Tuea X n m BS8 N.
lilth ft Int IlrldKetmi. N J Wed, 10
u ni
ANION Sept M. I.OIUSK .lO.SKPHINC
widow of Jacob K Anton Itelatlves tnd
friends invited io perlee Wed i! p. m.,
rt04i Christian st lit private West Laurel
Hill m
APPI-i: -Sept Ki KPIfRAIM Y hus
I tnd of AravetH K Aplf aaeri 84 UIay
tiveii wnd friends im-mb ra of Produc Ex
thause incited to funeral services Wed ,
3 p m funeral a part ment a of Harold B.
Mullfsau l)ih t Hnd tjrmantawn ave, JnL
private HilNlde fern
AHDIN-Sr.pt 14 Ull'18 r son of Wil
liam and Hrtdei Ardln Ulalhes and
friends Ar hbinhon Rvan Ca I hollo Asaa..
invited to funerat Thurs 8 a m resldenr
of parents Hi n h r.mn si Noiemn hUh
requiem mass Church of tha Most BlersM
, w rament u a m mi Moiy vrosa Cera.
AUlo arl'e
Hl'n nPi
13 IIORACR H. hu.Mnd
nt Emma Ilaua. RrlaJJua and frlrnda !
ltrd to Maw r.rnatriMaawi.. s to 10 t, to ,
XI 05 N. SS'h.'iVV! "rvlcaa Thura,!
II ,. m. mntfirtMml I'arla... RaaMair
Pa, Int Aul Viri, Om Tfaio..la'
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