(Kjru'icp EVENING PUBklO iLEDGER-PJHIL'ADELPHIA, ERIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1919 13 The Testing of Julia Grant toy HAZEL DBVO HATCIIELOK CorirleM, tilt, 1V Pubm ledger Co. HEAD THIS FIIIST Julia (irniit, n nitiet sort of girl, ot nn unusual tpe of bcnuty, Iw lirm cncnEcd to Lnii Carson uba'ly n H nnp. ulipn mIio linfrlim to WorrV about n Htradil riowIiir imliffcicnw on Ills H inrt The ucildiliK (Into hns born ti but three weeks before sbe can Rtanu the agony 110 longer and decides to ii-dt him what It wrong. Klnally, .lulin wrings from Dan the admission that lie no longer loves her Hint there U home one else. .Although completely flushed, she lirmely lenounces her claim nnd returns the engagement ling At the breakfast table tlie next morning with n himple statement of the truth .lulla breaks the news to her family. THKN STAKT TII13 STOKY ANY one who can appreciate the. sensitive nature of n girl like Julia will understand what she suffered In the days that followed. The family meant to be kind, but their treatment of her nlmnst amounted to ngon. with Julia. She neer came to the table to eat a meal but she left their pitying ryes upon her. She never entered a liinin where her mother mid father and perhaps l.ucy had been talking without lntanth encountering silence so pro found that she could not heip knowing that the comersntion had been about her It was a great disappointment to the firnnts and a humiliation ns well. They hadn't planned a large wedding, for which Julia wns grateful, but, as It was. the news had to bo told to plenty of friends, who, In turn, gossiped and con jectured as to the cause. It was a time of undeserved suffering for Julia, and the lna"ctlon o her Ufo made it worse than it would have been if she had been forced to give her thoughts to some hard work. It was Lucy's private opinion that Julia lacked some of the "pep" that she herself possessed in such great abundance. "Julia is too reserved." she would say to her mother, and Mrs. Grant, j lnundr man, recently went away, leav who understood Lucy nnd stood in awo lug n notice for patrons to drop laundry of Julia, would agree with her. Bothj through nn opening in the door. Most Jdrs. Grant nud Lucy thought it strange, everybody did. thnt Julia did not confide in cither ofj A week or so later, when Mock Sing them. Aside from her confession at the i failed to open up, Chief of Police Smiley breakfast table thnt morning, Julia had, was notified, nnd entered the shop, said nothing nt nil. The family knew On the table lay n note thnt said, ".Me no more nbout it than Julia hud fiiui-IR0 way. No come back." inea up tor mem in mai Dnei state ment: "Dan is in love with another woman." Lucy thought, "I wonder who it is." Mrs. Grant thought, "She can't be as splendid ns our Julia,'" nnd Mr. Grant, if be thought anything, felt sorry for his tall, silent dnughter. Hut inasmuch ns there had been u certniu diffidence between himself nnd the girls since they hnd grown to womanhood, he never even told Julia ho was sorry, nnd she was mpre grateful for thnt than he loaJizcd. Julia's thoughts went over the ground agnin nnd pgniu. Deeper than the in tense Elow to her pride wns the thought Hint in some way she had failed with Dnn She had failed to hold him nnd niiy woman who cannot hold her man above all before marriage is not worthy of nuy grcnt trust. But how had she failed? What wn3 lacking in her thnt this other womnn possessed? Thnt Dan wns utterly infatuated with this other woman Julia knew quite well. His ntti lude in telling her the other night had more than convinced her of thnt fact, lie wuh possessed by her, willing to, go to any lengths to get her. Julia thought in these, moments of introspection that if she knew the other woman she could ')t possibly suffer ns she was suffering now when she was entirely in the dark. After n week of this intense brooding lulia had dark circles under her eyes. She was wandering around in n morass of feeling and not seeing her way clear to anything. She fought shy of all her friends and took solitnry wnlks, nlone with her thoughts. She was feverishly eager for the wedding day to come and go. She felt that after that she could begin to live agnin. The day that Julia was to have been married, dawned gray and with a driz zling rain splashing agaiu&t the window panes. Wet as it was, after breakfast she buttoned herself into her rnlnrnnt nnd went out. Lucy, lounging in a I locker in her mother's upstairs sitting 100m, heard the door slam nnd looked out o see Julia 'walking down the street. -:' Lucy's eyes filled with tears in spite of herself. "It's Julia!" she exclaimed. Mrs. Grant sighed. "It's so bad for her to brood like this." There was bilencc for a moment be- eaeily digested "always fresh" From Grove to Can to You 1919 Pressing Sold Everywhere I'lloroi'l.AlM THEATRES Owned and Manaacd by JUembers ot file United Uiliibltora' .oilullon A I IDHD A vaa uutMANiowN ave. AUOVC DIAMOND ST. Hill IMVAHAliut XA.IJIUA 'Ult! HUD I.ANTJJHN" BROAD ST. AUDITORIUM ,2E,5 UHYANT WAHIIDUIIN In "i.ovb i.Naun.!Ncn" CT IDd'A UTH t MAHKKT STS. E.Ulxn.Krt rATiNi:i: uaiiy MAHT IMC'KFORD In daddy I.ONO ui:as" JEFFERSON Z Til AMrUAUPHIN STK MAT. DA11.V NA.IUOVA In TIIK USD I XNTKHN" P ARfcf rtlDUB AVE. A DAUPHIN AT. NORMA TAr.MAnOE In "TOP AVAY OP A WOMAN" CI tcrl ItTU A MM A 17th n4 . POMFEIAN OLIVE OIL jUUvyuMinmin .smhannaJ THE INfOMPARXBrj! NAEJMOXLL 1- ' I i fore I,ucy spoke ngaln and then she aid Impulsively. "Mother, we haven't spoken of Julia's part In this at nil. What do you think of it?" "Julia's part. 1 didn't think she had anything to do with It." "Don't jou think she's too good for a man like Dan Carson, don't you think if she had been n little more hu man she would have held Mm?' "Why, Lucy (Iraut, I don't know whnt you're talking nbout." Lucy wagged her blonde head safely. "O. jes jou do, mother. You know Julia, she has ideals about life nud things like that, and I imagine Dan Carson hnd rnther a hard time living up to them. You know a man likes to be approached on his own plane. Julia expects too much from a man. lie feels it an effort to -have to live up to her continually. Now I'm not nearly as good-looking ns Julia, but T could have held Dan Carson better tlinn she did, because I don't expert so much." Lucy's tone was so confident that it carried conviction with it. but Mis Grant defended Julia resoluleh. "If a woman has to loe ideals in order to hold n man these dajs, he doesn't amount to much: that's all I have to say. Julia was much too good for Dan Carson, and I don't like to hear you talk that way, Lucy, it sounds dreadful." "Iiut you know it's the truth, i mother; a man likes a woman to be irtuous, but it bores him if she is too aw fully good." (An old friend starts Julia on ft new career. ) SOILED COLLARS IN STYLE Departure of Lone Chinese From Gettysburg Brings Out Old Shirts Gettysburg, Ta., Sept. 20. Gettys- burg's Intest style is a soiled collar nnd n wrinkled shirt. Mock Sinn. GettVsburc's lono Chinese omen's ' . vfc""lr the kin toft and whiteSKJ fl 111111 ifeS 1 r- JmsSP s?v-, iNs Jm v Jkilcl JKMwPftifL, I ' 11337 I R jlS j CHESTNUT j I IKl1 I I Millard Dress Shop j II r"- 'fin . M &' ! is presenting' a ! jp I,.. FASH EON FETE ! S-S ijy, j off extraordinary j 1 1 WffS m j character acid variety 'wjj lsg ' OUTER APPAREL ill ML ! do the choicest styles ! , j wBHESft ! and moderately priced u sIh L " . Utt r s&um ui j KBitts anud BEoimses ! I -- mt ; 127 S. 13th Sl i.wri,0cfic, ! WM i dfto, JIO . mMm l... lgj-, s Li 1 1 a.fiiDa ri I llil W-r s lm j; ( i m ilBf H Bi Pr y m H1 fclILrr-TmitllMIM.UittililliiiMtii1HMMlPBri r-rTtT-rrTrftnlMTiii . rntfli 1 TTTTTtHtlliliinHlhlHjtillitiiirTTnTnrfjlf j nn-xBBk .-- KJB An Entire Series of w Glace kid in colors the most wanted and most expensive article on the market detailed as follows juftboift01' JBan,u.fdner . 'l"?,?,9 haV9 W"ted ""'" ,91" and their market value at Ij0U's nee'8-' $io 1230 Market rva Storea of Family Store -m in 17 T Vh , f b a Also a Quick-Service Men's Shop at 19 S. llthjjt. Every Foot Professionaltu Fitted Three Geiidnp Brothers Supervising The Woman's Exchange The Permanent Wave To Editor of Woman' Exchange. Dear Madam How much does it cost to have n permanent wnvn put Into your hair? Do you know of nnv cheap, but not injurious, device that could positively wave? Something thnt you are sure Is effective by a personal experience or recommendation by n per fectly reliable person. Doing proper to always dress for eetiing dinner when at lmme or nwnv, what should n girl fifteen wear, if she is not going out in the evening or going1 to lecelve company nt home? In win ter one doesn't feel inclined to diess very much unless going to a unity. Thankfully, M. W. A moderate cost for the permanent waving of the hair is a dollar n curl. So you ee the total cost depends on how much of your hair you hnve waved, It is not possible to wave the hair per- innni-mij- ni nome. as mis ,u..i-ess ip-inni quires u special apparatus. The comb of which jou spenk is crj effective in putting n tempornrj wnve in the Imlr nud will grcntl help l,. keep the permanent curling in (hep ,V,'M' , ... . loll nreil not dress in the evening unless the family is expecting com- pnuy or there is some other festive rensnn. Of course, jou must nlvvavs lie sure jour shirtv.nist is clean or that the serge dress has n a dean collar ought to be .. T needn't on it. Your hnir, too, neatly fixed and, of cour: remind you that your fnce and bnnds ought to bo scrupulously clean. Dog for ThTcountry To the Editor ot Woman's rage: Denr Madam I have a dear little dog to give nwny to some one out of the city. I would prefer some one who is nlone, to whom n dog would menu n good denl. I wnut to give him a very good home. M. H. C. I referred the owner of this doy to a Mrs. W. who gave her husband's telephone number ns Tinicum 00. It was impossible, however, to reach him without knowing his particular depart ment. Will thnt render please send in further particulars ns to her nddress nnd also please mention if she lives in thc countrj? M. II C. is very anxious Kid Boots All Havana Brown Havana Brown with Beaver Brown Kid Topping All Beaver Brown Patent Leather with Grey Kid Topping (The above have flexible, llght-welght service Boles and Louis heels ) Beaver Kid with cloth top Grey Kid with cloth top Beaver Kid with Grey Cloth Topping H&vlnK welted soles and military heels ) 1308 (pkonounceo oytincJ Chefltnut Fmn.. uM. - ...www .ivo v Family Store to .f011, n uome In the country for her little dog. Would somo ope else like' to make first bid for hint If Mrs. W does not hnnneii to live In ilm i-mmti-v? May 1 ndd that we lmV several good iiomes uniting for "city" (Iors1 Name for Girls Club To the Editor of Woman s Vaar. Dear Mndnm I am writing to o n bchnlf of a ,lub to which I be- ' long. This Hub is composed of fifteen school Kirls w. are nil In for n good' time. Will jou kindly give me nn idea! of n good name for tills club nnd also n iew insuie Raines thnt would be pioper for Midi a club? "swinrr hatootii:." Would nuy of these names do: The ;nod Time Club. The Happy Dnv Crowd, The Sinllers. or The Jolly Circle? If - win ,pm mp n sp-. addressed envelope the games will be sent to you. Easy Hauseclcaning Keeping the dirt out of the house ns far ns possible i tin. Hrt ,inn (.. .!, . plifylng house denning. It is ensier to keep walks, (t.eps. porches and sills Hc:m tlinn to remove the dirt from rues i0()rs n(lvr , hns 1)pn1 frnrkp, n. , ifi,,, ,ne ,,, ,.,,,., s,)(,s mii, n(b T, Ilirnn PS, ,ir, fol. , m)1S(,Kp(,.,or , to rombat. When fienning. reinoie the dust tlior- ! nughlj . Hlght methods menu removing Int "'nt'i-rlng the dust nbout to settle! again. I I f1P honvv Venning a little nt a ' time nnd nvoid the spring nud full house ! clennlnp. I so water nnd cleaning agents spar nKl, Too much of either Injures w'ool nnd nil finishes ns well ns wenkenimr , BlUe. paste, nnd cement AlvvTjs rub until dry the surface which has been 'dampened I Tra'n thc ,Bmily to lpa" ,hlnss " o. ' - - - - M GRANDMOTHER WAS CONTENT TO HEAT 1L I MKTMWWgSfS, I WATER IN A KETTLE fe I MnuiUv9SKEWKW H but h had mor tlms for auch thirds thnn has tho S i'"' 1 ll i!El&&nBmJaKiKFJGBmZeRA H woman of to5a De away with tho mtho3a ot thf past fl 'l In apYwTBrPMv4Sr0MaK u ret rid of uatr hatlnir ayatfms that ktp you Rueanlna ' r 1 UB i WKd JlUKm'JtrfiWi lj&&fi H Kind out ho llt'la It will cost you to have 'Vi.rv r.Kdv" R -" ' Bfl wGLXSf&imff&fliJ &R jLamjUKfi m nnt watfr with tho "I.ovekln " It la approved by the lT I ti a I1 IB flPnftfrr rrtW ir " t xrtfrr iyVt?! H tJ s -nd fr booklet I h , K H WMSM I LOVEKIN WATER HEATER COMPANY B 11 I 1 S-SSdSSvioIeH g 39 Laurel Street Philadelphia, Pa. fc Jj I fL talcum HffiSRVHilHHH 'Ll 1 m powder j WnmmmKM l 1 :4iwpi. ; for every toilet use. i lsM ffiSBtfinlafrWB!ffl PiaBnSfirZSmk xTotSi a 0' Talcolette Peroxide M MM&fflmWm 1 WMWlj j WfflMWk T V 1 M T A Vanithing Cream kp SI WlBUatKKSL--K Sol H ' JllfesStw ttie ikin soft and white4jH HBMBW!wA1 " H I MAIL ORDERS FILLED; SEND MONEY ORDER, INCLUDING 5C FORPOSTAGE CONTAINING THE SEASON'S MOST POPULAR SONGS ARRANGED IN THE NEWEST DANCE FORMS. IZ: F0X TROTS, ONE STEPS, WALTZES For Piano Solo INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING HITS FOX TROTS Uter All Come To Araby Cry Baby I'll Wait For You Flutter I Love Thu Heart Of Dixie MoonliRht On Thc Nile Some Sunny Day Some Quiet Afternoon ONE STEPS A Little Drop Of Irish, Etc. I Believe I'm In Loe With You Jiibt 'Round The Corner I'm The Boy And I'm The Girl La Guapa Muchacha My Choc'late Soldier Sammy Boy My Little Sunshine Oh Agnes Razzlc Dazzle Salvation Sal Spanky Whippy You'll Be Welcome As Flowers in Maytime WALTZES I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles AL JOLSON SONG HITS that are being sung and featured by the world's greatest entertainer in "SINBAD" during his engagement at thc Shubert Theatre. Copies on sale at all music departments. "N" Everything" "On the Road to Calais" "Lullaby of Long Ago" "Her Danny" "I'll Snv She Docs" "Some Beautiful Morning" "That's Nice" "You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet" SANA St ISICT CHAP 1028 MARKET STREET UNll lllrl OllUr BINGHAM HOTEL BLOCK Open cve'gs, Saturday until 11 The Question Corner Today's Inquiries 1 Who is Miss S Chang? 'J. Whnt is tnennt by n "visit of di gestlon"? 3. Whnt is the "chasseur" hat? I. lu planning her clothes whnt should the cirl with sallow skin keep in mind? .". When one hns no rubber rase, etc.. how can toothbrushes be packed? 0. Tn whnt very good use ran nn old broken-down bed spring be put? Yesterday's Answers 1. The "corbeille de maringe" is the marriage basket formerly used In French weddings. It wns lilted with bridal gifts nnd sent to the bride-to-be several dnvs before the wedding. 2. In sending regrets to n formal in vitation it is not necessnry to give n reason, though "because nf n previous engngement" is often set down ns a formnlity. 3. It hns become the custom to nn swer letters of condolence I. A very new type of shade used on the floor lnmp is the double one This hns two smnll circular shndes each with its own jrlnlip and hnuging on either side of the Bland. .". To give nn ejig shnmpoo ruh the ecg into the hnir thorouchlj. Hiiise in wnrm nnd cold water. 0. A long uninviting hall inn be made co?j -looking by dressing it up with a little table with a mirror over it nnd n bench with prcttv pillows on it. place and in good condition. Good habits nre worth cultivating, and this one also ' , r ,i , 4i u . l6imp,iflC3 the work o tho hP"- I m-nsa-s-caB-n -hbhh-b- mmmbwbS? involving thousands of pairs at prices far below present retail levels. In these days of soaring prices, this is a ale to nttinct tho attention of every housewife and boarding housekeeper in Philadelphia. The prices are for first-quality Blankets (except where specified in one instance), full sizes and tho weiphts just riprht and thoroughly desirable. This Sale will prove a godsend to thousands in Philadelphia this Winter. Conic Tomorrow! Pure Cotton HIankcts: Size 0Gx80 inches These are slight "seconds," ..pairS2.85 Pure Cotton Blankets ...pairS-1.10 Pure Cotton Blankets, 64x80 pairS3.75 Wool-finish Cotton Blankets ... .pair S4.50 Also at $5.10, $5.50, $6.00 White Woolen Blankets with pink and blue borders pairS8.10 Assorted Lots on Bar gain Tables, some slightly mussed, $4.50 to $6.25 pair. Double Bed Spreads at Specially Low Prices W. H. Smith & Sons 914 Walnut Street Dry Goods at a Saving SPECIAL EW STAR DANCE FOLIO 20A FOR 1920 On My Uroadwa Butterfly In The Land Where Poppies On The Road to Calais O'er The Desert Wide Sahara Won't You Park Your Heart, Etc. Till We Meet Acain You're Still An Old Sweetheart of Mine Sugar Baby You Cannot Shake That "Shimmie" Here Persuasion Waltz Yesterdajs THREE PROPOSALS A WEEk Girl Sad When Canteen Closes "Boys Were So Nlcel" New orli, Sept. '.HI. The 1'crshlng Club cnnteeii here hns closed. With the end, last night, gloom wns spread over the countenances of tin) git Is who served in the canteen. Hut especially gloomj was the countenance nud c-qie-'einllj mournful was the voice of Amelia i lteeves, "What's the matter?" a reporter asked, feurlng there was n death in the family. "Nothing oh, nothing," sobbed Amelia, "only" "Only what?" "Oh, the boys were so nice!" she answered. "Well, thnt oughtn't to bo anything to feel so bad about," consoled the reporter. "There won't be any more of them here," said Miss Reeves, "and nnd so many of them proposed to me!" "This is serious." said the reporter. "Oh no, nothing serious ; only it luas i .Wten. such fun being proposed to so "How often?" "On an average of three n since July 1," replied the joun resorting to n handkerchief. w eek lndj, Cupid Cripples Phone Exchange New ltriiiiswiili, N. .1.. Sept. 'Jtl I Automatic telephones will be installed in the local exchange, because Cupid hns been plavnii; hnvoc with the opera tors here. Tour of the hello girls have been married this week, deserting their pm!S' "'"l U""rP. hV,)l'l' " Y'ri,n,bl" epidemic of marriages for more tlinn two months. Flower Of My Heart Girls II Be Back There Someday Bloom Monte Cristo Somehow You're Jut My Style I ' i U"T, W.V - ' 'IB JEROME II. REMICK & CO., Prop. PLAN AUTOTRUCK CHURCH Episcopalian Would Reach Scat tered Jersey Communities New York, Sept. 20. A project for tnkeu the gospel to Hie people in the tnniij smnll nnd scattered communities of the I.plseopnl diocese of New Jersej by motortruck Is under consideration by the lenders of the Kpiscopnl nut ion - wide campaign It was broached to them through thc survey of tlnj needs nf the diocese of . ASCO. AS yif5Tmy .CO. ASCO. , o . '- -, Fifty Thousand Cows Milked twice a day are required to fur nish the butter needs of our stores every day in thc year. Every herd is made up of select cattle care fully inspected. We use only the product of the Best Creameries. Further, by way of information thc average farmer with 1 00 acres of land will keep ten milch cows. On this basis it would take five thousand farms, one hundred acres each, or five hundred thousand acres of land altogether, to supply the food, care and shelter for the cows necessary to supply thc daily butter needs of the great American Stores' chain. Reader, there is just one answer to this immense output Quality. Let us prove it to you today. rA s O r . A s c o A S o A s . "Leu c o Butter A s c lla" Butter the equal of Louella is hard to find. Seventy-five to eighty cents a pound is being charged for butter not as good. Every quart of cream used to produce Louella is first pasteurized to insure its meet ing the most rigid requirements as to sanitation and purity. o. ' A S c O' i Richland Butter ib. A S. c n Pure creamery prints splendid value. Ai S- STORES CO lFHQM& A. Everywhere in Philadelphia and Throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware I S c o A5CO. ASCO. ASCO. rllOTOPI.AS PHOTO PIAYS THRU COMPANY OPJMERICA All L 12th, Morrtt ft Panyualc A. AUiamDra Ma.t.Dllyat2. Evcs.U;43 4U. VIVIAN MARTIN In "THE THIRD KISS" A DAI I C 52D AND THOMPSON ST8. ArULLU MATINEE DAILS ALICE nHADT ill "HIS natDAU NIGHT" AKV-AU1A. in A M toll 15 V M DOROTHY DA1.TON In , "THE MARKET Or SOULS" DI T TCniDr BROAD STREET AND t5,U.Dlr SUwO.UEiI.ANNA AVE, MARION DAVIES In "THE DARK STAR ' BROADWAY BT" tAniVr WILLIAM FARNUM In "WOLVES OF THF NIGHT" oiri ytrM'r 2D above MARKET DCLwlVlV-'l 1 l M TINF.E DAIIY ANITA STBWART In SHADOWS OF THE PAST ' f A DITM 722 MARKET STREET L-Arll'-'L. 10 A. M to II. ID P. M HII.I IE ni'RKE In THE MIWI.BADINO WIDOW ' COLU1N1AL. 'J llRndi-t-r. M REX REACH'S "THE GIRL FROM OUTSIDE" CEDAR OOTII ft CEDAR AVENUE DOROTHY flISH In "NOIIOIJT liUMt. COLISEUM MARK?jT,VDEuyrH WILLIAM DESMOND In PARE-FISTED OALLAOHER" EMPRESS MA,N ISiU PFl'.nY HVI AV11 In ' MIS'! ADVENTURE ' FAIRMOUNT M11 f nF.IOHTOV HM.K In THE TI11RTEETNH CHAin" r-A AIll V THEATRE 1311 Market St. rAMlLl OAM to Midnight ANITA STEW ART In "THE WRECK ' r'-T'U CT THEATRE Be low Frruw DO 1 ri -) 1 MATINEE DAILY STAR CAST In "BETTER TIMES" FRANKLIN Ti,,nD lor&EZ NAZIMOVA In "THE RED LANTERN" FRANKFORD ",s annTkd FIXWENCE REED In "W1VEH OF MEN" GREAT NORTHERN "rVSVp? Erl U. pavlink KKEiinurk in "PEACE OF ROARING RIVER' lKtDCDIAI 0TH ft WALNUT STS. llVlrJ rUAJ-, Mat 2,30. Even. T ft t. TOM MOORE in "LORD AND LADY ALQY" It IMIin FRONT 8T ft OIRAltD AVE. jwiMLJi-' jtimno junction on Fn Jumno Junction on Frankford "LM ELLEN TERRY In ii.l.r.n ibttni in New Jersey prepared by the Hlghb rtov, Paul Matthews, bishop of tha diocese, and Walter B. Ilobb, of Bur lington, chalrmnn ot Hie diocesan sur- vey committee. Bishop Matthews lias asked the nn- tion-wlde cnmpnlgn lenders for $8400 with which to buy n suitable automobile truck, to engage n priest tor the three 5 ear period covered by the onmpalgUi land to buj the uccessnrj equipment for holding religious services, nil of which can be transported from place tu place bv, the motortruck. ESYTCB. i s C '01 f Ai Si 'A s ci A1 k A C 01 - o A S c r A S cl o ' a4 SJ c o A i S 1 r. o n' -i -i if ASCO. " w s? lb. W 3f3 ASCO. f- IkiilhriK1 rnoToi'i-w The following theatres obtain their picture. through the STANLEY Company of Amer ica, wlu'ch is a guarantee of early showing of tha finest productions. Ask for the theatro in your locality obtaining pictures through tha Stanley Company of America. I PAHPR 41ST LANCASTER AVE. l,,-tr. MATINEE DAILY CREIGHTON HALE In "THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR" IRFRTY BROAD ft COLUMDIA AT. ,1-'r' MATINEE DAILT MARY PICKFORD In ''DADDY LONO LEGb" FOrUST.?21 AND LOCUST STREETS l,v"'UJ' .Man 1:3(1,3 .10 Ec (T:30 to 11. IiYRANT WASHBURN In -JU l.NSUIlANCw 333 MARKET oT1 S'JtVff LOUIS BENNISUN- nnj KATHERINE iia DONALD tlHjtl 1'ULKLTS ' MODEL -' SLT" ST Oiclwstr. iriJ Continuous I to 11 ,.,. NAZIMOVA In "THE RED LANTERN NIXON 62IJ AND MARKET STS. SECOND CRAIli KENNEDY STORY ot "THE CARTER CASE" OVERBROOK fl3D rS "IlIE COMI.NU uf THE LAW" PAl APF '"M MARKET STREET I ,r,f-VVE, ,0A M toll ISP. . .JJr'lJr'AS I'AIRBANKS In "III.S MAJESTY THE AMERICAN M. PRINCF'JS "S MARKET STREET I IMCj-O S-KOA M toll UP si. P 1VK fvn i rJTTUC brothkk'ok the men" REGENT M iww .mi I RllRF.RT u-An,U,A,..M.-1" ,,,'M- .1 ROBERT WARWICK In 'Til I, 1XT Till- ...Wi.' -"" . Ulb (llwww RFAI TO "'' vros ave AJHlJiy-,iI.E. r.A'-vnRT in EN ST, CAREER C1F KATHERINE ni'SH" RUBY MA,KET1 " 11CLOW 7TH t In II 1 r, . "leaveitW rsr.SA'.v" RIVOI I 0:O AND SANSOM STs"! " ll v w,J MVTINEB DAILY MABEL NOR.MAND In "MICKEY" , inrtn , ,-..&..Kn . u SAVOY ,:11 MARKET STREET i3- V V I f , K M TO MlDNIOirr . Vr. "RT In . "RIDDLE GAWNE" STANI FY MARKET ABOVE I0TH -IrtHLCl M It M ton lui. j, KITOKNE ORRIEN In '" 'THE PERFECT LOVER" STRAND flHuun7T ENANQO , CHARLES HA Y ln ALI THE EGO-CRATE ALLOF" VICTORIA MA"KET BT AB. OTH V H. 1 UrlH , a M to 1I-.I5 P M. THEDA RARA In LA 1IKI.LE RUJ!SE" WEST ALLEGHENY ffl- Alletrucajr ANTTA ST-ART In "THE WRECK" NEW TEMPLE CAMDEN- N A MABEL NOIIMAND In i fl f -1 'i tit HER GREATEST PKRFOJUJANCE" wi'iH.Mna "V J - ' i It'i ' 4 Vf D A J J-..L3iLJ1' ! If i ,-fs K tb ut? iA"rs;nK"
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