''.??' i?i:f' '? . Iv'Vj-v tt -n ?; i , ,v 'V, tfv .V' r 1 "11 J' I ii" . ... alW wv a , ' u i if "fi P .JtiN iA f. t, J1 16' DIXON LEGION POST !ML HONOR TYLER Homo Unit of Stato Commander to Give Dinner Before Stato Cantonment" ,0'OLIER AMONG GUESTS A complimentary dinner will be tcn Herod to Goorirr- P. Trier, commnndrr .? of the PcnnsyiTniiln Dcnnrttnent of the ; American Legion, In the Hcllcvuc-Strnt-, ford Hotel, Wcdtiesdny evenliiR. .lime JO. The mininnmlrr will be the cucft of Dlxou I'ost, of which he is; n mem ber. Thh function will precede imme diately the second nmitinl enntomnent ' bf the legion nt Allcntown. It v ill mark the retirement of Commander Tyler from the highest Legion poition In the state, which lie has held fcince the organization. Trank D'OIler. national commander, will be nt the dinner. Ho vill attend the cantonment. Oeorge Weutwortli Carr, chairman of the county commit tee, will be n Rticfit. Discuss SiK-cial Train At the qonference of the Philadelphia delegates to the state cantonment in the City Club. 313 South Broad street, tonight, the advisability of running n special trnin to Allcntown will be con sidered. There will be iiprnxlmiitrly HO delegates from here, nnd IfiO command ers and adjutnnts who will be privi r Shipyard Carpenters, Joiners and Painters The undersigned, having been advised that no departures from the Mscy Wage scale in shipyards is contemplated or will be pcr mitte'd at this time, offer opportunity for steady employment in the above-mentioned trades at Macy Board rates. This means perma nent work and a steady income, comparing favorably with that which you can otherwise earn nt your trade in this vicinity. WILLIAM CRAMP & SONS SHIP & ENGINE BLDG. CO. Richmond and Norris Sts., Philadelphia NEW YORK SHIPBUILD ING CORPORATION Camden, New Jersey HARRIMAN YARD, MER CHANT SHIPBUILDING CORP. Harriman, Pa. CHESTER YARD, MER CHANT SHIPBUILDING CORP. Chester, Pa. SUN SHIPBUILDING COMPANY Chester, Pa. PUSEY & JONES COMPANY Gloucester, New Jersey niOTori. AlViamKfi 12'h. Morris & r.-wsyunk Aw. Minamura Mat rai at 2 i.ss. o.ts & ro.r mi ' THK rREDE n ALLEGHENY , Krarliford A Allncfianr Mat Dallv " lr. Evc at 8 CH.U'UN AND NOR3IAND In "TII.LIC S PI Ni TI-REP noJIASCB" 'A POT T ft a"0 AND THOMPSON STS. JrilJl-.LJ MATINEn DAILY , nEir nvnRisAr.E in the voTomnrs ini? pnd ADPAniA CHESTNUT Btlow 10T71 i-irLsir 10 A m tc 11.15 P. I r.r i nrY In "THE nrTTHRFI.T XIAV ' BALTIMORE ASTmIS STVH fAPT I" nninHT SKiEff BLUEBIRD BROAD HTTtEET AND srSOI'EHAN'NA AVE AIRK TWAIN m-i-KLf:ni:RRT nw BROADWAY SrTi'Ynortrr sre r.nirrTnt "nir: r,Ri:Ti:sT qi nTinv f A DITHl 722 MARKET STREET LAll 1 Vl- I" A M tn 11 15 P. M. ENID DENNETT in ' THE I T.SE nrD rMTI 1I3V KRIE AVE AT (ITH CLrNlUrvi MriNi:u daily CLARA KIMRALI. TOI'NT. In "riiK KonniPDEN toun COLvJlNlALi !J ; nnd 0 P. M rON-RTANCE PIVNTT in "rill, STOLEN KP-P EMPRESS : oi.ivr MAIN ST MANATUNK MVTINEE DAILY TIIOM hi YiiNl'ER FAIRMOUNT 20te,b"Daa MM1V PI' KFnnn in POL! VAN'NA i-. A 7v ill V THEATRE 1311 Market St. rAlVlll-T. n m tn Midnlrht 1 RANK M'.BV'AN In POI .All T"OR DOLLAR ' "T-IJ CT THEATRE Rlow Sprucf 56 1 rl 31' MATINEE DAILY Tlt.ANCllr? SWEKT In THE DEVDLIER SEX" FRANKFORD 4715 RfiW? r V TALMADGE In ' TWO V.TEKS Y-B jy J; KFOIU MKMORIAt. PARADE GREAT NORTHERN a? U1'w BERT I.YTEI.L In Ilronrl St. at Erie 7 & 0 P. M THE RIQHT OF WAT" IMPERIAL agSV iiis WIFE'S MO flOTH WALNUT STH I" KE. 7 4 0 :n In MONEY" . tvt Mint, i w ..- "' ... ....WW? AMTI IR15 ALLEGHENY AVENUES "v nt.ANCHE hWKrr in DK.M iLIER HEX ' T a rAVrTTF KENSINGTON AVE" I AFA I 11. 1 1 AND CAMBRIA ST i-1 HOt'DINI In "TERROR ISLAND ' rV. PCD lsr LANCASTER AVE LEADLK MATINEE DAILY rnrlnn arlfflth In "Tlj. Oartyr Oirl ' Maroli Lloyd Comedy. "Haunted Snooka" r .ni-rTV rpoad . columuia av, LIBbKl I N MATINEE DAILY -" MARY PICKFORD In "POLLYANNA" n'tn IVIADIifFT STREET THEATRE '' KATHERrNB MaeDONAT.n In .XWOTO PIAYSNV y THRU V COMPANY r J VOFJMERICA '' '' rBiflft- 'jfr' 1dIb procrauu tut th s'.-:r "it4,n; i ..WWa At'Ufl leged to attend. Many- delegates will go Thursday evening, the time desig nated for registration and examination of credentials. George S. Stewart, .1r., chairman of the Americanization committee, will represent Howard C. McCnll Post at Allcutown, nnd will be nccompanlcl by ltobert .1. Onntcrt, post adjutant and nlternatc. Tliomm It. Falcs Post participated In flnir rnUini nt. Viindersrlft snuaro. Eighth and York streets. This post will nenrt to the stnte cantonment Dr. Henry Hcilemann nnd Robert C. Stoughtou. delecntes. nnd E. H. Mitchell and Hnrry T. Doerr, alternates. Doctor Hcilemann hns been elected to represent tills, post lu the county committee, suc ceeding Commander Stoughtoti. Twenty .More In Olney Post Olnev Post, of which Dr. Herman .T. Keyser is commander, has added twenty members to its rol at its smoker re cently. The baseball team of this post has opened its reason on liome grounds, and hns won the opening game. The miitingcr is awaiting the M'hedule of the tithlctic committee of the i-minty com mittee so Hint tills post may compete for the county honor;.. Charles P. JIcMenamy l'ot. of IIolniebiirg, -will bo represented nt the Allcntown convention by Clarence E. Campbell and Ij. Northrop Castor. The post is making preparations for the 1 'ntn th of July, nt which time the cltl 7eus' committee of Holiucsburg will present each member with n memorial medal and present to the post a Mini of $2000 towards establishing n home. Nathan Straus Goes Overseas New York. June 11. (Hy A. P.) Nathan Straus, philanthropist, sailed today for England. He will attend the Zionist congress in I.oudon and later will conduct a publicity campaign to interest England in pasteurized milk. He will then go to Palestine for an ex tended trip, but said he would not pniticipiite in the politics of the Jewish homeland AMERICAN INTERNA TIONAL SHIPBUILDING CORP. Hog Island, Philadelphia MATHIS SHIPYARD COMPANY Camden, New Jersey QUIGLEY & DORP Camden, New Jersey AMERICAN DREDGING COMPANY Camden, New Jersey HAINESPORT MINING & TRANSPORTATION CO. Beach & Berks Sts., Phila. GEORGE W. SMITH COM PANY, INC. Hog Island, Pa., and 49th St. below Grays Ave., Phila. i'iinrni'i.iis 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 theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Company of America. IVlOI JKI 4i'5 SOUTH BT. Orcr-Ntra. inntinnous 1 to 11. Uh.V BFALfrs ' S1LSER IIOKDi:- WDUUN HAVIlIirORD AVE. . Jpv Moom: in aOONblt Ult LATER" PALACF" y-u MARKET STREET , THE WOMAN GIVES"' PR1NCFSS 101S MARKET STREET 4 IMI-XV-ILOO f, .10 A M to 11:15 P. M HliV I'lf KfORI) In 'Vi i.l .A' REGENT "-Vli ";s P.7T5 '.fftflF. WAHH In MAVtUTTAN KNIOHT" RIAI TO GKRMANTOWN AVE. 'UrtL',yi AT TUI.PEHOCKEN ST. . t.,.. ',:nV nIN1: VARRAR In THK IWllHS AND THE PUPPET R IJ RV M.VRKET ST REI.OW 7TH UD1 . 10 A M toll 15 P. M T.i ct COTTON In ill. -l LUVK" SAVOY 1211 MARKET STREET ! 8 A. II TO Min.S'mii- VI VI A V MATiTIM In RLTTERFLY ON' THK WHEEL SHERWOOD "VoPe'T RESSIE PARRTICALrf in 30 Ji'JiliuLfi .llltH SAND' STANLEY WrAH?A NZIMOVA In M' ' THE II DART Or' A CJIILD 9TAR KKNSINGTON AND i " "IX LEHIOII AVEN'Pvq MARflUERITE . I.ARIC ,nB-NLE9 aiRIi NAMED MARY ' VICTORIA M0A AK?T ti.fJ XVII.LIAM rARNt-Mlnl!15 P JL I 1 THE ADVENTUR'lTR" C? T"' NIXON-NIRDLINCER C?i I MfcA 1 KtS BELMONT 62D AUOVB MAjutu-f STAR CAST In MOTHERS OP MEN CEDAR 0T" CUDAli AVEN'UB. DORIS KENYON In the HARVEST MOON ' COLISEUM ma,ik,S5tkSSF tll,h Hu,.nf In "Th. li"ii A O HOT Illcnihe Sweot in "The Hushe.l iiTT.. ..TiI ... . " tidiien Eduar a "Hamlet JUMBO Tuon'ni'nKE; WALLACE reid in Iri1 L EXCUSE .MY Ul H7 F fin KT 02D ANO LociTST strpTo i LAJUUOI MATS 130, .130. 0 (n ,'E3 HE MII.LK s UJ to 11 "WHY f IIAXOK YQt It WIPK" I NIXON C''D AND MAnBT hTsT If ANITA HANSEN 2nlr'' 7 "' nd a I uiL. i.wai i ill ;i, RIVOLI KD AND W$. rU'LI.NB I'RLTIERH I " in IJally ' THE PAL1SER CASK ' STRAND au,,MANTmIvCZ DE MILLE-S VENANaO "WHY CHANOK TOLR WIFE? ' WEST ALLEGHENY 2m JIarlon Davl In "April Folly,y w rftcft pMHt Saturday axtmnfU and Bundaj. 1 EVBMSfCF ' tJSriO ILEDaERPHIirADEEPHI Wd&Y,' WOULD MERGE CITY AND COUNTY RULE Charter Revision Commission Is Praised for Plan'to Drop Dual Governments Consolidation of the city nnd county of Philadelphia is made possible in the tentntlve draft of the state constitution prepared in the constitutional revision commission The citv nnd ounty, nffiv separate legal entities, cover precisely the same nrea. A movement of long standing has sought to consolidate these branches of government. The possibility of this consolidation is regarded In the llureau of Municipal ward Ktens undertaken by the revision Mr,'. ???'. S2VW. V. 1 1 Ii iL ".-'- STS " J- :''' :' "All Tempting Flavors" - . l ' . "- - ,, ,,. '.,,.. ..-' - I' E ' z !ffy . ' ' , , "M """,k Jm ZZjL n"ff "j S . ". ' A i m i k -w " IT- 'W.io. - -fl WlcT f yVH You Can Recognize the Highest Quality ivNY " Cty$& & I Cream by This Winsome Colonial Belle fM JA miWM COLONIAL ICE CREAM CO. JW AmmMm Fourth .nd Popl.r Str..t, Philadelphia JHI ' i JifeLXU ; ,toj Ji ' -r flftTlMil II I I lUMB II I ) i-i,. . , '?,' .1 commission. OJbcr constructive steps, the bureau pointed out today, ore: "The merit principle Is established In the civil scrvlco of the state nnd of its subdivisions. "Optionnl home rule charters for cities are made possible. Proportional representation In municipalities Is made optionnl. "The rule-making power of the su preme court Is cxpnuded. Tho non judicial functions of judges arc re duced. The subject of 'jilsllcc to the poor' is given recognition. "The way is open for shortening the county ballot. "A state-wide agency for supervis ing finances of local governments Is not only permitted, but is virtually re quired. "The stato sinking fund provisions are strengthened. "The constitutional provisions deter mining debt limits of municipalities arc made much simpler nnd clearer. "The wny Is opened for the assess ment of benefits against nil properties wlio-e vnluc is enhanced by any kind of. ""bile linnrovement. "The article on education Is bettered in m'i nil respects. " ' "The direct invltntlon to the Legis BE PROUD of your Philadelphia. The quality of ice cream made in Philadelphia is a household word from Maine to California. Visitors to our fair city usually remark: "I've never tasted such delicious ice cream as is made in Philadelphia." And the verdict is cor rect. Philadelphia ice cream is of acknowledged superiority. Philadelphia's ice cream fame is enhanced with the coming of COLONIAL ICE CREAM. You'll be proud to know that right here in Philadelphia, at Fourth and Poplar Streets, you have the finest, cleanest, most modernly equipped ice cream plant in the world. r s i k I ft I i j-iii i..ij. -- I r t rt . ! j (a w wv j f l s yiiMiiv; marneu oyuv ur runt J.40D i .yp -. 1 " lature, In tho preliminary draft, to create, overlapping municipalities Is eliminated, nnd a srtfe worknblo pro vision for necessary joint public works and kindred undertakings between mu nicipalities Is set up." SAILOR ROBBED ON STREET Highwaymen Get $200 and Diamond Ring at 12th and Cherry Streets A sailor batted with three highway men nt Twelfth! and Cherry streets nt ! o'clock this morning, but was overpow ered and robbed of $200 nnd a diamond ring. The seaman Is Philip Drown, stn tloued nt the navy jard. Three men were lurking In tho shadow of a build ing and leaped out on him. Drown swung right and left with his fists, but was knocked over. Two of the robbers, held him while tho third groped through his pockets. The glit ter of his ring .nttracted them. They pulled it from his linger. Drown reported the robbery to the police of the Eleventh nnd Winter streets stntion. He gme descriptions of two of the lilghwnMiicu. DEALERS, if the Colonial Ice Cream man has not yet called to see you, please phone or write us, and we'll tell you all about our new Colonial Ice Cream Service Plan. Telephone: Market 5400 or Park 1465 ? ' . t- i i it 'Wlf&fa 1 . i$ti " JIH FARM FOR CHILDREN Carson-Simpson Country Place to Do Dedicated Tomorrow The Carson-Simpson Dccreatlon Farm, two miles nbovo Willow Grove, will bo dedicated tomorrow to the poor children of Philadelphia who never ran barc-fooled through the fields, got stung by bumblo-bccs, or knocked green apples from a tree with a club. Bishops Berry, Dlcklcy, Durns nnd Neely, of the Methodist Church, will take part In tho dedication of the farm, which Is made possible through n gift of $15,000 by Justice Alexander Simpson. Jr., nnd the work nnd care of Dr. John Wnlchorn, of the Philadelphia city mis sionary division of the. Methodist Church. Besides Justice Simpson's gift, Jo seph M. Perry gave $f000 for equip ment. Other gifts, totaling $10.00(1 brought the total recreation farm fund to $30,000. Children will be sent to the farm for two weeks nt a time. Fifty girls will nltcrnntc with fifty boys. girls will nltcrnntc with fifty boys. - SKILLED workers scientifically combine Rich Cream, Finest Cane Sugar, Pure Fruit Flavors and Selected ' Nuts into COLONIAL ICE CREAM the best you ever tasted. The next time you dine out at Restaurant or Hotel, or when you go to your neighborhood drug store or candy shop, you should say "COLONIAL ICE CREAM" and you will get the best ice cream made. And it will prove to the dealer that your judgment of quality is right, that his judgment of quality is indorsed by you, and that our belief you appreciate quality is justified. I f Seashore ATLANTIC CITY OCEAN CITY wimwood-oai'is mav EVERY SUNDAY (BVEIIY DAY COMMr.NClNO.JONK It) ' .,, Special train leave Chestnut Street ami Hm'lh Street Kenjes 7.30 A. M. fn. Atlimllo City. Ocean Clly nntl Cnpe Mnr. I'or Wlldnrood 7.20 A. flf, from tV,,r nut Hlrwt and 7.111 At M. from Hoiilh St. Relnrnlnr leave nil points o.oo V. j Harri$burg - - - - $2.75 STOPPING AT IiKUANON AND IIRRSIinY IVor Tax !20 SUNDAY, JUNE Hnwlal train laYM Keadlm Termlnat 7.S0 A. St. slop nine nt Columbia Ave. nnd llunllnidon flt, Rttumlnr trmrn HnrrUbnrc 0.S0 I St., Iltmney 7.10 I SI., Jba linn 7.30 P. SI. Philadelphia & Reading One-Day Outings From Philadelphia $1.25 War T.T in- 20 Railway Vuffififfl
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