PPT? J-1"' rTi:. " '' ' . !:''-. BM LEGION , ii j . .','ri V V -EVmc SATURDAY, I AUGrTJST 7,, 1920 " i V lj II Thlj fs entirely devoid of horneplny, but is conducted throughout with the idea of awakening and strengthening ttio hatrlotlc citizenship of the former Bcrv-Ico-imin who is aligning himself with the American Legion for it work for n 100 per cent Americanism. . Pennsylvania now stands third In tho nation In tho matter of membership, service. Ellwood Cnrr Is the departed comrade. Tho funeral will toko placo nt 3088 Jasper street. Loglonnlrlcs linVo been invited to attend and do honor to this overseas veteran. ! Mevv Sorylco Is Expected to Bo 0f Groat Benefit to , ' Many Posts POST TO CONDUCT FUNERAL I. tmorlrnn Legion ruuni ior use ' Mi Worts lu the United Btatcs f LaLlnen?epared by. a " of n "vv i in national orKiiua- --- a i. -. tlon nnu lias ucen iui wnrded to commanders throughout 1'cnnsyl vanla. according to an announcement mado to day by tho department h e a d q u a r t o r b, Ml .nufnllt RtrPCI. .. n,..i will ill 1 n long-felt want ?binlUon. It has the indorse ln "iC ? S i iVOItor. national com roenr and I " submitted as tho work B.ndmmUte" appointed at the Mln " ' Z m tlonal convention composed n?8Ar & S cKlnlty. Des Moines, ?f Pri.ivC. Chamber. Lincoln. Neb., n'd vr. W. I- Longstrcth. Sisseton, S'ttnder the terms of this ritual there" KnortloiiB of the mcctlnRj which 11 be poruuun " . Tiln ,.,pt. ",C..1". T be and in the opinion T.nv members Bhould be open, so &! "&e tafluenco of the Legion may be ""f: ,t,.n1 sncclfically provides ' for an Impressive initiation ceremony. William Q. Murdock. state adjutant, Is urging posts uicreroro to exert tnem scHes prior to August 28, tho date fixed by mttionnl headquarters, for estimat ing tho voto of the department in the national convention on the basis of paid-up membership. In Minneapolis this stato ranked second In the country In membership. Very little difference now exists botwecu New York, Illinois and Pennsylvania. Harry L. Greenwood Post No. 332 will conduct tho first military funcrnl today In that part of the city In honor of a veteran who gavo his life in the . HELP US BRING HEALTH and JHAPPINESS TO LITTLE ONES If a UHtlK, N. J, rnvi South Btreel Wh ftiTKT1 . in?n 100T, (who know tip other cteature) at our armarium, lied Dunk, N.J. mramers, icnvo I'enn .Treaty ana e vnarvi-noiiriv. AUQUBT 4. Total number of neonl. cnrrleit. Totnl number of round trlpa mads by our niraiurr0 lu. "Everytlilnr Tttf. Inrlodlnr lunch" Sena Subscriptions to' SANITARIUM ASSOCIATION OP PHILADELPHIA irOWAUD E. .YOKNO, Trtnaarer of the obio irpnuii 1,0, mim. dunrantf Trnat & Safe Vn niiHizo untatmit lit.. . rHOTOI'I.WH riioTnrr.AYH Structural Steel . .1.. t, .r I brum for Immediate , 4-"lferr at rnnnble rrlcea. BLUE RIBBON FKU1JUL1&, inc. (It Wid" Bidr- Pllone Locu,t 3410 V ' , NEW YORKJ Sunday, Aug. 8 I (Similar Excunlon Aucuit 22d) Eiiottl train leavei Biadlnr Ter , rr.lul 'CO A. M., ttopvlng at Columbia Ave,, Huntingdon St., Wira Junction, locan and Jenkln. 9 u Beturnlni learet New Jfork, 'Weit I 1 13d St. 7.(0 F. M. Liberty Bt 8.00 PHOTO PIAYS THRU 4&v AMERICA ,,Tho followlhg theatres obtain their pictures through tho STANLEY Compnny of Amer ica, which 13 naguarantco of early showlnc of tho finest productions. Ask for tho thentro in your locality obtaining plcturca through tho Stanloy Company of America. APOI I O !D 4 THOMPSON BTfl. ' A Lien nnADY In "TII11 1IUNQHY HBAnT" AFICADIA CHESTNUT Pelow IOTA tlfVlt 10 A. M. to 11 HO P. M. ALMA nUIinNH- In "Tlin WOULD AW) III9 WIFE" BALTIMORE "&. SSAL&MS2S WANDA HAWLRY IN "illSBHOHDS" Tiray. A IlKC U nti Sunahlno ComV 1 'Dangerous Hyea" BLUEBIRI I1KOAD STREET AND ntlROTmiTAMMA AVW livjurtr. I'j.lljltM In "SILK HUSDANDS AND CALICO WIVES" BROADWAY Tl'M" I'Aiiuni'i i IIKHKRICK n "WOMAN IN ROOM 13" HUrI "'AI"r HT. BELOW 7TTI TAnir Ttrtt AT1nn '.-'l'' ' . . ' i I i '. fll. " JfWM'WA'Wtt 'Aiil'l "ENNRTT In ...,.. vt. f u,UbJU" Are. P. M. PAPITOT 722 MAP.ICET STIIEET rtrl l '-'1- 10 A. St. to 11:15 P. M. fONSTANPB TALMAnnE In "IN SKARCH OK A SINNER" COLONIAL G,ya0(o,PAvM,: EtronNr o-nninN m "A FOOL AND HIS MONEY" EMPRESS MAMJ; MAKAYTJNK MATINRE nAtr.V Ntlllli.riy lAhriN In "THE LOVE HAnVEST" FAIRMOUNT fAgAil7- - rnANfts ford in i "CniMSON SHOALS" PA Mil Y THBATOK 1811 Market 8t rlVlll-I n A. M. It Midnight wiijuiAfti , 1 1 ah r in "HAND' 56TH ST. TIIEATRKRelow Rpruc nTATI.-KIC T1ATT.X iii:wHii; MAiuiui"Ai..i:; in "THE NOTORIOUS ins. SANDS' FRANKFORD "1B "MS SESSt'E ITAYAKAWA THE IinAND Or IXDPE?." GREAT NORTHERN "T' av' PLARA KIMTULL YOtTNO In "FOR THE SOUL OF RAFAEL" PRINCFS 1018 MARKET BTRHBlJ "THE ADVENTURER-" REGENT MARKET"- fl10" 1TTH JXLjtyt. iihaiiy In ' "SINNERS" P RIALTO OEnMANTOWN AVK UnUIV AT TlllHintnmn AT TTfT.tl!I'irr.-. n. Trf ttv i- AJn-LjC A. "THE DAREDEVIL" SAVOY 1211 MARKET RTOPct n . .. -- n -m TO MinVTftlfT wv - TfATinv Pinww "THE MAN- FROM THE WEST" SHERWOnn 8h and.naltlmor. wur hi, ."'.'.A.V.HyK.. 0:30 1 Sunhalno Cnmcdy. "Dangiroua Eyea" STANLEY VW" ,tii "THE TURNINO POINT" VICTORIA "AnK?7 .BT. AH. 8TH MntiAtiT nS0fenSU: '.Ii" P- M. "RELOW THE RUnFACE" (J) fTf NIXON-NIRDLINCER THEATRES 1& I3ELMONT C2D AB0VE uAiuon RORERT WARWICK In "THE FOURTEENTH MAN- CEDAR C,,TH CKDAR avenud HERDERT nAWLTNSON- In "PASSERS-I1Y" COLISEUM MAIlKKTnETWEEN WMV H. HARTT1 AND 00T1, "SAND" ITPPRIA1 OOTI1 WALNUT STS. llVlrH.r.l-l-i Mats. 2:n. Evta. 7 4 0 ANITA STEWART In "THE FIGHTING SHEPHERDESS" I IDCDTV BROAD & COLUMntA AV. LltJUrS. 1 I MATINEK DAILT WILLIASr RUSSELL In "THE TWINS Or SUFFERINO CREEK" 333 MARKET TLIiJS? WALLACE nEID ln "SICK A-I3ED" rI7I 23 SOUTH ST. Orcneatra, ilJLflLLt Contlnunua 1 to 11. . WALLAPE REID In "EXCUSE MY DUST" OVERBROOK haverford avb. WILLIAM FARNUM in "THE ORPHAN" WEST ALLEGHENY A?,sa EMMA DUNN In .MUTHKU" AllcKbany PAI AfC 12K MARKET STREBT rAl-AV-II. in A. M to. 11:16 P. M. PHARLES nAY In "HOMER COJIES HOME" Comclcto chart ehowlnc srocrama (or tho waelc aepcara Saturday evcnlnr and Sunday. IUMB0 VR0K BT a"ARD AVH. .JUiV1AF!R!5uM7nk'0', "A TALE OF TWO CITIES" LEADER 4,ST aAtt. avb." WM. H. HART In """" "SAND" I Of US T w2D AND LOCUST BTREETS L.UUU01 Mftt,. van a.3 y (l?OJnll PLARA KIMRALL YOUNO In "FOR THE, SOUL OF RAFAEL' ' NIXON BXD' AND MAItKET 8TS. riIANTOMx BUTLER" RIVOI I B2D AND SANSOM STS. 1X1 VKJL r.COITRAOE OFMa,'n" Dal1" MARQE O'DOONE" CTD A Mn OERMANTOWN AVE. lZ2lV,a . .TOAJ LVENANOO "THE WONDER MAN" Complete Service in tie design and construction of shops . ( foundries steel mills ciKEMICAX PLANTS FACTORY BUILDINGS GASOLINE EXTRACTION PLANTS STEAM POWER STATIONS HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENTS TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS - . KAU.KUAU aiiurs fr y LOCOMOTIVE -TERMINALS I PASSENGER TERMINALS OFFICE BUILDINGS HOTELS HARBOR DEVELOPMENTS Lj 1 iTr" iriir Ay'ffi'T7Ta:HTySfyiiWtfFi )iiiiwwTf'rMilllB )5tlifef!iCTwB Dwicnrr P. Robinson & Co l raps jfflggS! RAIL1M.D SHOPS AND TERMINALS The railroads have'been long sufferers. Railroad property has been neglected, rolling stock has deteriorated, resulting in a car shortage with accompanying embargoes, fuel famines and other hardships. The railroads have needed general help and support. Fares and tariffs will be increased to permit operation at-a profit. Then new locomotive terminals and' shops must be provided to maintain and repair not only existing motive power but also the new locomotives which must soon be acquired. Our long experience in the design and construction of shops and terminals always in complete co-operation with the client's own engineers qualifies us to be of assistance in the present emer-gencx- Dwight P. Robinson & Company INCORPORATED -Engineers and Constructors 125 East 46th St., New York CHICAGO PITTSHURGH CLEVELAND .DALLAS Consolidated with WESTHKfGHOUSE, CHURCH, KERR COMPANY, Inc. Storo Hours: 9 to 5 Why theje August Sales? you ask. They keep the Store "Umbered up" busy and make August business important. The advantage is ours the economies are yours. Gimbel Brothers MARKET.! CHESTNUT it EI9HTH NINTH For Monday Saturday, August 7, 1920 Couside not how cheap, but how good. Quality counts in the long run it is your dollar's best friend in expenditures tor person and home. Gimbels le.-vd in value-giving and n quality is a oasic xactor in tne economics hw Store offers. r On Monday Begins the Gimbel August Sale of Pianos and Players New and Used Also Specials in New Phonographs jf)fiHnTimtttirtM.hr.fnfetMiwuMtMMUJiffla7 Every "used" Piano or Player- XXX XXX) XX 11 I lilt WHWl 71 lllllll tfl i ifflMMBlM 1 IPa -W 11 m - s-: , m - inm wm& tiMmmMMmwww aom amm i:-:' ,jti wmkIvW01 Piano has been thoroughly overhauled. Many being show-room sam ples needed tuning only. The Talking? Machines are all, new. II III I "gaited" in stocks for the month but the very instru ment you most particularly desire may go to somebody else"! the first day. So come in person the first day if you can or as soon as you can. ' In fairness to those who do come to the Store we can't reserve any; instrument for later inspection. Clubs Home "Frat" Houses Owners Any instrument bought in the Sale can- be exchanged within six months and the price applied on the purchase of a new piano of the Gimbel line. Churches Institutions Player-Pianos (Very Little Used) Sale Price Conreid Mahogany ...... $455 Conreid -. Mahogany 475 Conreid Mahogany. t. . . . 495 Conreid , Mahogany 510 Conreid Mahogany 525 Conreid . Mahogany 525 Conreid Mahogany 525 Conreid Mahogany 535 Shoninger . . .Mahogany. ...... 535 Harrington . .. 1 Mahogany. . l..K.. . 535 Harrington Mahogany 545 Conreid Mahogany 550 Conreid Mahogany 550 Conreid Oak 555 Harrington Mahogany 565 Harrington ' Mahogany 565 Harrington Mahogany 575 I 11 . 1I1 C7C namngion ivmnugoii Conreid Mahogany 595 Harrington Mahogany 610 Conreid Oak 610 Hardman Autotono Mahogany 625 Vose & Sons Mahogany 710 Vose & Sons , Mahogany 725 Vose & Sons Mahogany 775 Hardman Autotone Mahogany 1075 New Upright Pianos (Reduced) Sale Price Milton Mahogany $325 Milton Mahogany 410 Harrington Mahogany 425 Milton .....Oak 435 Milton Oak 445 Millon Mahogany 445 Harrington Mahogany 460 Harrington Mahogany 460 Harrington Mahogany 475 Hardman Mahogany 725 New Player-Pianos (Reduced) Sale Price Shoninger Mahogany $745 Bond Mahogany 795 Shoninger Mahogany 795 Harrington Mahogany 795 Harrington , Mahogany 795 Harrington ) Mahogany 795 Vose & Sons Mahogany 825 Vose & Sons Mahogany 825 Harrington Autotone Mahogany 825 Bond . . . . Mahogany ...... 825 Vose & Sons Mahogany 840 Milton Electric .Oak. .r 850 Vose & Sons Mahogany 855 Harrington Autotone Mahogany. 855 Vose &. Sons Mahogany 875 Vose & Sons Mahogany 875 Harrington Autotone. . . . Mahogany 875 Vose & Sons Mahogany 895 Harrington Autotone Mahogany 895 Vose & Sons Mahogany 900 Vo3e & Sons Welte Mignon Electric Mahogany 1175 Packard W e 1 4 e Mignon Electric '. . . . .Mahogany 1175 Hardman Autotone Mahogany 1195 Packard Welte Mignon Electric Mahogany 1210 Packard Welte Mignon Electric ' . . . Mahogany 1225 Hardman Autotone Mahogany 1225 Vosie & Sons Welte Mignon Electric Mahogany 1235 Anderson & Co Mahogany 675 Anderson & Co Mahogany 675 Anderson & Co Mahogany 675 Anderson & Co. Mahogany 695 ndcrson & Co Mahogany 695 Andcrcon & Co Mahogany 695 Conreid Mahogany 695 Conreid Mahogany 695 Ricca " Mahogany 725 Conreid Mahogany 725 Conreid Mahogany " 725 Conreid Mahogany r. 755 Milton Player Grand Welte Mignon Mahogany 1875 Upright Pianos (Used) Sale Price Dearborn Ebony $ 50 Haines & Co Mahogany ; , 95. Harrington Ebony 100 Martin Bros .Mahogany. ...... 110 Howard ,. Mahogany. . . .1. 125 Hardman Ebony 135 Allen .N Mahogany 135 Kelso vMahogany 145 Weser Bros v. Ebony 155 Clinton . . Mahogany 4 165 Walraven .' ,. . . Mahogany 165 Willard Co Mahogany 175 Peck & Son Mahogany Ijtfo Hardman Mahogany 495 Heller Walnut , 195 Schomacker Oak ,.; 200 Haines' & Co Mahogany 210 , hdouard Jules Mahogany 215 Behr Bros (Mahogany , 215 Regent Mahogany . 225 Girard Mahogany. . . . . 225 Ludwig Mahogany . . . (. . . 245 Harrington ..Mahogany ....'.., 245 Hardman Ebony 250 Sohmer Walnut 250 Harrington Mahogany. . . . . 265 Harrington Mahogany 275 Milton Mahogany 325 Milton Oak 350 Hardman Mahogany ,. 595 Grand-Pianos (Used) ' Sale Price Chickering Rose $1 25 Milton Mahogany. ...... 795 Harrington Mahogany 825 Glmbclt. Hardman Hall, Seventh door; Alao Some on Thorough fare. First floor, and Subway Storo. II Ww t Mil' in Kj fiijjffiiifiQ ;i f The New Cooreicl Console Phonograph M e e Conreid .Contois Thonocraph at S17S First payment may be as little as Just1 About Half Value and the Low Price is by Way of INTRODUCTION The Conreid Console Phonograph is the table model. It is a dull-finished piece ot" furniture of table-like appearance and usable as a table. The reproducer of the Conreid Console Phonograph is an improved development in sound reproduction and in connection with a remarkable tone arm and all wood amplifier gives We had the co-operation of one of the country's big furni ture manufacturers to make the cabinet on quantity orders; had one of the most highly de veloped motors and sound re producing mechanisms installed and instead of having to charge $300 or thereabouts, the Gimbel price is The Conreid a Beautifully Clear and Mellow Tone $175 AND SOLD ON EASY TERM Conreid Console Phonograpl.s play any disc (flat) record. Che cabinet contains a Record Holder. Gimbels, Hardman Hall, Seventh floor Conreid Conaola Phonograph Showing Interior Arrangement New Conreid Upright Phonograph At $79 On Easy Terms Polished Mahogany Case, 46 inches high, 20 inches wide, 20 inches vdeep. One of the largest manufacturers co-operates with us in producing these Conreid Phonographs. They have the celebrated Heineman Motor, tone arm arid sound box. A special feature is the complete Record filing Cabinet. Plays all diSC (flat) records. Gimbels. Hardman Hall. Seventh floor and Subway Store pH, 1 ! , J W ' ' ' ; VI n 4 . a ?4 V I 1 4 r & ZVS?,jK 1 i'-fe4W:i-.i.,. nK , A
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