vu . EVENING Biteo' ' SEPTEMfcEft 10, i.920 INCHES FROM iV. 77i? Golden-Plated Rule By Milan Paschal Day .... -,.,.i! tho city Ttater -""- . I found a i""u'UB " f lUt A""'" - v S to woman w - he bal nlcc h0U8e' PM? f Ie n.CVef SnKlr, ''Good mornlnj." I K-r'StW,. .M repeat. y ) of u. u.-v- .rMt tlcsts. V "iVeur manners?" W;rBnlv urowled back: llf "neat it If you don't ik. !"!' mnr0 wll come." uVc ray u well. T$re entitled to courtesy. 80 X ne?? found a dummy gun. lode souvenir, I remembered. I bid worked one day us extra. !" . .mi hunt for copy.) Replay was a Midwestern. Movie Stuff The usual stuff was pulled. Forty-niners, cowboys and nil that. Tho dummy -sUigavo me an Idea. 80 I put tho boarders on. They waited round nftor breakfast. I paid my1 bill. My trunk went. At the door I turned. "Qoodby," I said. No answer. I repeated my farewell. Silence. Then I raised my hand. The dummy six -pin pointed, nt him. Up went his hands. I exploded 1 "Say goodbyl" "Y-ycs, sir g-goodbyl" he said. "Say It fifteen times. One, two IIo sold it fifteen times. "Now say good morning!" He did fifteen times. I put him through his manners. He bowed and raised his hat. ricked up a glove, offered a chair. He snld "Thank you" and "Please." Then I threw tho "gun" nt his feet, no yelled and dodged. "Pick it up!" IIo did and looked dumbfounded. "Keep it as a reminder," I said. " 'When this you sec, remember me.' Also remember your manners I Likewise the Golden Rule!" I went nwny from there. They say he has reformed. He is as polite as a Frenchman. But he shudders at mention of guns. Isn't it odd? Grouches like to show rudeness. Hut they just hate it in others. nPRM ML AND ADVENTURES LAND OF SURPRISES JJy DADDY CHAPTER V The Wild Goat llURPiuSES had come thick and fast I'l'' to FtetV since eno ram tlu ,' " fs Wr of tho Brave with the nuuo R'r" ". t,i and Wee Into tho I Effit Wr? wrprlsln thlnw happen. I.'"!., h had boen carried awny toy 1. ind turtle; then rtio had conuiea ffiLrth. rocky slope : then she had gone Sllne J the cl ft into a hickory tree hS Md bounced her alon into other SIm frim which she had fallen In l"!L. Jhirh had tumbled her into what SlS .a .oft. white coat-skin m the supposed rug cave a great ShA"lnS5SSS& IW,.'MrSB.uS,nS,?hSt wh Ue ft was KsfinT ?.ft "I?. PftaJfiU1 a badly ecarea wnu b .'"- ,,v ,l' .. .lMr thin h S USUal Wlld- when PcBgy Plumped into his soft And he wawiiarinn.. ---- wnon - .."".".X.-i; . lies as he lay in mo imuu ....w.- nets -Ll.. aMAAWlnrV .i.......p. VnanMi thn coat, and away he bounded like a runaway automobile. And away bounded Peggy, for she had Ult tme 10 uruBp 1110 Bt. - --. lore he was In full flight. Had sho tried n get oft then she would surely have teen hurt for his speed was terrlflo. Ud the hlllsldo raced tho goat In great lttti Ho carried Peggy back among Its eras almost as fast as she had Satdown The path he chose was riiht up the steep face of tho cllfr. ItJcklfiily ho bounded from rock to mi, where scarcely any other animal could navn iour.u ioouuk. . . Ptm clung tightly to his horns. Sho pected any minute to have him slip and eo tumbling down, but so long as he kept EOlng sho didn't dare let go. It was a mad ride and not at all tne Wnd ot a ride Peggy would have taken had the had her own way. It jaw nr thrills, bu: they were thrills of (ear and not thrills of fun, such aj h got In riding a wooden goat on a me-rry-RO-round. At last the goat reached tho top of the cliff, and Peggy gave a gasp of re lief. One danger was past, and, per haps tho goat would stop before they tame to another. . Hut the goat didn't stop. He leaped away among the crags, not halting even when a deep cleft In the rocks opened before them. This cleft seemed too broad for tho goat to leap, and it wai hundreds of feet deep. Falling Into It would bo as bad as falling off the cliff. To Peggy's surprised horror, sho saw that the wild goat was so wild that he was going to try to Jump the cleft. It was a big Jump, even if ho had no load, and with Peggy on his back ho had no chance at all to make it. Prey gave a scream, let go his horns, and threw herself from his back. Just ta the goat maao his leap. Sho felt herself In the air, the goat sped away from beneath her, she was tumbling Into lilt cleft But as Pggy fell, she heard a shout s shout In Billy's voice. Something flew ertr her head and caught her under her anu. She suddenly stopped falling and wms In tho atr. Sho had been saved, bat how? She heard a chuckle and looked up. Thro WAR thn T.lttl XVIinrrt nrinir down at her over the edge of the cleft. Anl there beside him were Woggle, Boiglo and Wee, their eyes sparkling tnrnueh their false faces. On tho other Idi of tho cleft tho goat was scrambling jttu'iy Mno .untie wuara was re pealing one of his rhymes: "Hair from your head I'll turn to throad, Then thread to rope, 'Twill do I hope." ThHi Peggy knew Bhe had been res cued The rope hod been thrown over Jlfil??. llke a ,asso' nnd caught her JSilJn V,me- But wh0 hRd thrown tho IS'l M H B11,y whoso voice sho nad heard, or was it tho Little Wizard who now. with the help of Woggle and Uie cl?ft'raS pulllnsr her l0 tho t0P of p.1"1" next chapter wilt bo told how - bob a picasant surprise, Of course its CIDER The only5urG jmrst cure 'I know 15$ at. Grocers7 ciass MAHOD fniiaatipho THE DAILY NOVELETTE The Call By BOrillA SMITH A high-powered touring car purred softly beforo tho massive steps of tho capltol. The little man In tho tonnoau stared meditatively at the guard "atrotchlnr his legs" bark and forth be fore the car. Few people wero abroad that sleepy afternoon In August and no ono at all in the Immediate vicinity except Bollett, who. wheeling at the end of his "beat," glanced Idly nt the car and suddenly stiffened. Winking bo- wllderlngly, he shot a scrutinizing glance up and down tho streot. then reached tho car In n few quick strides. He peered Into the tonneau and underneath, then hauled tho dozing chauffeur halfway out or his seat. "Where's the governor?" "Why I er," mumbled Orr; then, with a glance behind him, "he must havo gono Into the capltol. Maybe his sec retary r " "Impossible," interrupted the ngttated guard, "my oyes wero not off him ten seconds at any time." "Well, ho ain't here, Is ho?" Orr crumbled. Bolles disappeared tnto tho building to shortly reappear after a futile search with the governor's secretary the car was gone. Telephones and messengers combined with police ana reporters to rouso tho little town to such excite ment as It had never before known ; and In an hour's time the whole state was aware of tho myBterlous abduction of dovemor Dexter Solon. Why and how was he kidnapped was the query spread upon the front page of every evening newspaper In the coun try: but no real information material ised until tho next morning, when a Capltol News reporter answered the kX2iln Si""1 ni hai tremuiow .iVf 't.h .governor's daughter, All. .i,h?v.tlu?.t lvd & snectAl dollvery JJ.Ulr' sho told him. "He Is at fLty"11?. catnp In the .White Moun K ""a" right, btA don't know X.n .? wil1 "turn. Tou may see the r "y """ Bh concluded.:. , i. aKa Papers offored several theories and conclusions, tho most con S.iS2!i b?!.n that Instead of being kid P,,M;d 'the governor had voluntarily ' thp state with his "principles" In order that Lieutenant Governor Alnes S?1"? iu,Uetrno caU that would have al rnost the historical significance of the shot heard 'round tho world." Would the now acting Governor Ames-call a special meeting of the Legislature which would undoubtedly make the state ths thlrty-sixth and deciding factor for national woman's suffrage? Meanwhile, In a rough but comfort able log camp In tho White Mountains, the governor and his ex-hauffour had argued politics, policies and principle until Orr begged a respite ,. "Let's go nshlng, sir," ho suggested. Although you are horo against your will I wish you would try and enjoy your 'vocation,' Would you llko ta send any moro letters? Under my supervi sion, of courso," ho added, apologetically. "Ono more, only," tho governor rrim ly decided, "very necessary, though I dlsllko to havo you Informed of my family affairs." Tho letter that he pres ently handed Orr to cnior.i. hrfonv. that Stanley Cabot was not to visit or write his daughter now or at any other time. "Is that ths man whn la wnrklnr no hard for woman's suffragot" Inquired urr. -e s tne man. Big man In his sec tion of tho country, but I can find a son-in-law In my own state." tho gov ernor blurted out. "My Allx camo near marrying him, I guess, when Bho was out West last spring. Recently he had the nervo to wrlto ro, but I think that will settle him. He might come on East Just now. thinking Allx was In trouble." Tho sun had hardly disappeared be hind Green Mountain on their fifth day In camp when ono of OiTa men arrived with a tolegram which contained tho one word "Called," signed by "A" Flinging his hat Into the air with a whoop, Orr turned to the governor. "Your 'side-kick' has Issued the call, sir. Now we'll go home." Tho governor and his abductor, muffled to tho oars In light outer gar ments, pushed past the astounded butler at the door of the executlvo mansion and entored tho library, A gaping maid was Sent to Inform Allx of their arrival. "Now, young man," said his excel lency, as he sank gratefully Into his easy chair, "you havo fifteen minutes to explain Derore my parole expires ana I hand you over to tho authorities. It Is obvious why I was kldnanted." he grinned, "but how In tho name of Ethan Allen did you manage It? All I remem ber Is n sort of an automobllo upheaval and then a blank." "Well, sir," Orr commenced, seating himself on the comer of the table, "on the day In question, for which wo had been preparing during the month that I worked In your garage as handy man, I so arranged that I should be your driver and that your cars should be disabled. Tho borrowed garage car was flttod with a special body : tho rear seat nnd back wero only a shell of leather and steel which, with tho top down and back, looked like the real thing." "But I remember It didn't rldo very easy," remarked tho governor. "There was spaco to hldo two or three men of your size," Orr continued, "If they wero not too particular about position. While we were waiting at the rapltol, I drummed out a little A'orse on tho steering wheol to my hidden con federate back of you. When Bolleo turned his back for a few seconds, I tapped tho signal. My man opened the section of seat beside you, jlu-Jltsucd ThingsYou'll Love to Make Brother or dad has a tie which you have always admired. Perhaps it Is slightly worn and he no longer cares to ueo It. Ask him for It and make this cunning little bag. Tou may have to piece It, but the seam can be covered with some fancy stitching. Cut card board ovals 3U Inches In diameter, and cover ono of them with tlo silk out from the narrow parts of the tie. From the broad parts make two strips about six Inches by seven Inches. Join them nnd stitch to ono oval. Cut lining tho same Ize and Join to the other oval, which Is coverod with lining. Put the lining Inside the tie silk and turn down tho lat ter to form the heading. Fasten the ovals in the center with a beaded tassel. What a delightful little bag. and at such a small cost I FLORA. you to the camp. The 'mystery car was Junked, of course," he concluded. "Very clever," tho governor admitted, "but he laughs best who' " The door burst open and a glowing Allx welcomed her father with a hug that threatened to take him oft his feet. "Tou won't mako trouble for meT' Orr calmly pleaded, with a qulzilcal glanoe at Allx. "Think how my wife would feel she's a governor s daughter, too." "Pleaso don't daddy," murmured Allx, her auburn head snuggled on his shoulder. . . ... "What I Do you Intercede for this this rascal. Orr, Allx?"- v : "Oh, dad, what a klddef you are," she cajoled, blushlngly dr-wJ1n' ,he rascal' to her with a hand which dis played a banded finger for tho gov ernor's enlightenment, "you mean or Stanley Cabot.' " Next complete novelette Lights" ."Harbor Cuticura Soap Tho Safety Razor Shaving Soap OlttoBrSotkTMwlttmHKH7. trrlnr tt. EAT PLENTY OF MEAT. ft err at the YOCIt HEALTH DEMANDS IT. The heated ncftson Ik nhont oyer. fcv ut luueai enjoyment or jour nnu wi oar meal will lie much better nnd will rout : and too can ret the fullest .enjoyment of jour mel when good fresh meats are rra. xoar meals will lie mueh better nnd will rout you much less when bourhl Amnuai- DiiiKjvi' ur.r.v vu. Specials tor This Week STEAKS Finest Hamp. Round. Sirloin, well trimmed. i 35c lb. Finest Tesrllnr 1I at LMtnb, anr file, or j.oin leurunr x.itraD Chop, we an selling iui neeic LAMB 35c II). Kin 11 at liuteher Ronat. Frlme Rib -" i- k. n iivmi, or rin uunei vkjju bum Itoui I w w w - We aell beef from cood corn-fed cuttle, ami not yellow cow meat z iw. or fecK or 9 ids. or nr tewlnc l'eorllnc Lamb for. OC Thta la Tearllnc Lamb, and not old mutton. Try 8 poonda of oar Ham- OC-. burr Steak ZOC Flnit Half Hmokea Montr 1 Q lb. Tan nor Freah Country Hauaat Beat Country Scrapple 30c 2 "" for 25c ib. lb. Ilent rure Lard, In lb. Oa prints a.UC Home-Mado Bauer 1 r at. Krout 1UC Heat Iloneleas Daeoo, In too no. lb, piece OOC Lean I'lcnlo Shoulders 1 all 01. lb. IlM rflC llje rrMmfrr Ilntter Man r lh Can Iluy. In K-Jb. nrlnts . . . . OUC n neiectea rirarbrook Fresh Err In Cartona at 55c dot. Please bring jour basket with sou. It will par you, because your money roes further here, and you carry borne more quality meat for lrsa money than In other stores, llrliur your dish for Snner Kraut. It's easier to carrr. Store Ie Open as Early as 7 A. M. on Saturday Mornings to Wait on Trade Market Street Beef Co. 5221-25 MARKET STREET "" fW"f"1 I 1i IaaflLaafe. f a Ktj j ' I - -;- I '" itflffiWUHB. ny' IBB"-""-' - niiinV Igll W f 23bjpaa9v Jr T3r i iMrBaBBBattaaVi afll 9U t V&aM aaa-T Saf aai tfaaai 1 w a. T Iv arrralaBBBBBnlVaV u ITAwVri EIB JrVStBPSt. m u5r Jf V3a2 rmcaaraQmcgft 'S&Zwtf w3frVX9mfCf' jtl ,kWasaiJwra VggHgrQlaVgLf i- ll'laBBBBBBBtAranrfiM EalBlVI Save the health vacation has brought you You are back from mention with a surplus of energy nnd vitality. Do not jeopardize this vnluablo health and Btrenph. Save it all. Eliminate from your household work the hardest task of all washing at home. How can you satisfactorily do this? That question is fully answered by Family Laundry Service; Family Laundry Service is an efficient, economical way of earing for the laundering and moat of the ironing; for the entire family. It gives you practically two extra slays each week to do more healthful things. Or, if your maid does the washing, it means that sho is free to do other things for these two days. Your whole family's wash is handed to your laundryman, nnd returned as follows: All ftel pieces, tndadlnr hod llaen, table LUm and Uwals, -washed, vanoottdr Ironed, ownly folded n4 ready for nae. Wearing- apparel, all Dderclottihnf, dreaeea, children's raiments, etc., carefully washed and dried (aod) Btarcbed whero necessary) rcudy to ba dampened and Ironed. Many anderrarment may bo a without Ironlnr, dno 4o tho method of drylnr. This will rare at sreat deal of your work In finlabinr that portion of your waah. The hardships of honro laundering oro done nwny with in modern laundries by tho aid of appliances that do better work than hands and with less effort. The conditions which make latrndries good places to tPorfr, make them also tho place to have your laundtring done. Ask Yoar Present Laandryman About Family Laundry Service you In bcsldo lilm and milled tha seat bock Into placo "Bolles never thought of examining; tho ear. When he entered the capltol In search of you, I disappeared, and with tho aid of friends and cars relayed Moss Fillings for Pillows Thn lone- ncnnanl mots, which STOWS as a parasites On many of the trees in tho south, makes most delightful nillnsr for porch nnd hnmmoclt pillows. Pull It In small shreds and add dried bay leaves, sweet fern and fragrant pins necdlen. Tho moss Rives a soft pillow, and one that keeps the shnpo well, nnd tho other Inirredlentn add a delightful odor. Mod ern I'rlscllla. loTJUlloBt or Asuossee- mend iVrtte or l'hone for Knrrared or Printed nampiea. ROYAL ENGRAVING CO.. 814 Walnut St, Moderate Prleea M Leading medical authorities recommend imported Pompeian Olive Oil Ifyourrfdn itches Kesinol If you aro sufloring from skin trouble, burning, unsightly skin affection, batho tho soro places with Kesinol Soap and hot water, then gently apply a llttlo Rcslnol Ointment. You will probably bo astonished how instantly tho itch ing stops nnd healing begins. In most cases tho sick skin quickly becomes clear and healthy again, nt very llttlo cost. neslnol Ointment and Iteslnol Soap also clear away pimples, redness, rournnesi and dandruff. Sold by all drurslsu. time T its apple lf)JOllflHHHBH;HAJ rTsJBBMKflMBKaSMaB isisisHa There's nothing like real old-fashioned apple jelly, flavored, perhaps, with currants; nothing better for "after-school" appe tites than spicy apple butter 1 A full preserve shelf means winter table costs are cut ! For your preserving use Franklin Granulated all Franklin sugars are pure cane sugars; all are accurately weighed, packed and sealed by machine in convenient sturdy cartons or strong cotton bags safe from flies and anti. SAVE'TOE FRUIT CROP The Franklin Sugar Refining Company ' 'A Franklin Cane Sugar for every use ' ' Granulated, Dainty Lumps, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown, Golden Syrup. H HWJJM MOM 1MXM r niirr H 1 "ML FRANKLIN WS- IBH CANE) SUGARS I i an js f1 1 1 n 1,1 aiH'wi.M'-n j Rittenhouse Bros. "Penny Profit Meat Store" Friday 60th & Market Sts. Saturday Eli&Steak Meats 33c Ib. RIB ROASTS Best Cuts 32 CHUCK ROASTS Best Cuts 22 HAMBURG STEAK Fresh Ground 18 POT ROAST Lean 20 STEWING BEEF Brisket 10 BOLAR ROAST Lean 30 Tons of Lean Boneless Bacon 2 to 4 lb. Pieces 32c Ib. REGULAR HAMS 8 to 10 lbs. 37 SKINBACK HAMS 8 to 14 lbs. 38 PICNIC HAMS 5 to 8 lbs. 22 COTTAGE HAMS 2 to 4 lbs. 43 Strictly Fresh EGGS In Cnrton 62 SHOULDER PORK Blade Stylo 28 Lot3of Nice Lean YEARLING CHOPS French 35 Legs YearlingiD34c lb LEAN RIB YEARLING CHOPS 28 SHOULDER YEARLING 22 LOIN YEARLING CHOPS 38 SHOULDER BABY LAMB 28 LEGS BABY LAMB 44 Buy Your Meals Wholesale SHOULDER VEAL.i ROAS'VING VEAL..( BUTCHER ROAST.f r.rninc roast i 4 lbs. real Sharp CHEESE, 95c BEEF BRISKET 10c RUMP STEAK : ROUND STEAK... SIRLOltf STEAK..' Phone Lombard 5110; Main 3209. Shcddcr and Soft Shell Crabs Seafood This Is OYSTER Season! Market, Inc. 10 and 12 S. Delaware Ave. This Is Our Only Store H wiJ ionoi IOE30I 1 r I OUR QNX.V jSTdiUSTl MSlIMONr( I JL JLK LARGEST EXCLUSVE CPEDIT JEWELRY HOUSE IN PHLADELPHI 30 IMoiyri 13th Street aaaBBBll "mTTW" ' Gives you possession of any of this Handsome Jewelry WEEK Open Sat. Evgs. Til 6. - Open Sat. Evgs. TilG. Diamond Bine RtKiilnr MO Tolue U1X Ut. O 1 u O fold, plotinam ntoD. nana Ut a s I e 1, P or e OvfUltr diamond. S31.Z0 $kfe s ; T. n d 1 n a' Tiffany rnre whits .per- Mi aiamona m crneroni iiiii ii n a romsrs.. ahln Deaonr. duo $28.7i I "HHBt y V v Big Sale ROGERS Silver Absolutely the Finest Silverware Obtainable! IIOOKRH riF.CKS qVAUte TEED TOR A I.IFBTIMK Monls or nlctures fnll, to dwrlbf llin rTiiulslte brantr of this wonderful rt of illvfrwurnl It la th aiwjo kind in nuvrrwar. ia w 'i '. ' ,,r Onrat homrs In tho Inndl You hntr ulwnja lonsfd fnr sorli n rhwj IT IIKCII. Just think of It VOI' UNI.K l'A XtiC tntWTi JM9 '1111 IIAIjNCK IN MIAU, WKEKI.V l'.l.MII, UBe S Sure S You Find Us. Look for Our Name on Our WINDOWS. Week Ik f 1 OUR. ONLY STORETl g NSlMONHN X M9Pr LJRG EST EXCLUSIVE CREDIT V JEWELRY HOUSE N PHILADELPHIA 30 North 13th Street o D ocaoi i oca pi IOCIOI JS1 IO riioTorLAvs nioTOPivya PHOTOPLAYS THRU iz&sfa OFlMERICA The followintr theatres obtain their pictures through tho STANLEY Company of Amer ica, which is a guarantee of early showing of tho finest productions. Ask for tho theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Company of America. Academy of Music BT MODEL; HUMonr.sQun adaptbu ' FANNIU HUnST'S rmousaiw t SOUTH ST. Orehsstra.'? Pnnllnii.li. . . ' -"'""""? ". - WILLIAM FAnNUM In -ilia umji.vN AIL L 12th, Morris t Faasyunk Aje. Alhambra Mat naiiyats kbs.o 45 a o UDML'ND lirtEHSR In A COMMON LEVBI." A I I ITPUCMV Frankford 4 AllfRhcny ALLblintlN I Mat naiivs-m kvbs hb CONSTANCE TALMADOB In in suAncii of a siNsnn" Anrt T r B2D TIIOMPPON HTS CONRTANTK TALMADOR In IN SEAHCH OF A blNNnn" ADAniA cunsTNUT rtiiow ioTn ARCAU1A in a M to U.t5 r. M. ETHEL CLAYTON In "CROOKED STUEETS" BALTIMORE rtiUJ$ZZ CIIAni.Kfl nVT In "HOMER COMES HOME" ml IPDIDn HROAD STREET AND JUt,t5ir.L' pt'POITHANNA AVE. THOMAS MEIOHAN In THE rillNCB CHAP" BROADWAY Dr fnW.a' CHARLES TtAT In "HOMER COMES HOME" r A DlTnl f 22 MARKET STREET v..Arl IKJLi m r tn lias p. m JANICE WILSON In "THE WHITE CIRCLE" COLONIAL 0,,i-,o VTii m.' CONSTANCE TALMADOE In "IN SEARCH Or A SINNER" EMPRESS MA,N "irVNVT HORAUT IIOSWORTH In I1ELOW THE SUnrACE" FAIRMOUNT 20th Ik Clrard At. MATINEE llAII.T -.ham Mt-.r.jiv in THE SEA WOLr" Fresh Killed FANCY TABLE BUTTER 59 Stewing Chickens"! 42c Ib. OLEO MARG ARINE 39 Miim MARG ARINE 32 PURE LARD Mb. Package 22 COUNTRY SCRAPPLE 2 lbs. 25 FRESH COUNTRY SAUSAGE 35 FAMILY THEATRE 1311 Market St 11EATRIZ JOY in INVISIBLE DIVORCE" HCTU QT THEATRE Ilelnw flpm DOin O 1 . MATtNKE DAIL BESSIE IIARRISCALE In "LIFE'S TWISTS- DAILY FRANKFORD FrRD HORAnT HOSWORT1I In "DKLOW THE SURFACE" Great Northern TM oonp" .' JACK PICKEORD In "THE DOUnLE-DTBD DECEIVER" IMPETPIAI fluTH walnut srs llYlrt'rV.lAVL. Mats 2tM Kifs.TAU rUClIARD RARTHLEMESS In "THE IDOL DANCER" OVERBROOrC C3D AND J-prvtrk. HAvisuFortDAVE.0 REBECCA OF SUNNYljnonK- nnu., PALACE 12"lnrMSET S""EET REX REACH'S uui.nu SOME" P. 1C PRINCESS 10R,8An.KET STREW COITNE GRirVTII0,nUl,P' ' VHiaPEU MARKET" REGENT ""in-wuS WILLjAVlr- RIALTO GEIIMANTOW.N AVR . DOROTHY "W80 RUBY MAUKVn'' AST WW 7Tli" s?riTlf A vir 'flr.Tf TsnfAi,. 'n """ .M-aia SAVOY 12U MARKET STREET THOMAS MEmVlAN0iUD'VIaHT 1 "I'RINCE ClIAP" '" I SHERWOOD , and ' ROBERT WAnrJiAkVMOnB r "THE FOrnTEEM-rir ". FOFRTEENTH MAN" STANLEY, ,"; above ,0Tj WALLACE nnm'ln" " p- "' "WHATS TOITI7 VrTTnA"-.... HAT'B YOUR IIURRY?" VICTOR A AnAA"TfTiA?',0VI tS T"R FIOHTINO CHANCE" CTT" N'XS'NCE"P BELMONT WU AU0VK MAIUCBT "THE RIVER 6 END'? CEDAR 00TI1 ANU CEDAR AVENdi ."ORART nOSWORTII In "BELOW THE SURFACE " COLISEUM kkct niffrwiST" THOMAS MEIOHAN nAN "THE PRINCE CHAP" " MRfl "ONT ST '-' w jii-ni & niruim ITO o Tnnotlnnrtn m.-..- t1 tk W S HAI1T,. -axora ! THE TOLL OATg- HI LOCUSTS ,AW,W3gfg f kn n "THE ftD"JSH?,W-w,W 'J ADDED CHARLIE CHAPLIN CAHMEM.. Jil 'Si I CAnCR lBT LANCABTEll AVU. LAlPuJIU. MATINEE DAII.T ALMA UUIIENB In "THE WORLD AND HIS WITE" LlDE.rt Matlnoe Dally WILLIAM FAVERSHAM In "THE MAN WHO LOST HLMBELF" 333 MARKET HAMfi-i iVfi'i? TOM MIX In "DEQEHT LOVE" NlXnM D AND MARKET STH. Sunshine rnm,d ir t ,,-m - Jt "TEN KNiniiTH 1B' T n' T WITHOUT A BARROOM" RIVOLI t,i'l) AND a.nhom bts: ENID BENNETT Yn ,ln" D"' "iiaini'l.tll". , STRAND OKU.MANTOWN. tAVS: hi linTANT WASI,BUnN!NrnNC ' "THE BINS OF ST A NTI ION Y' WEST ALLEGHENY NOAH BEEHY In "TUB HHA WOLF" v BlCf?twto-l ytaln wd puaiat $ v tiAxb Ijali'- ,n-.,Tv.tM5lA'V ,K&yt&itxii.ylx
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