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'SCREEN OFFERS WIDE
VARIETY FOR THE WEl-K
; duster's Last Stand" Shown
In Thrilling Fashion.
Other Movies
tli ftmouin,", "'" ,.... inter
S?' jr'makTnV of th. !.lrtorlcal
eltfd In Xnr rnnsoiitod to the nic of
PoVoinclor Perk . "loea-
V ''KlrK Wlritatry. Mar
'fn fin I'nt O'Mnlley In im
"K'.nl wrl" Youhb nrry' role offer,
twrtantp-"" , ti,nt g00d. old ex-
ch?nwmlv relief. ,P Tli' ,ltt!c
presion .''in " nl.llv, docs lib
Surer, ho I in rW ' .,. The
'crC.t,n tool? iwr t In the maldnfi
fe tor col eoord BWe nn ex-
MWe'.P.cr.",V;iniitI" should be seen
"Custer '
.u .- hn hnve cr ei out ior mnm
'r.'hCl(Tercnt from triangle, social
.ii. diiirrciii
mm " ....-
Thin one hns a
IBdiiKf in'tor "ffnj and thrilling melo
,,?..0.ril-i5rfnl. Added Is the MnK
.c.naer.al
?"? l,e Capitol Qnnrtct. n line r-om-ft'ln'V
mile nnd female vole,
twined
'".-. . ..nlti oxreiieni num.".".
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The MiH.enil.ng wr
SUnton-
. - .. T 1 .. tit TV' II I I'll III IL
Mdl Us he ending role of the man
w mm the some methods with a
"-. that 1 nicd illi his workers
JTvWc. ak. Ooddnrd and Paul
fccKwto U and George Irving (11-
VrortVwhobmb.
'."' irei the best performance! of the
. -1. iu nii'Tiiri'. in ?.--
J;,n,nv while the remainder of Uiecntsi
'torpiny. win p .,-., R.ectbns
55te the baton 'of Albert F. Wayne
ete well received.
Palace "I Am Ottllty" is one of
those Pictures that will be Iledfor
hose who do not get Into the Centre
IS time to pcc it from the vevy begln
Sm It hm one of those tricky endings
which. If known before the proper time,
Z 111 prove n sort of damper on the thrills
of the story. Jack Nelson directed it In
I clever manner and Hrndley Qlng wrote
''Louise Glaum has consistently risen
to her iccrod place in the star role and
hr performance in this piece is the best
the hns given for pome time. Malilon
Hamilton is good in the supporting cast,
which Includes George Cooper and Claire
DoDrey Persons interested in costumes
will find a wealth of material. Little
kiapv Mnnre ns the rhild is effective
.rH holds interest while he is in the
ittnes.
Arcadia "Too Wise Wives" is n
tipical I.ois Weber production. This
feminine director and the only one in
the burines ith so many plnys to her
credit, has apnin given the screen tin
Interesting and lavish production.
While it is especially appealing to
women, the men will find much to hold
'jttcntion. In the dual role of writer
and dirceior, it was quite nn easy task
to hnve the full control of her ideas.
nnd Mb-s Weber has certainly given
them full nlay.
Mona 1.11 njnin comes into the
louared silver hhect ns n player and Is
efleotlve In her role. Pliillip Smallcy,
hutband of I.ois Weber, is excellent,
nd Claire Windsor, a winsome blonde,
h also m the support.
Victoria 'The Star Rover" is one
of the series of .lack London stories that
have found their way to the screen.
While not quite so good as some of the
ether stories by this writer it lias
thrilling moments, Edward Hloman di
rected It Courtney Koote nnd Thelma
Perej are In the onst in important parts.
Those who are interested In the theory
that peoplo onn po.spss the power of
"fcoml MrM" will find srrent encour
agement In this story. The Introduc
tion of period costuming In the tccnes
where the ohnrneters are transported
backward in time is well handled.
Itegent 'The Man Who Had Kvery
thing" is another of those Hen Ames
"illlnnis tnlcs which found their first
renders in "Tho Saturday Kvening
Post." but nrc nnu tiptnp wl, li.lv unnn
by the moue fans.
The character .Tnik Plekfnrd nssumes
is that of the mii of a millionaire who
ndeier thing that he desires. Even
to the selection of n wife, who is worth
Wis and to eierj whim the doting
tathor consents, but 'the youth soon
realm s his errors nnd lights them to
wry one s (-ntlsmction.
Summer Season at Trocadero
Trixadtio- Jlanuger Hobert E. Dendv
announces that high-class burlesque
shows will bo shown throughout the
lumiiOT The Moulin Rougo llur
lesqucrs, the first summer show, is
ii entertainment of merit. It has
Pffd clash fun,,y situations, lavish
teenies tuneful music and pretty girls.
Funny Skits at Dumont's
Dunionj-s "is ,). Vmc Fni op
Trolle, "iroubUs." Milt; "The Life-
?? fl"tter.s: Lee nnd Cotton.
n HaiL In the Days of '00." nrc
nfn. "'" Yarlud "ml niniiHins offerings
e this week's bounteous bill.
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(old llondH
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,!.!,. 1Ur? lB hereby aivon that
June
Altoona
nd ci :,,"'A?h"l-0.lnn"-'y will redeem
"i fiunrtr..! ....." 'n"in in teu-at day nt
UnsC". . I." no . nne.nnir per
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June 1 1821 '" c"1"" "" ""'l "
AWoova fo.M. AND I'GUrC fDJIPANT.
By JOHN M.OYD. JR ,
T uinvr nuirrii.
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Photoplays Elsewhere
v
CHBHTttVT Last week of QrU
nth'o "Dream Street," which tells
. Merry of brotherly love. Marked
by symbollain and interestlttir cin
ematic effects.
O O T,0 X I A.L "WhafB Worth
'While-?" produced by Lois Weber,
has In Its cast Claire Windsor,
Louis Calhern.
AUIAMDHA Jnme Oliver Cur
wood'n "Nomads of the North,"
with Betty Dlythe.
IMPERIAL Tom Mooro In "Officer
66," adapted from the slaao play.
CEDAR Thomas Melghan. In "The
Frontier of tho Stars." first
half. In the cast .Alice Fleming,
Evelyn Orneley.
MARKET- STREET Tom Moore, In
"Officer G6." ,
O RE AT NORTHERN .Tames
Oliver Curwood's "Nomads of tho
North." with stellar cart.
COLISEUM Norma T.ttmadge, In
"Panthea."
LOCUST Bebe Daniels, In "Ducks
and Drakes," supported by Jack
Holt Thin Is a farcical comedy.
LEADER Ethel Clayton, In "The
I'rlco of IVuFeFalon."
STRAND "What's Worth Whiter
RIVOLI Ilohart Bosworth, in "Ills
Own Law."
'TEMPEST' GIVEN OUTDOORS
Phllomathcan Society of University
Rovlves Shakespearean Comedy
Something of the medieval spirit ot
"mcrrle England," In its youthful rest,
and jocundity, marked tho revival of
"The Tempest," the rnroly given "con
ceited and pleasant comedio" of Shakes
pearc, last night. Tho Phllomnthean
Society of the Unlvomity of Pennsyl
vania wisely elected to produce tho
play out of doors and an appropriate
woodland setting was chosen in the
picturesque Botanical Gardens, beyond
the dormitories, which helped out tin
Elizabethan effect with their some
what modified Tudor collegiate archi
tecture. The Botanical Gardens are just now
'rich In their spring loveliness and fur
nished a pictorial and fitdne back
ground for the imaginative legend 6f
the playwright's dramatic swan -song.
Absence of the "drops" and "proper
ties" of the conventional theatre forced
the audience into' linnsinatlve partici
pation In the progress of tho plav, Just
us audiences contemporary with Shakes
peare were compelled to exercise their
imaginations in n way mat nas oisap
pcared with the advent of the scene
t.alutcr, the stage electrician and the
carnentcr nnd the evolution of the tbea
tro toward literalism In reproducing
locales.
The "ship scene," which has been
usually omitted In the infrequent re
vivals of tho piece, was restored In the
version nctcd. Tho story of the ban
Iblicd Duke Prospero. with his necro
mantic art nt ready command and his
sane, tolerant phllosophj of life, of his
daughter Miranda's much-crossejl ro
mance with Ferdinand and of the two
eplrlts, the good Ariel and the evil Call
ban, proved very delightful In its many
fancies nnd Its ever-present poetry
The cast, whose efforts were praise
worthy. Included Marlon Masland as
Miranda, Frank Baxter as Prospero,
William Stewnrt as Ferdinand, Edward
Hibernian as Antonio, Mnrgarct Schell
ns Ceres. Leslie ICclley as Ariel and
Leo Blank as Caliban.
Performances will be given every
night this week, with spcclnl matinees
Wednesday ana aaturnay ior scnooi
children. In case of rain the perform
ances will be given in the gymnasium.
Continuing Attractions
J.YRIC "Tho Belle of New York,"
revival of a musical comedy clns
slo of a quarter century ngo, with
modernized lines and many up-to-date
specialties.
SlIUttERT "Greenwich VIllaRO
Folllefl," 1920 variety, Is a show of
amazing- gorgeousness, but one
carried out artistically.
FORREST "Itobln Hood," an elab
orate revival of the romantic light
opera bv Reginald Do Koven and
Harry B. Smith.
OARRCK ''Mary," George M. Co
han's Comedians returning for the
third engagement hero
lrnpoiin1a
I'ROrOSAI.H I"OR STATION BUILDINUS
AND PI.ATFOB5IS
DEPABTMENT OK CITY TRANSIT
city or pitii-Anr.i.riiiA
Klerrnth lloor, 1311 Chestnut et.
Philadelphia. Mny r. 1031.
Sealed nroroenle. addreied to the under-
limed at the otTlce ftboe mentioned, will be
received until 13 o'clock noon on May 24
and May 31. 1031. and opened Immediately
thereafter foe. the following; work appur
tenant to the Frankford Klevated Railway,
authorized by ordlnunco of Councils of June
79. 1030:
Two etetlon bulldlnnn at Knliyrton ae.
and Huntingdon et. Contract 5 8 If.
Bide will be reteiverl on .May 21, IBS1
Plumbing Inetallatlon for the atatlon
bulldlnxa at Kenelnxton ave and IIuntlnEdon
t. Contract 034.
Tilde will bo received on Moy 81. 1021.
Electrical Inetallatlon for the station
buildings at Kenslncton are, and Huntingdon
t. Contract (125.
Bids will be received nn May 31. 1031.
Station platform, and pimanti at Ken
sington ave. and Huntingdon et. Contract
02H- . .
Hide will e recnoa nn Ally i. ivn.
Plane and specifications can be eeen at
1211 Chestnut at., twelfth floor, and copies
of same with blunk forme for proposals
will be supplied to Intending bidders upoi.
application A deposit of 110 will be re
quired for the plana for the station buildings
and for the station platforms
r?nnlrARt,ira will bo rrautred tn romnlv
vwlth the Act of Assembly of July 16, 11)17,
rOISUYO " tvuil.tll.tl a (.wiiiutl.R.luil ll.BUI
nnce, and proof mun be fumlshed the de
partment by each contractor that he has
accepted ins prnvtoiuu 01 sum hci utiu in
sured his liability thrieundor -or secured
exemption therefrom,
Knr each bid Hint la oer 1 000 a uronnsal
hr.n.1 In lh sum of five hundred l&OOl dollari.
must be filed In the Law Department. Room
4Utl. City Hall, In accordance with the ordi
nance 01 Jiay a, louv, mo reriincaie nt BUCU
tlllnc tn be Inclosed with the bid
The Director restrves the rlcht to reject
any or oil bids as he may deem best for
tbe Interest of the City of Philadelphia.
WII.MAM t). TWINIKO.
Director.
1HJPA11TMKNT OK PUIIMO WORKS
BU1U5AU OP HIOIltVAYS
Room 282, Cltv llall
Philadelphia
April 36 1921.
Pied 1' Dun.ap. Chief of Bureau.
tftaled proposals will be,, received and
operrt In Itjom i " a"y '' 13 o'clock
noon Thuradar. .May 13, 1031. fori
Grading. , .
Oitinlte-locl; paving (assessment workV
Construction of the Bensalem avenue
Urldae oer Poquesilne Creelt (county bridge
between Philadelphia and Bucks County).
Movlne bulldlnsii from tho bed of Hen-sai-m
nenue (Ilyherry Karms).
Kepalrs to bridges.
IvrnlshlnK aril ile.lterlng leady-mlxed
Portland cement concrete
rurntshlnif and delivering centrifugal
P.. .' lowllft pumping Stallone
Uiculro at "oorn CUy j,.
Director.
rni: l'lTTMiunoii. vou.vr.srowN &
AHIITAIIU1.A BAIUVAV COMPANY
Oilier of the Treasurer
Plttnlmrcli. Pa,. May 2. 1921
I. Ira, t Ceperul Murtgoge Four Per Cent
Bond of this Company to un aBKrcgate cost
of l-'orlvslx Tnoueai'd Hlx Hundreil Dnllats
(5411 100). will bo piirthttued for the Hlnk.
Inn Fund on Wednesday, June 1. 1021, from
the lowest hlddere at 11 price not to exreed
par nnd Interest. Heuleil proposals to sell
bonds must tie In the hands of the Kanneia'
Irfian & Trust Company. .New Tork City, be
fore a'nse nf business Hirer o'clock P. M.,
on 'Cucsday. Muy 31. 1031, and bonds ac
cepted must te delUeml on Jur.e 1 nr
nccurltv furnished that dav If required that
delivery will bo ini.do wlth'n t.n days,
T. H. U. McKNIOHT. Treaaurer
Dividend.
TMI'KRIAl. THIJATRF.H CORP0IIA11ON
- Philadelphia. Pa.
At Ih" regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Ddectors of the Imperial Thea
tn Ciirporatlnn, Meld on April 10. 1031, n
auarterly dividend of file per cent (n'A) ws
erlared, payable June I. to fully paid stock
holders of record My 11. 1021,
Checka will be mailed
V. P. STOVER.
toretary and Treasurer
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EVENING PUBLIC
NAT NAZARRO'S BOYS
FEATURE AT KEITH'S
May Wirth Follows Headliner.
Big Applause Bill Is
Presontod
Keith's A consistently good show Is
offered with comedy nnd music sprinkled
propbrtlonatcly throughout. Nat Nat
arro, Jr.. and his sextet lived up to
headline honors and the promises set
forth In the billing. Hinging, dancing,
acrobatics and jazz mndo a potpourri
or entertainment which struck a popu
lnr chord. The hit scored was unde
nlablc.
Thrills, intermingled with artistic ef
fects, made the riding offered by May
Wirth, her brother 1'hllj and other
members of the family one of the big
hits at the bill. .
Philadelphia Jim and Marian liar
kins started business in the laugh lino
early. Jim's brand of confidential com
edy, a la Big Bill Wilson, caught on
and held those present. Incidentally.
Jim showed that ho Is capable of doing
a still better act nnd may launch forth
with one next season.
Joe Uarcy, tbe singing songwriter,
won emphatic approval with some of
the latest melodies. He has the knack
of making tho audience acquainted with
every line of his songs,
Geonrin Camnbell. assisted by Rob
ert Buchanan, scored the artistic hit of
the bill in a southern musical skit,
called "Gone Are the Days." This act,
offered in attractive southern settings,
was rewarded with four "curtains."
Daly nnd Berlew offered whirlwind
dances with good results. Bernard and
Towncs pleased in a musical skit.
Globo Octavia Hnndworth nnd Co.
gave "Salvation Sue," a timely sketch,
full of good situations nnd sparkling
lines. Itule and O'Brien won approval
in songs of the day. Among the mnny
good nets were Twentieth Century He
view, the Ilunnway Four and the Bell
ventriloquists
Cross Keys Latest fads of the day
are introduced In the "Tip Top Merry
mnkcrs." This tabloid affords oppor
tunity to present unique dances. A solid
hit was lauded by Cliff Nazarre and Co.
In songs nnd dances. Bert Wheeler and
Co. in a skit nnd other nets also
pleased.
Grand Many really new ideas are
presented by "Honey Boys' Minstrels."
an aggregation which contains several
good singers. The net is hnndsomely
staged and awny from the ordinary run
of minstrels. Archer nnd Bedford suc
ceeded in keeping laughs rolling nnd
other entertaining nets were presented.
Broadway Joseph K. Watson nnd
Willie Cohan in "Slltkin and Siatkln"
proved n merry headliner. The Thistle
Review, a' twentieth century vuriety
clnssic. was a good runner-up. Bennett
and Fletcher hnvc n musical playlet ot
merit. "Eastbound" was the feature
photoplay, which rounded out n good
bill.
William Penn Tho International
Four, in comedy nnd bong, won honor
position. Howe and Howe in songs nnd
chatter hnve n snappy net of high gradt.
Page. Hack and Mack, equilibrists, did
thrilling stunts. Jackson and Taylor
sane songs ns they ought to be sung
"The Passion Flower" was the feature
photoplay.
Nixon Arthur Miller and company
in fun, music and bongs, were awarded
headline honors. Lucas and Inez havo
an "art classic" with many surprises.
WilFon nnd Kelly have a funny skit.
The Dorans proved good funsters.
Krantz and White ure n talented pair
of comedians. "Colorado Pluck" was
the photoplay.
Walton Uoof Cansino Brothels,
Spanish dancers ; Grossman Twins, song
and dance artists; Fern Rogers, prima
donna ; Hilda Lc Roy. songs ; Sylvia
O'Chnulsae; Edward Kinney, In waltz
nnd whirlwind dances, are on the va
ried colorful program.
srniNo nKHonvrs
LAKKWOOl), X. J.
tE
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I miAnD AMONG TOE PINES AND
0VEKL00UNG UK CARASAUO
QPRINGTIMB at
her beat. The
broad avenues of the
Pine Woodj are car
peted with flowers.
Vilit this ideal retort
and enjoy all the pa
geantry of Nature.
Every outdoor diver
sion at ita beat. Golf.
&
Tennis, Fishing,
Canoeing, Motoring,
m
Horseback Hiding,
Uanang, etc.
uarage.
, FRANK F. SnUTB
SlanigcT
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Nineteen Hundred und Twenty-One
Under tho Personal ranagement of
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LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TOKSDAV,
MANTELL AS LOUIS XI
Characterization of Cruel and Crafty
Monarch la Masterly
Broad Ytwbert Mnntell oiencd the
last week of his successful engagement
with a revival of "Louis XI," a once
popular but now nn Infrequently given
standby of the repertoire tragedian.
They nil did It, n score or so of years
ngo, from Thomas R. Shea to Henry
Irving. The reason Is not far to seek.
Casimlr Dclavigne's drnmn tins much
of the meat of melodrama in It. lis situ
ations, albeit conventional, arc thentrl-
cnlly effective, there is opportunity for
picturesque settings, the utterances of
tho characters have a fine ring and a
high sound and there Is n senip of learn
ing history from Its passages. It's all
old-fashioned now, so surely does n cen
tury of time turn what was daring once
into what becomes outmoded.
The craftiness nnd cruelty of this
most baleful and detestable of medieval
monarchs are especially stressed In the
acting adaptation made from the Dela
vigne drama by II. C. Matthcus. Mr.
Mnntell gives a masterly impersonation
of the title role. Physically he has shrunk
arniNo niwonTs
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parlor. Unexcelled cuisine, II. Hevesey.Ownsr
Unf1 t uri Paclllo Ave. near Illinois.
noiei 1-CWiS Newy renovated. Prl.
vate biths. r.unnlng water, ltlectrlo lights,
llountlful table. Special American plan rate.
sg on uauvi .in.ui) wkiv. ijhau. v. t-Kvvia.
Hotel Bajcobel Kentucky Ave. Return, I
nOTCt XMJIIUDC1 Excenont tab., U7.JH .
and un weekly Phone 117. A, 17, MARION '
TNLv- f!Tnrmn Kentucky at. ft Boordwalg. ,
lev. wioriun noom8 wlth baln A rllnn1I,f I
erateri garage, nnnmeu r.. iv. itunirAua
; -I
The Watkins
South Cnrol In ft avi. ne&r
n after.. Kvrv comfort A
nice,
IfodcrAte ratrit. I, tl. Arnold, Owner
NATIONA1 Tenn.av. 2d house trom Reach
HftllUllftb European plan. B. OHNNUn
Manhattan 1S2 Bo. Car Amor t Kurop, ,
iTiannaiian nal.,, trnm hou,f M.Mv-Mahnn
PAI'K HAY. X. J.
MAHIXR AI'ABTJIIWTS. CAPK SIAY. N. 3,
Furnished, Beach ave, & Howard st, 7
rooms, 8 baths, kitchen, pantry: smaller
suites', op-n fireplaces, steam heat, electric,
gas. ARtnts.
TrF,KX:Bsvn.u:, pa.
GALEN HML
WtDNHBSy'lUE'PA.
Phyaleal Comfort.
Golf, Mualo, Dry Air.
Baautlful Soanary
Botha, Maaaage
Hydrlatlo Department
Tkaats PaHniai frera ridla. P. AK. R.R.
HcwardMMmo
MANXonae
THF O.NE-ON.TA South Mountain
Ttlt V-l---",-AWeriior.vllle. Pa
Modern homo comforts Mod rates. Booklet '
MOI'NTAIN HOME. PA.
HcUer's Mt. Airy '-- wt
SWITZKRLAND
SWITZERLAND
.KAi.et Collection'
, of uful travel utara-I
nt of 10 cents to cover1
tlon on toura and travel
4,ir sent on rrrel
postage. Informal
fre.
OIDci.il
Agency of
SWISS FEDERAL RAILROADS
21 Fifth Avenue, Xevv York
TOl'RS
EUROPE
ESCORTED and INDIVIDUAL TRAVEL
Inclusive Independent Tours arranged
for INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, etc..
covering transportation, hotel accom
modations, sightseeing and private guides
when desired.
Frequent departures of Escorted Tours to Northern and
Mediterranean Ports. Itineraries include all points
worth while.
Send for our illustrated booklet, "EUROPE 1921."
Other programs to CALIFORNIA NATIONAL PARKS,
ALASKA BERMUDA THE LAND OK EVANGELINE,
GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE. THE SAGUENAY WEST
INDIES-AROUND THE W6RLD.
Steamship Tickets by All Lines
Cook' Travelmr'i Chtquit Good Evrywlure
THOS. COOK & SON
225 South Broad St. (Below Walnut Street) Philadelphia
Telrphonei Walnut 800
,
lib considerable proportions into n
wasted frntnc In which only mnlcvolent
spirit animates and moves almost pitia
ble decrepitude. Grisly humor varies
with swelling nnd nlmost fatal ire. The
canting rcliglousm-n of the king Is
strongly contrasted with lib miserly
grocd nnd his lust for worldly power
even In his last momenta. Over all Is
dominant his abject fear of approaching
dissolution and the eternal punishment
he dreads for his misdeeds.
Vnughan Dcering made n sinister fig
ure, always hovering uncannily about,
of the king's dreadful familiar, Tristan
L'Hermitc. The conventional romance
of the plot was taken care of by Gene
vieve Hamper as Mario and George
KHUretl nn tlio Duke of Nemours. Guy
Llndslev wns capital as the counselor
Tin rViminlnoa nnd A. C. Henderson of
ferml a strong 'lnuicrsonntlon of the
fearless physician, Coitler.
Tonight "Macbeth" will be repeated.
SMART COMEDY AT ORPHEUM
Orpheuni One of the most Interest-
Imr hnnktnira nt thp RCBSOn b "Adam
nnd Eva," the Guy Bolton and George
Mlddlcton comedy which tecently en
Joyed a long run nt tho Adelphl.
Tiie story b thnt of a harassed nnd
very rich father who, when the tldnl
wave of bills engulfs hlni on the first
of every month, lashes himself Into n
m'fUNO tlKSOBTM
AT1.AXTK' CITY N. J
ALL the old charm
. of these two
famous hotels now
combined and added
to. Hospitable. Home
like. Finest cuisine.
Every modern com
fort and service.
CITY. N.J
.American Plan Always Open
BGTtlWELL
d houie trom noardwallc and
.nMlnlm.., ftlvhaat stand.
rd Id cuisine and eervlce. nooklet.
J. BOTItWKLI.. Prop.
OCKAN CITY. N. .1.
'incoLw
HOTEL, and COTTAGES
OCEAN CITY. N.J.
Now boohing Memorial
Day reservations. Special
rales Friday until Tues
day. Dancing Concerts
Cards.
American Plan
Menm Heat
CAPACITY (100
Ocean City's leading Hotel In equipment and
service, OPK.NS JC.N1-: 30. Hpeclal July
ratee. Address
Hotel Normandle. Ocean Cltv N. J
The Oceanic
May and June.
OrKNS MAY 23TH.
Special low rnts for
A. K. BAKER.
Ricnnvno nunnlnB water In every
DlbLUyne uoomet. e. Blur
room-
Blundln.
WILDWOOD. N. .1.
( vne)ktTra4 236 Cedar, 4 doors from Board
LynuiiuiM wu,k run wMfT Mr,01(1fl,M
HKAS'IH'. I'MtK. X. .
THE MANHASSET
Directly on the ocean front. Cnpacity 300
1 InnM-l H. ROSS TI'RNKH dwnnr-Prop
rOIXT PI.KASAXT. X. J.
DINE BLUFP1NN
fOlMT PLEASANT, N.J.
Amnrn; th- pirn; a nn the b-auttful Man
quail Rlvrr ehor. Rvery attraction nf
HMihore. river & countrv. All outdoo
npoi ts Now open. Booklet.
. el. K. Ilffrhnw r.
NORTH A8IU'UV TAItK. N. .T.
(l( CI l'IN(i AX KNTIIti: BLOCK
uirectiy on tne iienin i-rnnt
Capacity 000 All nunlrto rooms,
Hot and cold salt water In all
bathrooms.
Perfect Cuisine. White Serviee,
Orlll Room Brokers' ORIce.
SIIFJIMAN IIKXNIS. .Manager
New York Orttce. H W 10th St.
Phone: Vanderhllt 2290
lu.ii.7.v.v.,vtb'iMMinv:';iitfiMM:r.l3iiilwi9$
ArtlU'BY PARK. X. J.
THE METROPOLITAN
ASBl'RY PARK, X. J.
, Capacity 300i Orrhntra, IJevntori Booklet.
I H. A. HeeveH. Prop. ('. H. Beers. Jr.. Msr.
WELUNGTON 0Avt.. AburyPm.
.... . r. Bight at Ihe Ocean
Runnlntr Nator In Hvery Room electric
Rklt C. W Hart Ownership Manairement
SPRIXC. LAKH IIKACH
x .1.
ESSEX
AND
SUSSEX
HOTKI. AND CpTTAOKa
Wprlng Lake Ren eh. X. J
.- ,.orJG.N J,'N'! &
S'i.iY-v.'Vr' 2i l",f"'
. lei. MitdUnn Snimre UiSi)
THE SHOREHAM
M'RINO I.AKK IIKACH
OPUN iTXX 2H
K. K. hPANCIF.NBBRti.
x. .1.
Prop
SPRINO
LAKK. X. J.
THE
WARREN
On the Ocean
SPRINO IKE. N ,i
Ootf Huthlnv. ItlHi.,
Tennis Mislr
n.viclng V II Hiubhs Prun
IIKAPII HAVF.N. X. 3.
THE ENGLESIDE OP317
Private Imthe with sea and froin water, five
tennis courts, booklet R. V, KNOLK. Man-a.-er.
Also the Covington, West Philadelphia
TOl'KS
m
COOKS
&NK
..jAawinWru'lfii '"ai't)H.t.J,
&
MomKPIJ
MAY 10, 1921
state of mind that culminates in having
it long trip prescriDcii ior nun by the
family physician, His young business
manager, n dreamer with nn Idealistic
rtmcoption of tho swectncsii of (nmilv
life, is Installed In lib homo with nil
the prerogntives nnd powers of the
father. How his Ideas make over Into
human beings this family of social para
Kites b amusingly and Interestingly
related. Mne Desmond, Frank Fielder,
OIgn Krolow, Guy Hltner, nnd all the
other members of the company have
pleasing roles,
BTKAMSHir NOTirK8
LUCKENBACH LINES
PHILADELPHIA TO SAN DIEGO LOS ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO-PORTLAND-TACOMA-SEATTLE
SS HARRY LUCKENBACH ifB',i??
SS K. I. LUCKENBACH !1ay i
SS PLEIADES May 28
Seattle Tacorna Portland San Francisco Los Angeles
Snn Di'pero
SS
SS
SS
SS
KATRINA LUCKENBACH
JULIA LUCKENriACH
Philadelphia
FRED'K LUCKENBACH
Philadelphia to Hamburg
WALTER A. LUCKENBACH Mr
Rntrordnm Philadelphia .
SS FLORENCE LUCKENBACH Mr
Hamburg -Philadelphia
SS FLORENCE LUCKENBACH M"
LUCKENBACH STEAMSHIP COMPANY, INC.
LAFAYETTE BUILDING. PHILADELPHIA
I LOMBARD B3I0
EARN-LINE
Incorporated 1891
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA to HAVANA
S 7S "Lake Greenbrier' May 23
(Arrangement lime lieen made for quick dlsrhnree of canto at Ituriinit)
l'nr Hpa.ce and Rules Apply
EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Agents
ntillltt Building, Philn. Pa.
Iimhnril .VSno-.120l-.1Sn3-.1303 Mnln 3314-331.1
PHILADELPHIA to
CADIZ BARCELONA NORTH AFRICA
MARSEILLES GENOA
SS "JEAN STERN" May 20
Through Bills of
L-adlna; lor all ports
Cette, Nice, Gibraltar and
EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP CO.
139 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Lombard S200-0 1-02-03 ; Main 3344-45
Agents for THREE STAR LINE
Ste. lea Affreteura Reunia, 23 Bridge St., New York
MEW AMERICAN TRANS-PACIFIC PASSENGER SERVICE
betw.nSEATTLEandYOKOHVMA.KOBE,SHANGHAL
HONG KONG end MANILA via the SHORT ROUTE.
New and palstlal U.S.S.B. linen; 535 ft. lonfi 21,000 tonl
SAILINGS
S.S. Wenatchee, June
sao
S. S. Keystone State, July 30
Fares, reirrvstloni, etc., eppl any railroad cr tourirt easnt, cr
r4UGHGALLAGHER.Gm.Eart.Ast..l7StiteSt.,NewYerk
ofe ADM I RAL LI
KERR LINES
Sailings from Philadelphia
FOR BREMEN
HAMBURG
SS "Chnrlot" (U.S.S.B.)
LondiBB Sailinc May 12
S St "West Radians"' (U.S.S.B.)
Sailing May 25
tVIa Baltimore. ....
Rates quoted and through bills of lading
Issued to all Scandinavian and Ualtlu
ports via Hamburg
Kerr Steamship Co., Inc.
615-16 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Iltll Telephone
Lombard S26I
Keystone Telephone
.Main 10(1
BLACK DIAMOND
STEAMSHIP CORP.
PHILADELPHIA
to Rotterdam,
Antwerp & Amsterdam
A Steamer about May 25
W. J. Grandfield & Co.
Philadelphia Agents
303 Chestnut St.
Iimbard 6170-1 -!) Main oOJB-i
Dixie Steamship Lines
PHILADELPHIA, BRISTOL,
MANCHESTER, GLASGOW
r.s.s.n. s.s. monomac
i:iiieilrd t -all Mm 30th
for ROTTERDAM
i s.s.n. s . vi-sti:iin iioi'i;"
llxiiei'l.d to Null Mov 20ih
AT COM'KBIINCi: ILT1
Harriss, Magill & Co., Inc.
425 Lafayette HldK., Philadelphia
Lombard iWJIM Miiln 1070
HOLLAR n
ANERSCA LINE 0
New York to Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and Boulog-ne-iur-Mtt
ROTTERDAM
RYNDAM
N. AMSTERDAM
N00RDAM
raiienfer Orhce,
May 21 June 25 July 30
Mav 28 July 2 Aug. 6
June 4 July 9 Auf, 13
June 11 Jul) 16 Aug. 20
1531 Walnut St., Pbila.
VACATION TRIPS
RY SKA
PHILADELPHIA 10
IKIhTOX ttcd.. 11:00 P.M. hat. 3.00 P.M.
SoVvWis---. ) ;1;""- "00 '
Meals and Berth Included on Steamer
Merchants & Miners Trans. Co.
lUblM.c,l lK.1t
Millions) ef Passengers Curried Nel a life
Lax)
Plrr 1 So Del, Ave. Tel Lombard 1000
v'jrfvA-iiMiaaVilaj a.
' 'pV''r
KlUiC'ATIIINAl..
Iloth Heie
A GOOD POSITION AWAITS WJO
Ptudy to a ntennrrth;r ur n tooklcePV
our r.ors .m romowt, Jn jj.nr d.ul ;
ivV.iAin ,mr trulntn. Individual Irntru':-
&iT'Cor ntaht cl.j"" fffcY
tlOD,
w
ami tone" oi -""'",1VJ1ii.i
t'hmtniit At. 1'MlsdalpMa
1017 C'nyntniit I
'Mrv a iprmc The llrsl lliiilnfi Mfhoel
STRA Y ER 'S S0y chkhtnut ht.
Pcltlln. mi -' "'"' "" r nr """
The Taylor School 1(,VW.
.,"He.nT;v.i.?'k?,cphyx:
sTHAMPHir Nirric u
Philadelphia
M"?
My
10
15
to Rotterdam
Loading
12
14
18
ol op,
aln, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia,
tho Levant
18 S.S. Silver State, July 9
isiseHHiiiij ww
I
PasscnBcr and FreiRlit Services
From New York
MauStgaS00 VyS'!i!,,nAeM,,,,T,0ul,e ,4
AlSK-'f. ' .& .ftSS. 1 1 July 'S
Urrmrnria
.MUIIP w(l AUr, IK htMtf 2!
i X I., aJiUAALi
Mar 14
C'urni:inU
I Taronlu
Alhanlu (new)
Alcrri i
May 17 June 1 .Inly 1(1
June 1 July j July 3D
Inivc 7 July 13 Auc. 30
PI Y.MOUTH
, Suxonltt
ciHsniiouiia & hamupro
.iune ii July 31 Auc 30
r.nvniiWn?Tinv .r ;. ,",-1 .'.'.
AlcerU- "Vr May'll ""A"Ul
I ""oo onmA..t21 p'atb-'"" l9
HAVANA COHl'NN'A. Olnn AT1
PATIIAS
DCBRQVXlic. TniESfll
Pannonln
FIUMI1
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
June 4
1 Castalln
MuA, .
PHILAUKLPHIA. PIRABUS.
ANDJ?4A',J'1i!"l:Ti'?V-TRNA"BAlVoNl'cA.
J pi..: i.'A',"',u"'E IO.NSTANZA
I River Ariixe. .. - . ..
- ' PHII ADKf.PHIA TO LONDON
.. , niacin ma 34
PIHLKDELPHIA TO I.n'ERPOOI.
Phrvgla June 1 . . -
PIULAI)I:lpIU,dTOuUsTOL (Avonmo-h
Ylnileila June' 'l -
I'miard and Anihnr rlenm Rlilii Line.
Poen?er Office. 1S00 WaRut M PhTla.
Ieleht Oftiee. Ilourfte Bldg., I'htla.
AMERICAN SHIPS ARE
AVAILABLE FOR YOUR
OCEAN VOYAGE
New Combination Passenger
and Freight Ships
Fast. Luxurious Steamers
Reliable Freight Ships
THE STANDARD OF
THE MARINE WORLD
UNITED STATES
SHIPPING BOARD
Sailings from every port
in America to the lend
ing ports of the world.
Schedule
tie lira In
of
pniengcr
...n lc. .....
till, paper every Mondio.
U'edncMlay
und lYtda:
NAWSCO LINES
Dlrrct salllnjs to Los Angeles, San
Kruncliro Oj'anJ Seattle, Portland,
Astoria, Taroma, Vancouver. B. C.
S. S. West Togus . . . . May 25
S. S. Brush May 15
Team freight received
North (foot of Vine St )
dally Pier
18.
Belt Line Dollvery. Baa
with uU railroad.
connections
Tor Riitee nnd Information Apply in
Norlh Atlantic & Western S.S. Co.
(Agents I' S. Shipping Board)
136 S. Fourth St.. Philadelphia
Lombard 5' 01-3-3 .Muln 3303.3
bTRXMJBOAlH RKgORTS
ERICSSON BOAT
FOR BAIl IMOUE
$2, one-way fare; J3, round-trip fare
Dally ill 0 P. M.. a o'clock balurdar.
frntu Pier 3. . Ilrlntvare Ate. """
bend for Vampliltt,
Z
vanbEiTteaa.
RE
..MnslJiialaMllWiiilfli
wr
21
S - S - STAMMERING
nnd nil detect In speeeh cured.
.iiiernoon nnii ermine rinsarii.
Cnll, Write or Tlintie
Tnplnr IT02 for rnrtlenlnr
THE QUIGLEY INSTITUTE
lor the enre nt nil ilrfeetn In ieech
17Z7 MA.VTI.H HTIIKKT
Every thing!fbout
Cuticura Soap
Suggests Efficiency
Sop,Olntmnt.TftWn.2ft6 tmywhT Forumo!
44ft CttrtbrltrlM,Ppt X,MldB Urn.
VANISHED
OVER NIGHT
f,renele Mtln Cresin
I'rntllrate Ileferts
Ilurn. rashes. kln troubles even
1'e.hlnB ecjema ure nulrlily alln.'ed
,y appljlnc Oreneless Xoxstem
Skin Cream.
The moment sou npplv It lienllna
beirlns The oil or elnvn and oilier
medlcamenta It rontalns anion Into
the pores. A tlnsllntr eoolhlnir een
eatlon follows jdu feel it heal.
Qt small Jar from any Rood
riruKElat nnd u It llk cold eram
or tho Noxzema Chnmlcal Co., of
Ilaltlmorc. Md.. will mall vou a
outenlr Jar upon receipt of tl-ls
"-lipping- nnd 10c to cover poatase
and packing .trft.
Paint that
stands the
scorching heat
Wilson paints do nut
peel or b 1 i a t e r in the
scorching heat of summer
the paint nnd mnteriale
we uae nre of the very
beat quality and they are
laid on practically by men
who know how. Consider
this before painting thia
apring.
lkJUUUej&AM?i
S
aUGOOD PAINTING I
frileShsninr
Will stand the lest of time
t N.Tth.St
BslablishoH IBSt
Mr. Business
Man
Our customers do
business here not only
because of the stabil
ity and security of
this institution, but
because courtesy and
service abound. Our
officers are always
accessible and ready
to extend help and
advice. We would be
glad to bxive you open
nn account here and
share this service.
THE
REAL ESTATE
TITLE INSURANCE
AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
523 Chestnut Street
15 S. Broad Street
PURE
FRESH PAINT
Believe Me
Main Street"
For every man the "main
street" is where he lives nnd
the main "place" on that
street is his own home. A
finely painted, well-preserved,
snug - looking home - who
wouldn't be proud of sucli a
possession?
"Saue the Surface"
PAINTERS
Vine & 17th. Sts.
SPRUCE t,7'r RACejSQl
CUTICURA
PREVENTS FALLING HAUt
If your scalp ia Irritated, nd your
hair dry and falling out in handfula,
try this treatment: Touch spots ol
dandruff and itching with Cutlcira
Ointment and follow ith hot
shampoo of Cuticura Soap. Abso
lutely nothing better.
WK
Kuehnle
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