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: CALLED SLACKERS
Latest Covornmont List Oon-
talnsi as Usual, Names of
Men Who Served Nobly
Two men wlio wore u'ndor flro In
Frnncc nrc nnmert on the slacker IIhI,
luiicd for publication otdny.
Andrew CVrnlrk, who, necordlnK to
the Government, foiled tn npenr when
.aii1 for service, went overnens June
15 1018 n n nrlvnlf In tlio ninth In
Jantr Seventynlnth DIvIMon. Ho wnt
"oimcled In action on Hip F nndern
front. September 31, ho severely thnt he
fcad to remain tinder hiwpUal core more
,h.n nix miinthH, nnd lm been nblc'to
walk onlv In the Innt clx wi-ek- Cher
nlck Ik retelvlnR StW. n month In com
'pciiMtlon from fie novornment nnd Is
Irainlnz to be n mechanic in the Ilronil
ind Spring Garden streets school for
dkibled soldiers. Chernlck underwent
four operatiotiN for n wound thnt nlmost
tore nwny his rlslit Ipr.
Sam ICostrlnsky, another hero listed
., ft slacker, trnined in Camp Lee with
ii Pennylvnnln infantry outtlt nnd went
to France in the summer of 1018. He
was overseas n year, nnd every one
who knew him In the nrmy spoke highly
of his comase under flro.
He returned with his oiltflt In Febru
ary, mifl, when he received nn honor
able discharge, nnd since then lin been
(inplo)rri bp M'veinl meat companies
fis fnloinn.ii. Since rctuinlng. he has
lived with his brother, Sol, In 720 New
Ilnrket street. Accoidltig to the
brother. Kostrinsky left Inst night for
Iqung"towii. O., whero he expects to
ret a job with n meat-parking concern.
Elko so many others, he is entirely Ig
norant of the fuel thnt the Government
b looking for him.
DATES ANNOUNCED FOR
' REGISTRATION OF VOTERS
August 30, September 6 and 10
Fixed Old Llsto Canceled
Dates for pcrsonnl registration In
Philadelphia will be August 30, Septem
ber 0 and 10. This was nmumnml to
day, at Hnrrlsburg, by the Stntc Ilurcau
of Elections.
The bureau also calls attention to the
fact that nominating petitions for
State-wide offices, judicial and consti
tutional convention delegate nomina
tions mtint be filed with the secretary bv
August 11 and other petitions filed with
County Commissioners bv August 2.1.
The personal registration dates for
cities of second and third class follow:
Pittsburgh and Scranton, September 8,
13 and 17.
Third clnss cities September 1, 0
tod 17.
There will be different hours for the
wious c'asses.
All previous registrations expire this
year and to vote nt the primary in the
cities registration it essential.
The September primnrv will be held
on the 20th, and will be unusual in
that, in addition to making nominations,
c people of the State will vote on the
question of the constitutional conven
tion and elect a Congrossmnn-nt-Lnrgo
to succeed the late M. 51. Garland, Al
legheny, elected Inst year, and who died
i few days later. '
The judicial nominations are on n
party basis for the first time in eight
)ears. as are tho municipal nominations
in Pittsburgh and Scranton
De Mille Play for Stage
When William C l)e Mille became a
field marshal of tho movies," the fact
that he is a well-known author of plays
vrhich have been successful on the stage,
was lost track of. One of his manu
scripts which he had written with the
purpose of having it pioduml for the
"legitimate." has been constructed into
a short vehicle for vaudeville, called
"In mil!)." and Dniotheu Sudlicr is to
prcent it for the first time at Keith's
next week
It is a glante into the future to depict
the page of life seventy-eight years
aencc and is described as one of the
flewrest bits of satire turned out for
jaudoWllo. Miss Sndller is making her
nrt appearance as a star in the two-J-dnv.
She is a comedienne and lias en
Joyed success in several vaudeville pro
mictlons the most recent being "Kiss
He.
Features at Woodslde
The Lancaster Avenue Uusiuess
iin s Association gives its annual out
In nt ondside Park next Wednesday.
J oh 01. American Legion, will par
ticipate in the proceedings.
Durbniio's Conceit Hand (ontinues
10 fiirniOi ntrt-nntii-.. :.. -.. ,.
Fi . ?s , l,nrnh Jo,lcs will continue as
ololst. She has made n favorable im
pression in park music circles.
Owing to tho success' of Children's
toy Day and Children's I)ny. hotli these
'vents will he repeated. The Toy Day
V.fi . m Augllht '- "llc " toys will
?n. .!!,ri.1i",tt;i1 flP0 t0 tllL children hold
ing the tickets with the lucky numbers,
r (reworks continue the feature on Fri
"y nights.
Conwell Film at Ocean Grove
R'i"nn ,ll,,B "",l th" Captain's
BBonl opens two-week run nt Ocean
pm ,T ' "" M""da.
"'r1:1" 'fe Photoplay depictblg the
S. hn.t . i'"1 t0 ,,n nltl' "" ""
CnniMi0"'1 llf" vu,rk nl ,1r- nilHsell I!
inH ' ri01'K"an nutnor, educator
nil lecturer
Stanton Closing for Season
iJhrin,nnln" Tbeatrc closes tonight
tvu.i re,-nl"'" September Urd.
h.l;lP " N "dark." the edifice will
?.?. "y f""1 ",,CM u f "P'ns with
i ature phntop!nj n, ,nuBe ns form.
eoni'.ni "' n,,jlti,"'s for the comfort and
"Wtniemc of patrons will be found.
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At all our Stores
Moviegrams From
Screen to Patrons
T lONKL BARIIYMORB has alwa
Insisted upon mnklng his vwork
seem realistic, whether acting before
tho camera or on the stage.
But his nppctlto for rosllsm was
thoroughly satiated recently.
it was while working in his third
Associated First National picture, a
comedy, "The Great Adventure," that
Jils craving was satisfied.
Even tho strenuous fire nnd miltder
scenes of "The Devil's Garden," his
preceding vehicle were not in the mnk
ing as genuinely a strenuous for Lionel
the stnri ns several scenes which were
taken for "The Great Adventure,"
which comes to the Stanley.
SKYKUATi interesting occurences
happened during the filming of
"Wealth" which will have Its local
premiere nt tho Arcadia Monday.
nthcl Clayton Is star of the produc
tion, nnd Herbert llawllnson, her lead
ing limn.
A humorous incident occurred which
for n time became serious to tho ex
tent thnt the 1'nlted State Forest Ser
vice nearly had to be called Into detec
tive use during mountain scenes in
' Wenlth."
To got n camera line on a ccrtnln
fir tree at the top of a ridge William
D. Taylor, the producer, sent Assis
tant Director. Frank O'Connor on kn
still hunt. They waited long nnd then
some. Finally, just as n, searching'
party was nbout to be organized,
O'Connor, decidedly more of a city
denizen tlinn n mountntn expert, hove
into view.
"I'm bnclc," he puffed. -"It took
mo twenty minutes to get there nnd
two hours to return. The next time
I'm going to take n pair of guides."
MATHKSON LANG, who plays the
featured role in Hnrlcy Knolcs'
"Carnival," is one of the stars on the
Lnglish stage. This snectncular pro
duction, recently issued by Unitcn
Artists, will be the feature of the Pnlnco
next week.
Although he 1h considered n good
Shakespearean nctor of the younger
generntlon, he hns not confined ins
activities to the writings of the bard ot
Avon.
He recently organized his own com
nnnv nnd presented "The Wandering
."cw" in London. This piny was one
of the biggest successes Kuglnnd ever
experienced so much so. that David
Bclasco purchased the rights for the
play nnd will present it In New York
next season.
Mr. Lang, with II. C. M. Harding,
is nlso the author of the stage success.
"Carnival," from which the picture
was originally tnken.
He first presented the play in London
several veors ago appearing in the stellar
role of "Silvio Stcno," the tragedian.
IMPROVING the gracefulness of the
human body through the taking of
delsnrto or elocution lessons has
long been recognized as being founded
on a sound basic principle j nnd now
come teachers who ndvoentc the learn
ing of motion-picture roles ns n means
of mnklng the mind more plastic.
It is declared that even the attempt
to enact roles causes the student to ex
perience some of the emotions they
attempt to express and br so doing
undergo experiences that give them n
broader understanding of the whole
race.
The lole which the beautiful Hope
Hampton has in "Love's Penalty,"
the attraction at the Victoria next
week, is recommended as one which
provides almost a complete course in
the new study.
The role, nnd especially dramatic
one, written especially for Miss Hamp
ton, sends her from happiness to grief,
then to unger, then to cold rage,
finally pity, followed by sorrow and
then love.
CONSTANCY TALMADOK will be
on the screen of the Stanley week of
August 1 In "Lessons in Love."
Hcnery Miller acted In this Munuy
play In this country under the title of
"Perkins" nnd it is still playing in
England ns "The Man From Toronto."
Grant Carpenter adapted It -for the
screen, nnd Chet Wlthey directed Miss
Talmndge In "Lessons In Lave."
ORIENTAL pomp nnd ceremony, in
its garish, bizarre splendor Is
spectacularly portrayed In the roal
pnlace scenes which are among the
features of "The Bronze Bell," tho
Thomas II. lnce-Loulse Joseph Vance,
pioductlon announced as the feature at
the Arcadia week of August 1.
"The Bronze Bell," is n stirring
romance of British East India.
Doris May, who has returned to tho
Ince banner after an extensive vaca-
CHESTNUT STREET BELOW TWELFTH STREET
THE BEST SHOW IN THE COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN!
NEXT WEEK THK r-OI'ULAR AMERICAN BIN01NO COMF.DIAN!
JACK NORWORTH
IN A RErERTOIRE OF HIS ORIOINAI. HONO HITS
OLIVE BRISCOE and AL. RAUH
In "THE nRAVF, rOWARO"
JANET ADAIR
OFFERING A SERIES OF ORIOINAT. "frONO RF.riT
DOROTHEA SADDER with
IN Wn.MAM f). DE MIM.E'S SATIRE. "IN lDdD"
I.KXEY ft O'CONNOR
FIVE AV.U-ONS
PATIIE WEEK I. V
AESOP'S
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTIOVI
AND
FRANK VAN
HOME AOAIN AFTER BIX TRIUMPHANT EARS IN ENOIAND
TWO SHOWS DAILY. 2 P. M 80c and SBc.
TO $1 BO, INCLUDING WAR TAX. SEATS
TOWERS
THEATRE
CAMDEN
IIROADWAY AND PINE HT8.
HELD OVER To,tfccnr,omd.tt,e
Fourth und PoWWHy Final Week
llectnnlne Monday
DEMPSEY
CARPENTIER FIGHT PICTURES
IN FIVE REELS
SHOWING CONTINUOUS
11 A. M. TO 11 I. 51.
WILLOW GROVE PARK
WASSIL1 Lbl b simplionj orchentr.1
TODAY
2 30 -DOROTHY FOX Hoiirano
4.8(1 'Martha' with HKNKI HC'OTT. Ilm
7:45 'Lucia' with EMILY BTOKE3 1IAOAH
8i4& JIEN1U BCOTT. liti ,
Speo. ll l'latttro Berved at thv Cailno Sir.
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SARAH dONES.
Woodidct Park
ETHEL CLAYTON.
"WEALTH" Arcadia
tlon, plays opposite Courtenuy Foote in I Quartet will be henrj in n selected pro
the leading feminine role. ! gram for the third ctmrcrt Friday. The
NOTHING Quickens the human pulse
more than heart Interest. In
selecting his inltlnl vehicle for pre
sentation through Associated Producers,
.T. L. Frothlngham decided upon film
ing "The Ten Dollnr Raise," n Satur
day Evening Post story from tho pen of
a popular American writer, Peter B.
Kync. It will have Its first Phila
delphia showine nt the Victoria week of
August 1.
"The Ten Dollnr Rnlse" was de
cided upon for the reason that It Is a
drama wherein millions of Amcricn's
population can see themselves, a story
of every-dny life with every-dny situ
ations brought out In a way to make
the spectator imagine lie Is one of the
characters upon the screen.
It is the story of an elderly book
keeper, who existed on a small salary
and lived on the hopes of n ten dollar
laise. which a mlsorly cmploypr prom
ised annually, but always put off until
the following Chrlstmns.
Leps at Willow Grove
Talented soloists will feature the
second week of Wasslll Leps and Or
chestra at Willow Grove. Mr. Leps has
struck u popular chord In his develop
ment of the idea of giving operatic pro
grams. "II Trovntorc" and "Lucia'
will be the offerings for the coming
week, nt the finnl night concerts of Fri
day und Wednesday respectively. The
soloists will be Emily Stokes Hagar,
soprano: Mnrle Stone Langston. con
tralto; Bernard Poland, tenor; Horace
Hood, tnrltone ; Virglnin Gill, soprano ;
Louis Martin, bass; Eva A. Rltter,
Eduurd Dnvles, Charles Eddlemund,
Rudulph Sternberg. The chorus will be
of picked members of the Philadelphia
Operatic Society.
The Philadelphia Ladles Double
' REFINED ENTERTAINMENT
ROOF4'11
u .NF.KVICn CHARGKH. tl.OII
EMILY LEA, Dancer
from 2lefeld Roof
WERTH and BOWIN
Sner and llnnrem
BETH BERI, Entertainer
ADELAIDE BELL
DANSEUSE EXTRAOROlNAIRn
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WM. GASTON & CO.
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Tftl-ll S )F THK IAV
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DirPY-MAD
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J10XE8 85c N10HTS. 8 O'CLOCK. 30c
ON bALE ONK ttOEK IN ADVANCE.
LOESER'SI
NUun Theatre
Unlldlnr
34 S. S2d St.
Ettablliihed 10U8
Coolest Ballroom
in the City
During July and August
Big Reception Monday
and Saturday
Class Followed by Reception
FRIDAY
PRIVATE
LESSONS
for $1
mrrrS
Voller's Dancing
BID ST. NORTH OF MMIKET
OPEN ALL SUMMER
RECEPTIONS A&'ftnA
mivki.iy Ntn.s, i:vi:uv mon. 4 fri.
Private Lessons Dc.y & Evr.
JACK LoROY and His
"ORIGINAL FIVE"
FEATURED IN SUMMER AMUSEMENTS
MMM ,ZKfkl HUMA m-
DORIS PAWN MATHESON LANG. dANE NOVAK.
'GODLESS MEN" CARNIVAL "KAZAN"
Bglmont Palace? G Imperial Loc-usfc
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HOPE HAMPTON
"LOVES
PENALTY"
Victoria. ,
sopranos are Hilda Hciter, Augusta
Witherow. Jean Davis, Peurl Short.
nnd the altos nrc Beatrice Hardin?.
Irma Sowers, Alice Timing nnd Ethel
Young. At the other concert of the
week Mr. Leps will play symphonic
numbers. Among tho soloists will bo
Paul Yolkman, tenor ; Dorothy Fox, so
prano; Idn Davis, pianist; Emll Folg
mnii, cellist; Saul Mnnn, Otto Muller.
Mae Leithold, and Elizabeth Brey.
Fight Film Holds Over
At the Towers Theatre, Camden,' the
official motion plcturesr'of the Dcmpsey
Cnrpcnticr fight hnvo proved so pop
ular that the management nnnounces
these scenes of the fistic encounter will
be continued next week. It is nlso
stated that this is positively the Inst
six days in which to see these pictures
in close proximity to Philadelphia. The
pictures were taken with slow motion -picture
enmerns. Every detail of the
fight is shown.
rDIRECTION STANLEY
MARKET AT
M!M' WUEK A I'IRST
IfflEiJnaCSniifffj
SURnoi'NDINO 1'HOOItA.M DIVEIISIFIED AND ATTHAC'llM
BUSTER KEATON c,;)vy mTHE high sign
VOCAL PIIOLOOUE EXCURPTS TUOir MADA.Mi; Ill'TTHRFI Y
Tony Sars ctm When the WhaJe jonahed
SEE TOLICE QUELL RIOT WITH NEW c.AS
VICTORIA
MARKET AHOVE NINTH
NEXT WEEK THE BEAUTIFUL
HopeHampton
In FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION
loves Penalty
ADDED ATTRACTION
HAROLD LLOYD
"Among Those Present"
PALACE
1214 MAHKICT STRRF.l
ALL NEXT WEEK
AT
BOTH
HOUSES
THE IMPRKSHrVE INTERNATIONAL SCRREV
jiow oinn na.e ou utked tn ee 'nomethlnic now
faces, new acenej" In a motion Picture'
Hera la th differ rnt mclinr-actualls-
filmed In Ilali on I
beautifully, urerbl iro1uci
aramaiio acnievemeni
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JUNIPEn A MARKET BTREET8
NEXT -WEEK
ALL PHILADELPHIA
FAVORITKS
WROE'S
BUDS
WONDERFUL JUVENILE
-.MTEKJAINERS '
OTHER ACTS WORTH WHILE
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DOROTHEA SADLIER,KmUv
Theatrical Billboard
For the Coming Week
Ynildevlllu
KEITH'S Jack Norworth, In clever
character books; Ollvo lirKcoo nnd
Al Ilnuh, novelty ldt; Adelaide Bell,
versatllo dancer; Janet Adair, songs,
Dorothcr. Sndller nnd William Ons
ton, comedy nlalet: Prank Van Ho-
von. mnclclnn- r, y nnd O'Connor. I
ivu Avnionr , uoltl nnd isuwnrus
QLOUE Wroo's Hud, versatllo Juve
niles; Viola May and company, songs ;
Four Bards, skillful athletes ; Nea
politan Duo, singers; Jo Jo and Har
rison, skit; Fields and Fink, playlo: ,
Wllllsch. Juggler.
WALTON HOOF Cmily Lea. varied
entertainer: Wcrth nnd Bowln, novel
dancers; Heth Berl, songs and
ilnnce" Dancing.
MMmWMMimMMMMMMm7T
WOODS IDE
Something Doing All the Time
Annual Joint Outing of the
Lancaster Ave. Business
Men's Association and
Post Gl, American Legion
Wednesday, July 27, 1921
A Good Time for Everybody
DURBANO'S
CONCERT BAND
Ercolc Durbano, Conductor
SARA JONES, Soprano
Splendid Free Concerts Twice
Daily
Fireworks Every Friday Night
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COMPANY OP AMEHICA!
1DTII
NATIONAL ATTUAL'l ION
rarrYMQBe
lXml sateens qtAwrssr
THE GREAT
ADVENTURE
ARCADIA
cHEs-rxr r nni.ow kith
NEXT WEEK
EthelGayti
on
in William D Taior I'mdunion
"Wealth
V PARAMOUNT PICTURE
$;.. 0t ln", nr.V.r" '" "f N'W
mart, futile life of New York'n
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OWEN MOORE
'Dhnrre nf
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COLONIAL
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HIT TKN A
Mon Tn u n ...i
"DECEPTION" fhT
men
NortWerN
Hrond S. Erie
I Mon . Tuea AVeil
MAY ALLISON ' "ktr. .
Added II L'onllnAinnncThoal'p?1.!?"!
333 Market
ST. TIIKTlli:
Mun Tuea Wed
.ELSIE FERGUSON '"ed nd
' l'rofanel.oe"
Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come
New Photoplay
STANLEY "The Great Adventurer,"
by Arnold Bennett, stars Llonri Bar
rymore. Kenneth Webb directed tho
piece, which deals with a man who
pretends he Is his own valet Tony
Barn's "When tho Whalo Was Jo
nahed," Is added.
PAhAOE "Carnival" was made- In
Knglnnd by llarley Knoles, with
Matheson Lan in Uio.leadlntf role.
A man, playing "Othello," finds his
wife In a similar situation with that
ot Desdemonn.
ARCADIA "Wealth" brings Ethel
Clayton. Cosmo Hamilton wrote It
and William D. Taylor directed.
Money Is a curso when It removes
the Inccntlvo to work, according to
tho theme of this movie.
VICTOUIA "Love's Penalty" has Hope
Hampton as star. Tho plot concerns
a girl who avenges a wrong to her
sister. Harold Lloyd, in "Among
Those Present," Is tho added comedv.
CAPITOL "Behind Masks" has Doro
thy Dnlton in tho leading character of
H Phillips Oppcnhelm's thrilling
story Kempton Oreen, of this city,
Is In nupport of tho star.
Itt:aKS'r"X Divorce of Convenience"
has Owen Moore as lead, nnd Is based
upon the theory of a man's belnjf
funny when In love. Kathryn Perry,
tho newly-wed Mrs. Moore, Is In sup
port of her star-husband.
Revolved Heretofore
COLONIAL "Deception."
GUI: AT XOttTItEIlX May Allison, In
"Extravagance."
331 MAHKLT Elslo Ferguson, in
"Sacred nnd Profano Love."
NTH AND "Deception."
LOCUST "Knzan."
IlLLMO.Vl "Itoad to London"
LhAUHIi "Sentimental Tommy."
COLISEUM "All Dolled Up."
CLDAlt "Something Different,"
SUomcL
firrmnnlnivn Are. A
Vennnio Ht.
Xoxt Week A HeM Hrnrt Storr of
Anne Hoy ten
"DECEPTION"
. 7000 In the Out
Thnrndny. Krldnv nnd HnttirdnT
THOMAS MEIGHAN
in "White and Unmarried"
ftaxU
I.nneanter Are. A
Forty-nrst Street
Mon.. Tue. Sin .TA'UTSS M. IiAnRIE'S
"SENTIMENTAL TOMMY"
Wed. A Thurs. PARAMOUNT H1'ECIAT
"DECEPTION"
Friday A Snt. HF.11B DANIF.LS In
"THK MARCH 1IAHF."
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62I i T.nC'1'HT HTM.
AM. NF.XT WEKK
nt 1:80 nnd Ai.lO to II
JAMBS OI.IVF.R ri'RWOOD'H
STORY OF THK NORTHWEST
tti' a rr a 117
KAZAN
Direct From Forrewt Tltynlrr
T5&6lV0Ket Z
SZd nb. Market
Mnta. 1:30
rci.. oiso to it
Jlon.. Tne., Wed. Bryant Wanhburn In
"ROAD TO LONDON"
Thurit.. Frl.. Sat. Double Dill
Harold Lloyd "A,Ki!SKT4!?B
" O O D I.E ;S MEN" with SPEC'IAE CA'iT
Coclocifrtv
3Iarket bt. Del. eutb
Mntlneex. 1:30
ilrnta, oau to u
Mon. nnd Tuen. OI.ADYS WALTON In
"ALL DOLLED UP"
Wednesda CARMEL .MEYERS In
"THE KISS"
Thnm,. Frl. i. "at. "THE MAK"
C&dosi
COTII A CEDAR AVE.
MATINEES. 1:30
NKiHTS. 0:30 to 11
Mon. & Tue. CONSTANCE IIINNEY In
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
Wed. 4. Thura. ALISTAR CAST In
"BLIND WIVES"
Frl.. Wat. "THE WAY WOMEN' LOVE"
TOWERS THEATRECamden
IinOADWAV & TINE STREET 11 TO 11
THIS AND NEXT WEKK.
tl rtn:i i ri..
y i iic vim.iui unu vniy
FIGHT PICTURED
Contlnuoui Rhowlnc 11 A JI. to 11 P. U.
Old Glory is now
on the Seven Seat'
j AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAILAIILE FOR
YOUR OCEAN VOYAOE
A'ew combination Passenger and FrtloM
I Ships, Fait, JyumnoiM Steamers,
I Ke number beside sMp' name (adl
cafes ofierafur i7iou i bottom of cofiinm.
EI ROPE.
lloulocne anil London.
From New ork.
AURUt 16 September 0 Old Noith Slate
(ISO)
July 30 September 0 Centennial State.
(159)
Dremrn nnd Dunile
From New York.
AUKUnt in September 22 Potomac (Iftll)
Ansru.it 2S October 3 Prlnoes Jtatolka
(130)
Aug-uat 30 Hudnon (159)
Plj-mouth. ( herhounc nnd Rrenirn
From New ork.
Jtilv 20 Aucust 27 -September 28 -Amer
tm (150)
August 3- September 3 Oeorc Waahlrui
ton (1B9)
SOI TH MERICA
Rio de
Alrea.
Ijnelrn. Mnnteldeo and Rnenoa
From New ork
Aueuet 3 Huron (91)1
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Vuffiint 31 s niMiern I'rosa (91).
FAR EAST
Honolulu. nkoliama. Kobe, Sh.inclial,
Munlln. Ilnncknlii.
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JuJi 30 tmplre Stata (103
AuKUit 0-Ool len State (10M
Aujust 30- Hjciler (State (10S)
Yokohama, ltolie Shanehal. flourkonf.
Manila.
l"rom Seattle
July 80 He Hone Stato (108)
September 17 Silver State (106
HAWAII. PHILIPPINES. EAST INDIA.
Honolulu, Manila, Saltan, Hlncnpore, Co
lombo, Calcutta
From San Francisco.
Annuel 13- Creole State (105)
September II Wolverine State (103).
October 13 Granite State (103)
COVSTWISE AND HAWAII.
HaTa.ta. Canal. Loa Antrim, Han Franeltca
and llauallnn Islands.
Ju'y 80 Buckeye State (80).
September ,1 - Hawker Stat (80).
80 Matson Navltatlon Co.
1211 Market Street
San rruniMsco Cal
20 South 1v St llaltlmore Md,
f)l Mitnsan Stranihhln Line.
07 Wall Street N Y
Tel Hnnllntr U'een 3800.
105 Pacific Mall S. S. Co
II) Hanover ferj N T
Tel How Una Oreen 4030.
.n22iuMaI15l.8t. .?'in 1'ranclaco. Cal.
10(1 The Admiral Line.
17 State Street N Y
Tel. Howl Inn; Oreen BH25.
L C Smith Did Seattle. Waab.
18U V S. Mull S. S. Co.. Inc.
45 llroadwa). N Y
Tel Whitehall 120).
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The Bachelor Degrees
Standard Curriculum based on best academic
experience. Embraces the six great fields of learn
ing, English Language and Literature, Mathematics,
Foreign Languages, Pure Science, History and
Social Sciences and Philosophy.
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COURSES
Bachelor of Art
Chemistry
Degree of B. 5. in Chemistry
Technicnl Courae (evening)
Civil Engineering (evening)
Construction
Mechanical Design
Surveying
Architectural Drawing
Plan Reading & Estimating
College Courae for Teacher
Economica
Medical Preparatory (two-year
course)
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Broad Street Below Berks
Philadelphia
Your Mechanical Bent
Cultltnle It at the
Y. M. C. A. Technical School
If SOU are engaged In mechanical work,
or are mechanically Inclined, Assure jour
self a real future by Improving jour mind
and Increasing- jour skl'l. Day and nlaht
coursea In Automobile Knalneerlnc and Re
pairing now g-olnic on. Building- Construction
coursea Machine Tradee drafting blue
print reading. Trxtllo courres. K'ectrlcal
courses Nautical Academy prepares for
llcenae examinations. Chemical Engineering
Wireless Telearaphy Write phone or ca'l
al nearest Y. M. C A. for complete In
formation.
Y. M. C. A.
11 Arch t.
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1013 I.eliich At.
1721 Christian St.
.aijJlffJaoo d.t school
COLLEGE NilM Sch00'
A Business Education Pays
Our graduates get
positions, hold them
rapidly.
good - paying
and adwnce
Day School Opens Pept. fl
Mght School Opens ept. H
1200 Walnut St.. rhlladelnhli
CiTRAYFR'S The u"t nuslneas School
OYtUKtIS 807 UIIKSTXUT ST.
Position cuarant'd. Kntrr now. liny or night.
.STHISIIIP NOTICK9
t-IJX VA l 1 I kW
BLACK DIAMOND
STEAMSHIP CORPORATION
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA to
Rotterdam Antwerp Amsterdam
S S "TULSA" l S. S. B.) SailinR July 23
S S "COLLINGSWORTH" (U. S. S. B.) Sniling July 31
For rates and particulars, apply
GEYELIN & COMPANY, INC., I'hilu. Agents
108 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
Lombard S144 Main 7620
EARN -LINE
Incorporated 1801
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA to HAVANA
S SCOQU1NA AUG. 18
(Arrunceuieuts hate been made for quick dlrlinrce of inrco at Havana)
For Spare nnd Rntes Applr
EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Agents
Bullitt Buildinff, Phila.. Pa.
Lombard S:0O:01-fiZ(r2B203 jta,n j.a,
I'os etifjpr nnd Fipight erireo
From New S'ork
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Freight Ornce. Ilourae llld.. I'hlla.
0 STEAMSHIP LINES
PHILADELPHIA to
CORK, DUBLIN, BELFAST,
LONDONDERRY
Other Irish I'orta II
flufflrtrnt Cnrgo Offera
Expected Loading July 23
S-S "DELAVAN"
Moore & McCormack Co., Inc.
6 Rroarlwny, New York
riiii..r)i:i.riiiA aciknt
E. W. STKINGFIELD
Anchor Forwarillnc Co.. Inc.
47t-7 Orasel Uldf.. I'hUa.
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OFFERED
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course)
(two year
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City
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THE NEW SALESMANSHIP
Kerer before hare salesmen been so
sererelr Utud. With the scsroltr of
crders. the trained talesman lands out
atwre the reel. A courts In SalttnaMhl
at IVlrcw Rchool uruvUes th sotonttne
Mlllna methods so helpful lust now
Pay Rcliool opens Kept. A
Nlieht School opens Sept. 19
Write for 57A liar book
PEIRCE SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS ADMINISTMnON
Vine Street. tVeet of Hrond
rA school vov . atuavi knovn
1
m r.ii.u. iiiiutlivi.l.l'jd IUUUBK
High 8cml graduates boja or girls, who
want to atudy bookkeeping and accountancy
In the most practical way should lneatlgata
our courses Tou can enroll now and start
with our summer classes Positions a-uar
anieeel iau or write.
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1017 Chestnut Strret. Philadelphia
Young Women and Girls
The Gordon-Roney School
For (.Iris 1112 Spruce Strret
General and Col ege Preparatory Cajrse..
Roof garden anj Oym ISS HONEY. Prln.
JKNKlNTIlwy PA.
PENNSYLVANIA. JENKINTOWN. BOX 4S1
BEECHWOOD SCHOOL (Inc.)
For Young Women. A Cultural and Prac
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torj , College Departments C'onaervatory ur
Music: Art, Orator) Domestic Art anj
Sciences. Secretarjshlp ajmnasllcs. Normal
Kindergarten, Swimming pool. Large neve
' gymnasium. M. II Ileaser. Ph. D., Prea.
STU.MSIIIP NOTICES
Marine Despatch Line
Lou Anpeles San Francisco
Seattle and Portland
CARGO RECEIVED DAILY AT
PIER 40, SOUTH WHARVES
S. S. Liberator Juy 23
S. S. Chas. H. Cramp Aug. 5
1 n Hates nml Infnrmitlnn Applj
Atlantic-Gulf & Pacific S.S. Corp.
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Dixie Steamship Lines
PHILADELPHIA to BRISTOL.
MANCHESTER, GLASGOW
U. S. S B. S S. "MONOMAC"
U. S. S. B. S. S. "WESTERN HOPE"
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AT CONFKKFNt K IIATKM
HaiTias, Magill & Co., Inc.
I.omliuril 52ZO.I Main 1?o
425 Lafayette BdK.. Philadelphia
AMCIUCAUNE
New York to Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and Boulogne-iur-Her
ROTTERDAM ... Jnlr30 Sepl. 3 OtL.i
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N. AMSTERDAM .Aug. 13 Stat. 17 0,1 22
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