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Te Make Hairs Vanish
Frem Face, Neck or Arms
UVmitv Culture) I
Krrp e little iii(lert'il ilrlntnne (
hnnd.v mill vvIhmi lmlry Krewtlis up- i
pcur innlp n piite with emr of tlie j
powder mill n little vvittrr, thru
pprend evrr luilry -urfiifc. Aft!
' or !t inliiiitfs rub off. wns.li the j
.km and It will ! cntlrelv fri'e '
I mm hair or blemi-h. Tlili simple '
treatment l" uiifnlllii. but I'arr
hhiiilld be oxrrcl-ed te be -ur" ami '
Ket eenultie dcliitiuie. otherwise jeu
inny be disappointed. Adv.
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ictll hr qml in publtih the pictmr of such screen plvyrts M uic
JiijjnrJ h'j Ihr funs
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTERBOX
n.v HKN'IIY M. NHELY
Gas Ranges
ECONOMY
DURABILITY
Roberts & Mander Steve Ce.
PHILADELPHIA
Gas Companies & Dealer
and IuhIMs ou novelty with n capital N",
the films arc n Jumn abend of every
thing cIke. Just an jeu point out, our
rrlcnuH tne fans weep mid clcncii tueir
bands if they de net Kd new toys every
venr or se. All of which, aultc natur
ally, mnkcu the rcfenncrn very much
disturbed and wtcited und the cry rocs
up, "We must raise the standard of
upprcelutlen of pictures.'
They eccm te bet that standard by
t lint of art, or the Htiisc, or uiusic. and
then they mean at the apparent futility
of inrir caeru. i weumirt uc (e
terribly surprised or dlMipneintcd if.
reme day (and net be very far in the
future, either) they ceme te the con
clusion that they've been barking up
the urnnj; tree, nnd inntend of trying
te strrteh the Intelligence of the large
body of fnnn up te tbelr own net stand
ard of appreciation, that they decide te
lower the standard te within the reach
of the fans.
When that time comes, we may be
able te get n better perspective of
tilings. Artistically, there is no neunt
that many will profess disappoint
ment, but the situation, whatever It
K will be the true status and standard
of the moving picture. Thereafter,
the structure that Is built up can be
judged and analyzed by Itself alone.
What you say nbeut the stars and
their Meeting popularity, though It does
net hang closely te our original prem
ise. Is only tee true. Hut after all,
I think this Is only n natural nnd un
avoidable feature of the difference In
the appreciative values of the screen
fans and these of ether arts. It's a
feature of the movies and leeks as If
it would always remain one. Am f
tee pessimistic when I say that the
"star" will always remain of far
grent-r import te the great majority of
screen fans than the story? The In
tellectual minority will say, "Ne,"
but that's what I believe is the case.
Hut. gosh, I've talked a let longer
than I Intended and right new I'm go
ing te quit. Let's all go en trjlng te
improve things, hoping for the best,
but net In a mood te be tee downcast
If the best doesn't come.)
lane Hay There's about an even
ihnnce that the recent unpleasant
notoriety will cause the passing of
Kodelph's popularity. I'm rather In
cline 1 te think that, although I wouldn't
be Mirpilted If his popularity waned
seen, from enthely different causes.
The reason I'm net printing jour letter
this time, Jane, in net because I (lis
agree with jeu, but because jeu don't
say a thing that hasn't been said in
this column many times before.
MAN CUT IN FIGH
1
ON SHORE
1
RAIN
Free-for-AH Battle Results Frem
Scramble for Seats en
Excursion
SIX WOMEN BATHERS SAVED
Atlantic City, July 3. Frank Tygh,
twenty-eight years old, of 4 Catharine
street. Philadelphia, was sent te the
Atlantic City Hospital with a deep
gash In his left arm and Ocerge W.
Wagner, forty-one ycarM old, a col
ored barber of Philadelphia. I In the
city jail charged with ,lnfllctlng the
wound, as the result of a free-for-all
fight which resulted in the scramble for
seats en 'the Pennsylvania excursion
train last night.
According te the police, the two men
jumped aboard a car from opposite
sides as the train was backing Inte
(leergla avenue. They squeezed
through the doorway together and
both claimed the Fame eat by right
of prier arrival. During the argu
ment which followed Wagner Is said
te have been jostled about by friends
of Tygh. Drawing n blfr pocket knife
Wagner lunged at Tgh. He-enferce-ments
then came in from ether cars.
While Patrolman Woodcock went
through the car and separated the
headllners In the battle some one
turned in n riot call which brought a
patrol lead of police te the scene.
WHAT'S A WRECKTO $28?
Survivor of Train Disaster Refuses
te Consider Himself Lucky
One of the survheis of the 'Wliislew
.Tiittetlen train wreck refused te con
sider himself lucky. With n bandage
ever his e which covered n slight cut
from flying glass, he walled until he
came In contact with u "hard-belied"
member of the volunteer rescue squad.
"What's wrong new?" asked the
worker.
"Tough luck! Tough luck!" was the
respeiise. "There's twenty -eight dollars
nf my money in that car."
251,895 Toek Free Swims
Exactly 2."il.Sn." prisons used the mu
nicipal .swimming ikieIs inntrnlled bj
the lltireau of Ilecreatlen under the De
partment of Public Welfare during thr
week ended Saturday. Of these, HI .81)4
were men. l4r.1L',"i boys, 45!iS women
nnd 4!),niS girls.
AMERICAN GAS ASSOCIATION
SPECIFICATIONS
ASSURES THE BEST IN
, C. B. S. writes: "Though I have playwright, who, presumably bad some
fc ? . I taken part In some controversies in your thoughts te Impart. If new they will
f mSfyf 'column. I Iwne hnd no opportunity as stand forth as interpreters of them-
'SyffU)&r i yet te dlcuss mutters of general In- telvea and exponents of nature's tri-
CMfa PP'IIJIKSS forest. First. 1 would like te ask you ' umph. they are assuming n great rc-
s fr If .ion consider that the movie pre- ' spenslblllty and may later turn out te
fessien has advanced te such a stage, lie one of nature s mistakes,
that It Is possible te crltlcle and es- "Lest this should seem te be tee harsh,
tlmntu Its achleiements fairly Many I hasten te add that I am a great nd nd
ef our contemporaries are apparently mireref nature as manifested In many
assured that this s the heyday of ex- of our female slnrs, but am naturally
cellence in all that pertains te their, a little cool as regards our male 'flap
favorite diversion, but one Is Inclined pers." It may lie that the growing
te doubt. The stnr of today are Independence of the fair sex Is rc
brlghter than the stars of esterday spensible for the vogue enjoyed by the
Ithev say), but what of the stars of lorrespendlng male exponents of put
tomorrow? In considering the nature ehritudc. Ou r fair sisters must have
of the held that the present-dav celeb- 1 their Idels like us men. though they de ,
ritles have en the movie public, it net seem as jet te have achieved, at,
seems certain that ethers will ionic te east In many cases, the scientific de- '
1 eclipse them, having the advantage of tai'lnneiit that distinguishes between j
new nesy, wuicu 1 icim iih ieuuii hi 00 genuine merit ;uiu me uiifiiriii-ii ui'ui:-
with the popularity of many. Their factions of nature. Still. I have noticed !
eguc seems as Heeling as that of the that many of jour fair readers de net j
popular song of today, which will be find that Itedy Is tee cute for words,
ferrnlten tomorrow. nnil hew m nnrtlMltv for mere serious 1
Te take the case or our brighest 1 nn,j deserving plnjefs. I t sn that is rough, reddened,
lumlnan of the moment. Itodelph 1- ' ', tt,K tl(,r(, . i,0,1P when smc , (lisfiur,d b 0,.zema sere snots
entlne, ders there seem te be nn. real nf (mr u.i(.llt t!lrs .lr,, relegatcd te their 3r (llsnKurca D eema, sere spots,
artistic reason for bis success? .m ,,,,. l,irl00 dn t ht front row of a ' or ether trouble, needs attention.
TilZove"L.! ' 'devX,, I'utisTr'net mn,p 1,,heru'" U ne.e.suryi then we Lut Resinel ointment help you
will improve and develop, nut H it nor ,., giV(, (mr ntti-ntlen te these who, , , , .
likely that before that tune comes fc,rjxe for distinction bv legitimate ' te set rid of these annoying, un-
: - - he win he forget ten.' 1 navy sometimes mi.m,v .vature is 'grand' but the sightly affections of the skin.
ttVt'.'.V.'.'.'.V.'ir.'.'.'.'.'.'.gg noticed that some stars of former da s1!: nr ..,,,,. l! uet tll0 ,,iace for lti,
leappear in some miner part In which t,v T, efiKest flower of the HHnBMnaK1
they acquit tlieinseives er.v creuitaui.v, 1 hllu,ln ,, neu, 1)rcci,IUs than,,
but with little .acclaim Ilie movie ,,. .,.r ..f.-.-i-ent manifestation of
puiuic seems te ee 11 iiioesI.r iiiat uu- .,, il)V tll0 llltu,r is bevend our
bjDeiit endure that
ugly rash!
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This new-style adjust
able kitchen faucet is only
one example of the leader
ship we have maintained in
plumbing fixtures of quality
for 64 years.
Haines, Jenes
0. Pahriidv it
Plumbing and Heating Goods
1130-1144 Ridge Ave., Phila.
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r,2D (c THOMPSON ST.H
MATIN:i: DAii.r
'vuurs Its votaries, feeding forever en (elltlnl m proceeds without our as as
jeuth, freshness mid sometimes n- 1 k.ti,I)re : ,ut the latter must be care
experience. lucre I an immaturity. fl raivi .,,, nellrJhhc(i. r us
an Inconstancy, a entimenl.illt.y. about ,inVi,ni immnM clel., ns instruments te
our picture audiences that make their ,.ml (.ddlv. dispassionately, and,
choices and p.-eferences Jnnc.cssihle .0 Hs ( en e fjir fa,r ,roetPrSt. ,,.
enlightened crlticlm. serve our r.iptuies for where they will
I "The adulation sheweted en Individ- ((J ,. (I(J(
ual performers has worked te the great "
detiiment of the phote-playwiigliting ,.,,,,, .,
art. It appears that the alng 'the, ' Veu begin b.v asking me a question,
plaV.s the thing- is very far from the '' '"' '', 1'receed te nnabze the
truth. It certainlv 111.11ns a gieat de- s tuntlen se thoroughly and se dearly
giadatleu for theatrical art in general ''" lc" is little lift for me te say.
when the plav Is enlv the vehicle' for , hen It can p..sshlv be done. I al-th.-star.
As long as the pla is only the '' much prefer te sit en the side
means of dissaving the star in v.ulcd 1"."' '"! li'-ten lather than air my own
attitudes before an adoring and un- l-'c of knowledge, but sometimes 1
.i.i.,i.i.,., ,iti,iiii,i ir u iieiMisstiilp cm t. Jn ....u.- cjse. however. ou vc
te criticize in the manner of Intelligent . said most all that could be said in the j
beings It mav be contended that a cenliiies of a newspaper column mere,
human being, a work of Ued, i mere in fact, than I would ever have,
...l...i..l.t ,1,,.,, .1 mni., r,rL- ,,f mini ' lllld till! COlllMg" UP tllC PiltlenCO tO ,
,, plaj'. While this b iindenlablv true, achieve .., a part of u day's ; work. I RinRBlRD
It serves te imiKv unman enue.iver "' ";;"" ''7"' """ ""- " 1 rr.ijTi-ivTi7 DnWFP
funic and ild en eus. Jt may be tbat ' viumme. neic.11 " 1 liwut. wi"-
rnoTerr.AY8
The following theatres obtain their pictures through
the STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee
of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the
Stanley Company of America.
APOLLO
WALLACE REID
in "A'Kt)f.s THK10NTiM'NT"
TcfnDauilTlI &. OIKAUD AVB
AS 1 UK MAT1NKH DAILY
.M,-.sT.K C'AT In
"TRAPPED IN THEMR"
MAItlllN IIAVIi:S 111
"BEAUTY'S WORTH"
Ure.vJ & SuatiuPhunn
I'utitlnueuB 'J until 11
There Are Twe
Kinds of Coal Ceal
Bituminous and
Anthracite
And there are two kinds of tens
gross and net.
In reading coal news the public
heuld bear this in mind. Bituminous
Is soft coal. It is mined in many
tates. Anthracite, or Demestic, is
hard coal, and is mined only in the
Itate of Pennsylvania.
A gross ten weighs 2240 pounds.
A net ten weijrhs 2000 pounds. The
,.,, ,,,ti,. .ledieiieei nre fine children or comment en a half ile7.cn or se
,.f nnfure wl. senrn the humble, efforts letters a diiv . the.v am concentrate en
.,r tluO,. f.aiikvt' IwiitL". hi tlie leutein- one
Illation of the Ced-Shell gills of wlileli mi'he 11 goeo
our favored stars are the exemplars. Sometimes I get very wr.it by at
If this is s, then human r-ritlclun is the appearaiue 111 nrlnt of that mess,
indeed helpless, for who will penetrate worn remark, 'Well, ainvvav, the
the mvsterles of nature'.' lint let the movies aie still in their infancy,
custodians of natuie's Kifts ponder en That, suiel.v. is an ep eded bromide,
the uiuleservedness of their geed for- 1 no longer se. Hut, 011 the ether hand,
tune and consider that where nature I quite agree with jeu that the "movie
has se beiielicently and unreasonably profession has net advanced te a stage
endowed them, she will de unto etherit 1 vvheic lr W possible te ciltitle and
in like manner 1 estimate Hs achievements.
Tntil latelv. the function of actors
was te interpret the thoughts of the th
nierrAi.i.v
.cue 011 1 vxrrtKii a 1 (tin A. swpicvvoeu .v"
etter a week or a month and VAJLAMlrl-. 2 sa. 7 una it r. m
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In "rilK A ...Mllly
FAiRMOUNT txStr&iW
WIIIIVM tAIIANM'. I'U0l CTIO.N
"AT THE STAGEDOOR"
GREAT NORTHERNlWi WX
BEBE DANIELS
1.. NVNCY 1KOJI NimilKRi:"
(,0TH . W.VI..M.I ai'a.
ik "J an. Kv . 7 ft IP
"i" ' ",!!,:.iLi'Ar.!!1..!:!:i::'MrvlPERIAL 'ffi
ill P ill a: m u t,i'iit;t uituii mm uitni-i (-- - rr &v KH AnT
CONSTAlNUt iftuiYirtuut.
Uncommon Sense
y .JOHN liUKK
I
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Geld Hunters
WITHIN the last two or three vcai-s, in.- mere wealth than any one cKe in
three ixpe.litlens of geld hunters , the world.
Imvn set out re.u New Yerk. , , "" "V "lU """'r wn" '''i"1. 'lb"Ut
hum. si 1 mil, . 'him. iiiid that people would gladly give
rin iis hent en find 111; a chest of . ... ...... ..... ' ..." ,.,, .... .. :...v.i
kind of coal and the kind of ten are Knld. supposed te have been lest by a if ,, ,,,,, .,.lU , t)irill ilt ,',
? 1 .'yt'y'T". , L ' '". ih hib ihi party 01 inn. i-n..i.,r I.. ........... ,. .)tt,(1 t lm thev lll( UPPI, pujing.
f of coal. When we quote a price of Twe ethers with maps and charts
ffi I, ten of coal it means a kiebs ten. sailed away for islands in the steuth tji: l,l'.AHNi:i ilmi thev wanted nil.
0.JM... .-. ;. 1 ... heas. in 1 .1 i.. ... .,.,.i.. ., .....
IP . "- ''. iuui cuniiacra- 1, s nuete ness tile tllllt In tlie imril- r ."."" ""l ""' "'" r".""h "
,Ufit is quality. Chtap coal that does ' hi,i nn,i hardvverk of these expeditions l,ai for it.
(') mIv performance U the most the argenauts will improve their health. , "' "" FVP "."V," ll,:","r ,"' , '" "
pvi.ive you can buy. Geed coal and they surely will see far countries, I cheaper price, and though he built up a
fen ,heuBh hiuhe'r in pricr-U and interesting landscapes and people. , M Sl! W VHiT.
. economy. I ., ,, , . Wrv few men stumble Inte fortunes
KJnmm
1 '- aiami(iii4.niiiiinnnii iwiii . 1 . 1 . -? imi" i'.
,fr -iiiiii . - r. ..,... ., iTheusnnds of them malie fortunes ,,n
JL ever, lucre is inure in uc iiMiini in
their laiiiiedlati
i vnMAN,N!l!iAr!-.L'
rmrriTV iiiieau .v. celi.-mhia m
IJBER1Y MATINKi: UULV
POLA NEGRI
1,1 rut: KKI VKOTIKI .
rr-rTl-KlT Wnii'll.ircl Ave At fi.'.l S-t
OR1LN I MATisjia: fiAit.v
AU-TAK t.!T In KK IHUCII'H
"THE IRON TRAIL"
0VERBR00K "", fe,iml,
WALLACE REID
in "TI1K CHAMPION"
V3
The N1XON-NIRDLINCER
THEATRES
m
BELMONT eiS?avaK
CHARLES RAY
In "A Min.VIOHT HKI.f.i
CEDAR fl0I?,e CCUAIl AVENUK
,7. una 3- 7 aml u !' M
Wallace Retf & Elsie Fergusen
in "I'i:tkh iiiiii:tmin-
COLISEUM J1?""" hoi- oHi'ft"aetb
WX 1 'M "'"' n: 7 ","1 I'. M.
KUUULfH VALENTINO
In "l-'KIVur.Ot'S vivr.'
JUMBO y,'T ,ST- & "IIWKD AVE.
J ",uu Jumbo June. 011 1-rnnKterd -w
NORMA TALMADGE
in "nr. i,i'xk avmkm
LEADER ftifWTP
VIOLA DANA
In "(II.ASS IKIlsKS"
LOCUST ,-J
"FOOLISH WIVES"
V AMI WITH VOX STHOHKIM
NIXON'S AMBASSADOR u";..
"NINE SECONDS FROM eAVEN
Ave.
Htb
rALlVl N.i:iU! hUir.r'i
r.l.l.IOTT IHATI.K In
"BEHOLD MY WIFE"
MarUtt tl. Uelew 17U.
10 A M 10 It I'. M.
neighborhoods, ami
diil Iteekefeller lu hading vvn.vs nnd ! mmzr iTi:Ama:.tew.v aviiniii:""
... - - . . u 1 1 ii " .:. ....-'..": -"
incniiH i f;ivc soiuetiuir m valtn for
COAL
m U AMERICAN ICE COMPANY
mr-
t
there is much mere certainty of seeur- ' ,), ell rPj. t(, iMt,,,i.
ing It. . - ., . . It is 11 safer and mere profitable
Jehn I). imcKeiriier was as desirous , ...., I11)( incidentally, il contributes
YIMlTkl IIKR IIIIV TflMHUTiiw
With prtpnrHlluna nind for Inevl'mble in.
mn. iiurn jrnii i.iuue; creaii.r of a
red1 hrrelnrn, In very much .ill
H-r
cummtnl en the "flapper" appears li
fll ftcllim nf thy lluncUy I'liitic
iitf mm iitvii. tiv.
'liK-itf Ml?
i nf a fortune as anv boy who was ever
1 horn Inte the weild, but It never ee-
curred te him that lie could find one
without work.
Te take the mllllon-te-one (Jianic e(
timllng geld that some one else bud
stolen and buried never occurred tu
the man who is new credited with hav-
te the real wealth of the world, creat-
In? something of value, The geld
hunter merely finds geld that is already
in existence, he dnet net build un an
imlustrj, and even If lie s successful
REGENT
MARY MILES MINTER
In " 1 IIKJi.l A'Vi M'i;i iii.imt"
i-n Ta 1 t- t uh.ma:tevv.v avi;;
IMrtLi IW T Tl'I.IMIItOCKIJ.V HT
PEARL WHITE
In "TIIK IIHOAIIWAV I'KAflKK"
SHERWOOD ,hA?..ujr nAs;,
RICHARD BARTHELMESS
in "Tei.'Aurr. iiaviii"
111 MARlYFT..1'" thuatrb
the rest of the v erl.l is e batter for r,.!.r.N i.amih and hpfcriii. (!Ast p.
,,,H mvw'' cWrWl, ,.., Where Is MyW2ndj:!n8rTeniSht?
NIXON 6D tVD MAur pts. "
ELAINE HAMMERSTEINd "
hi "WHY A.N.MII XCi: mm MARUI.UF-."
69TH ST. T'""'trc.', ?," "L" Terming
VIOLA DANA "
n"TIIK rnritTKi:.TH un...,,
STRAND ";, av. at v.nwiW
THOMAS MEIGHANJJf
In "TIIK HAf.HKI.OK llimv
ARniViriRP i-.m:a8ti:u pikh.
.. , ...w. Aiin.Meiti;. ia
"CARDIGAN"
II.Mtlll.ll M.I.hi".N OK Xr.VKn.
TWNSANUWUIVIAN
DIE AS HEAT HITS 90
183,000 Phlladelphlans Jein
Shoreward Rush, Which Sets
New Recerd
FIREMEN'S DAY JULY 8
All Sectlent of New Jersey te Be
Represented at Wlldwoed
Wlldwoed. N. J July 3. Firemen's
Dav will be celebrated here next Satur
day. Firelighter from all sectleni of
New .lersey wll be here and $000 in
ether gifts nnil trophies te be e3
V... l.tielMftfid IHIitl. n
General Durd W. Hpencer, nrMiJ
of the New .Tercey Htate FirMJ
Association, nnd T. Hewell ,T0h3
stnte ireasurer, win de tlie ,-i.
T.nnelicen will be served nt n!.
houses. A feature of the dav ullli
II rlt'vvJt ritiitivi
FORECAST IS "FAIR, COOLER"
Three deaths were ranged by the In
tense heat which spread ever the cltv
esterday nnd forced the mercury te
DO degrees. The bent Increased the
(tenernl exodus from the city te the
bore.
Although the mercury reached en of
ficial maximum of flO decrees, street
temperatures were generally recorded
yesterday at 05.
The throng that moved shoreward
mounted te 183,000 yesterday, which
is n record.
Italn nrrlvlng last evening brought
only slight relief and left the mercury
nbeve 70 degrees this morning. The
weatherman's forecast, however, calls
for slightly declining temperatures to
day with cloudy skies, and fair nnd
moderate temperatures for the Fourth.
Twe of the persons who succumbed
te the heat were twins, Jehn and Ma
tilda Delnney, son nnd daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. .Tnmes K. Delaney. 1313 North
Myrtlewood street. Hannah Wilklns,
colored, thirty-five, of 712 Mele street,
died from the heat at the Polyclinic
Hospital.
These net among the pleasure
seekers who made for the shore sought
but were generally unsuccessful 'n
finding relief from the bent in the
parks, en shnded lawns, nbeut the
bathing peels nnd anywhere there wa
Hiiipielen that a cool breeze might be
found.
Seino odd th0unnds disported them
selves in bathing togs and plunged
into the League Island lakes, the Dela
ware and Schuylkill Rivers nnd any
where else that eeuld be made an of
ficial or unofficial bathing peel.
Yesterday's temperature rose from 71
in the early morning te 00 at 2 1. M.
The average temperature for the city
was SO degrees, five degrees nbove nor-
The rain which stnrted at 7 o'clock
last night continued for nine hours.
TVOII AND OROW TIIINt
If you fear ou may become mero pertly
thn ou new are. tftke a word of advice, for
ou can't help lautfiliiB oft" cxtrn vvelKht at
the liehavler of the cemlr characters who
perform In the Six Page of All-star Comics
everv week In the Sunday I'l'm.ic Lnuenn.
Make It a Habit." .telv.
Decide New
(as you surely will later)
Te Install the
Keystone
A utematic
Telephone
Because our new Directory gees te
press July 6, 1922, and you'll want
your name in it
We are sure every business man will comprehend
the value of a telephone service that gives
Ne wrong numbers That saves time
That does net cut off in the midst pf a conversation
That makes conversation entirely private AND
Provides this excellent and modern service at a
nominal cost.
Our unmeasured service rate permits you te call as
often as you want. Ne discussion about additional
calls.
Of course you knew the business men of Philadel
phia are using ever 43,000 Keystone telephones.
Keystone Telephone Ce.
135 S. 2d Street
Philadelphia
Call Mr. Blake, Race 06, for full information call can be
made from any one of our ever 6000 pay stations without
charge.
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Nete the results you get with Atlantic!
Whether operating at three thousand
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It has range! It has both quickness and
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