(!PipPBiPP(PPpijlMliplilli ,1 1 W." 'U'U n HiwwjBHW i Fl-sR- EVENING LEDGERS-PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 191,6. Ifirminyourfaitk, mU OF EVANGELISTIC tabernacle AT DAM Ltholson Tells Revival Work- -Crt 01 Teminutiuno TTnivii I They Musi- uonquer viicr Campaign imius LventV-eigiit hit trail Evangelist William I'. Nicholson i ... .nntinr ntlrrltiK sermon In tho ferii tabernaclo this afternon, tho Pmrf In Ills BcrlcB on "T" II015' Hnlr,u L"1 i n, nriivn workers In Ilia rut wrneu " fImI campaign "f tho dangers nWalt P - ... tt,i niifl nf Ibn I'ltniD.ilnn. I li. nrcichcil on the tonic. "How This Inf. of Holiness nml fii mess amy uo l'&.intalnccl," dealing particularly with F?f. ir.ihmH tho devil will employ nftcr S. ubernnclo Is tbrn clown to lead them Wit 10 tllCir SI111U1 linn ........... ...... ....,,., ruMMM' ., , Casj enoURii i" no ' iiriiimi, nu .. .-when these inccllnKU are In progress ' in,. fr ntmosphoro tends to, make KTwant to live Christian life, hut when .. Mt ImtU lo the humdrum of lire, how R.?. ,, ..I , itArlnitnn In bo (.1nllur.fl I'M IMS UIKW" M' - ..j maintained? K in' "" ' n Insisted 1 i,it. his hearers must cune . . definite conclusion now, and then ho Hirned them that thoy must "cut out" E.f lo them in their lives Tho cvnn- tt'llit Insisted that thev must not only f-Jii-iilnnte the thii i?s fiat nro iiKiilntt ''Christ's teac!iln,:s from their lives, but f- . mi iiir. iii-iers made vacant with tmBji .... - pod works It was an earnest plen to tho Christiana .1 DArbV. Hie v.i terli part of West I'hlln- 'jtlohlii and the -- pe..itlPR towns of ?ne'Waro C'iuiuv to continuo to bo ac- the.)' cusareo i" hjhuh i.uio ..m. iu Eonlre "' pi"J'il ami moral tone of their C3..1 'i ""I es It is a i.''ti ' life uh veil :ih n ncg ,tle llfo t!i. t thn Lord requires, the tpeaker de laied "This hfe of fiilnes.' and fnUh In ono of reception." he continued. "Do I need loe? Ask for It and receive It. Do I need joy? Ask for It and ncele It. 1 I need hjcer? Abk foi It and ro-.-'lvo It. Do I r,eeJ pcara ' Ask for It and reci'io It. po I need c infort .' Ask f"yU and re cehc It N maM l'!1" s'lJ': 'l'""! ' have tttilned' It l not attainment but ob- Ulnraent " f "'ii.si hi Me" vChrist urced, ho said, i'mi It Is the clft every believer has. f And wc ar1 lo rest in nn.n noi in cir cumstances, wcaitn, emu cues or com munion. Itcit In the lovj of Jesus, rest in iirwcr. rent in Iti.i .Woitl, for ecry Ijromlse Is a Kood a.s the fit cat tiod who inade It " More than -00 Philadelphia .slnKers; who rtre members of the "Hilly" Sunday choir "lut winter, tteie KUestn at the tnbernaolo itUst night and won much npplatihc when tUjey taiiK !.ccral selections. They later , nag villi J It HcminliiBer'M Darby choir i b front of the hotel, nt Main Htrcct and Chester plKe li (. Lincoln ico me j-nu- i idclphla sliiBcrs III the taliernaclo and I they made the "(Jlory Uarn" line ultli tbflr sonfis "Klneo Jesus C.inie Into llv . Heart," 'tlod Be With You Till Wo Meet j Afaln" "In .Icsuh" and other popular re- . Thai hymns were simp in the street. i A delegation from the John O. Winston j Company Anh street, above 10th. attend ed the pcnlee in a body. Doctor Nichol- I n tried a now scheme when lie called for "trail hitlers" lie asked tho petsonal ' workers to renialn In their seats and cavo i B the Imitation lrom tho pulpit. Thcio wero !S persons in tne "Klory row viien tlie tandshaklng stopiied As each man or woman walked forward and took their tttnd ai Lonwrts, the big audience ap plauded loudly j MODELS OF BEAUTY AND FASHION REBEL AT INDIVIDUAL PRAISE Stately Brunette, Singled Out for Special Distinc tion by Inspector, Stirs Wrath Sisters of H e r Fair "What's the Idea?" Asks! One; "What's It AH Negotiations for New Agree AU,,f9 A.,1..... ..... I ment Resumed in Now York iuuuuj -njiuuier tyueriea, Then Comes General Mutiny II AT?n fAAI rAMI?AI?' y lhfi Wnltcd Mlno Wotkern, to bo Into' iLfMlIJ wAL tiUill1 AlJ effect on Aprlt 1 next, deals with tho pro vision that tho next agreement between Ml ADTfliTl DV fATTTTWT ",0 miners and operators bo restricted to lliiilUViil DI LAUlllll ' two years, but this was temporarily tabled yesterday to enable nil Immediate 1 discussion of tho wngo demand, which In for a 20 per cent Increase. Tho tcprrsentatlvcs of the mlncis mib- I mttteil statistics, which they asserted had I been leathered by the Department of Labor at Washington. In proof of their contention that tho Increase in llilng cost It, tl.rt Inal Irt ,Anc l.rt.l nnA,ln.1 tlin rl NIJW YOIIK, March 10. Kxtiomc cau- , nnccs In wages won by the minors 11 tlon Is marking tho actual negotiations was contended that, whereas In tho last 10 by Miners and Operators for n new ngreoment between tho anthra cite operators and miners In session here Tho operators present nt tho meetings nre W. U Council, president of the Green nidge Coal Company; W. J. nicli nrds, president of tho I'hllndclphla and Heading Coal and Iron Coinpnny; S. I). Wnirlnor. piesldent of tho Lehigh Coal and N'ltvlgntlon Company, nml Morris Williams, president of the Susquehanna Con! Company. Tho olllclnls of tho United Mine Workers mesetit aro l'lesldcnt .IOIII1 I'. White, John T. Demnscv. of Keranton. l'a.. nre.ildent of Dlslilel N'.i ! Por tho moment he forgot the task nt ' Thomas Kennedy, of Ilni-.leton Vn., piel nd. i "'"t "' District No, 7. nnd Jnmcs Mnt- tttows, of Shcnnmlonli, l'a., president of District No. P. Alvn N. Jlarkle, of llazle ton, an operator, picsldcd and James A. Oormon. of Itazleton. secretary of tho Conciliation Hoard, was societal The flist demand of tho ten submitted "MISS X." Who caused strike of girl models for the Fashion Show. She de clined to fjivc any other name. Is to tnko placo on March 22, under tho nusplccs of tho Walnut Street Iluslnesa Association. More than two scoro of tho dainty creatures listened attentively as ho told them how to walk, how to smile, Imper sonally, how to hold their hands, and poise their heads and look nttroctlvo generally. Hut In the midst of tho In striictlons. ho was magnetized by two beautiful cjes, which outshono nil others In the feminine constellation. Tlieie pow erful orbs belonged to n fair creatuio gowned in white. F hand. "You," he gasped, "nn Waster Illy In tho Oardon of rnradlso, a dove of peace In tho vineyard of hopo. the simplicity of youth framed In tho sunshine nf Utopia, tho quintessence of " Just then Ihero was n buzz of Indlgna- I tlon from tho other nssembled beauties. ! "What's tho idea?" said one. "Where do we come In?" iteninudeil an other. "Whiitdoyouknowaboutthat?" said they nil together and mnny more things too rapid for human memory. The Inspecor wns aghast. Then lie re- i - verted to the time-worn "What hac I I ; done?" I , "I'm through," said one angiy blonde. I ' "Me, too," declared another, and ill a I 'i Hash tho null in v was irenernl '( Tho stately hrurietto who Inspired the ! f0r nnlv SI 66 it WGPlf It Ptmq admiration of the Inspector simply stood :' " ",ijl? i 1 -V o A J i , still with an "I cm't-help-lt" amllo. Many V, impoSS ble, doesn't it ? Alld ll IS of tho models agreed thn.. the lineutoiy ; prODaOIV tl'UC mxon n v mo man was not umwirninien. for she was Indeed n hendllner of class. Her gown of white vtlth a gaiden hat , nnd all white atmoaphero made her stand . ut like a cameo above the other.'. Bu .' was learned today that the rtrllte years house tents had gone up from 15 to 33 1-3 per cent., wages In that period had only advanced B.6 per cent Tho Joint committee will meet again nt Iho Union League Club this afternoon Christian Conference at Bryn Mawr The Chrlstlnn Association of Bryn Mawr College will hold tl Christian Association conference tonight In Taylor Hall Bryn ' Mawr College The llev Henry floaue , ..-.it.. -. r. . .... ... .... Alili. .. ..- iuiiiii. I' '.. mtuii til uif mmunuii iif- niic Presbyterian Church. N'ew York city, will speak Rubber Works Employe Hurt Km ilk Lcvlto, 21 yenrs old, 2S03 Pine street, will pinbnbly suffer the loss of his right baud which nan mangled in Iho machinery at the Philadelphia Huhher Wolks, l"ih nnd lbed str.ets tndn II" Is In the l'oljcllnlc Hosolinl was i blessing III a disgtihse Kully half j ' mirror- HH : Solid Quartered Oak 60-in. Just imagine this massive oak buffet in your dining room and realize that you can have it there that no other furniture house in tho country could make the same offer. Think of it full (10 inches lontf. made entirely of solid quartered oak, wit n Heavy plank top and extra larjjo Kver since tho ho (Inning of tho world womnu has figured I: its destiny, ns shown by the records of l-vo, Cleopatra J Hi,0w a bun ired models poured Into tho oillcea of tho Walnut Street Association this nflnrnnnii nml tilrmiill- llin kfilnntlnti t,i.itt.. Itf sriHlIt linllo Ihnn llirt fnri.n.r ni-rmti ' tlon. Klfty models will he used in tho that's the last word in style. elegantly carved buffet w'iii'Wii'iiiiiii:; HMtvvw5 m WJIUQUL Buffet fii JSB HS $1.00 a Week and Helen of Troy. And, getting down to March, 1D10, it wns a woman .who caused temporary complications in tho nrrangu monta for tho Knsliloii Show, which will bo hold at tho Bellovue-Stratford, causing tho models to go on u sti Ike. L'nllko tho workmen who quit 'Woik at the big industrial plants, they did not ask for better figures, for they aro well en dowed In this connection, but tholr dis satisfaction wns due to the glowing praises showcied upon one of their num ber by tho chief model Inspector, who wan rehearsing them for tho show, which rj. .1. Berlet. piesldent of the organiza tion, was In happy mood. "Wo have maii nged to get all Philadelphia girls," ho said, "and in addition to using them fur tho fnuhlon show hero we will use them for the show which Ih to bo held at At BIEDEPtWOLF URGES FAITH, NOT RITUAL Evangelist Says Absolute Obedience to -God Sole Means of Salvation NOIlltlSTOWX. Pa., March 10. "You can belong to every church In Montgomery County and go plumb to hell" Dr. Bleder- wolf told tho church members in his rutdlenco lit tho taliernaclo last night on tne theme, EGd'S LEAD TO ARREST w ;Two Men Taken in Railroad Yard m and Held on CI -.rge of Theft Tirrt tTiniicniifl tlitnn lintwtrorl nritl fniii Vcrs, Ui crateu, taken trom a boxcar and ' VftdPfl In t nnt - rl Irwin t- (if-nnl tlin '. iBladoIng ot Paul Smtley. 2230 North flth iwiei, aim i.unani ueiuio, iuji t,av- irence eireei ThGV wpri, cinlllrnil It, lift TMiMmlMiil.lt. tl4d Keadlng Itnllway yards, at American mo news streets, uy Kiillrnnil Detective Edward Brooks and hold In $100 ball each fcrcourt bv Mnelstiatn Olnnn. nf tlin 4li rand York strectw station I which ho sent somo moio -12-ceiitlnietro icibal shells into tho lwnks of tho pro- f-.'sslng Chilstlans who fall to renl!?o and 13 rasp tiod'.s commands to resencrato themselves. "When we ask you, 'Aro you a Chris tian?' you look ui tin surprise nml say, Why, I'm a. Methodist or Picsbyturlan.' Well, baptism, confirmation or joining church In uny other way won't help you to bo tioin again. I3ut they .n o necessary, becauso God cniuiunmlH It. If God tells you to stand on ono foot for a half minute, If you want to be saved, and you don't -1 "" ' ' '-Y. "Pffiinl life ...x xx II ; fs-'''frft'uit (iiifj'ii ir.i i i ; : ! " jLj-yj?M-miiniri i.u tga ' ".. I t r-li-. 1 I . " ' "" - .,- iS??CvWV" iWll.ll v l 'l i mimDr Li-U s- auspIcPH of tho Walnut Street Assoclatlm - Fl B'JRA ?3E!V?75S Tff0lk '. nll-Phlladelphla girls will nil wear crea- 7aTS-,rTniPKtT7-dE-.r- -- j .-mr, -LU'iJ" , tlons of tho Walnut street all-Phlladel- fWfi MV"11?" IBFiWBIWBM J phin shops. - pfFUrtlliiJn ttlfefJ- -.: : K i W Ifewlf ' J "But wc have told our model Inspector - fift f 'Hi WF'rJiEfH?M MrMWl,'M ---"': . 1 1 -jtew i wllllll do it. you're damned, because It's Clod's I MJfciWv 'fel X kh M llfllilfel commands. It's your willingness to do - .feafJi MlMilMM what He wants you to do, whateor it In. ' MPI TrsV -j-" J::r'r '"jf,''' ,t that will mo you. J , - fetepJjg " -- ' TiffiMMm "If some of you church members think j 'i mi&MSyyA, ?&'. J$h. I A? W8? anything of your pastors, you' stay away , ? SS iS-?'"s'd-l&!vv25,4. 'w,'-' 5?3iVv;;A W- W&(i from the prayer mooting, because ho' I STS't.m drop dead If you como In -"WMWt !l - 'IHL xm'W'M XM "Church nghts aro the deMI's doings. I '' f- - f 'l'SiMSSC If you'ic born of God. you won't bine It , 'I '" '?' 'I" ' l 'tP'BVk1 Ml in for the members of tho other churches , -- WfaWl SIlVB f hecauso their belief Is different fiom j , '"JffhlllV yours. And some of you will be char- ' ") Italilo instead of going downtown audi r tSFa&Wami& SktS) 35wTSik ffK fiJl a xp". rjiijv taming iiijoui mo lino you no. Man Isn't " lrtV8Sr 3 l!ii'M Mt'S?.?A3 KhMsJKH R?J1 i.(r'ViflM'i!, v. j iiiiii.il i.tiun juu iu iiiuiiviiih iiiiiiiiL i .sfSOnl t Vl& XI r " tr buRct i! mjWV' ti cvtvfjt ML .V tllti- 7yo i.ou. u youro not a cnuu ot nii, you'ie ,, tfSiiv?a W FJla!ninUr WiV OH 3ij KV5kJZBivCSffiii? a child of the devil." , fcttSS W Zas&9y & W tlirf,i,a ' Street imu laiicniuuo umi. ihhiii mi i Tonignt. uoctor uieucrwoit win pieacii ixa -A -r, m -i A li i( i Yo Must Bo Born Again," In J to tho newspapermen of Montgomery . 71-7(A i tiTf'a :nt somo moio -12-coutlmetro I county, nnd he will have a special sermon J U. JM J II T LllC&A SXX 6. ISelJOMS1 W&WAiutStreet for tho scribes. .SSWN i itn;.sT mnii; i'i kmshiius i; amciiic.v OPEN SATURDAY - rvFMir.s PRINTING is purely a manufacturing busi ness and one that is fraught with trouble from Genesis to Revelation. A job is never really sold until it is accepted and paid for. Every contract runs the whole gamut of chances that are liable to lead to a reprint, The binder may bungle. The pressman may fail to observe that a letter has fallen out of place. The paper may be unfitted for the purpose. The ink may fail to perform properly. And last of all, the electrotypes are liable to be un printable, Why, then, in view of the countless hazards that loom up in a printer's horoscope, does he deliberately desire to run chances on his electrotypes?1 No one factor "has more hidden features or offers more possible pitfalls than unreliable electrotypes. Good judgment should direct, every first-class printer in Phila delphia to the door of the Royal Plant, where perfect performance is pledged and reliability guaranteed. Royal Electrotype Company, Philadelphia. Mteaxn dlffl " , 'y Z lCi nam WM i&i - YOUR DEALER WILL HAND YOU M. H j j J HANDKERCHIEFS IN THIS DECENT WAY Untouched by any hands but yours after leaving the Arrow Collar laundry at Troy where they are washed in filtered boiling water with pure hospital soap. Pure White Sweet Smelling Soft and Pure In germ-proof packagesat your dealers Four Qualities "D"-25c each "C" 3 for 25c "B" 10c "A" 2 for 25c d,UETT, PEABODY & CO., Inc., Makers of ARROW COLLARS and SHIRTS DISCONTINUING Philadelphia Store 15th and Chestnut Wo much regret that the constantly Increasing cnl of lining limine, lilcb rorner rentals nnd over head expense force us to (the up Hil iilnre one of tho main links In the Gcoigcs chain. Profits arc Imponsl ble unless the Georges stand ard of value Is lowered or prices In- ' eronbed nnd (lil we rrfiinn tn ilnl Store Open Tonight Till 9 Saturday Tilt 10 JtmH JZ mTo Mdr S If Jf TIONS IN CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF m m IP m& m II Lm I 1 1972 Garments in All A special inventory of our overcoat stock was taken yesterday so as to make the following remarkable offer perfectly clear to our vast clientele. As a money saving event (in the strictest meaning of the words) this sale is in a class by itself mainly because these re ductions are absolutely necessary to effect a complete clearance at this late hour. The rising clothing market, due to a famine in dyestuffs and increased woolen cost, means that these same coats cannot be duplicated next sea son for less than $5.00 to $10.00 more than the original prices! 485 in AH. Now 131 of the $18.00 Grade 114 of the $16.50 Grade ( 151 of the $15.00 Grade ( 89 of the $12.50 Grade ) $Q.50 1127 in AH. Now $4.50 146 of tho $28.00 Grade 412 of the $25.00 Grade 335 of the $22.50 Grade 234 of the $20.00 Grade 27 of the $40.00 Grade 74 of the $35.00 Grade 63 of the $32.50 Grade 196 of the $30.00 Grade Included are the finest silk and tatin-lined coats, both single and double-breasted models 360 in AH. Now $JQ.50 Were $15 & f A ' Were $22.50 $16.50, Now Mj j & $25, Now Were $18 & g $20, Now... K 12 Were $28 & $30, Now... Included are hundreds of Suits of medium weight ideal for late Spring service FINAL FUR COAT CLEAN-UP r Natural Muskrat Lined Coats, "just 37 left." Full skins, Persian lamb collars. Outside sjiell of the finest English Coating. Originally Nwd.$40'.. $23.50 Marmot Lined Coats (9 in all), choice of beaver, Persian Iamb or natural rat collars, outside shell of the finest black kersey, These coats were originally marked $60, $75 and $85, While they last, your SIO CA choice at TiJv 19 of the higher priced natural Black Muskrat and Marmot Coats, including 7 of the finest Raccoon Auto Coats, fur outside all reduced in the same proportion. TROtlSERS B.r,,". 2.oo JS.50 imde 0 gQ -Vr !."?." . '3.00 All higher priced trous ers reduced proportion-ately. (PHILADEPHIA Quilted Lined Double-Breasted Ulsters Outside shell of the finest Black- Kersey, Astrakhan Shawl col lar. Originally priced $2a. Now $14 15 th & Chestnut h "i i Abo New York (2) Boston Buffalo Providajw li r"rin Jfik. 1
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