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f IS BAD AMICE
The Now Piece at the Forrest
Supplies No Reasons for
Travel
COMB TO BOHEMIA. , A story, of the lAtln
lairter. Rook una Inles ty ,9'orJ
.Chaptwll Muilo by Kenneth if Murcnlson.
Matiarernent. 8tuvorsnt Froducine Corn
pany. Forrest Theatre. ...
Oaston rrqrsar... rTft1k. MrCormjek
Mm. Zenoble D'Orsay.i.m. .Alice MCnian
Andre L .Grand ....n.... ..Walter Perclyal
Manrat ,n..4i.,.Murlel ltudson
fiSRta ftanVV V. ... .V. ,.'... .Frlta William,
Madeline DOrsay ,D"l,,J,J&!An.5
Jount da la Tour wi rcsriWiVi .
Venus.. .... ...... ....Thyra Von 11 lm
Act I. th? D'Orsay Apartment at 6 Ruo
Rtreet, Benolt Act il. American liar nt the
Mat del CJuat'8 Arts. Act III. Scene 1, Thea
tre dsja Ualeto Montparnnssj. Scene 2. the
gtaa boor of the Oalete Montparnasse. Scene
the Cafe den Deux Maitots. Place St. Oer-matn-des-Pres,
Pari. Time, 1012.
So this Is Fnrls t
Tea, yes. Tho plnco where "John
Darras" come from. Tho plnco where "6
Hue street, Benolt." Is to be found. Tho
place where they sprlntr that student
stuff! "Wlint a night I" "What a head I"
"How do you feel?" "I feet like Honrl
tookHl" Abovo all. tho place whero tho
yoling-man-In-Iovo-wlth-hls-nrt writes ono
of those suppressed masterpieces of comlo
opera which always turn out to bo even
worse than tho kind tho manners produce.
That Is Paris and that Is "Como to
Bohemia" or most of It.
There Is no denying that somo of tho
Jokes In tho new piece at tho Forrest aro
well turned! Just as there Is no denying
the presence of "He's got tho pip," and
"Why send to Africa for Ivory?" both In
about weakest third act In recent memory.
It Is likewise that labor known us supcr
rerogatlon to contraveno tho fact that
FrlU Williams and Alice liegeman can
be funny when they havo something to bo
funny over! that Dcnman Malcy has a
bit of tho Tlnnoy nccont; that Muriel
Jludsrin Is high spirited and good Bport
enough to laugh at her own dnnclng ; that
Snlsie Irving has a good voice, a cultl
vatcd enunciation and a. pleasant way,
that some would have liked to sco a little
moro of Thyra von Ulm, who appeared
briefly as Venus; that tho costumes wcro
striking In a Bakstlan manner and good
to look at; that somo peoplo found con
Bldcrablo Interest In tho puzzle nnent tho
dancers. Week and Nice which Is nice?
nolthor and that a largo audlcnco clapped
enthusiastically. But they clapped in that
depresstngly personal manner which sig
nified that tho society of friends wcro
present.
As for tho score. If It had been a Her
bert It would have carried tho rest; for
much of tho "book" Is no worso than
dozens' or others. But Mr. Murchison's
score Isn't likely to keep tho composer of
"Tho Only Qlrl" sitting up nights. It
haa catchy tunes: but they'vo been
caught already by other music mon.
Some you can place llko "Stlcktlte,"
which Is largely "Women" from "Tho
Merry Widow." Somo you can't. "Deep
In tho Heart" U ono of these. And there
Is ono song, "Tho Vnmplre," that might
bq a humorous hit If It was Illustrated
with a screen satlro on the eternal Theda.
Altogether, the Forrest supplies very
few reasons for coming to Bohemia.
K. M.
"DAMAGED GOODS" RETURNS
TO THE WALNUT ONCE MORE
Familiar and Powerful Drama by
Brieux in Town Again
At this lato day there Is very llttlo to
say about "Damaged Goods," certainly
nothing now. It is still a powerful and
salutary drama, with neither pity nor
prudery In It. It deals with Its subject
matter openly, fearlessly and honestly It
Is n play Quito as much as It Is a preach
ment. And It has returned to tho Walnut
for what may be tho fifth or sixth time.
No play could have been named 10 years
ago which seemed less likely of produc
tion, let alono success, on the American
stage. No play of tho last few years has
kopt moro steadily In tho public eye. It
Is, therefore, a Just tribute to Richard
Bennett that his name still is given a
place on tho program.
Knickerbocker Gives 'The Thief
"The. Thief," Henri Bernstein's Inter
esting 'drama, la being presented In an
admirable, manner by tho Knickerbocker
Tlayers. .The dramatic story. In which
a woman resorts to stealing In order to
secure finery to beautify herself In tho
eyes of hor husband, Is well known, but it
is rarely that a Btock company Interprets
tho piece ho well.
John Warner as the young husband
and Emily Smiley as tho wife wero seen
to a decided advantage, holding tho au
dience nigh breathless in the boudoir
Bcene where the wife Is discovered as tho
thief. Earl Western as Fernand La
gardes, the youth who poses as a thief
to shield the wife, was all that could bo
asked, while Philip Lord and Josle Slsson
as 'Raymond and Isabella Lagardes, his
parents. Are also good. The play was
well Btaged.,
Grace George Comedy at American
"A; Woman's Way," Thompson Bu
chanan's comedy of domestic life, In which
Grace George scored such a success, was
presented last night at the American
Theatre by the Oeorge Arvlne Players.
The story has to do with a young
wife who cures her husband's affection for
another woman by bringing him to realize
Her own worth. Ituth Robinson por
trayed the part of Marlon Stanton, the
wife, and Richard La Salle was seen as
Howard Stanton, tho husband. Marie
Warren was cast as Mrs. Blakemore, "the
woman." The character parts of Mrs.
Stanton and Mrs. Livingston were ca
pably handled by Ada Prince and Hen
rietta Vaders. The remainder of the cast
Included Harry Wllgus, Russell Snoad,
Thomas Shearer, Sammy Lynch, Frank
Rusaell and Virginia Mannings.
Bobby Heath Nixon Grand
Bobby Heath la back again. Which was
sufficient In itself to bring Joy to the
patrons of the Nixon Grand last night.
When the popular Philadelphia songster
started a week'B. engagement at the up
town house and delighted the crowded
house with his unusually clever songs and
chatter Much credit Is due to Lester
Jefferies, of Narberth, Pa., who presented
the act and who took especial care to see
that no details were slighted.
Saljle Fields assisted Heath In the act
and scored a success In her own line.
This offering' overshadowed the rest on
tho bill, despite the other strong numbers,
which included Mr. and Mrs, George Alli
son. Four Gordon Highlanders, Tom GIN
JiXk Pfl and Hazel Mann, and Rio and
.worman,
We can renovfte yolir ola-Tloors at
ar less than the cost of a desirable
irpct. And quite apart from this
can snow you many oincr auvan-
keg you would be glad to have.
ti show you bow. Consult us
KERTON
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WAR WIDOW CAMPAIGN
OF MORMONS OPPOSED
Baptists "Will Ask President to Refuse
Passports to Missionaries
An anti-Mormon mass-meeting was held
last night In draco Baptist Temple, Broad
and Berks streets. Following nn nddress
by ex-Sonator Frank J. Cannon, of Utah,
resolutions calling upon tho Government
to oppose tho polygamous propaganda or.
tho Mormon Church wero adopted.
It was alleged that missionaries wcro
being sent abroad to convert war widows
to Mormonlsm.
VARIED BILL WINS
APPROVAL AT KEITH'S
Many Standard Acta Appear in
Show of Considerable
Merit
There nro standard good In vaUdovlllo
Just tho same as In the commercial
world. Many of tho choice brands nro
to bo had this week at Keith's. As to tho
best. It's a matter of taste. If It's laugh
ter and wit you dolre then sco Kate
Kllnoro and Sam Williams, who started
tho house laughing nil over again nftcr It
had been laughing all night. There nro
enough bright lines In this net to furnish
two or threo musical comedies Fortun
ately, Mlrs Kllnoro made many of those
annoying commuters, who get restless
about 10.30, miss their train.
If your taBto runs to nrt and romance
you then take a peek at Vnlerlo Bergcro
In "Llttlo Cherry Blossom," nn Oriental
messngo savoilng of spring nnd love. The
ntmosphcio of Toklo rndlntrs from this
llttlo playlet, which is the work of Htephen
G. Champlln. It tells of tho lovo of a
.Tnpaucsc maiden for nn American en
gineer. She proves her sinenrity by en
abling him to land n fat enntrnct. And, of
course, ho marries her. Mies Bcrgcro Is
well supported by Herbert Warren, Inci
dentally a faithful Plilladelphlnni Harry
M. Smith, Stuyvcsant Klnslow, Kathcrlno
Kavanaugh and Klllo Bordlttc The result,
laughs, applause, curtain calls, which Is
plenty.
Should you llko something dainty nnd
classy you will find It In tho original of
fering ot William Mack and Nellie Walk
er, two moro Quaker City natives, who,
with Al Hockey, a third Phlladelphlan.
prcsont "A Pair ot Tickets " This act is
n cameo of spick nnd span variety nnd
won much appreciation.
Perhaps you profer somo plain, Bond
fun. Then havo a glanco at "Tango
Shoes," a novelty presnted by Bllllo
Burke. Prominent In tho cast Is Mlko
Ncedham, "tho old man dancer," who was
famous when vaudeville was variety.
With him Is his old partner. Mlko Kelly.
You must havo heard of them N'cedh.mi
nnd Kelly If you went to seo tho shows
nt tho old Central a few years back. And
they're both Phllndelphians, too. Mlko
Needham's wife, Vivian Wood, la In tho
cast nlso, and three other members of tho
fair sex whoso names wo don't know.
Bert Colo directs tho complications.
Thrills nro provided by Lucy Glllctt In
a wondorful Juggling act, staged on a lav
ish scale.
Edna Blanche Showalter sang classical
and popular selection with especially
good results.
Laddlo ClIfT, he of tho nlmblo feet and
funny songs, took the place of Eddie
Leonard, scored a solid hit and cornered
most of tho applause of tho show. Other
good acts were presented by tho Califor
nia Orange Pickers and Warren and Tern
pleton. Theatrical Baedeker
rOItnEST "Come to Bohemia." with Datsle
IrUnic Walter Perclvnl. Allcp Hngermnn
anil TrlU Williams ,V musical comedy,
with boolc by O. S. Chappell ami mualc by
K. M. Murcnlson.
WALNUT " Damaged Goods." Euucnn
Rrleux's soclolonlcal play, recently produced
by Richard Bennett.
BROAD "Tho Little Minister." with Mauris
Adams Tho famous play of Scotch life by
J. M. Harrle. telllnff of tho pranks of
Milady llabblo. Special matlneo ot "Petor
Pan" on Tuosdny and Thursday.
LYRIC "A World of Pleasuro." with Clifton
Crawford and t'onroy anil Lo Marie. A
Winter Oarden Show with music by Jtom
lierir. words by Attcrldjo nnd Btaged by
J. C Hoflman.
ADELPHIA "Nobody Ilnmo." with Law
rence arossmllh. A muslcnl comedy from
tho Anplo-Amerlcan Allies Good muilc. fair
"book, excellent comedy from Orosamlth.
OAKRICK "It Poja to Ailverttao." with
Louise Drew. Oram Mitchell and lien John
son. A novel force with much fun In It.
PHOTOPLAYS.
STANLEY Tuesday nnd Wednesday. .."Tho
Heart of Paula." with I-eonoro lilrlch
A story of Mexican life, Thursday. Prld.iy
nnd Saturday, "Hen lllalr,1' with Dustln
Karnum.
ARCADIA All week. "Tho Habit of Happi
ness." with Bouslaas rnlrlunks, A Trl
ansla Fine Arts comedy.
PALACE Tuesday nnd "Wednesday. "The
Code of Marcla Grey." with ronstanie
Collier. Thursday. Friday nnd Saturday.
"For tho Defense." with l'annlo Ward.
VICTORIA Tuesday. "Tho Haiders." If.n.
Warner. Wednesday and Thursday. "Tho
Mornl Fabric," with Trank Mills. Frld y
nnd Saturday, "Tho Wall Hetween." with
Krancls X. Uushmnn and Ileierly Ilayne.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S Valeria Bertrore In "Tho Llttlo
Cherry Blossoms". Kddlo Leonard In "Tho
Minstrel's Return"; Wilbur JIaek nnd Nella
Walker In "A Pair of Tickets": Kate Ell
nor and Sam Williams. "Tanco hhnes";
Kdna Showalter. vocalist, Lucy Gillette,
Warren Tcmpletnn. comedy slnslni: ami
acrobatics, and California Oranea Packers
CROSS KEYS First half ot tho neok. Ward.
Do Wolf Co.. In "Tho Mummy and the
Maid", Frank Monell. Ohllbrlck and Do
Wall, Six Harmonists; Walton and Jolson,
Tho Wonder Kettle."
OLOBE "Solomon the dreat." Barney Will
iams and Btrls, the Four Hurley Olrls. Mar
iorlo Fairbanks and company; the Horn
Rents Troupe, Don Flat I, Low Ward. Mal
lully. I'lnuree and company, Wilson and
Hitch. Zeda and Hoot.
aitANU Bobby Heath. In his revue; Mr, and
Mrs. Oeork-o Allison In ".Mlnnlo From Min
nesota"; Four Gordon Highlanders; Tom
allien, monologue; Ben and Hazel Mann;
Rio and Norman.
STOCK.
KNICKERBOCKER "Tho Thief." a dram
by Henri Bernstein, with tho Knickerbocker
l'laers Emily Smiley and John Warren In
the leading roles.
AMERICAN ''A Woman's Way." Tho Ar
vlne players In Oraco Georso's comedy suc
cess, with Ruth Robinson and Ucoree
Arvlno la the leading roles.
BURLESQUE.
DUMONT'S Dumont'a Minstrels. In
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MO FANS ATTEND!
"THE RACE" IS HERE
Plenty of Excitement in New
Lasky-Parnmount Film Tell
ing of Continental Race
On Satnritny the Amnsrment 8ectlon
wilt print nnother lint of "Tho Six
Orrnli-At Photoplays," elrrtnl liy ren.il
fts. Semi In j-our choice now.
By the Photoplnr Editor
"The ttace," n Lnsky Paramount film, In
five parti" Released Thursday, April 0, r
Unwed nt prhato showing nt tho Famous
Players projection room
James Grnsson, Br, autnmobllo mmufne.
turer , Robert Iimlburr
Jimmy Ornson, Jr , his son, nnd nn Idler,
. Victor Mooro
Andrew Van Pfke. Grayson's clerk, .
William Dale
Grace Van Dylto, his daughter . . . Anita KlnB
Mn, Jefferson Mrs. LouH Mrt'ord
Mr. Anderson, duplex ntrent . ... Ernest Joy
Mechanic Horaco II. Carpenter
There hns recently been tnlk nbotit re
vIvIiik tho Pnrlt nulomoullo rnco thli yenr.
All tho nutomobllc fans nro hoplttR thli
Will enmo nbout. but In the meantime they
may pet their favorite thrill by attentllni:
n performance of "Tl.o Itnco," the new
Lnsky-PnTammint film featuring; Anita
Klnff nnd Victor Mooro.
No film previously rctcnsetl has quite
tho snmo npprnl to tho motor bus na "The
llace" This la n real, rcRtilar "meller
drummer" of the most pronounced type
Tho villains, many of them, still pursuo
tho heroines. Tho hero Is ulwnys lurltlnit
In tho bnckRround to rescue her. Ilo does
It often durlnR tho picture. As a photo
play. It Is very mediocre. Aa n. movie,
with tho uccent on tho "move," It Is ex
cellent. Llko all Lanky pIcturcR, tho dclnIK
both In setlltiR.s nnd llRhtlnR. nro matltcd
by dlRcrlmlnatliiR tnste
Anita KIiir and Victor Mooro show fnv
moro nhlllty as chmiffeurs than as nctoro.
Victor Mooro Is amuslnR nt tliuoa, but ho
In fnr better milted to Chlmmlo Knddon
than to our jouhr hero of Rentlemanly
habits. Miss KlnR Is most attrncllvo to
look nt vhen mtihscd up and dirty, hut
as nn nctreis sbo somewhat misses out.
Thcro Is a wonderfully realistic land
slide In tho early reels nnd an even moro
thrllllnR scene townril tho close, when Ilia
car which Anita Kins drUca Jumps off an
unllulshed brltlgo.
There nro plenty of thrills for the loxor
of excitement, while tho locr of art will
find beauty In tho HRhtlnR effects.
Tho Stanley opens tho week with "Tho
Heart of Paula," n Pallas Paramount
plcturo featurlnp I.cnoro Ulrlch. On
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "Hon
Ulalr," with Dustln Fnrnutn. produced
by the samo company, will bo featured.
Tho Arcadia Is showing "Tho Habit of
Happiness" al) this week. It Is u Trlanelo
Klno Arts picture.
The Palace boRlns the week with "Tho
Codo of Marcla tirey." featurlnR Con
stants Collier. A Paramount 111m, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, "For tho De
fense," u Lasky-Par.imount feature, with
Fannlo Ward, will bo screened.
The Victoria opens with "Tho Raiders,"
with II. II. Warner. On Wednesday and
Thursday. "The Moral Fabric," with
Frank Mills, will be screened. Oil Fri
day and Saturday, "Tho Wall Between."
with Francis X. Bushman, will bo feat
ured. Solomon at the Globe
Thero nro monkey acts nnd monkey
nets. Somo mo Rood and somo bad
Those who havo vivid ImnRlnatlon, nnd
llko to view tho beast as tholr own an
cestor will rovol In tho bill this week nt
the Globe, featurlnR "Solomon tho Great."
A new musical comedy, presented by
Harney Williams nnd girls, presses tho
animal act closely for llrst honors. Othct
nets on the bill aro tho Four Harley Girls,
In a slnRlnR and danclnR skit: Marjorlo
Fairbanks and company, tho Itosa Itentz
Troupe, Don Flat!, accordionist; Low
Ward, comedian; Mallally, PlnRreo and
company, Wilson nnd IJItch nnd Zcda and
Hoot.
"Maid and Mummy" Cross Keys
An excellent bill of much variety wnB
shown nt tho Cross Keys. It was headed
by "Tho Maid and the Mummy," a tabloid
presented by Ward Da Wolf and company.
Clever comedians and a number ot pretty
Rlrls combined to mako this net ono of
tho best seen hero this season. The cos
tumes and scenery wero worthy of spe
cial mention.
Tho bhow nlso included Frank Morrcll
In up-to-tho-minuto sonps, Philbrlck and
Do Wall. slnRlnR comedians; tho Six Har
monists, Walton and Jolson, In comedy
and sonRs, nnd "Tho Wonder Kettle,"
which seems to defy nil laws of science
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f- SEASHORE - ;Vii
ViktZH From Chestnut St. Ferry M$i
m$ BATHING 'SS
t- lar pools brings Summer's aquatic '-'M
pleasures jn Spring time FillPfc
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MUSTY SUFFER?
Yes, ho must! You can sco him nt
the Stanley every week. Ho is
Hnrry Watson, Jr., of tho George
Kleino serinl, "Tho Mishaps of
Musty SufTcr."
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Chnrles (I. Krimcr. Ilrnillnffi
Ph.. nnd Ahnn
liromlpy. ., mi iume no,
.eoriff- w. Ft hook, -in .v.
II.L.t.ni. "I'll M tl, at
liitli st nnd Marie
Attlllo II. nip i!"H N. Hlmion St., nnd Ado-
Una Duliorico, L'."H-' l: Nurrli st.
Hnniuel Wiitiri. ,T N. olst st nnd Mary M.
Hayes, tnerbrook. . , ,
TliomiH J. Uatoti, Cnmden, 3s. .1.. nnd
Knlhryn M. Vrnirel, fi.tl Dauphin st.
Leonard t". Itelrhert. Mil W. Lihlsli avo nnd
Mnrv C. flrdekir. Bail W. Lelilsli ao.
Alhert Kront Jr., fit til Arch St.. and l.sthcr
11. Carhnrt. HI X. Pax-inn nt. , ,, ,
Sejmnur t.nM Itolhrook. Mow York Oty. nnd
Ann.i V. Rovdlmuso. asoi N. t'ollrue no.
Maurice A. Webster, rrnnkford. and Dorothy
,cott. (Irrm.iiitottti ....... ,
Prank r. .Martin. 2-'l2 W. Lehigh nvo., nnd
Anna II. Ward, till 1 Park no. .
Newton stein at in S. Allien st.. nnd Piorcnco
Hunt. liNth st. and Vn,llnnd ave. , .
Joief IlonlK a mil Clarion at., nnd Mctzt
KiinlK. ami) Clarion st. .
(lrnrKe II Khreiitrniit. aill I Doimlas St., nnd
Ilium Sti wart, ainfl N. n.1il Bt.
William l Hill, ami'.i n.ikford nt.. and Parah
.1. Artlll. lain s. Ulltli nt.
IMmund M Sihillde. 132s rrn7ler St.. nnd
Allll.l M. WelN. a I." I M. Chmlwllk Bt.
Nnthaii I.lelji-rin.in. mail N. Nmn St., nnd
Lilly zimmtrmnn. -jiii ri. mi hi.
lfnrry (liinnoraln. 112" J. Marnhall nt,
nnd
Ifoso Muniiir, ww Jiiru I'lty.
.Tainm II ilraio. anili N. 27th at., nnd Mnr-
Kiiret MIKhell I.B7 N. 21111 St. ,
Jo roll Kteru, a.tan N. lnth nt.. nnd Clara
Seldenli-rK S.12'1 N. tlrnt7. nt.
Samutl P. (lorson. Atlnutle City. N. J., and
Clara l.lrman, 11'-'- N. Iilth nt.
lfnrry I... mond. 211.1 Snrlni; Oarden St.,
nnd Anna M Kennedy. 2027 Green st.
John J. UalliiBlier. I la (lenmo St., nnd Cnth-
rlmi II. tlllleinle. Il.'t (leiiritii Bt.
Willi im II Monro .'.as 8. 11th Bt.. nnd Htntn
Drain r,2S H. 11th st.
Geome Hilerle. Him W. Oxford Bt., and Mnry
Pudlelm r. :n3l N. alsl st.
AVonian's Democrat Club to Meet
The Woman's Democratic Club will
meet at 3:30 this nftornoon nt 1132 .South
Ponn Miunre. Mrs. MarRaret WnRer
Btnlth, ch.iirmnn, will speak.
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residents of Philadcl
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Astor during the past
year.
Single Room, without bath,
Jft.oa to f3.oo
Doublcr 3.00 to 4.00
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-f V3.00 to 6.00
)DoubIeY - 4.00 to 7.00
Parlor, Bedroom and bith,
kfo.oo to 14.00
TIMES SQUARE
At Broadway, 44th to 4jth Street
the centrr of New York s social and
buiinesj activities. In close proximity to
all railway terminals,
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EVEN DISASTER BENEFITS
GOOD PEOPLE, SAYS PASTOR
Lenten Spenker Sees Hand of God In
Greatest Tragedies
"What n bundle of contratHtlona wo
nre," said tho Itov. Dr. 3, C, Kunzmnn to
day fit tho norin Lenten services In Old St.
John's Lutheran Church, Haco street bo
low 6th. "Wo say! 'All thlnps work to
Rcthcr for good,' ami nro lifted Up to the
third heaven when all rocs well nnd then
nro down In tho depths when reverses
como. Not so with Paul nnd tho noblo
souls who havo subdued kingdoms nnd
wrought righteousness, Inspiration nn
nounccs .nn unfailing hope and Calvary
nssures Its Infnlllblo fulfilment.
"Subllmo conception: 'All things work
together. Whero did ho get It? Sin nnd
righteousness, heaven nnd hell, tho fnll
nnd redemption all things compelled by
ono wise nnd nll-merclful God to work
together for a Brent nnd glorious end. Yes,
'work together for good.' Wo havo not
rightly rend our Ulblcs untesi wo see this.
Paul docs not nay that nil things work
together for good for nil men. lie does
say that they 'work together for good
to them that lovo God.'
"Othorwlsc, you put tho rebel nnd tho
patriot, tho saint and tho Blnnor on tho
snmo plane. Ilrlng In your Slocum dis
aster, Johnstown Hood, sinking of tho Ti
tanic, the burning of the Iroquois Thcatro
nnd test tho principle. Wcro thero no
death, thcro could bo no resurrection of
tho dead."
13LKTON STILL GUETNA GKEEN
Maryland
Legislature Kills
Check Elopers
Bill to
KLKTON', Md., April 4 Tho haven for
runaways and elopers which has been In
nvlstenco In Ulkton for tho last four yenrt,
will contlnuo with open nrms for tho next
two yenrs, ns tho Mnrylnnd Legislature,
which adjourned at midnight, killed tho
bill Introduced by Senator Frank 13. Wll
llnms, of niliton, to ralso tho ago limit of
Rlrls nnd mako It unlawful for elopers
from other States to marry within DO
hours after obtaining a license
Couples who wero granted mnrrlngo li
censes In tho town todny wcro GcorRO W.
Hold and Kiln, M. Iloldwny, Howard llobv
nnd ntirnhcth C. Murray, Charles S.
Fisher and Anna M. Voss, of Philadelphia;
Henry Krnzler nnd ltebeccn O. Ilutkdgc,
Wilmington, Del.; William J. Hubbard and
Mnrlo It Vehntner, Ualtlmore; Alfred W.
Arrlngton, Illvcrton, N. J., nnd Carrlo K.
(Jrccn. Philadelphia; J. Franklin Dlggs,
Jr., IIiiRcrstown, nnd Oictta Mcarns,
Northeast, Md.
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THE MARDLE HEART"
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'TE33 OF THE BTORU COUNTRY"
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Clara Kimball Young in 'Camille'
LAFAYETTE S9M icvEE:N3ugGT0N
"The Victory of Virtue"
ECCLESIASTICAL RELIGION
CALLED GHASTLY FAILURE
Mystical Forms of Worship Also Fu
tile, Says Pastor
The men who "sow tares In tho field of
our national life" Tere condemned ns "en
emies of tho republic" today In tho noon
Lenten servlco nt St. Stephen's Episcopal
Church by tho Itov. Dr. John Howard
Mcllsh, who characterized ecclesiastical
religion ns n. "ghastly failure."
Doctor Mcllsh's text wai "This Is My
Commandment, That Yo Lovo Ono An
other, Even As I Havo Loved You."
"Ho who spreads suspicion, fear, con
tempt, ohvy between this country nnd nn
other li nn enemy of tho republic," said
tho minister. 'The truo patriot sows good
grain confidence, sympathy, good will
and pence.
"ncclcslastlcal religion," ho continued
emphatically, "has been tried and found
wanting. Tho wnr It tho witness to Its
ghastly failure. Mystical religion Is nlso
a sham. Multitudes havo been trusting It,
only to find It a reed which pierced their
hands when they leaned upon It.
"fithlcal religion Is the religion of Jesus.
It means tho lovo of God In tho neighbor
nnd tho neighbor In God. Hetwpen ethical
Christianity and war thcro H an eternal
conflict. You can no moro harmonl70 the
two than you can reconcile life nnd death,
love nnd hate, heaven and hell. Wnr Is
organized destruction; Christianity Is tho
glIng of life."
FAME HARDEST TEMPTATION
OF THE CHRIST, SAYS STEELE
Lenten Speaker Expounds Success of
Apparent Failure
Tho sternest temptation of Christ was
thnt nt tho outRct of His ministry to con
form to the idcnls of. those who would
havo conferred publicity on Him, accord
ing to tho Ilov. Dr. David M. Stcelo. rector
of tho Episcopal Church of St. Luko nnd
tho Epiphany, speaking today at tho noon
Lenten services nt Old Christ Church.
"Yo nro they which have continued with
mo In my temptation ; nnd I appoint unto
you a Kingdom, ns my Father hath ap
pointed unto mo," was tho text of tho
speaker, who raised pointed Inquiry re
garding tho nnturo of Christ's temptation.
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Lenore Ulrich in
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Ho contrasted the Incident at 11
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failure.
"Decnuso these few disciples but only
they had continued to resist with Him
that pecullnr form of tcmptntlon, Ho con
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kingly olllce," ho Bald.
Mysterious Injuries Kill Woman
Mrs. Emily Iteddlng, 73 years old, ot
922 Cantrclt street, died lato last night
In tho Methodist Hospital as the result
of Injuries suffered last Sunday night
Sho was found by her granddaughter,
Emily, In nn unconscious condition In her
homo severely bruised nhd cut. The po
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