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NANCY WYNNE'S
PIQUANT GOSSIP
Newport Horse Show Occupies
Center of Social
Stage
Ideal weather has made this year'R
Horso Show at Newport ono of tho
most successful given bo far, and each
of theso three days the Casino verandas
and grounds have been crowded with
fashionably gdrbod men and women, all,
presumably, lovers of tho horso, Regglo
Vandcrbtlt, who Is, as usual, ono of tho
Judges, gave his nnnual dinner In tho
trophy room a Sandy Point Farm on
Thursday night. During tho dinner a
colored quartet sang, and at the conclu
sion of dinner tho many horses belonging
to the farm were brought In. Of course,
Pcnn Smith was among those present, and
nlso from the Quaker City were Den
Chew, Willie Carter, Plunkett Stewart
and Charles E. Coxo, whose entries always
carry off some ilbbons.
This Is tho first public affair at which
tho dobutantes-to-bo mako their appear
ance, acquiring polso, ono might suppose,
for their appearance at tho fall horse
shows, when thoy are always snap
shotted by every photographer within
reach. But tho modern girl frequently
has acquired quite an air beforo she Is
out of the nursery to witness, a charm
ing young thing at tho Casino tho other
morning, who, ns her mother made her
appearance, calmly scrutinized tho latter
through her lorgnette and then remarked,
ns nonchalantly an If she wero comment
ing on tho merits of ono of tho horses In
tho ring, "Yes, mnma Just escapes being
really pretty."
Brownlo Warburton has gono to Nnr.
ragnniett 1'Ior to visit Mr. and Mrs. John
K. Kell over tho horso show, -and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Lowber Welsh have re
turned to Shadow Farm aftor a cruise
to Car Harbor on their steam yacht.
Ethel Iluhn Is visiting Lisa Norrls at her
parents' summer homo at the Pier, and
Allan Hunter and his son Allan, Jr.,
arc attending the show as guests of Colo
nel Howard Stevenson.
Mrs. R. Walter Starr, always thought
ful and always gracious, has had tho
Amorlcan flag furled at half-mast at tho
Cape May Golf Club, In memory of
"Sonny" Barlow, ns ho was nffectlonately
called by his Intimates on the golf course
and In all the activities of tho club. Mrs.
Barlow, as I have said before, Is a familiar
flBUro In Capo May, and It was with deep
regret that news of her young son's death
reached tho resort.
NAN'CT WYNNE.
Personals
Captain Harrison A. Blipham, IT. S. N
retired, announces the engagement of lilt
daughter, Miss Bnrbnrn Carr Blspham. of
Claymont, Del., to Mr. Robert Wctherlll,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wetlicrlll,
of Chester.
Mrs. David Ellis gave a luncheon on
Thursday at the Corinthian Yacht Club In
Cape May. Among her guc3ts wero Mrs,
Andrew Wheeler, Mrs. William rraton
Grange, Mrs. Normnn Crcy, Mrs. Richard
Norrls, Mrs. Charles Kerrlck and Mrs
George K. Crozer, Jr.
Miss Julia Ilcrwlnd, of 102 South Twenty
first street, who Is spending tho summer
In Newport, will entertain at dinner this
evonlng. Covers will bo laid for 20 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes R, Tlndle, of Valley
Forge, who aro occupying their cottage In
Cape May, have returned from a motor
trip along the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pearce, of Ends
lelgh, Bryn Mawr, havo returned from a
fortnight's stay at New Brunswick, Can.
Mrs. Eugene Plumly, of 1103 South Broad
street, has left for Boston, Mass., to visit
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Howard George, for several weeks.
Mfrs. H. Rodney Sharp, of Wilmington,
accompanied by her children, has gone to
Cape May.
Miss Helen Simons will leave Bhortly for
Christmas Cove, Me., where she will spend
eomo time.
Along the Main Line
ARDMORE Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C.
Freeman, who havo been spending three
weeks at Blythewood Island, In the Adiron
dack Mountains, have returned to their
homo on St. Paul's road.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Madison Riley, of Llan
falr road, will leave early In September to
pend some time In Maine.
Mr. Joseph Baltz, of Gladwyn, and his
family left yesterday on a 3600-mllo trip,
Including Pittsburgh, Lake Erie and other
points In Pennsylvania and New York
State.
HAVERFORD Mr. Isaao Blddle Thomas,
who has been spending the aummer at the
Merlon Cricket Club, has gone to Pittsburgh
for a fow days. I
' Chestnut Hill
Mr, S. Hewes Mattson, of 5 West Chest
nut avenue, left yesterday for Bay Head,
N, J, He will go to Cape May before re
turning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet B. Carter, of 7201
Greeno street, are tuklng a motor trip of
several days through Pennsylvania.
Miss Caroline Miller, of Chestnut Hill,
entertained MIbs Catherine Oakes, of
waban, Mass., and MIbs Florence Clarke, of
uinsuowne, at luncheon on Thursday after
Boon. Germantown
fMlsa Electra drlfflth and Miss Bessie
Eel, of dermantown, are spending several
Weeks In Cape May,
Mrs. William P. N. Braun and her Jlttle
Daughter, of 250 Pelham road, who have
been at Poland Springs, Me., since the be
ginning of July, will return the middle of
September,
Miss Marlon Chapman, of 366 West DU'
Val street, has gone to Pocono Lako Pre
serve to spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W, Mende, of 41?
West Hortter street, entertained at dinner
a Wednesday evening Their guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Botto, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Blackburn and Mr. and
r. c A. Shedaker.
Miss Margaretta Shipley has returned to
her home, 12T Harvey street, from Essex
Falls, N v.. where she was the guest of
Mr and Mrs. Frank Ford.
Dr. B. J. Connolly, of West Seymour
Jtreet, and Mr. John Waters, of Queen lane,
have left for a three weeks' motor trip
through New York, Massachusetts, Maine
and Canadx
Bala Cynwyd
Mr. ana Mrs. William Blair Cra.hr. -Pol6d,
by their son 4 daughter, are
Wading- a f ortsisnt In wad wood.
North Philadelphia
MISS DELPHINE DALY
Miss Delphlne Daly Is spending this
month In Atlantic City.
Tho mnrrlnge of Mrs. Minnie SIlverBtlne.
of San Frnnclnco, Cnl., to Mr. Alfred Levy,
of Philadelphia, wilt tike plnco on Sunday,
September 3, at the home of the bride's
brother-in-law nd sister, Dr. nnd Mrs.
Herthold A. Baor, 1719 North Thirty-third
street, and will be followed by a dinner nt
tho St. James Hotel.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William V. Edwards, of
122C Stiles street, have gone to Atlantic
City to remain a fortnight.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Burwcll Wnrrlngton have
returned from their wedding Journey nnd
will receive after September 1 nt 2214
Estaugh street. The brldo was Miss S.
Isabel Cleaver, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Edwnrd 13. Jacobs, of 1857 North Twelfth
strcot.
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Miss Nan Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William C. Kent, of Bent road, Wyncote-,
has returned from Shenandoah, Pa., where
she was tho guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. B. H.
Stockctt for several weeks.
The Rev. J. M. Qroton, of Old York road.
Jcnklntown, Is spending several weeks at
Westerly, R. I.
Mr. 'John Klllcn, of Old York road, Jcn
klntown. nnd Mr. A. J. Mnkcn will spend
the week-end nt Atlantic City ns the guests
of Mr. Klllon's aunt.
West Philadelphia
Miss Elizabeth Snmpson and her fiance.
Mr. William John Jamison, of West Phila
delphia, who have been visiting in Atlantic
City, will lenvo next wack for Columbia.
Pa., whero they will be the guests of rela
tives of Miss Sampson for 10 days.
Mr. Robert Webster and Miss Mnrlon
Hicks, of C2u5 Arch street, havo been
spending some time In Richmond, Va., as
the guest3 of Mr. Webster's sister, Mrs.
Roy Nlclterson. They will return homo
the mlddlo of next week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Bering, of 6107 Race
street, who havo been spending two weeks
In Wllkca-Barre, I'a as tho guests of
friends, havo returned hoitfe.
Mrs. J. Wesley Hicks, of 0255 Arch
street, will leave today for El Paso. Tex.,
to .liln her husband. Lieutenant J. Wesley
Hicks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jason Hudson, of 4312
Aspen street, aro visiting relatives nt Selby
vllle. Del. They will return within two
weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Fox, of 1C21 Norm
Fifty-ninth street, havo returned homo after
having spent two weeks In the Poconos.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Abrams havo
returned to their home, 1218 North Red
field street, nfter two weeks spent touring
through tho State.
Miss Madelelno D'Arcy and Miss Anna
Dougherty nro spending tho remainder of
tho season as the guests of Miss Allco
Barrett at hor cottage at Sea Isle City,
N, J.
Miss A. V. Paxson, of 53 North Sixty
third street, has gono to Atlantic City for
two weeks.
Miss Pearl Horn, of 49 North Sixty
third street, is spending two weeks at Bed
ford Springs, Fa.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Philip Dlffre, of 55 North
Sixty-third street, are entertaining Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. II. Hlldebrand, of Scranton, Pa.,
as their guests.
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kennedy Gelklcr
havo announced tho engagement of their
daughter. Miss Florence Annetta Gelkler,
to Mr. Maximilian Henry Leister.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Kemp and their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Kemp, of 2029 West
Venango street, are spending two weeks at
Townscnd, Del.
Mrs. B. F. Johnson, of 3710 North Broad
street, has left for Wlnslow, N. J., where
she will Epend the remainder of the sum
mer. Mrs. Harry Grlpton and her son, Master
Howard Grlpton, of 3410 North Judson
street, returned from Niagara Falls early
In tho week.
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returned from their wedding Journey and
will receive uner ochwchiuc, .v . ...,...
Fifteenth street. The bride was Mis? Ethel
L. Pugh.
Roxborough
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold West have returned
from their wedding Journey and will be
at home to their friends after September 1
at 1156 Wagner avenue, Logan. The bride
.,-.. ntnw Ri,mmr Hnnt-htf.p nt Mr.
Was JJIIBO .... ........ -o..--- --
and Mrs. Joseph Summer, of 4138 Terrace
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bergen, of Wlssa
hlckon, are spending August at Cape May.
Mrs. Charles B. Bennett, of Manayunk
avenue, and Miss Harriet Bennett are
spending a month In Atlantic City,
MIbs Lillian M, Beaven, of 223 Rochelle
avenue. Wlssahlckon. will spend September
In Baltimore, Md., as the guest of Miss Ida
Ilauch.
Kensington
Mr and Mrs. S. B. Munch, of 2016 East
Dauphin street, are at the Delaware Water
Oap. ,
Dr WHUam Ferguson, of 127 West Sus
quehanna avenue. Is spending a few days
at WlWwood.
Mrs ElUabeth C. Maneely and her daugh?
ter Miss Dorothy Maneely, of 3064 East
Thompson street, have returned from a
Seek at Wldwood.
-. a ifM .Tnlin T. T)ffx unit their
daughters. Miss Gladys DelU and Miss
Helen ueii " y i"vm, vicuuo,
Tacony. have returned from a two weeks'
visit to Atlantic City.
Frankford
..- iMMft Wnhpv am,. MraL TJorothv
MUtf. o Tackawanu street, are spend-
Jag SOWS HOW ojriuij wu, .
EVlSNItfG LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2G, 1916.
"THE PRIVATE WAR"
I BY LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE -the brass' aowu" I
synopsis.
, Oonlon Traill. youmr New Tork society
fnvorlte, nnd Cam In Huns von Holihorn,
Attached to the Herman Embassy In Lon
don nro rhnl suitors for the hand of the
widowed tidy Herbert, fnrnvrly JulK
LMith, of III, tino-id. Vn. The Ocrmnn is
rnnrc! to the wldoft dun In the fuel that
In the two jenrs followlnu the death of
her hushiml Traill has remained In the
United Slalra . . .
Immediately unon Traill's arrival In Lon
don he Mumble upon melodrama. He hai
ouht refunn from the tott In a cab. T.ylnt
on the floor he finds the ilriiciol and atahLed
body of AI. !e Netzo. i areelal nucnt of tha
Iluaalnn Government. Traill tnkea the body
to Hevrance'a ainrtmenta. nnd, the nil'.
notll.ea vnn lto'horn who rails for his
wounded friend The rivals hnte each other
rrom tint tlrst mcetlnir. .......
-.von I'olMiorn spirits away t.ndy Herbert,
whom Traill rills his "Heart's D'slre."
Pevraneo anJ Traill set off for Sallacres,
I.adv Herherfs country estate. In hop" of
flndlne her. Tl ev reach the boat landing
Just as a hind of Hi-sslan snl's attack nnd
wound de Xeue ,md tho Herman Traill
"nil Sevranco rental-i at Hiltr.pres over tha
nlsht with r.edy Herherfs party. When
they awake Inle the next itav they llnd
that thev have been druircut and I.ady Her
bert with h,.r retinue asaln spirited away.
After n thorniiin snrrh of the houjje In
pursuit of the faint tlrUllntr of a 1"H- Traill
and Sevrance llnd von llnl.-lmrn. nldently In
Rreat pain. In one of the bed rooms He tells
them that I.ady Herbert has lucn taken
nwoy In her joeht, the Myosotls to HI.
JVtorabunr. Traill and Sernnre aureo to
help on Holaborn In n Plot to bo explained
later. In roturn the Oerman promises to
'reo. '-Heart's Desire,"
The plan ofTerrd Is to "r. -al Into n ship
bulldlnu yard bv nrransoinent, steal n tor
pedolmit dlsnulsed as n yacht nnd turn It
over to tho liusslan Government.
rilAl'TIlIt XIX (Continued).
LIFEBOATS swung from davits on cither
J side. To port, n jinsscngcr gnngwny
was rigged out, Its lower grating some few
Inches nbovo tho surfneo of the water.
Tho boat rode low In the wnter, which,
together with her extreme length, brought
to my mind the bteath-tnklng iihrnseology
of the books of my boyhood days: "A
long, low. black, rnklsh'-looklng craft!" 1
fancied that I discerned In her nn exquisite
delicacy of lino, betokening considerable
sliced.
Hut perhnpi you will gain moro from
Greer's doicilptlnn than from mine.
"Two hundred nnd twenty feet from
stem to Mem," he told mn, In answer to n
query. "Beam, twenty-one six Inches.
Mean draught, six feet. Displacement, two
hundred nnd ninety tons. Speed "
"Yc;?" I encouraged htm, ns ho paused.
"Something a bit over thirty knots on her
trial trip," he said prldefiilly. "She should
do better thnn that. Sir. I can tell you that
her engines nro unexcelled. Sho's driven
by twin-screw, vertical, triple-expansion
engines of COOO-hoise power.
"Don't!" I pleaded helplessly. "You
speak a tongue unknown to mo. My curl
oiity w n bo satisfied If you will give me
some Idea of how we nro to get off to her.
Must we swim?"
"To the contrary," ho said, "you'll find
n number of rowbonts moored a Uttlo way
up strenm."
Wo began to retrace our stept.
"As to the manner of our tnklng forcible
possession " I suggested with a smile.
Ho fnlled to respond; It wns evident that
he considered the affair ono of desporntc
moment nnd preferred to consider it with
all due seriousness.
"You'll bring hummers nlong nnd brenk
the locks on tho main gates." he said. "The
wntchman will be mostly Intoxicated, I
Imagine. Such ns retain their sobriety,
sir, you will bind and gng without un
necessary violence. I trust that you will
create as Uttlo disturbance as posilblc. Mr.
Ilogers and myself will be nbsent from the
city for a few days, beginning tomorrow
morning, nnd no one will know Just what
to do. I fancy that. If no alarm Is rnled
by your raid" the man never oven winked
"no complaint will reach tho authorities
until tho evening of tho 20th."
Ho halted by a Uttlo nlde gate.
"That." he said, "Is all. I believe. I
trust sincerely that you will meet with no
mishap, that your voynge may bo a pleasant
nnd successful one. Rood day to you. sir
nnd If ever I put my hand Into such n mess
as this again." ho exclaimed solemnly, "I
pray It mny drop off I"
I left him standing thero nt tho gate,
watching me oft with serious, troubled,
nearsighted eyes: n shabby, little, old,
methodical, gray-headed sinner of a ship
builder, breaking the laws of his country
and risking his personal freedom in order
to turn a dishonest penny and quaking to
tho very soul of him when forced to con
template tho gross enormity of his sin.
niiAPTint xx.
Seizure nnd 1'tirsult.
TOWARD evening of the 28th, the weather
having moderated considerably, a south
erly wind sprang up, herding masses of
clouds before It. By nightfall the sky was
overcast with a slato-hued nail of vapor;
nnd shortly nfterwnrd a drizzle of molsturo
began to trickle down tho window panes
of my rooms.
I was tho moro alive to this since, having
worked mysolf Into a veritable fever of
Impatience nnd nnxlety, I was constantly
on the lookout. All through tho day I had
FARMER SMITHS
WHO THINKS FOR YOU?
Dear Children If I can teach ONE of you to improve his thinking I shall
bo repaid.
Who thinks for you?
No one.
I can buy you ice cream, buy clothes for you, read to you, take care of
you when you are sick and give you money, but I cannot THINK for you.
You must do that alone.
In each of my talks to you I try to leave with you ONE thought. I do
not want to leave any more, for ono good thought for six days in the week
is a WEALTH OP THOUGHTS.
After you have done your thinking after you havo MADE UP YOUR
MIND do not change it. It is better to mako a mistake and strengthen your
thinking, your judgment, than it is to be forever changing your position.
"Why," folks will say, "he doesn't knpw his own mind."
How can you expect people to know YOUR MIND if you do not know
it yourself?
PARMER SMITH,
CDRIOSITY AND A CAT
By Farmer Smith
Jimmy Monkey went down the main
street In Jungletown carrying a tin can.
Every little while he would peek into the
can.
Then he would laugh.
As he went past Mrs. Cat's house that
good lady was sitting on the porch.
"What have you In that can, Jimmy?"
asked Mrs. Cat.
"I am sorry to warn you, but a cat died
of curiosity," said Jimmy, gravely
"Did she eat curiosity," asked Mrs. Cat.
"No, she Just died of curiosity," answered
Jimmy, putting down the can.
' Mrs. Cat tried to peek Into It, but Jimmy
stood In the way and Bald;
"Pardon me, but I want to savo your
life."
"Oh, you do, do you? Well I like that"
Then Mrs. Cat gava Jimmy a slap with her
velvety paw and almost knocked turn over.
Then she peeked Into the can.
She was so surprised at what she saw
she lay down s-nd. closed her eyes-
There I You have killed yourself," said
Jimmy, as he ran off In search of help.
When he came back with Mister Cat,
he looked la hU can.
The Uttle fish he had in the can was
gone I
been expectant of Grndy's arrival, with
word and Instructions from Sevrance; not
only had Grady fnlled me, hut nothing
man or message had come to glvo me
ease of mind.
Therefore, I tramped from wall to window
of my bedchamber, as restless aB a caged
nnlmal, throughout the lagg.trd day.
Callahan nnd I had supped together
sociably enough, but without much con
versation t had tnken It upon myself to
Inform him wltn such particularity ns I
deemed advlsablo of tho nature of the
expedition.
Ho h.ul nccepted the Information without
emotion; It wns nil In the day's work with
him. He now sat stolidly smoking at tho
tnblp, sipping alo and watching mo with
passive Intel est.
About 10, with n snort of disgust, t threw
myself Into a chnlr opposite h in and pro
paied to solace my disquiet with n smoke.
At Hint moment the tnln began to thunder
a long roll upon the roof. I ttnrted up w th
an exclamntlon of dismay.
From the' window I could sec little; the
long strclc',1 of high road, glimmering n
vnguc, leaden color In the night; the mnssed
blnckness of the trees, sllhuuctted dimly
ngdlu.st the white of the unmeltcd snow ami
swaying furiously to the wind, which had
freshened Into hnlf a gnle. Hut no lights!
I had thought to catch the dancing glenm
of carriage lampsj nppronchlng from Bar
mouth, but I strnlncd my eyes futllely
ngnlnst the darkness, discovering nothing.
Below a door slammed. Presently 1 heard
footsteps on the stairs. There came a knock
at my door nnd tho landlord cuteied, upon
my permission.
"Mnn to see you below, sir," ho said re
spectfully. "Shall I let him up, or will you
see him In the taproom? He's a rough
looking fellow, sir, and I "
"Never mind," I said decidedly; "show
him lip nt once."
A minute, later the door opened nnd closed
behind n gaunt and ragged figure, soaked
to the Bkln by reason of his long tramp
through the ruin. He snntriird a battered
nnd discolored derby from his head and
stood, dripping water nnd trembling with
cold, while he gazed shnrply from ono of us
to the other.
"Well?" I dcminded.
"Yc'r" Mr. Gordon, sir?" ho Inquired, ad
dressing me, but keeping a wary eyo on
Callahan.
"Yes Be quick."
"Wot about 'lin?" with a Jerk of his
thumb toward the engineer.
"All right You're from Mr. Anthony?"
"Yrsslr. 'Old on, sir ; there's summat
mlssln'."
'The countersign? Give It, then."
"CronMadt."
"And the time of dny?"
"Midnight, sir." he said, with an exclama
tion of relief. Then, shivering: "I'm 'art
froze, guv'ner," he hinted.
"Give me your message, and you shall
havo nil tho drink you want."
"Yes, sir. Mr. Anthony scz to meet Mm
nt the rnllway station, sir, at 'arf arfter 11,
sir."
"Wry well. Callahan, take this man be
low nnd pay for a drink for him. And toll
tho landlord I'll want tho lly at once."
"Shure. an' the pleasure, do bo all me
own."
As the door closed behind them I whipped
out my revolver, carefully assuring myself,
for what was possibly tho 20th time that
day. that It was londcd nnd In tho best of
order. It struck mo ns odd that Sevranco
i.lioukl have sent this fellow, this outcast
of the London slums, ns ho appeared to be.
In preference to Grady, who had surely ar
rived by that hour.
I was, In short, somewhat apprehensive
of a final trick on the part of tho Secret
Chapter, and I wns thoroughly determined
that I would not bo taken, nor meet with
on Holzborn's Intended fate, without put
ting lm a Miff flcht
On tho other hand, tho man came armed
with the countersign nnd theio was now
no tlmo to bo wasted. Tho Interval a scant
two hours between tho hour nnd that net
for the attempt upon tho shipyard, was
all too little as It wns.
Accordingly, I took my courage In my
hand nnd went below. Callahan and tho
recruit for as such I had to regard tho
new arrival wero Just concluding their
potations. I handed my luggage to a
hostler and demanded my reckoning.
Tho fly wns waiting; we Callahan and
I got Inside, tho messenger clambering
upon the box with tho driver; nnd tho
vehicle set off, with tremendous splashing
nnd maddening deliberation, through a
night as black ns you pleaso and unpleas
ant enough to daunt any spirit.
I kept my fingers on tho butt of my re
volver, saying nothing or my fears, how
over, to Callahan. Happily they proved
groundless. Within nn hour and a quarter
wo drew up at Barmouth railway station
and found Sovrance awaiting us.
Having paid and dismissed -the driver
and given the messenger his Instructions
which were to depart and nwalt us, "you
know whore" we stepped Inside the Uttlo
waiting room, Acting on Sevrance's sug
gestion, before I had time to put a single
PRIZE WINNERS IN
"SAFETY FIRST" CONTEST
The names of the winners of prizes for
the best stories, drawings and ideas sub
mitted In the P. B. T. Co. "Safety First"
contest which closed August 12 are printed
below. On account of the large number of
competitors the contest committee increased
tho original number of prizes, which was
48, to 114.
The winners will receive letters Inform
ing them of tho choice of prizes extended to
them. Lack of space prevents the printing
of the prize list again.
Congratulations to the boys and girls
whose names are herel A hearty hand
shake to the members who tried very hard
and did not quite manage to win. Their
work was splendid too. In fact. It took
many hours of hard thinking and judging
to decide Just whose work was most splen
did! CIa A
1 nuth Krlon, Elktns Park. Pa.
i Francli Royla. ST20 Wtitmlnitir avenue.
3 lUlau I'lnur. l:!13 Wwt Oxford trt.
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B Jack Burceu. 1033, CwUr avenue.
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bntKxgtJfy Irwin. 0375 Church road. Over-
'"olLLouia Catalano. 601T Market street
l5 WOlUnj SeUjrtcbt. EulnstQa. Pa.
Tha SO additional prize to Clajs A Ware won
by William Kaioorla. IMS Death BynU
alreot. StaS;ty Raymond, PkaiintvUU. tt. 3 i
query, I checked my suitcase to London
nnd bought me a ticket: a ruse designed
to make It appear that I was leaving Bar
mouth on the midnight train.
Aftcrwnrds we returned to the platform,
standing In tho driving rain to converse
Callahan stalking up and down nt n dis
tance, but without losing sight of us: a
sort of sentry ngnlnst Interruption.
I eyed Sevrnnco curiously. He wns more
than usually subdued In demennor de
cidedly worried. If Ills expression counted
for aught though he wore his ordinary air
of determination and resolution.
"Well?" I nsked. "Where's Grady?"
"Heaven knows I" ho declared. "You've
not seen him 7"
"Obviously. Why should I ask, other
wise?" "I'm not easy about him," Sevrnnco re
turned. "I wired htm to tell Fritz nnd
Von Holzborn that the attempt wan sched
uled for tonight, to watch for the signals,
nnd to leave Saltsea oh tho latent night
train, joining mo at the Ham's Head In
London. He should have done so by ten
this morning, nt the latest. But, beyond
wlilng that he would carry out my In
structions, 1 have not heard from nor seen
tho fellow. It distresses me. I hope that
nothing has gone wrong that Infernal
Prussian "
"l'rnbablv not. Something easy to ex
plain has tnken place. Is It for Grady that
you're waiting hero?"
"Yes. Thero Is a train duo now," Ho
took out his watch nnd verified his state
ment by a reference to the hour. "Suroly,"
ho Insisted, "the man would have Benso
enough to Join us hero If he missed me
In London !"
"He will doubtless be on this train," I
thought.
But we were to suffer disappointment
Tho 11:20 sperlat from London drew In
nnd nut of Bnimouth, lenvlng but few pas
sengers. Grady was not of them,
'Til glvo a deal to know what It means,"
grumbled Sevrance, "But we'll have to go
w thnut the fellow, trusting to -luck that
all Is right. Comp nlong."
In compnrntlvo silence for tho wind nnd
the pelting downpour made conversation n
matter of extreme dllllculty. as you may
fancy wo hnMcned down through the better-class
section of Barmouth and Into tho
rougher districts whero tho shipbuilders'
employes lived.
I'risently I made out that wo had come
directly to tho high boarding which Inclosed
tho Ilogor & Orcer yards. In tho shad
ow of tho embrasure of tho main gato en
trance we posted ourselves and waited.
I heard n neaiby clock boom out the
half hour. Wo had, then, 30 minutes more
befote tho time appointed. Sevrance
stepped out Into tho mlddlo of the thor
oughfare nnd glanced up nnd down, scan
ning the neighborhood narrowly.
It lay quiet and deserted enough to all
appearances. Tho galo and tho rain were
enough to keep the people from the streets
that night; Indeed, disagreeable as It was,
tho conviction forced Itself upon mo that
the very elements woro aiding and abetting
our project.
Opposite us the lights of a low glnmllt
gleamed dully through tear-streaked win
dow panes. Farther down the street two
moro publics stood out In contrast with the
less brilliantly Illuminated dwellings of the
laborers. On tho other hand, tha same
condition of affairs existed. Thero wero,
In short, flvo such places of entertainment
within n stone's throw of us.
In n lull In tho galo Sevrance put his fin
gers to his mouth nnd whistled shrilly,
schoolboy fashion and twice. Immediately
I saw a dark flguro detach Itself from a
background of shadow. In tho shelter of tho
neaiest public's doorway nnd slouch across
the stieet. The man proved tho ono who
had acted as Sevrance's messenger. "Gar
vin," Sevrance called him, adding that tho
fellow us, temporarily, his lieutenant,
"A broken-down gentleman," he said, "who
has seen a deal of sea life and tries to
dlsgulso his birth nnd breeding with tha
bearing of a costermonger."
At a word from Sevrance the man turned
rightabout and sauntered back to the pub
lic. I saw his r.gure silhouetted for an in
stant against the light that streamed out
through the open door and then he dis
appeared. In two minutes, however, ho
camo out, turning to the left and slouching
up to the next place of entertainment, where
he repeated the performance ; and so visited
In turn all the publics In view.
Shortly after his exit from each tho
door would again be opened and three or
four men would come out, all converging
upon a common center tho gate whereat
wo wero waiting.
"They've been here for several days, somo
of them," Sevrance told me. In an aside.
"I only hopo that none havo fallen out;
I tried to give them no more money than
would board and lodge them until today,
but they may have drunk It all up within
the nrst z nours,"
"How many altogether?"
"Thirty-six, Including you, Callahan and
myself. I shall get their names as they
come up; you count them."
Inasmuch as the first group was nt hand,
RAINBOW CLUB
Sfary and William Duncan. 6390 Sherwood road.
i).rrbr?b' Jlarry XVelnart. Itoycrirop! Pa,;
f'"'1,?i,,.,sV.,nR?- Woodbln. N J.. Julia Dli
l??..0?10 t'hrlillan atrcti Jamea Mancujo, U3S
Uhrtatlan street, Albert YacoobUn. H033 Market
treat. Marjr Joaephlna Coyle, 1333 South Twin.
tjeth atreet. Samuel Stowurt. 110 South Thlrty
llilrd atreut. Catherine .Murray, lianvltle. Pa.;
Aloyslua Penrpaa, i'O Kouth Orlanna atreets
A.Uf'"ca lPJ? ,y"'J3.,0,.Kat aunk avenue
William SUlelter. B0U1 D itreet. Ororao Thomas,
?,U. ou.Ln JF,lk-n,,h trf'i Ml"' Viallono
l'.'l'.' Houth Klshth atreet. Jiadors Prankel. b'A
Orrenwlch street, Uattla Cohen U3T North
BUhih atreet, and Goldls Cameron. -.3(1 Houth
Fifth atreet.
C'lum II
I Ileule Wachter. 821 Woir atreet.
8 Christine Smith. Jtlverton, N. J.
3 ilontroso Limine, sots South Chadwlck
street.
i Mary Callairhan, 1832 South Yewdall
street,
3 Esther Sillier. 423 Shura lane, lloibor
oush, .., Betty Patterson. 4317 Ventnor avenue,
Atlantln city, N. J
7 Frederick Schumaker. 0000 North Twelfth
street. Oak Lane
S Frederick Fueller, Jenklntown. Pa.
II Alma Nash .1x21 iMrket atreet.
10 Howard Hoatelly, Danville, Pa.
Tha 14 additional prizes In Class D wero
won bv Uesala I'arr- Jdlewood. N, J.; nusselt
dray. Jr.. Cynwyd; Cleorza Walker, 2012 North
'iueltth street: Ida Chavb Ambler. Pa.! James
Kftron. S'to Pine street: Blspeth Evelyn Ulnar,
CDIO Appletrea street: Stanley Itay. Llanerch.
Pa.; Susanna Keslr. Iladdonneld. N. J.;
Thomas llllsard. 3208 Woodland avenue; Mar
Jorla Dowlins, 8 South Thlrty-alitb. atreet;
Laura Smith Bryn Mawr, Pa,. Alice Sachs.
Wyncote. and Mary LeIUy. GermansvUle, Pa.,
and Marsaret lJlckel. Calaaauqua. Pa,
Copies of "fun Pop," a "safety" story, wen
awarded tha follow Inz 60 boys und zirlsi
Estelle Potashnlck. Woodbine. N. J.: Dorothy
Botto, Lambertvllle. N. J. i Adrlenne Wellens.
Ml.,, Airy; John Oraff. 270S Harper street;
Stella Allen. Willow Grove. Pa., Pora Cohen.
014 Poplar atreeti Marion Nelder, 6(100 Green
way avenue: lrlha Lablncr, 1003 South Ninth
street; Marie Nolan. Willow Grove. Pa.: Alice
Archer. 0004 llesent atreet: Walter Jtldgeon,
bbOl Catharine atreet, Aleaandcr Itudolpn, 2328
South Falrhlll atreet. kathryn Rambo. Norrls
town. Pa.: Sarah Epstein. ip South Ninth
street. Gertrude Bolen alio Mootzomery ave
nue: llrroan Crlai, 438 llllder atreet, Jtuth
Southard. Atco. N. J,. John Lelb. 1224 North
Itandolpn atreet: Americo Duclllo, U01 South
Tenth street, Dorothy Abrams. 603d Aspen
street: Levlna Sands. 3124 Tampa street: Made
line weiiaennoier, f-uuuptuura. j ; Looara
Illttermao. 11)13 Vt est Montgomery avenue;
t-lara reirman. riiiy-urai
Earls Prey..!lr6Yy Daup
Clara Felrman, FUty-nrat and" Walnut atresia
atreeti G wen-
dolyn Jna. !' lhhuiui si
..pilll ifl.tll South Seventeen!
Inlvn Llond. 4314 Chestnut street, ilnnrv Mai.
pain
xeralll 1030 South Seventeenth atrett: Dorothy
ijeei
:h al
Jean Butler, lladdon Heights.
l uuwvr. juuuuu iiiuiui., ft. j ; jium ilea
N. 3 ; Tluth ir-rf.
path. Allentown. Pa ; Bettlna. Avefia. 71 North
rarct uoyie. tiyaai. i-a : iicojamiq Hpotts, ym
Snyder avenue. Samuel Gartner. 2233 South
Kteee atreet, Dorothy, Rnblo. Lllanerih pa. ,
8euben. Mandel.433 Wolt atreet: Mart hi Deasly.
axby, LiI Wyman, 2011 South Ninth stret,
Dorothy Vare Ambler Pa . Harry MUler 4318
Raco street. Nancy Ilocklna. Wsat Chester. Pa..
Joseph Berks, 71tf Porter street Kuth Martin,
Danvllte Pa t Francis Murphy 3330 North
Twentieth street. Rose Shapiro, 113 Ones
street 01lvf Urock. RyOai. , Pa, . Marsaret
Daoico. 40T Vine stria t. Victor Rowan, 4240
.n,Mlaa avaniiai T.iwMllaai nnana Pavtin 1Kb
Pa,, and. Isadurt Itweoblum, 2123 Xtlta-henr are-1
I began to perform that duty Immediately.
Thero were four 6f them : vvch approached
and gavo his name In a low tone, waiting
until Sevranco had checked him off on the
tnbleti which he made shift to seo by tho
glow of his cigar.
Already another group was upon us i live
this time. Tin same procedure was resorted
to In each cast. Ily degiees, and within
tho quarter of an hour, Sovranco's list of
names had been checked rff to the last one
nnd I wad puzzled.
'There I" said my friend, turning to m'e
with nn air of relief, "That's not bo bad,
you know. Not a man missing."
"Yes, but "
"But what?" he demanded Impatiently.
"Oh, hang It'" I cried, "I reckon I'm no
rhakes of n shepherd, Tony. I make the to
tal, Including oursolvcs, 37."
"You're mlstnkcn, then," ho eald lightly
"It's no matter, anyhow J wo can havo a
rollcall, once we're nboard, and settlo It
to your satisfaction. I'll go you a guinea
that you're off."
"I hopo so," I returned ; but It made me
uneasy. 1 had made my count with exact
ness, ns I thought, and there should have
been no mistake possible. Still, with that
number of mm standing around us In semi
darkness, I might well have erred,
I put my fears In my pockets with Sev
rance's first word of command.
"Oarvln," he said, "havo you tho ham
mer?" "Yes, air."
"You chaps hold yourselves ready, then;
nnd follow n , once the gate's open. Bang
uway, anrvlni"
Our ndcn:uie waB, at last, fairly under
way! I felt n species of exh laratlon nt
tho knowledge. Tho spice of danger, the
(laor "of romance In the undertaking,
warmed me Mm wine, despite the Inclem
ency of tho wtr.ther. I fult for a tlmo as
I Imnglno a knight of old must havo felt
when entering tho I. its to do battle for his
lady's favor.
You may lai.gh, If you will, but It was so
with me. standing thero In the rain-swept
darkness of that winter's n ght, teeth chat
tering like an end man's bones, heart beat
ing loudly In tlmo to tho sharp, swift, and
heavy blows of the hammer upon the pad
lock. I was ns eager for tho adventure
ns ever 1 had been Inclined to regard It
with distrust. ! felt In my soul that from
then on there would be Beaut opportunity for
fears or doubts
Still, In those days I was younger thnn
now ; tho lllut. on of romance glided all
things for mo; nnd I viewed this fool's er
rand In a light that never will return to me,
I dare sny,
Garvin managed to create tho deuce of
on uproar; tho lock was proving more diffi
cult than we hnd anticipated. I heard Sev
ranco anathematizing the noise, beneath his
breath ; and e-o tho gates were forced tho
entire neighborhood wns nllvo to the fact
that something of an extraordinary nature
wns afoot.
CONTINUED MONDAY.
RELIGIOUS NOTES
The fourth annual open-air service of the
Drexel Blddio Bible Classes of the Middle
At antic Stntcs will bo held tomorrow eve
ning at tho Drexel Blddle Blblo Classes'
Homo at Lansdowne. A. J. Drexel Blddle
will speak, and tho Itev. "W. Bertrnnd
Stevens. Ph. D rector of St. Ann's Epis
copal Church, New York city, will assist
In the services.
Joseph TV. Fox will havo charge of tho
meeting of the men's class tomorrow at 9:30
o'clock In Holy Trinity Parish House, 217
South Twentieth street. Tho morning nnd
evening services nt the Westvllle, N. J.,
Baptist Church will be In charge of ilohc-t
Bcchtel. Martin Luther will address the
Wayne Tresbyterlan Church congregntiuu
tomorrow.
The nnnual outing of tho Mission Work
ers' Band will be held nt Brandywlne
Springs Park on Monday. The affair wl 1
bo a combination outing nnd religions mept
Ing. The Bev. William U rettlngill, dean
of tho Philadelphia School of U tue, wnl
mako an address In tho afternoon. The
party will go to Wilmington by boat and
thenco to the park by trolley.
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JUSTICE FOR WOMEN,
Woman Devoted to Social Serr
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istrates' Courts
The order that all women accused of dis
orderly conduct and arrested be tried In
magistrates' courts Instead of In tha Jfu
nlclpal Court has caused a general protest
by women who have taken nn Interest Iti
bettering tho conditions of such offenders.
Despite tho fact that an act of 1916 gives
the Municipal Court exclusive Jurisdiction,
tho Director recently ordered that they
should be taken to the magistrates. This
enabled the women to escape with a fine
nnd continue their conduct, being preyed
upon frequently and forced by unspeakably
unscrupulous men to continue their mode of
life. Jurisdiction of magistrates In such
cases was recognized recently In a decision
by Judge Davis.
Among others who have condemned this
system of giving magistrates exclusive
jurisdiction In such cases Is Mrs. Georgs
Qulntard Horwltz.
She said tho system of permitting women
to be taken before magistrates nnd fined Is
n backwnrd step In modern penology. Theso
cases, sho said, should bo tried beforo the
Misdemeanants' Court, whero the women
aro treated as human beings, to bo cared
for morally and physically nnd watched
over by those whoso lives nro devoted to
this useful work.
She said tho work being done by the
Misdemeanants' Court was ono of humanity.
The mcro punishment of this class of wrong
doers, sho said, accomplished little good.
A fight In tho Supreme Court for a rever
sal of the decision recognizing the juris
diction of magistrates In such cases will
be mado by Oeorgo Qulntard Horwltz and
former Judgo James Gay Gordon.
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