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postpaid outalda of Philadelphia, etcept whera
loralrn poataxa ta required, one month, twenty;
firs cental ona year, three dotlara. All (nail
ubaertptlona parablo In ii'lrance.
NOTic Bnbacrtbara wlshlne address chanced
tnurt (Ira old aa well aa new address.
I1ELL. IWf WALNUT KfcTSTONF, MAIM J00O
KT JLt&Tn nit rommun'mtlon to firming
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COLATION OF" TUB BVKNINCt I.HDClEIt
FOIl OCTOBER WAS 115,187
PhlllJelphU, Monday, Norrmtfr :0, 1916.
W are mora terrible of what
U donm against cuilom than agaimt
nature. Plutarch.
The tanners say that leathor may
not advance, but what havo shocmakorB
to do with tannoru?
The samo show of publla spirit
which has clinched tho transit victory
can win tho nbolltlon of tho twenty-flvo
per cent tax on gas.
Tho Colonel now Insists thnt no
one should be allowed to voto who has
not served six months with tho colors.
Docs he mean that tho women must also
bo soldiers?
Mr. "Wilson Is going to namo seven
Judges within tho next fow weeks. As
Mr. Brandels Is already provided for, It
seems reasonable to supposo that nothing
In tho way of a sonsatlon Is forthcoming.
Tho Buncombo County congres
sional district has gono Democratic, ac
cording to tho lntcst roturns. Thero nro
some dlsconsolato Republicans who fool
ta if the whole country wero ono big
county of Buncombe.
The neutral world, for sentlmentnl
If no other reasons, will rejoice to seo tho
Serbians back in Monastlr. And when
they get to Belgrade thero will bo red
fire and parades without an ofllclnl count
of tho returns, wo imagine.
The gathering of tho labor clans for
ft struggle with capital comes at a time
when every day brings a now report of
Increases in wages voluntarily granted.
In Camden six hundred men will receive
nn nvorago of $80 each as a result of tho
General Chemical Company's decision to
give bonuses of from five to flfteon"per
cent of employes' annual earnings.
The congestion of frolght has been
relieved to such an oxtont by the embargo
which the Pennsylvania road put on this
city that after eleven days it has been
found posslblo to accept all frolght, save
grain, shipped horo. When the embargo
Was ordered thero wero 8000 unloaded
cars at tho various terminals. This num
ber has been reduced to 6400.
Thero Is hardly a newspaper In tho
country that has not taken its fling at
Mr. Wilson's prescription for a decrease
in the cost of living the raising of
larger crops. But tho big Idea, was
launched after election. The middleman
has come in for n. aovero drubbing at
the hands of the Prosidont, nnd tho
farmer is getting most of tho sympathy.
It would be Just aa well, however, to In
vestigate the charge made by Commis
sioner Hartlgan, of New York, that tho
western farmers "knowingly concealed at
least twenty-live per cent of their wheat
crops" in their reports to the Govern
tnent, in order to forco up prices.
Our people havo passed Into a day of
rich humanitarian treatment Our Gov
ernment has been steadily devoted to
the holy task of serving our peoplo with
gifts of health, happiness and pros
perity. From Governor Brumbaugh's
Thanksgiving proclamation.
The inclusion among tho things for
Which to be thankful of tho program
broadly known as progresslvlsm is the
distinguishing mark of the Governor's
summons to tho peoplo. Wo are usually
asked to be thankful for good harvests,
for peace and for freedom from the visita
tions of famine and pestilence. But the
Governor asks us to express our grati
tude for the hmpantzing of government
The State and the nation at large have
net out on a road which may lead them
to the'land of the Ideal toward which the
dreamers of a better time have beon
yearning for centuries. The proclama
tion la on epoch-marking document.
Buth Saw's -air trip of nearly
S00 miles is chiefly remarkable because
h had, previously never made a flight
longer than twenty-flvo miles. She has
shown that.lt is not hard to become an
sir pilot able, to, meet the most drostla
military tests. Yet this country is sig
nally deficient in accomplished aviators.
A corps of them Is tho most obvious need
In our preparedness program. In this
there is no question of calling upon hun
dreds of thousands to leave their busi
ness for the drill ground. There is no
cconomio obstacle in the way of calling
upon four or five hundred men, a dozen
front each State, td keep in aero training
and ready for active service with the
cfclora, ISlaa Law is to be congratulated
upon navipg renaereq ner country a
trreftt service In Advertising "the Platts
barg' of the air" and in challenging "the
stronger sex" to a competition hard to
evade.
These are supposed to be the golden
days of the South, with Its Congressmen
lpitfiHt tMafa In Washington and a
jitiMsm birth nd.sym
Eueitfng
migration of negroes to the Northern
factories Is threatening ft serious labor
shortage In tho South. It must be marked,
Indeed, to have caused such fantastlo talcs
of tratnload.4 of negroes Imported to
vote In tho doubtful Btates. Thero are
doubtless many who have Ured of hoar
Ins tho tlmo-honored Southern plaint that
"tho noRro will not work" chucktlni? how
at tho efforts mado to Indiico him to stay
at homo to work in Ilia fields. Hut this
la a Bhalidw taunt. Already thero aro ro
ports along Mason and Dixon's lino of
negroes returning from tho North, whoro
they cither found tho factory work uncon
genial or not so remunerative as they
Imagined. Somo havo been arrested for
vagrnncy, Tho agencies which aro en
couraging negroes to go North should
Bhow discrimination. It Is unfair to em
ployers North nnd .Month and to negroes,
too, to draw thousands of Incapables on
Jaunts about tho country. For thoso
who nro cajmblo It Is tho best thing In
tho world that there In a demand for
their labor, nnd In regard to their de
parture tho South can havo no Just com
plaint. A REFORM THAT CANNOT
BE OPPOSED
rpiin commltteo of cltlzeni, tho United
States District Attorney's fllco nnd
this newspaper, cooperating to bring to
light tho almost Incrcdlblo growth of tho
narcotic drug ovll In this city, urged tho
onnctmont of a Stato law to stop nt Its
source tho poison hidden In tho llfo of
tho community. These efforts nro evi
dently about to bo rewarded by tho pass
ago of such a measure Stato Senator
Varo In a moat commendublo spirit hav
ing undertaken to father tho bill. No
opposition Is apparent or indeed possible.
But tho KvKNiNa IjKvar.n la not con
tent to stop tlicro. A stntuto with
"teoth" to punish those who dlstrlbuto
tho drugs and provision for tho establish
ment of a Btnto Institution for tho treat
ment of addicts can do much, but not all.
Tho question Is essentially n moral nnd
rollglous one, nnd cannot bo left entirely
to officials nnd agents. And It Is not
local. Thoro will bo plenty of ways for
drugs to bo smuggled from other States
and countries If other Stntos' Legisla
tures and Congress do not supplement
tho legislation that is to be enacted nt
Harrlsbufg.
A pioneer In tho work to correct con
ditions that became apparent after sec
tion 8 of tho Harrison drug net was do
ctored unconstitutional wns Mr. J. Hart
ley Manners, tho playwright IIo had
written "Wrcckngo" to show tho misery
of tho mind tortured with drug craving
and to urgo tho necessity of first getting
tho poison out of tho system beforo self
respect could bo restored. Ho had sup
posed, with many others, that tho Harri
son act would prove a vital blow to tho
"dopo" industry. But tho emasculation
of tho law, preventing tho punishment of
thoso found with largo quantities of
drugs on thnlr persons, soon showed that
tho fight had hardly begun. He has beon
in this city appealing to well-to-do citi
zens for tho ondowmont at once of wards
in hospitals for tho treatment of addicts,
without waiting for tho Stato to provldo
this humano tnentmont Whother ho
suoceods or not, It Is certain that only by
direct attention to tho problem, in Boclal
life as well as political, can the law be
mado effectlvo.
Similar legislation Is patently needed
In Now York, whoro tho percentage of
addicts to population Is said to bo ovon
greater than It is hero. If Now York
and Philadelphia aro tho centers of tho
drug trnfllo in the East, as Federal
authorities assert thoy are, it is tho duty
of all the States in this section to stamp
out the smuggling at their boundaries.
Again tho evil is thus brought to the
doors of Congress. It la proposed that
a "national clearing house" keep record
of all narcotlo drugs coming into tho
country. Mr. Manners, as an English
man aware of the spread of "doping" In
his native land, as tho ugly companion
of war miseries, sees it in a national
light In England, Parliament would
naturally have complete Jurisdiction,
and doubtless this new leader in the re
form Is Impatient of tho divided author
ity which produces piecemeal legislation
here.
Of course, tho Govornment at Wash
ington cannot command the police power
of the States and cities. It is, there
fore, imperative that the States adjoin
ing Pennsylvania and New York and
throughout the Union be promptly in
formed of the probable effect of stamp
ing out tho evil hereabouts. Thousands
of drug fiends will not consent to retire
to Institutions, Thoy will migrate to tho
States where restrictive legislation la not
in force. Even tho wide seas will not
stop their craving. They will come from
abroad, they will come from the ends of
tho earth, to ease that sickening' hunger.
T1TE WHIPnAND
WL
HAVE hardly scratched the rail
road employes' wage problem. It is
a point gained that the brotherhoods
will allow the appeals to the courts to
proceed without n strike. But tho
Juridical phase is comparatively simple"
as compared with the complexities pre
sented by the many technical readjust
ments the railroads can legally adopt
without breaking the law, For example,
the Pennsylvania Is making experiments
with short freight trains to save labor
charges. The' long trains require extra
men in the crews. The railroads have
all the advantage of elasticity in such
rearrangements. Tho men have as
serted that the increased wages de
manded would not cost the companies
extra mimon, it is possible that
iwJUflndAtbia assertion will
Tom Daly's Column
The Mother
She was no frail, my little one,
She had not yet begun to stir
Her tiny limbs; from sun to sun
This breast, these arms maternal wer
Tho bounded universe for her.
Hut now far spaces feel tier might,
And sad, sweet thoughts of her arise
With every sun; sho stirs the night
With sighing wlndB nnd from tho BkUs
Bho looks at mo with starry cycB.
That's nnothcr of those lovely things
from our now book, "Songs of Wedlock."
TUB PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
has grown so big In ft musical way that
It seems to us tlmo for Its nudlcncos to
chuck chlvnlry to tho winds nnd resent
slovenly work on tho part of outsldo art
ists who nro admitted to n plnco on tho
program. Al MrOlook was turrlblo bad
on Saturday night.
i ui;.Mi-.Miinu, i nr.Mi-.Mitr.ii
NtJW VOllK. Nov. 10. Tho four-atory home
In Twnntlcth slritt In whlrh ColnnM Thi-odoro
Uooacvrlt wna born October 27, 1S58, la to bo
torn down lo mnki- room for (i mnrtrrn bunlnM
pla-e. Tho Hnojwvelt Ifomft Club, nraAntzM
with SI momborahln tea to prracrvo tho building-
nn ii plac of hlatorlr Intert-at. lapped In pay
ments on a rnortfcaKo on tho pruperty.
I temember, 1 remember
Tho house whero I was bom,
In spite of all these iocojcI luord
Thr papers print thh morn.
It seems the llooicvclt Homo Club folks
Onca kncio It, but forpot,
I was the falr-halrcd bou to them,
Jlut now, It seems, I'm not.
I remember, I remember
The roies red anil white,
Tho fraprnnt fumes of flattery
In which I sitlt drltpht,
And oht to find that thev have pona
From mo who loved them, so;
To learn I'm not tho pod I was
A few short -gears apol
I remember, I remember
lint that's mv chief rcprct!
for ioioT tho use rcmcmberlnp
If other folks forpctf
I used to be the candy kid
Hut now "'tis llttla Joy
To know I'm farther off from Heaven
That when I wai a boy."
otiiTi: l'OHHiiii.i;: otiiTr, i-nsHiui.K!
Palllnff down a fllRht of at)pa Inat ntKht
nt tho Southern Ulan School, Itrnml atrpnt nnd
Hnydor avenue. Joeeph llutchlnaon nlxty-four
cara old, of 1400 Huuth Tonth nlrcet, fluttered
a broken left lee and posslblo Injuries.
(j. o. a. p.
COST OF K1I.I.INO OAMK ltlSUS
Rising Prlco of Shells Seen as Call so of
Advance In Ilnbults
and Fowl
Ileiulllnn In o. n, it. p.
So then, It seems, tho high cost of liv
ing Is not unrelated to tho h. c. of killing,
jiaki:
loo.ooo iioixu:
t'AUS IN 1ST 22 MONTHS
JUMP IN NATIONAL SHOW
llendllno In morn, contemp.
And somo of us, being lucky, dodged
In tlmo.
From nn uptown theater program:
DIt M. T. CUNNINGHAM
DENTIST
TEETH EXTRACTED
WITH GREAT PAINS
Epic Epistles .
(Received by n. Htockynrd firm.)
JACKSIIOUO. Tena,
It. F. D.. No. 4.
Oct 4th day.
& Co. Chicago, 111, Gcntlemon:
want to no whether you Hav nny Largo
ox horns on hand or not gentlemen If you
hav got any largo horns on hand please
savo moo ono and If you havo not gat any
largo oa hand pleaao save meo ono of tho
largo horns you can And sultnblo for hunt
ing purposes If you havo not got nary ono
on hand Pleasa cavo moo one and write and
toll mo what tho prlco will Bco ono tho
somo gentlemen I want you to rlto nnl. tell
nil a bout hit I3ea Shuro & Rlto A tell meo
all about hit hoping to her from you by
return mall Resp.
(Received by aouthern manufacturer.)
LIBERT!', N. C.
Aug. 26.
Works,
Atlanta, Ga.
Yr contrack to hand and contcn noted
If you dont want to Bhlp me yr goods Just
like the rost of them you let mo know at
unsa and I will return yr contrack For
yo on nny ono elso to Dick tato to me how
for me to run my Iluanlo and If yo dont
wnnt to ship yr goods lilto tho rest Please
let me know nt unne and It will be nil rlto
but I am not going to do tho way yr Dicker
tated. Yr truly
Compensation
ChlldleSs, I look Into my mother's face
And In Its tender, brooding outlines trace
The likeness that In other days I dreamed
Of seeking In my baby's tiny, seamed
Pink features. So she must have yearned
Over my Infant hours and learned
Ily heart each unformed, dimpling curve
With fondest love not all the , years can
swerve.
This Is tho only thought that solace brings
To nil the empty hours when longing
cpringa
Unbidden In my lonely heart: that I may bo
To her all mtno had been to me. '
In her declining years to mother her
Bo well thnt not a tear may blur
Her fading vision, save thoso pearls of Joy
Which gem tho crown of lovo without alloy,
HENRY KELMAN.
H. W, IC noticed at Ninth and Summit
streets, Darby:
MUSIC LESS
ON
Mandolin, Banjo, Oultar.
which is not far from the truth, to our
way of thinking. Aleo, In the neighborhood
of Fifth and Cumberland streets, Phila
delphia: RED SMOKED FISH
lOo
Tho information comes from Glueman
that a colored umbrella maker that is
to say, n colored man who makes um
brellas on Lombard street sports a sign
Which reads:
v UMBRELLAS BORN HERE,
RAISED EVERYWHERE
To Dawn In "Winter
An Appreciation
Dawn, thou art strangely beautiful,
But, oh! so cold!
With shivering limbs, teeth chattering
Most miserably,
Into thy rosy face I look:
And feel so old.
But, were I a lark, thee would I
Sing abundantly,
- ' jBORACB HOOK.
Among our bankwet guests the other
evening was our favorite musical critic.
In our snappy way we took; occasion to
caluralnktte him. Shortly thereafter ha
left the room and we thought we had
settled him. But it seems he had to
leave to cover' a performance at the Met
ropolitan Opera House, in a letter re
ceived yesterday morning mj says:
"I wanted to expose you, in burning
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JOHN SCOTT, BENEFACTOR
How tho Gifts of n Scotch Engineer to
This City Havo Accumulated
BECAUSE thin Is tho year 1910 thero Js
10,000 to bo added to tho building
fund of tho Franklin Institute.
Ono hundred years ago, In 1810, John
Kcott. chemist, nf St. Patrick's Square,
Edinburgh, Scotland, loft to tho city of
Philadelphia tho sum of $3000 which was
to bo held In trust for ono hundred years,
during which tlinoltwns to bo Invested and
reinvested At tho end of that tlmo tho
earned accumulations were to lio applied
In tho samo manner as n fund created In
1790 by Benjamin Franklin, whllo tiro
original amount was ngnln to bo Invested
and reinvested In trust for another ono
hundred years.
Ltttlo seems to bo known about John
Scott. Thero Is no rcfcrcnco to him In any
of tho records of tho Pennsylvania Histor
ical Society, notwithstanding tho fnct that
ho was tho donor of another, nnd a little
larger fund to this city, which was to fol
low tho Bamo plan ot Invsstmont and re
investment with a distribution of tho accu
mulations nt tho end of 100 years.
Doth of these funds nro under tho guar
dianship and administration of tho Board
of Directors of City Trusts. Tho former Is
known as tho "John Scott Loan Fund,"
and' tho latter Is tho "John Scott Medal
Fund."
This latter fund, which with Its accumu
lations amounted to 192,500 on December
31 last, according to tho original deed of
trust Is to "bo laid out In premiums to bo
distributed among Ingenious men nnd
women, who mnk useful Inventions, and
along with which shall bo given n copper
medal." The Hoard of City Trusts have
passed tho administration of this fund over
to tho Trustees of tho Franklin Institute, ns
they aro In a better position to know men
and women who should receivo such
awards. Last year six awards wero mado,
tho Inventors each receiving frqm tho In
stitute a copper medal, a certificate and
twenty dollars In gold.
A clause In the Franklin deed of trust,
which governs tho mnnagment of the John
Scott Loan Fund, penults a very wide latt
tudo to the Board of City Trusts In tho dls
position of the accumulations, and they
havo turned over tho J40.000 the nccumu
latlons of this fund to the building fund
of tho Franklin Institute. This fund on
December 31 last amounted to $280,000.
With this money tho trustees ot tho
Franklin Institute expect to erect n hond
somo building on the new Parkway as a
monument to perpetuate tho name of Ben
jamin Franklin.
WOMAN'S BITTER TRAGEDY
Men do not, nB a rule, suffer very much
from the desire to possess, because they aro
so sure that they do possess, because thoy
find It so difficult to conceive that their wife
can find nny othor man attractive. They
are too well accustomed to being courted,
even if they nro old and repulsive, because
they have power and money; only they
think It is because they are men. Beyond
a Jealous care for their wives' fidelity, which
I suspect arises mainly from tho feeling
that nn unfaithful wife Is a criticism, they
do npt ask very much. But women suffer
more deeply because they know that man
has lavished on them for centuries a con
descending admiration, that tho king who
lays his crown at their feet knows that his
is the crown to give. While men possess
by right of possession women possess only
by right of precarious conquest They feel
It very bitterly, this fugitive empire, and
their greatest tragedy Is to find themselves
growing a llttla older, uncertain of their
power, for they know they have only one
power J they are afraid as age comes o
'losing their man, while I .have never heard
of a husband afraid of losing his wife, or
able to repress 'bis surprise If she forsook
hlm W, L. George, in the Atlantic
Monthly.
COLD FEET
(Frealy rendered from Moschus, Idyll V.)
When tho sweetly sighing zephyrs ruffle
up the summer sea,
I've an notion that the ocean Is the only
place for me;
Then I hate to be a landsman, and Impa
tiently I crave ,
All the leisure and the pleasure of the blue
and bounding wave! " (
But along- about November, when thdse
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t diuows rise ana roar,
My enthusiasm ooay, . and Pd, rather live
ashore;
My philosophy assures me ' that whafa
tempest on the seas - '
Is a pretty little dttty when it whistles
In the trees!
Ob, It's nice to go a-flshlng, but when
comes the time of squalls.
Then the fishes In my dishes shall be pur
chased at the stalls ;
Or I'll catch 'era In the brooklet that is
murmurous and merry
It's more cheery than Lake Erie Just as
wtt. and not so scary I
UNSEASONABLE
fmQ
What Do You Know?
Queries of general interest wilt be answered
in thl coIu in ri. Ten Questions, the antoer to
which everv well-informed person thould know,
are arked daily.
QUIZ
nuinrniN MIX'I.W I?
inn
The. Unltnl Htatex cetn llulf Ita coffee aup-
ply from one country.
11 line country is
S. In ulmt Itoolt does the character "Little
, .Nell" nnurur?
4. Wio la I'etcr (ioelet Oerry?
15. mint la n "trusty" In prison?
O. In tba nlnna fnp liilmr leeUlntlon In
ll'nnh
Install It In rotMirf,! tlmt i, ntibl
Idle In-
tCNtlffntfon muat precede nn uttempted
Ntrlko or lorkuut. VI hut la u lockout,
7. Who la Mr Hubert Itorden?
8, Wlirn will the electoral votes he officially
counted nnd Wll-on declared re-electedT
0. Where nri the 11JI Inlnnda. which Colonel
ltoo.neIt In color to Wait?
10. W hat la the difference beturen plurality and
uiujorlt)? '
Answers to Saturday's Quiz
1. JTew York bhlpbnlldlnc Company's plant!
Camden.
2. Danbnry hnttcra' caaal The employea tried
to hoyrutt their employers. The rourta
required the tnembera of the union to pay
uuxnuge.
8. Tim I'llxrlm Tathera were fleparatlstai that
is, they tutored a church separate from
1Mb Church of lCniland. The I'urltuns
llnerrd In that they orldnally represented
ii section of (lis Church nt i:ntiund which
ursirru u. more tnoruuaji reformation oi
nnn. tlini-,iiir
the Church than was effected under KlUn-
Iieth. The hepunitlsta wero the extreme
rudlenl nine uf I'urltnnlam. Later tho
innlii body of rurltans nlso left the
Church to form ono of their own.
4, At the lx-rlnnln of the Clrll War nnd be
foro thut. free necroes wero not allowed
ta tote In mast of the northern Slates.
B. Winston Churchill, of New- Hampshire, an
American Ilulellstl Winston f'liMrcfilll.
rouslii of the lliike of .Marlborouith,
formerly held
Id important Cabinet portfolios
in i.iisiunu.
Tliey ure not related.
. Voting trnsti Nhnrrhaldrra hae the rliht
to oto In the direction of a. company's
nfinlrs, euch aliare representlns one. vote.
In n Mitlnr trust they alio certain qf
jlcUils the use of their alea to expedite
uusiucas.
Hooks by llenryk Slenklenlczt
: "Quo Vadls,"
Detiite.' "ran
ia," "Children
"lire mm oi
iwonl." "rhi
Allcliuel,"
of tho noil,'
Without Ilormu
A, It, C I'owrrat Arsentlna, Ilnull and
Chile.
"Our vanishing meat supply": While, the
population of the country Increases there
lias been a considerable decrra In tha
number of beef cattle In recent years i
uv.wv.wu ucuu u, Jinv, A,,
1,000,000 In
1IU5.
10.
Sucrllciloust Pronounced "aak-rtl-lee-lua,"
not "aak-ree-ll-Jus."
James Watt
S. C. A. -As early as 1769 Watt turned
his attention to the construction of a steam
carrtago and In 1784 ho was called upon
to repair the model of the Newcomen en
gine In tha cabinet of Olasgow University.
Studying this machine he soon realized Its
defects and lack of efficiency and deter
mined that the losses of heat In tho cylin
der could be corrected and tho Imperfect
method of condensing the steam Improved.
He contrived an Independent condenser
In which steam was exhausted and con
densed after doing Its work on the piston.
Instead of being condensed by a jet of cold
water In the cylinder, as was done In the
Newcomen engine.
"Light Horse Harry"
CA. The father of Bobert B. Lee was
Henry Lee (1768-1818), who was graduated
at Princeton In 177-1 and soon after the
outbreak of the Revolution obtained a cap.
talnoy In Colonel island's cavalry- legion.
In 1777. ho, Joined Washington Just before
the battle of the Brandy-wine, and from
that time on, for three; years was employed
In scouting nnd outpost duty, In which his
restless, activity earned, htm the nickname
of "Light Horse Harry,, ;
Albumen
A. C. Q. Albumen Is the most im
portant 'Ingredient In (he white "of an egg.
It, abounds in the blood and more or less
in all the, serous fluids of the animal body.
It also exists In the sap. of vegetables and
in their seeds and edbe parts.
.. . 1 , e
Zebra's BtrJpes
J, The xe.bra'a.jBtjjP.s,Bnar similar .mark
ings on other animals, are called "protec
tive "colorings." In 'the theory-of natural
selection, It dx assumed- thtNthoeo lanlmals
survived, who were, best .fitted to. escape
from enemies, and animals which were so
colored and striped as to' avoid detection Iq
the jungle passed on their characteristics
to their descendants. Those which were
easily detected did not survive to havo
prpgeny. 1
Waterloo
A. The main action of Waterloo was
fought on June ii, 18 IS. Napoleon'a army
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PAYING THE PRICE
We are nlwfcrs paying tho prlco for the
things we loso or gain
Out of this life of mingled gladness nnd of
pain;
And whether wo pay for pleasure or
whether wo pay for sin.
It Is always paying tho prlco for life, no
matter whero we begin.
Wo say wo hnvo had a lot we've enjoyed
and we'vo shared In the best;
Wo sit sometimes with a little dream of
old content In tho breast:
And then wo look away and thlnlc'of the
things that were nice,
It all comes over us, lucky or snd, that
we'vo had to pay tho price.
Tho magnate pays for his, oa the pauper
pays It, too;
And tho saint pays ns tho sinner does and
the unsaved have to do;
In nil that wo havo and hold, or In all that
, we'vo thrown away,
It is suro in tho end to come to this that
thero was a price to pay.
Wo pay It for love and peace, for cheer
and comfort nnd song;
Wo pay for slnnnlng and going astray, we
pay It for doing wrong;
In aU that wo aro or seem, In gladness or
grief or pain.
We are always paying the price for the
things that we lose or gain.
Baltimore Sun.
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NATIONAL POINT OF VIEW
Some changes should bo made In the
present feystem. For Instance, It could be
provided that in case of death or resigna
tion, tho surviving electors from a State
should be empowered to choose a successor.
But tho safeguards of tho older system
should not be thrown away because of the
attitude of "wntchful waiting" that Califor
nia recently required of the rest of the
nation. Cincinnati Times-Star.
It Is reported that Colonel Roosevelt Is
going off to explore somo wild country. But
couldn't ho learn a lot about his own coun
try by a quiet journey out West Incognito?
New York Evening Post.
Several newspnpers which were so Im
patient as to award the presidency to Mr.
HuKlies rathor than await full returns have
made the suggestion that It Is the first duty
of Congress upon reassembling to propose
an amendment to the Constitution abolish
ing tho system of voting by electors and
providing for the election of President by
iuu mrcci voto oi mo people. This sugges
tion also Is the child of Impatience and loose
thinking. .Washington Post.
TONIGHT!
ALICE BRADY
Will APPEAR IN PERSON
AND SING AT THE
BELMONT THEATER
BSD BTKEET ABOVH MAHKET
an Sea Herself aa Others Sea Her In
Bought & Paid For
Br decree Broadhurat
ADMISSION 15c ffg,"?,"
LYRIC-TONIGHT at 8:15
- FIRST TIME ON ANY BTAOB
"Girls Will Be Girls"
ADELPHI Last Two Weekal
Tha Most Wonderful Play la Amartca,
EXPERIENCE
Three rarformapoea Thinkailvlnc Vr
ACADEMY OP MUSIC
BURTON HOLMES
FRIDAY ftl Canarli
H:l0l
SATURDAY"
60o, 75o.l II. at IJEPPE'R.
Rockies
Bo at ACADKMT.
METROPOLITAN OPERA. HOUSE
TOMORROW NIQUT, NOV, SI, AT 8 O'CLOCK
METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY. N T
P&l!To&B PBINCB IGOR
Mom. Aldar Paiint. DatatinoU. MM. im.i
AHbouaa, Dliur, SeriroU, Bad. Coud., Pohwio
Saata. 1108 Cheatnut at. Walnut 41J4j n.M ar
ACADEMY OF MUSIQ
Boston
MON. EVQ.. NOV. 27. at 818
Soloist -
SUSAN MILLAR
TICKETS AT HEPPS'8
Ampbithaater. 23o
Symphony
Orchestra
Dr. Karl Muck.
Conductor
Dumontfs Jtlinstrels Lwfr. aX
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TheNortheaatCorne
Hubalyat of Comwofe,
But If perchance you know ih. ,!
" Thlngr Dm ot "! 2&
Peth.rfflknwihi
Parhaps you'll listen whtl.th. m-gj
With bituminous coal at II . , Si
here's somebody brave tnouthT6
"Ho kept us out of coall- h l &
One sometimes wondars In v ,1
of tho season's theatrical ortii!
the managers and product, " '!?$
ever read and properlr Si-Sl
theories advanced by wTntw&?IS
wrote in 1760: "The Uw 2S "
art is beauty alone, altogeTh.r mS5
Independent of goodness. AnV''
of three klndsi (!) Beaut, 6f SJW
beauty of idea, expressing ?.. J?1?
position of figures, and J? b ','
presslon." Unfortunately, lu'LM
mantvJocsn't describe wt.it he tTnJfc
ness,"Nnhd perhaps It Is Juat vJO
Ideas of -beauty and the preC-?.'
noss so far as they apply S thSrSL!
might be disconcerting. Ut,trtUI
1
ct?,9. r.rre.rstC'an-0 Sif&pS
venVeH: a U tA &&
J!lU, Ul.ls PrPhtloT Cm, ijiili
Hughes.''n ApP"aU Court! "
A foolish fellow In Texas want", t P
half a million dollars tefV.!T5f.b 5
mont to tho Kansas women who par,iS?l
State for Wilson, and otters U, St. l
for this purpose with a 15 ntrrLw
Tho Texas gentleman will do wrtffiS
his money to help equip the 7otm vi
ns the European war end., aw,,foa
munitions business In this 5?.
starting tho flow of low-priced rwJli i S
BuropeLeavenworth (Kan.) Thai M
MAnKET ab. 16TH
Hits to 11.15
STANi.nr coNCEnT
oncitESTnA
Marguerite
CLARK
IN FIRST
PRESENTATION
Miss George
Washington
ADDED ATTRACTION
BURTON HOLMES
IN "BRITISH EGYPT", j
PALACE 12H srAKSTOI
AI.I, THIS WEEKJB
Sessue Hayakawa wth M13T'guft
"THE gOUL OF KURA-SANjy
ARCADIA C1XM
10 A M, to HUJIYJI
WM S HARTn,,l:'v,DUllKBrw
THE nEVHBBOCWIil
Thura., Frl Sat,
xne uonoraBii mrm
FORREST Last 6 NighS
Popular Matinee Wednesday'
50c to $1.50 i
NEXT WEEK SEATS NOW1
CHAIIL.ES DlLLtNOIIAM PrsMHtaS
MONTGOMERY
and ST0NE
in CHIN.CHW
TVtt-a xfntlnM Thank fnrlvlnx
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an a "n-nTrtTr Tjut ft Pm. MAttWtd, .$;
lrii.XVJtiL;lV C0c to $1 CO at Pop.-Wtd.Ktt
;rE?tlVTEn IN SOCIETYjj
With BAHNEY BERNARD and N. T, C3
NEXT I Regular Mata. Wed. A flah'B
MONDAY I . Extra. Mat TtuiiiirM
COHAN'S AMERICAN I"ARCB .i,
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With FRED NIBLO aa HII.LT HOLIXWffi
SEATS NOW SELUNQ KOR NEXT WEEy
rt? nAn.u,t1 nv- uu' w& . if
SS1 UAU - ROo to 11.00 at Poo. WallW
LAURETTE TAYLOR V
In "Tha Harp of Ufa," by J, HartUy KaWOJ
.Tvff unsiPtr evtrra vrtW
FRANCES STAR a
asv Tirntr n a t-W TUT III ItK" iM
Extra Matlneo Thankrlvlcr J
m nrtl? Theater JSSSS
11 A. M. to 11 V. Of
"THE NEW LEADER'Vfl
"THE LINGERIE SHOF'j
Cross Keys HBtJ
"The Miracle" Maurice Samuel &$
FIRST TlB MMl
IS VAUPBYIUHm
Nat.C. GoodffM
D, T.
Keith's
THEATER
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waiter o".:.-j..
MaAn&oo. -t
Annla A Co.: Charlla Ahem .l v.."-
KapH, nthsrs.
Tonlf ht at 9. 55? M
Today at 3, 2So & B0o,
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REGHjJNT WORLD FIUIPtm
TJnViA-pf Wnrwics:
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and Molllo King w i "a ga
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