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Of deep,
intense col
or up to
fifty carats
C artier
712 Fifth Avenue
New York
WIFE OF FIREMAN
HAS LONELY LOT
System of Coiistant Duty
Gives Husband Little
Time at Home
COMPANIONSHIP UNKNOWN
A brief lttrtttcclred ' the EvnNlsa
liDann, tind Written by a fireman's wlfo,
rtsdV.
I am at a loss to find word suf
flclnt to exprosi the dcp apprecia
tion of myself and that of our four chil
dren for your Itlnd and very valuable
publicity Riven In behalf of the city
firemen. My husband has been a mom
br of tho Ilureau of Tiro for tho last
fifteen years, and what lonely fifteen
years the1 havo been for wives and
children of tho members of the riro
Bureau and -what a groat dirferenco It
would mako to ua all, f tho efforts of
the men. ably assisted by tho Kvenino
liKDdKii, were to eventually prove suc
cessful. "Fifteen lonely years 1" On the roster of
the Bureau of Flro there are veterans of a
thousand battles with flame, whoso service
moro than doubles tho period of loneliness
complained of by tho wlfo and mnih.,-
quoted above. And tho patient holpmatca
of these scarred and grlszlcd men who have
attested their devotion to duty theso thirty
years or moral These women, likewise,
crown wrinkled and gray with tho advanc
ing oars, continue today, as they have
done through tho days that havo crown
Into decades, to watch and pray In patient
hopo that tho sound of the alarm bell which
summons their husbands to risk their lives
that others may llvo may not sound tho
abrupt knell or, their own widowhood and
theorphatnff'of thoso who call him father.
The ifeman o wlfo sees nono of the
Ua6ur that bo otlrs tho public as tho
gaining apparatus, with Its hclmeted crew
clinging to Its sides, speeds through tho
city streets on Its errand of rescue.
At homo she alta with her little ones
about, silently praying that thoso "fifteen
lonely years" may not terminate In n fntnl
$1 catastrophe to tho domestic Ufa which her
Pfi IiIIbIiaH'iI fl4rtAAl(n t.....-. -. . . - k.
i,i.- """" "MuiraiiM never permuted her
Si', and her children to enjoy as do tho wlvei
ana (amines or tier friends and neighbors.
Twenty-one hours out of every twenty
four every member of Philadelphia's Hu
mu of Fire must spend on duty at the
station to which ho Is assigned. Threo
hours a day are granted for his meals
provided attendance nt (Ires does not cur
tail this brief allowance. Often It nrmM
that an alarm In his district sounds a few
minutes Deroro hH meal hour. Tho Are
nan must respond with his company and his.
service ai tne nre cround mav holil him
there well past tho limit of hi meal period.
In such, event tho walling wlfo and chil
dren can only hope that "lather will be
luckier tomorrow."
The fireman's day off duty one In every
Mi la aubject to similar Interruption, no
that the plana for a weekly outing too
frequently come to naught through tho
Interruption of duty.
Thus pass tho ''fifteen lonely years"
which In many cases have lengthened
themselves Into twlco fifteen In the homes
of Philadelphia's firemen.
BIOUT-HOUn nULG lONORED
Municipal government mica nrnvlila an
Ight.hour day for city employes, or salary
bated upon that system. Public sentiment
upports this view as Just and equitable,
both In tho matter of working hours and
Pay therefor.
Federal and Stato departments operate
under that system, as do tha larger cor
porations and private employers. Work
men of all grades enjoy It. The letter
carrier and tho policeman are permitted to
Jhara tha day with their families. Only
tho fireman is forgot." He Is the public's
servant In Its hour of direst need and his
master may demand that service at any
hour of day or night. Therefore he must
be at his station, ready for the call to
duty, prepared to sacrifice life or limb, as
uireauy nas put behind him the do
piestla happiness 'that his fellow-worker
, rightfully cherishes.
"Fifteen lonely years" are actually forty
flve years In a fireman's career If measured
' comparatively tc those of other publlo
servants. Tha fireman and the fireman's
wlfo realize their wearying drag and lonely
pat&age
COST TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A YEATt
In their pending campaign for readjust
ment o,f salary and working hours tho fire
men of Philadelphia, have Uld little stress
upon the conditions resulting from their
continuous tour of duty. They ara willing
that this long-maintained sacrifice as old
as the fire department Itself shall go on,
Provided they are enabled to give to those
wives and children from whom they aro
forcibly separated a monthly stipend that,
to some degree, will compensate them for
ths anguish endured daily and nightly
Jrhlle fatherls at the engine house" or
braving erooWOnd llama or Icy Udders and
roots at the Ore grounds.
"What n great difference It would make
Jo us all" the 800 and moro wlvea whose
husband are Included In the Bureau of
Fir. The difference to the citizen tasc
payer In granting; the request of bis fire
men-servants would amount to possibly
twenty-five cents a year for every resident
of Philadelphia, whose lives and property
the fireman constantly protects.
To the fireman and the fireman's wife
the difference remains a question that pan
only bs answered when. It Is ascertained
how closely the heart and the hard cash o(
th citizen of Philadelphia are allied.
Vina Man's Body In Creek
ATlANTIC CITY, Pec, ST, Searching
parties organized in Abaecon to eJk
Charles Klngsbarry, forty-three years old,
who disappeared, on Christmas Day. found
Ma body under a bridge in that town late
ytattrday He lost hia way while going
jsflflM at night and fell loto Absecon Creek.
Stwral person heard cries for help, but
"BtW unable to tell where Ihey came from.
J Butler Merchant and. PsUtieJan Pita
! WTlB, Pa., Ds. ST. WUIfcuw A.
"ftttor, lorty-jjjua ya.r aid. jmhomi
s Hwrw of Um KMfciivu eowny
, teBjBuutwt e pMUer tigurtr. w
is iu ik jMnmami At tat sfesHS. BU
" 4 to- rt iilABUii.
ADDICT UNFOLDS
dopes HORRORS
Fiend Ri8ing Prom Depths
With George Long's
j.iu, Tens story
RUGS GIVEN SHOW GIRLS
Ano tar ih ? .. i ., .
R.21 rTh " 'fi
m.ri. J?.m? .""r-four years old. tor-to-
vai..u'. "" briht comedian, on
Orient '? MM Whether or not
iMru .fac,,u ""I remain balanced de-
making that nght umUr an able ehlettaln.
MIf- .r' wriM-nilent of Inasmuch
lon and a reformtd "dope fiend"
clinic Hospital. The ..lwl m M1 ',.
l ., a Mw dl "Tf" Jtvlsed by Ir
Orel LV.J11"'-"'. n"l'e l Prt.
tWaJ ,hfM ,,3psl "" hat cure.
'"5 ''i'", fifth with a clear mind
ft.r"nMn" d"lre l back hit health
and selr-retped. he unfolded a story of the
h u?..!c?ur",,1n ''l"-Ielpli!a that would
Bated and found true
wibE-opRN norn city
nrV-f. ia.r' ,ome of th l'n Samuel
ureen told a representative of the Evening
IrTtrna eUB',n,ln,r th nreolle ,lrue ,rfflo
!ihi",!tlph.1..1" ,h mott w'I!-0Pn lope
city In tho Unlled States.
. .u,,jr U "" tewar of tho drug traf
fic of the country
f.-'"'. cl,n" "r smuggled In from
Canada. Mexico. South America and Eng-
lAnu.
1nI5,U8 .lftbe! ro P';lc'' epon these drugs
to filve the Impression that they aro the
Roods of Philadelphia manufacturers and
deceive Internal revenue officers.
Oreen. himself, has helped to parte the
labels on the bottles, and ho received for
compensation a "shot of dope."
More than 5000 persons visit different
sections of the Tenderloin dally to obtain
i.i.1 upP1' ot 'Mope" from the peddlers.
This does not Include tho thousands who
are visited by tho peddlers dally In other
sections of the city.
Many Phlladelphlans with responsible
Placet In life are dope urs. Ho knows
personally of five so-called reputable phy
slclans who take thslr morphine dally; he
ui, iuur i-iiiiaueipnia lawyers who are
f?cai,18flen'U y Prctlco regularly at
the Philadelphia bar.
i V.n1JL.me.mbr8 of burlesque shows that
Walt Philadelphia do their acts under the
Infiuenco of cocaine. Some managers In
sist upon the chorus girls' taking cocaine
before they "go on." The drug gives
them "pep"
Three "hou" Joints are running r,,n hi..
on the edga ot Chinatown In tho Tender.
iS.i1".uSco,r"!. ?' B,rU nml J,0UnB fellows
hit the pipe' In these places every ntght.
"PAIlTinS" TWO "WEEK3 LONO
There are hotels in tho Tenderloin and
outside it where "snow parties" are held
every night. Olrls and young men get
together and sniff cocaine. At times these
parties last for two weeks, without any of
tho participants getting a wink of sleep.
Nnrcotln drugs aro moro accessible In
Philadelphia than nny other city In the
United States. If provided with the money
he could go out now and bring back a
aultcaso full of "dope."
Eight dayi ago Oreen collapsed on the
street nfter n drug debauch which had
lasted nearly eight weeks. During thoso
eight weeks Green and another dope fiend
consumed more than 11500 worth of heroin,
cocaine and gum opium, which they had
stolen from n dope denier. During the de
bauch Oreen and his companion nlo Just
five meals, and they wero hmall ones.
It was costing Oreen 110 a day to buy
the dope ho craved beforo he went on that
debauch. Ills dally dose Was forty grains
of heroin and thirty grains of cocnlne. He
was eirnlng 180 a week as a vaudeville
comedian, but that waa not enough to keep
him In done, so he became an automobile
thief. During a period of several months
ho stole cars every night, and sold them
for anything he could ret so he could buv
drugs.
I.KAIl.'nD IT I.V SHOW
"I got the drug habit eight years ago
at tho age of sixteen." said Oreen, "when
I Joined a show In Duluth, Minn. Tho man
ager of the show gave me a charge of
cocaine so I would have pop; all of the girls
In that show were charged with tho ntuff.
They could dance and sing like persons
possessed There were twenty-four girls In
that company and n 'leading lady.' Folks
out In front saw a snappy show, nil right:
but they didn't know 'coke' was producing
It. A lot of shows right here In Philadelphia
aro made snappy In Just tho same way.
"I lost my Job In Philadelphia two years
ago because my salary of C0 a week
wouldn't buy my dope. One night I went
on without n cliargo, and my act felt flat.
Tho manager fired me. I had to havo tha
dope, that was all ; so I decided to embark
upon n career ot automobile thieving. I
todk a course In an auto school so I would
I know' the ropes, and then I started In. I
paon't know how many cars I stole In Phila
delphia, but It was a good many. I waa
arrested five times, but was never con
vlcted. BOBBED BABTS BOTTLE
"In the meantime I had sunk so low
that when I ran out of money I would drink
the milk out of my baby's bottle.
(Tnt hafarM I went nn that rlmv ,4-
"bauch my pal and I were tipped off that
a certain well-known aope dealer was com
ing Into Broad Street Station from .Vow
York with a suitcase full of dope. We
needed a 'shot' badly
VWe met the dealer at the station and
asked him for some coke. He refused to
give t to us. so I snatched It away from
him and opened It up. I pushed two bot
tles of heroin In his pocket so he wouldn't
dare honor for the police, and then my pai
and I went to our room, at Park avenue
and Dauphin street, and began our de
bauch. In that suitcase wero forty-eight
bottles of heroin, valued at !4 a bottle
sixteen ounces of cocaine, worth Ml an
ounce, and four pounds of gum opium,
worth S0 a pound, a total of 13918. We
consumed It all In seven weeks and five
"IOST SEVBNTV-TWO POUNDS
"I ate only five meals In that time, and
my weight ran down from HO to 81 pounds.
When the dope ran out I went out for more
and collapsed
"The twilight sleep treatment seems like
a dream. Far three days I seemed to float
around In an unreal world. I had all aorta
cf terrible hallucinations. I Imagined that
I waa trying to use a hypodermlo needle
and the needle was plugged up so that the
dope could not get through to my arm. The
pictures on the walls ot the room seemed
to sing, and once' I was certain that a
lithograph of Oeorgo Washington walked
out of the frame and waltzed about the
room In a most undignified manner Then
r thouxht that cop were watching me
ikmuirh tha kavholea. I would conceal
imaginary dope tablets in my stocking and
hang the stocking out of the w'jdowj .
But I came through it all right. I have
mr crrfvlng; it makts me want dope right
now to talk about It. but J a going to
fight It through.
"Jail wall are no bar to the dope dis
tributor When I was In Moyamenslwl
prison awaiting trial, a girl usfd to come
there- and slip W morphine via the
taorphlne klas.' She would kUs me and
when aha drew btr mouth away there would
bi a morphia tablet on my lower Up.
Tin. guards never Mat wise.
Tt5 Tverybody In the Tenderloin ha
abandoned booze for dope. -" know ped
dSrTXwB there who aro tnaktaa for-
Wo!n told ha ryf the prewncerf
Sk1'" M few, "ft W8
hi. uAu tat i m M&
SistSS, ?w?wi
i 6j tm tr hfc sr
BVEKISQ I-EDGEK-PffiLADELPniA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27,
ILSi2X3sM
This is the entrnnco to Tournament
FAMOUS OLD LETTER
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
Descendants of Robert Morris to
Sell Communication He Got
From John Pnul
Jones
A letter, highly Important from the view
point of the historian as well an the col
lector, written by John Pain jonti to Hob
srt Morris, hsi bsen placed on sale by
descendants of the nevolutlonary financier.
The communication remained In the Mor
ris family for generation without tho
knowledge of tho public It Is now In the
hands of Htan. V Ilenkels. 10 Walnut
street, to be sold at auction on January IS
With It will be sold several other old
letters. Including one written to Morris by
Alexander Hamilton. Tho documents give
Intimate Insight Into the political Intrigues
nnd Jealousies, friendships and gusslp ot
Revolutionary tltnei.
Ho valuable Is the collection that It has
been Insured against fire for approximately
fCO.000. It Is being guarded with moat
complete caution agatnit thett at the lieu.
kels establishment.
The letter from Commodore Jones to Hob
ert Morris tell how the naval officer was
presented with a sword by taula XVI, and
contains a lenathr defense of lletilamln
Franklin against the attacks upon him by
Arthur t-eo.
Describing the Incident at the French
Court, tho hitherto unpublished letter says!
"I have deterrnt writing you since my
return to this Kingdom, because I had orders
myself to return In the Alliance Immediately
to Philadelphia. I was under a necessity
of gplng to Court Iri April to procure the
free sale of the fleparls and our other prises,
nnd was received by the Iloyal Family. Gov
ernment k People, with that open-armed
Affection that so nobly marks the Character
of this generous Minded Nation; Ills Maj
esty ordered a superb Bword to b made for
mo with nn Inscription In Latin on the
Dlade, that would do honor to tha greatest
Admiral In History; Tho King directed his
Minister to write a special letter to the
President of Congress, expressing In the
strongest terms his personal esteem toward
me, with his entire approbation of my Con
duct, particular desire to promote my future
success and to see roe again at his Court.
ttc"
On the machination ot t-e against
Franklin and Ie's antagonists attitude
toward himself, Jones says:
"I am convinced that Mr Lee has acted
In this matter merely because I would hot
become the Enemy of the venerable, and'
Wise, and good Franklin, whoso Heart s
well as Head, does and wilt always do honor
to human nature. I know the Ureal and
Good in this Kingdom better perhaps than
any other American who has appeared In
Europe, since the treaty of Alliance; and1 if
my testimony could add anything to frank
lln's reputation, I could witness the uni
versal veneration, and esteem, with which
his name Inspires all ranks; not only 'at
Versailles and all over this Kingdom, but
also In Hpaln. and In Holland, nnd I can
add from the testimony of the first Char
acters of other Nations, that with them.
envy Itself Is dumb, when the name of
Franklin Is but mentioned."
DIES ALONE IN HIS HOME
Victim of Gas Poisoning Last
Seen
Allvo Ono Week Ago
WILMINGTON. Del. Dec. f!. 3. Gilbert
Skinner was found dead in his home. 911
East Seventeenth street, last night, from gas
poisoning. Ills wife had gone to visit rela
tives and he was alone. Ho wa seen to
enter tho house a week ago and nothing
more was seen ot him by neighbors. They
had detected the odor ot gas for several
daya and last evening broke open the rear
door.
Skinner was lying across a trunk In a
seoond-story room, evidently having Jumped
from bed and tried to get to a window.
Two burners on the stove In tho kitchen
and two Jets In the dining room were open
and gas pouring from them. ,
Girl Breaks Through Ice; Saved by Boy
LANCASTER, Pa., Do, tf-Ilsba, the
ten-year-old daughter ot Ileuben Wenger,
ot Leaman place, broke through the Ice on
a stream near that place while sled
ding. Banford Krlder, fourteen years old.
Jumped Into the ley water and rescued girl
and sled.
AUTBEI) IIOVT GBAMlKa
pUt!asUbd Asuriesa Ankltect
r.ri, a,qhs5jaus:f .
"I think it the bound
en duty of cyery Amer
ican citizen so to fortify
and strengthen his knowledge
of the past that he may b "pre
pared" is tha highest sens of the
tern, to serve) hit country and aid
tor by eivery mean la hit power
to solve) the problems now facinr
her. ALFRED H, GRANGER,
AUTUOU Os
England's World Empire
A brief account of her foreign
policy since the) discovery of
America, up to the present time.
Alt Bookstore. Cloth, $1,50,
THE OPEN COURT
PUBU5HWG CO.
ieeaaasyt3j2wfA3fcJBft.
HsQjslaW
MsHwsEfisIiikss&a.
WHERE THE PENN-OREGON FOOTBALL GAME WILL BE PLAYED
'SSUMLMT'Z'MtyH
Pnrk, Pasadena, Gil tovvnnJ which tho Ucd nnd Uluo team Is now trnvolinK in order to meet tho husky University of
OrcRon cloven on Now Year's Day.
NEW JERSEY TEACHERS
FIGHT POLITICAL RULE
Six Hundred Stnte Association
Members, Mostly Women,
Meet nt Shore
ATLANTIC CtTr, Dec. 17, Six hundred
New Jersey school-teachers, ninety-five per
cent of them women and the great majority
young and very earnest about the future of
publlo education, are here In their newest
clothes and smartest hats for tho sixty.
second annual convention of the New Jersey
Teacher' Association. HfMlon.i opened this
nfternoon In tho High School auditorium
with an address of welcome by Mayor
Harry Uarharnch, .who nald It never had
been his good fortune to meet n flner-lonk-Ina;
audience, and was promptly greeted
wlth-a round of Ironlo applause, led by tho
pretty "ma'ams."
nx-Presldcnt William Howard Tnft. who
Is to arrive late this afternoon to nddrcs
the convention this evening, will be tho
lion at a reception ot the Hotel Dennis
after the night session. This will bo brief,
for Mr Tail Is to bo the "whole show."
KDGt: DISAPPOINTS
There was much disappointment thl
afternoon over tho tionappea'rnnco of Oov-ernor-elect
Walter li IMge, who was ex
pected to aure the teachers that they
might caunt upon him an nn ally In the big
fight to be fought at Trenton this winter
over the tenure-of-orfice bill. The Governor-elect's
acceptance wns only tentative,
and he found It Impossible to break a prior
engagement
How to keep New Jersey's schools free
from domination of local school board poli
tics is thjo big nuettlon confronting the
convention School directors In tho cities
and rural districts have organised nnd will
ask the Legislature to mako tho period
during which a tencher shall ho subject to
transfer or summary removnl for any cause
whatever five Instead of three years
Under the present law no teacher who has
served for three years In nny community
can be disturbed except for legal cause
rstnhllshrd at a public hearing by evidence
which will stand Judicial Inspection
WOMEN TO DOMINATK
Women will run the convention this
week. Just ns they ran It from start to finish
lust year, even If they did relent at ths
wind-up and select a mere man, Frank It.
Lloyd, of Perth Amboy, for president;
nnother. Kdwln S Richards, of Ktlsabeth.
for vice president, and a third, II J. Ncal,
of Phllllpsburg, for secretary A wwian,
Miss S Ida MncMahnn, of Trent in, does all
the banking for the association Women
also hojd every ollice nnd commltlea posl
tlorcfnthe teachers' retirement fund, which
Is thoretcran instructors' annuity rjstein.
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Ik
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$15.00
Will Buy a Choice of
MUFF SCARF
French fll
Black Tat
ItaUton 8tl
Itaecoon
$25.00
- Will Buy a Choice-of
Black Fox Set
Barrel er Tlllow Moj Animal SearA
or
Natural Raccoon Set
lUrr.l Muff; Aahual Bearf,
or an excellent
Hudson Seal Set
Dsrnl or FUlov Muff; Novelty Bearf.
LttowN ro.x7 WJUT& ywt , WuaoJr iSlx
$35.00
Will Buy a Choice
Russian Pony Coat
(Hw er Itsccood Collar.)
Brown Fox Set
turret Wutfj Aalmal Bear.
Black Fos Set
Bsml Muff j Aalmal Bcarf,
Natural Raccoon Set
Barrel stuff AaimsJ 0caff,
or an excellent
SCARF
Drt.1 Blue Yax
CUM Kos
WbtMFtut
Cru Vox
I!!fk Vex
Wuk Ltax
exuma
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$100.00
Will Buy a Choice of
Hudson Seal Coat
4-lJt UodL Btl er Bkuak Collar, Caa
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Nfitum! Muskrat Coat
Uadssa 8i CiiUsr 4 ColTs.
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HORSE CARS TIED UP;
GOTHAM IN DISORDER
Pcnrl Street Choked by Crowds
Rending Bulletin of Quaker
City Somnolcnco
NHW TOIUC. Dec S7. Horsecar trnlTla
on Pearl street was tied up today when
crowds stormed a bulletin board Upon which
was chronicled from hour tu hour tho atti
tude of Philadelphia's population toward the
French marine from Uortleaux, who has
slept twenty-seven weeks without hesi
tating The news from the Quaker City
was dispatched tn the outlying districts
about 0 a, m., but failed to reach Manhat
tan until about 10 a. m
At noon tho space In front ot the bulletin
board was crowded. Somo of tho throng
pushed up out of Idle curiosity or Just to
icei nt name wnen bring manmaulrd. Hut
by far tha greater portion of the mob was
composed of professional song-wrltem. col
yumala and cartooners, who never miss a
bet In tho matter of glc.tnlng In fresh nnd
unhackneyed humorous field.
Shortly after noon a delegation from tho
Home for Aged and Infirm Jokesmlths ar
rived In a stagecoach. Among tho arrivals
was the man who first rtskfd vv hy a chicken
orosscd tho road. Tho man who Initially
extracted humor from a mother-in-law was
III with Inlluenta. and could not Join ths
Pilgrims. In the midst of the bevy of old
fellows was n floral wreath, very fresh and
very beautiful.
"What Is thatT" the head of the delega
tion was asked.
That." he replied, revorently. "Is a trib
ute to the memory of thnt humo)Mu pioneer
who first accused Philadelphia ot somno
lcnco." "What happened to IilmT"
"Poor old soul, he died ten years ago.
Ilut It was Inevitable I mean his death
for he was one hundred jenrs old when ho
passed away."
Along Droadwa, whom trenches have
been dug for tho protection ot the Inhabt
tants against a new Idea, thnro waa con
siderable rejoicing, as tho trenchermen free
ly admitted that the Josh from Philadel
phia was entirely mature enough to turn
looso upon the Manhnttanrae.
At i p. in, tha bulletins wero stopped by
tho "Society for the Prevention of Unduo
Metropolitan Incitement"! A disorder
closely resembling a riot cnued. The po
lice were for a while quite powerless against
the charging hordo of light vrrso writers.
Jokesmlths. sporting chroniclers and comic
supplement artists which surged nngrlly
over the pavement denouncing tho ntoppago
of the bulletins and crying: "Give us a
chancot Give us a chnncol"
In his ofilclal statement tho polico officer
who checked the disorder described tho af
fair as a "food riot" and dwelt nt length
upon tho ferocity of the assembled humor
ists. .assort &
) 1 1 15 Chestnut Street
Opp.
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Suggest
II irk i
Hudson t!U
liacroon
ulaekLru
for Tt
Who.
Received
"Cash" Gifts
From $15 to $150
and above if desired
of
$85.00
Wilt Buy a Choice of
Hudson Seal Coat
MacB Smart Uoosl. Vtt Ooai. QbsIUiv
SETS
Dyed Bluo Fox Black Fox;
Slats Fox Skunk
MUFF
$125.00
Hudson Seal Coat
iO-InoJi VuU KeJl. Cbetce aeallty Seal e
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HEAVEN FOR MONKEYS,
PROFESSOR CONTENDS
II. G. Walters, Lnnghorne, Saya
Pet Has n Soul nnd nn
Ilnlluclnation
Thero Is a monkoy up In Langhorne that
Is under the Impression he Is being hounded
by some one this, according to the simian's
master, Professor It. O. Wallers, who also
ascribes to his pet, a houI. a love for Its
master 'dearer than that of a, woman' and
n rabid thirst for coffee.
'Thl llttlo marmoset monkey." aald the
professor, swinging the beast to hit
shoulder, "does not carry Ua brains In the
usual place. It carries them In Its soul. The
monkey knows that tho room and the world
exist outside of his skin. If my monkey
has no soul, then no church member has a
sour. I tell you that my Darwinian heaven
is big enough to let In the souls of monkeys
as well ns those of human beings."
Tho professor believes In teaching
psychology In classrooms by means of
monkeys nnd parrots.
This," ho wvja, "U a suro way tn Incut
cato on the minds of youths tenderness to
ward animals nnd nt the samo tltnq teach
them tho fundamentals of psychology."
the animal down and holding him like an
infant, "that thla little marmoset has more
mental power than a. great -many Phlladel
phlans." Tho professor Indicated that ho might
send hi pet to Philadelphia, sometime,
Philadelphia Is twenty-four mile. from
Langhorns nnd situated on tho Heading
Uullroad.
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