mimmi&t!Hre&mMr 'awwwS5?
T TH ii''w 'Lrfggy ?; -f
.r f w tiroes
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
prama League and Musical Talks to Be Held on
Same Aiternoon iNexu vveeK two Most
Attractive Programs
I - ... ..ft-......,,.. ...Ml ,.
tBXT Thlirsany iinciiiuuii ... ....-
IjNIoubledly pull snrioly In two .Hirer
ht directions in llio wny of entcilnltl
r., tor Uio committee on American
Wof the Vnlverslty of t'ennsylvnnla
X?, announced n. performance by Hie
fat - l3,avcrs nt t" llload S'rCCt.
,w . . .i. .ni.n Iwi.le n llin Rpcnlld
rhfatru 10' me "" "
Ahe much heralded musical talks titidei
11 ..f iitn tiMnii.it' committee
l n.ienicei ". " "
H tho Philadelphia Orclicsliu. which
ft. I,, .riven In Wllliersponn Hall l.v
iltdcU Van den Ucemt.
Xh, commltteo or tno iimnueipiira
- ..llli flin v ntvpi nl inn nf
riraina League ". - .
icf University. Is plannlnR an elaborate
Warn for this, tlio Atiieilcun Ihnma
?
TM first activity or tlio yenr win no
production nett Thltisda.v iificrnoiin
tt lyler'n "The oniram. uini' ...
L in rhrirco of n oommlllco of win I"
U fllla Skinner is ilialimnti. It will Do
Rarformcil by a rant of expel leilcr-d intois
&u,t.,l from tlio 1'lnyn and Plnei
fiklie Contrast ' was tin- second plni wut
.WL , nn American to liO liloducod In
America bv a piufessionul company "f
Actors I' wns "ur ,lrat' c,,mci,; ",0
t .Prince of J'aithln" vvilttctt l tsuiirir-v
L 1767. heme our flist tt iiro.1v . Tin
1 ... i II... I...dl nf lillf
Contrast Is also one- i iv --
tjrty comedies If tliemo Is the oonti.ist
tehveen natlc worth nm1 the nlToctalloti
cf foreign manners, nnu ;t lniunmc ...
"the American since In tlio chat actor, of
Jonathan, the tvnlcnl stnue Yankee It
fwas performed foi the first time in ev
York In 1TS7 tlio principal character.
'Jonathan, belnir I'lavia Hv Tlinmns AVitr
.,.11 The nla at the liroml Stieot The-
litre will reproduce this Hint perform
ance as ncariv as possible, usins iikiic
"inr. scenic and costume effects similar to
K,i... fflm nrlplnnl nroctlictlon.
BUIV9Q u '- Q
mllE IcaKiie has planned to lme n nolle:)
KJ. of lectin e. given tliiouslioilt tno yenr in
Tarlou3 parts of the cltv, and as a ciilml
Ration of tho Philadelphia Drnma Year
fcclebratlon the l'nleis-. ot l'oniml-
Santa will Rle under the dlicetion or us
Wrary societies a paRcnnt In tho Ho
Wlc Gardens lcprcsentliu; tho develop
ment of American diama fiom eaillost
ttao to present l.iv. Inclilontaliy, tne
American Drama I.easuo offers n. number
l prizes for the l.ent plays submitted to
it during the seat lis an American.
The committee on tho American Drama
-Year includes Dr Aithur Ilobson Qulnn,
tchalrman, Mr Juhn Ashhurst. Jlr.s.
'George Boker Mrs. William liurnliam,
Mr. James Trancis Cooke. Dr. .lohn P.
Garber. Dr Hollls Godfioy. Ur. .lohn I..
Haney, Ilev HiirIi T. lR-nry. Mr. Joseph
SA. F, Jackson. Dr Mouls .iastrow, Jr.,
Ur. Henry iaihuio Jayno. Mrs. J. Clar
ence Lee, Mr John I.uther I.onR, Mr. Ken
neth MacGouan, Miss :ilabelli .McClol
Ian, Mr Thomas MeKenn. Mrs. IMRar
iJIarbwz, Mr Lan-don Jiltcliell, Jlr. Kit
ard TV Mumford. Mr. Cleorgo 13.
?,Kltaschc, Ur Thomas U. O'UolRer. Ur.
Ellis P Obeiholter, lion. .lonu m. raui-i-
'ion,Mr. J Howard Heher. Mis. .1. Howaid
Reber, Dr A S W. Ilosenbach, Mis. Otis
!klnner, I'roost lldRar R Smith, Rov.
John J. Wlicelcr. Mr S.nniicl AVoodw.uU
ud Miss Anno UolllnK-sworth Whaiton.
iAND on Thursda uftenioon at Ither
Xlilioon Hall Heir Van den Ucemt will
tta.lk on his spci l.il hobby, "Tho Violin
HU "musical talk" will be illustrated by
a most interestitn; collection of lantern
EM'S and b a iiioguni Willi the names
fcfsuch delectable lomposers for tlio lo-
Jin as Bach nnu icntaw.sui.
The commltteo of public-spirited musl-
Heal women who have theso talks In
harge has votei! to Rive this s,easons
profits to tho orcl estrn's endowment fund.
It Is not gone ally Known that it
turned oer $S00 prolits last ear to tha
Kienslon fund for sick and disabled mem-
jbera of the orchestra, for which air. &io
lowakl mnde such a stltrimr idea nt the
tenth annh ersai v luncheon Rlen by tho
Biomen's committee at the Academy in
Elprll three jears ago.
M The managing commltteo for 1(116-17
Jacludes' President, Mrs. Fiedcrlck II.
Shelton. vice nreshlent. Mrs. Kdward G.
McCollln; seciotary, Mrs. Frunlt P. Prlch-
Mi; treasurer, Mrs. Chailes C. Collins;
BlUs Bleanor Arnett. Mis. William
Ba)nham. Mis. A J. Uallns Dixon, Miss
utnruue iiiy, ins. t;. cincqip curuuau,
Jra, Rodman Qriscom, Mis. Dai ton f.
Hirst, Miss Geordle P. Joline, Mrs. John
Rolfe. Miss Alva Seigennt, Mrs. I.eo-
fjW Stokowskl. Mrs ! Howard TVeath
rU, n,l rn Trnn1.1 T 1'n.flnll
,J M41V4 Hin 41UIUIU 4i i.V,..
When to this group or -women Is added
he Interest of a group of patronesses
LWhlch includes Mich names as Mrs. Stotes-
1BU'. 48 Aimrew wueeier, iin. rtirv
KCnder Van nensbelaer, Mis. Joe I.eldv,
IjKrs. Edgar Scott. Mrs. Sydney Hutchln-
ifoa, Airs, i.ouis uensou, suss xsuui iu
Ja4 Mrs, llandal Morgan, tho American
irama committee will have to look well
Us laurels to attract nny from the
nestra lecture. My best wishes to both
enterprises. NANCY WYNNI.
Personals
Mr and Mrs. Caleb J Millie, of 2009
YalnUt Htrei-.- nnnm. nrn Ihn 0.1(711 irfl.npilt
I? their daughter. Miss Marguerite Milne,
I r. Tneodore C Voorhees, of this city.
; Mra. ijuu Ic. Ashhuret. Jr.. of 1923
pruce street, will give a dinner and theatre
aCty this evenlnsr In honor ot Miss Klala
Telih Saltua. of New York, who Is her
Kt for several days
: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and Mr and
Ufa, Franlf Ttt-nntrA rata a Hana rtr tViatr
Ijjurttera, Miss Harriett Smith and Miss
tophU Cricket Club About 150 guests
Krom the school set attended
iA' " theatre party which Mr. and Mrs.
.Win M, Smith Will clva on Mnnrlnv In
gor ot their niece. Miss Kmlyn Shipley.
., wi uo anas jospnine primrose
e. MISS MarV Ashhlirsf. .fn X'nnu
"yth. Miss Frances T lnor iiua u,r.
ff' Hue. Miss Cornelia Hayman. Miss
ues. iir, fnillp IJarrlgan. Mr. Cal-
-jmi,a. air Tnomas SI lies, Jr.. Mr. Henry
Sert. Mr Edward MrP.nrv i, ..;.
gnh and Mr John Blynn. A a'upper at
.ma Btrauora will follow tho
atr party
jjfr and Mr AVllIIam T DUon, of Wath-
t.T--N W It annI ttlA V0If.Mnf, o tha
f U of Uis I aun a liarenti. Mr and Mrs.
IV" -u8eld ui Uia.vr's lane, qhestmU
htsZi' .sjsssr. .LisiawS !
MRS. IIAKVKV FOHREST WENDAL
Mrs. Wcnilnl. who was Miss Elsiu
West, will ttiko thu lending p:ut
in "David (Jarriek," which will be
Kivcn this ocnmfr nt tho Now Cen
tury Drawing ltooms for tho bene
fit of tho Franklin Homo. Mra.
Wcndul will lenvo next week for tho
Pacific coast, where she will spend
tho winter.
Hill. Mis IJIxnii was Miss Mllln Crlsfleld
lieforo her mtrriage.
Jtr and Mrs Prniiols I (Joucn mid Miss
Mnrlnnn (iow-en, lio nr.) RpendliiR thu win
ter nt the Uitz-Cnrlton. Iiiim- gone to their
country place on Plourtown road near Clio'rt
nut lllll to spend tlio week-end Miss
CJowen returned jcateiday fiom .Now York.
Mr ndwartl Starr, who lia been spending
ceveral oeks with' his pnenis Mr and
Sirs Isaac Tatnall Starr, nt their country
place, Chinch road. Wjiicolc, has leturoeil
to St. Paul's School, Concord, Mass, to re
sumo his studies fur the luinalmler of the
winter
Sir Daniel Wontz. Jr. ho hus also been
spending his holldivs with bin parents, Mr.
and Mrs l U. W'eutz. nt the Orchard, has
also it tin ned. as has Mr. Henry Voorlues.
uhn has been spending his holiday at Dlklus
I 'ark-.
Mis U'cntz ri turned with hpr pon and
fpent sewinl days III New York last week
before coming back to this city.
Miss Idella Orlhbel, who Is (.pending tho
winter with her parents Mr and Mrs. John
(.rlbbd. at tho llellovue-Stratford, enter
tained at bridge hist evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D Ihigllsh Dallam, Jr, of
ltlttcnhoiise street, IJeimaiitown, ham gonu
to lllchmond, A'a., to spend soveral days.
Mis. Wilson Potter, of Montgomery ave
nue. Chestnut lllll, has Bono to CIo. eland
to visit frlend3 for a foitnlght.
Sir. and Sirs. Theioti 1. Crane, of Greene
stuet, tlernuintonn. will leao in a fortnight
for Augusta, ..'a , where they will spend Sev
ern I weoks.
Tho Philadelphia Chapter Daughters of
tho Confederacy will entertain as usual on
Juuuitiy l'J In honor of tho birthday of
tieneinl Itobert D I.ee This year the af
fair, which will Include, a delightful musical
piogium, will bo glM-ii in the Cloer Iloom
of tho Ilelloxue-Stiutfoid at ,1 o'clock.
SIis. Doiolhy .lohiistoue-lkiseler, tho haip
M. has been secured. It Is an old s-outli-ern
custom to hold some spickil enleitajn
inent on Hubert Leo's birthday, and follow
ing another old Koutheru custom, punch ami
cako will bo sened to tho members of the
Boclctj and their friends,
Mr. and Sirs Itoheit C Wright have gone
on a gunning trip In Xonh Carolina.
Sir. and Sirs Joshua Ash I'eart-on. of
West J'rice'stieet. Ueiinnutowu, will spend
the week-end In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Richard Wain Slelis and Jllss Anne
Walker Slelrs. of 172-; Walnut street, will
be nt homo the lemalnlng three. TutKil.iys
ot this month after 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Haiold Slnsou. of '.'125 I-oeust
utieet, will be nt home Tuesdays In Jan
uary No cards have been sent out. SI Us
Slary lu Vie, or NeV Vaik, will leceho
with Sirs Mason nest Tuesday.
Sirs Charles 11, Barton, of West Chestnut
lllll avenue. Chestnut Hill, gnvo an Informal
1 o'clock tea jesterday afternoon nt her
home for a few intimate friends. The guest
home ro
il hum
Barton.
tor was her daughter, SIIss Flora
Sir. and Mrs. Charles W Smith, of 0730
Greene btreet, have gone to California to
spend the remainder of the winter.
Sllss Helen Bell, of i3H locust street,
has gone to New York for soveral das.
Sir, nud Sirs. John A. Brown, of Spring.
Held avenue, St Martins), are qccupyint
their new home on Lincoln drive.
Sirs. 51. A Viele and her daughter, Miss
Mary Vlele, of Hall road, Wyncote, have
returned from New York, where they have
been spending some time.
Miss JXanor Jones, daughter of Sir. and
Mrs. Joseph Jones, Jr, of Summit uvenue,
Jenklntown, will he one of tho guests on
Mr. A, H- Burk's private ncht. which leaves
Wednesday, February 28, for an extended
trip along the coast of Florida. After
spending some time cruising they will stop
at the Florida resoits, returning about
April 1. ,
Mr and Mrs. a. Henry Stetson and their
daughters, SIis Elizabeth Stetson and Silas
Ana Stetson, of Juniper avenue, Jlklns
Park, will leave the first of February for
their estate In Florida, where they will
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Beck, of Wyncote. has Is
sued Invitations for orldge next Thursday
afternoon, at J o'clock at her home on
Crescent road.
The regular monthly dance chaperoned
by Mrs. Walter C. Ifancook, Mrs. Thomas
Shalloross, Jr. Mrs. John C. Deal, Mrs
Ralph Stewart and Sirs. Roland C. Kvans
was attended by about 300 persons in the
Rlttenhousa Hotel last night,
Mra. EmIIle Reading, of 2357 North Park
avenue, has had Mis. Frederick Rowland,
of Wllkes-Barre. pu as her guest Sirs
Bow-land returned to her home last Satur
day. .
Mr and Mrs William Sihuffele of 3135
Wharton street are receiving corgratula-
tions ua toe uirtu or a Oduantei i-orraiuo
Kathrya ScMuffeU, en January S,
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18,
TEMPLE TO RESUME
$1,000,000 CAMPAIGN
Second Lap for $500,000 to Start
Monday Alumni and Stu
dents to Ask Subscriptions
Students, nluiiinl nnl in 'inborn ef a c n
mltire of prominent Phlladelphlntts inter
fte.l In Temple University made ready to
day foi tlm campaign which Btnrts on Mon
day to inl'P fsoftnnn fur the Institution
Plans for the campaign were announced but
Tin-id.iy at a luncheon of tho committee
inrnitiprs and graduates of Temple I'nivpi
"itv nt the Hotel Adelphln
The prturt that starts Monday Is the
final imi of the unlverRltv'n friends to
r.lse n II uo.i ono endowment fund The lint
pin ortliB riiup.tign was successfuhv ended
l.'t piil. afler a ten-day campaign with
J .mi .inn m tlo object. Theie Was pledged
Hi n i.mi nun fur the university. It Is tin
In l ,f thon brlilnd tlio rninpalgll whlih
b giiii Sli.iidiv to ex.eed tills niiuiUlit i.inl
I'm ii nil mbserlbed bv Pebruary H, tin
I inidiiM Dav of Hie university.
Ihe , .iiniMlgn will bo led bv a committee
kn.-v ii .is tho Temple PnlvcrHlty Association
of I lillndclphinns desirous of helping the
iM-.tituti.il, i:mest T Trigg Is chairman
i Hie .ii-io. l.itloli Louis Kolli and Colonel
tolui i.illihel nro among the members
"f the SMinnno sought this Mine. $100.00"
w II go ic. the Samaritan Hospital, ft part
"f tin tinlwrsltv The rent will be used
in nliugiiig the teaching McUUIes anil In
en ui Iiik , teurhers' college In connection
w 111 III. imiveisity
WASHINGTON SOCIETY
STIUKBI) BY HITTER FEUD
"Playhouse," Whore Sounds of Kevelry
by Nicht Are Heard, Culled Nuisance
in Court Complaint
VsinxnTON, Jan 1.1 -Almost as hit
ler lis ihe lliiroppiin war, a feud has broken
out In Washington soilety that threatens
to sweep nvvar tho whole oidcrly ill range
inaiit f things It was precipitated bv
Rear Admlial Seatim Sihroeder. who has
declaied In cuuit that the Playhouse, so
. lotv s favorite recroatluu ground. Is a
'lonuuon ntil-mnce" Tlio old seaflghtei-'n
home Is next to the fashionable mdezvous,
and he s.ijs he and his family nre unable
to sleep because or tho hllarltv that lasts
until well Into tho morning.
The admiral Is not alone In his complaint,
thus complicating' thu feud and making It
actually Intoriintlon il lie Is supported In
Mllldavlts by mi less personages than Sir
Cecil Arthur Kpiliig-itlcc tlm lliltlsh Am
bassador, and W A F Kkengreii, tho
Swedish Jllnlster. among others The Hat
of pioteslants Is a long one.
The 'nuisance' complaint against the
1'lnyhniiso has been Hied In tlm District
Supreme Court and Justice Stafford has
given tlio olllcers of tho organization until
next I'ri.lav to mako answei Pules a
successful defense is made the court will
Issue nn Injunction against nnj further
dancing or late affairs In the lair of oung
Burlet V
Hut. In tho meantime, capital aoclrfV Is
divided Into two camps Theie are many
onc-tlmu friends who nuw do not speak In
passing
SUNDAY "TRAIL-IIITTERS"
WILL GO TO NEW YORK
One Thousund Philndolphians to Oc
cupy Pulpits Tomorrow
Nearly 1000 Phlladclphhi "irnll-hltters"
will speak In Protestant pulpits of New
York tomorrow ns n beginning of that clH's
campaign to create Intcicst In the mining
of "Hilly" Sunday. April 1. As converts of
the evangelist's campaign hete two years
ngo, they will go by twos Into almost every
pulpit to tell their Impressions of "lbllj"
Sunday's woik It will bo the formal open
ing there of tho Sunday campaign, and will
bo followed by Ihe oiganlatioti of Bible
classes and cottage prayer meetings
In the nppeal spiiI out to pastors of New
York Protestant churches to give tholr pul
pits to the Philadelphia "trail-hitters" It
Is considered that "the careful organization
and preliminary work will bring n blessing
apait fiom the ludlviduul work of the evan
gelist." DEAD DIPLOMAT'S WIFE
ASKS FOR HUSBAND'S BODY
Mrs. Luis d'Antin Hequests U. S.
Demand Exhumation From
Mexico
to
WASHINGTON. Jan 11 Formal re
iiueit that the bodv of Luis d'Antin. ex
American diplomat, who died sii-m
under suspicious circumstances In Stevlco,
bo exhumed nail examined tor trucks ur
poison, was lodged with the State Depmt
ment today by Sirs d'Antin. It was said
that the request would bo complied with
and Instructions were wired Consul Wil
liams, at San Luis potosl, to proceed with
his Investigations
Sirs d'Antin desires to have the bodv ex
humed and shipped to tho t'nited States
but trouble Is expected on account of un old
Slexlcin law forbidding the lemuvul of iniv
body from Mexico for two ai after
death.
WOULD GIVE TEACHEKS .MORE
HAltRISllPRf!. Jan. 13. The Stale Hoard
of Kdueatlon adopted lesolutiuns favoring
an Increase of 330 n year In the salaries
of all tenchera In the publlo sohoolH of the
Statu und fnvoilug no appropriation of
$IH,r,00,000 of the elementary and high
schools for the coming biennial period
Trolley Fender Saves (Jirls Lhea
lauding in the fender of a trolley ur
after the gear of their oxprc-ss wagon broke
tuved the lives of .Marie Thomas, ton years
uld, of COr: Slci'allum street, ami Sarah
anffney, ten years old, of 20 Harvey street
Tho girls refused to go to n hospital ami
wore taken to their homes Tho accident
occurred while they were coasting iu
Haines street. Oeriiuntowii.
Wealthy Woman Kills Iluibnntl
nilNVIJH, Jan 13 Sirs Stella M. Smith
thirty-seven, wealthy Denver woman, slmi
and killed her husband. John 8. Smith ut
her home In the fushionahle Park lllll hc
tlon today The shooting resulted from a
quariel over Sirs. Smith's twelve-year-old
daughter.
Weddings
PlinitY I.QMIIAHDI
A large assemblage witnessed
the
wedding of Sllss Sarah Lombard!, daughter
of Sir and Mrs Angelo Lombard!, and Mr
Anthony Perry, who were married, this
week In St. Nicholas di Torentlno's Hainan
Catholic Church by the Itev. Father John
Cerrutt- . , ...
The bride was gowned In a combination
of white silk tulle and satin, with a long
tialn of satin. A cluster qf orange blos
soms held the long tulle veil In place lltr
shuwer bouquet was of white roues and
lilies of the valley
Sllss Lombardl was attended by her sis
ter. Sllss Slary Lombardi ns maid of honor,
utii Mr Joseph A Lombardi was beet nun.
Silas ljinm-i Uruno and Stiss Anna Bruno
were bridesmaids and Mr Angela perry
and Mr. Frank Placao acted as ushers.
A reception In I.yrio Hall followed the
ceremony, which 'was attended by 800
gut. After the reception the couple left
for a trip to Niagara Falls. Upou their
return they will live ut 1821 South Watts
street
What's Doing Tonight
IliiUcUlll iktlch Club annual uimIUis ana
1 PbUdlpbia Ortheatra Acadeni of Uuilc
lrrun!u Clue Uaur Uoufjtturr' Club
Ttotlo SiunJy UtM'm AueclaUea banuuat,
BrfUivue-KtraCrVd.
Farmer Smith's
Column
COIN.! TO CHURCH
Sly Dear Children It innttets not lu me
what church you belong tu It matters a
whole lot to me whether you go to church
or not I knuw- II Is hard foi von to go
when you aro little bin you may lake it
from your editor that mum- or the pleas
nntest moments nf bis life arc spent ill
looking buck on the time when h sat In
a great big chinch looking at the stnlued
Klass window and swinging his tlnv hgs
Ills reet would not couch the floor
Thev say children of Imhiy do not like
to go to church
That Is not true
1 want to leave ono thought with you
During the week theie nro many thoughts
and Ihlnga which comii to upset you The
(tilet of church will, lest you
Slany questions pop into your he id. the
answeis to which pu.li- you -you may llud
the answer to them IN ClU'ltCU I do
Theio Is u PHAi'i; about church that Is
found uowheio i Ise
FIND THAT PIIX'!'!
There Is a Hlf.UNCK In church which Is
not of thu c'lttHsiouiu oi of tho home In
that silmce vour consclenco speaks to vou
us It c.iiinut speak on the street, nt woik or
play Ho where vou can hear that clear
voice, foi It will help vou bear your cross,
which Is Ni:VLU harder than YOU can
bear
This Is a suggestion 1 cannot leave UK
LlCilON out of mv talks roi It is the edu
cation of your SOU1, all that Hum a 1 f
v.i)U the Heal vou I have found some
thing that Is priceless. I pass It un to you.
as n recommendation not as advice
Lovingly, FA11MKU SMITH.
Chlldien's I ditor.
NANNIE HEAItS A NEW STOHV
1! Farmer Smith
"Why aio you holding our head'" asked
Sirs llumpus of her husband ono night.
"I urn trying to think up u new stoiy,"
replied Hilly
".Stop thinking and let the story come to
vuu." answered Sirs. Humpiis. "When vour
bead Is all full of 'thinks' there Is no locuu
for a stoiy to come In."
Just at that moment Nannie's voice come
fiom mutalrs and lllllv jumped up and run
up Ihe steps, two at a time, and when ho
kissed Nannie under her chin, just to inako
her laugh, ho told this story
"Tonight t will tell yon about Sir nnd
Sirs Potato Bug and their three children.
Faith llopx and charily."
Jiint about the time the Uidv Hug ar
rived Sli Potato Hug found thut his family
had eaten their home up. and he had to get
nnother for them You see, potato bugs live
on the leaves of potato vines, and when
they get hungrv. then thev eat their homo
up. So when Sir. Potato Hug found thnt
they had eaten tbeii whole house up, In
cluding the backdoor steps, he was veiy
busy looking around for some other large,
iulcv leaf on which to make his home.
"Sly doi good -wife' said he, 'I hear
from tho Cricket that there Is a lovely
potato patch over near where the Ijidy
Hug has her bungalow, and I think we will
move over there'
"'All light." said his good wire, 'but I
think you ought to get a hhkorv leaf to
move us on You remember the lust time
vou moved us the chUdrmi ttte up the potutu
leaf bcfoie they got to their pew home'
'l guess you aio right.' said her hu
bntul: 'yoit.wnlt here and I will go und get
a hickory leaf, and then I will cany you
all sufelv to your new home'
"So i ff went the Potulo Una and soon
returned with a largo hickory luf Ills
wiro was getting the children reudy and
when he called to her she had their things
on. and they were ready to go with him
"Over the lumps of earth ho pulled them,
the sun gettlnif higher all tho time ami the
day getting hotter, until Anally he arrived
nt their new home, end tho children and
their mother jumped oft the leaf
Mr Potato Bug sat down to rest, and no
sooner bad he begun to get cool than he
looked tip und Saw Faith, Hope and charity
were eating up the front porch of their new
home
'Here' Hero" he cried 'Do not start
eating the flout porch ; Iwgin with the ImiJ,
il rc'l Hi si '
So the dear children scurried to the
back porch und began eating it up as fust
as possible."
FIREMEN SAVE STOCK,
BUT MILLINER IS ANGRY
nePii"
"French Shop" Owner's Loss Confined
tp 525, hut Bonnets Were
Mussed Up
A bull In a china ehoii Is no worse than
fliemen In a millinery Btore. in the opinion
uf liunjamln arcs, proprietor of the
French Shop," millinery, at 1313 tllrard
avenue
When Orow arrived at his shop this
morning he was shocked. Hat boxes and
trimming were strewn over the front pave
ment, the plate glass In tho door was
broken and boarded up, the liHerlor was a
mass of feathers, lutts and feminine frills
And the key would nut fit the doer.
Qroee ran for a policeman and refused to
anter hut store until he had a report from
the Insurance patrol. He learned the dam
axe was about 125.
The tire started about midnight, presuma
bly from defective electric wiring, the fire
men said
tiroes said this morning tne nremen must
all be married men judgmg from toe slight
lesetci the.' showed fur femlittn things in
Gross said this morning the firemen must
iua hat ebon.
LOCATING AN AUTHOR
ropjrlyht I ir, I it lNhi3 . ompHtiv Heprtnted by aiiclal nrratisement.
"Hnve you ot 'Fifteen Decisive Rattles of the World'?"
"Who wrote it?"
"1 don't know his name, but I think it was some married man."
BEYOND THE GREAT OBLIVION
(Sequel to "Tho Vacant World")
Hy (5EOKGE ALLAN ENGLAND
t opurtoht, 1916 lij hranl: ,1. tlunsey ( OmlnJllu.
HAIM i: It , II (Cmillliilrill
QT13IIX, desperate, wrembid his olltd
O arms clem A second later they had
closed again about Ihe chief's thio.it the
one point of attack Hint Stein has i husen
for his best.
The hit bin l.in rnltored lirunting. pant
ing, he shook thu engineer ss a dog shakes
a rut, bill Ihe hold was secure U unrou's
great aims wrapped themaeives lu a tor
mldlibln "bnily -scissors" gtlp Slerti felt the
breath sipiccxed fiom Ids budy
Then suddenly Ihe chiefs oilv heel
slipped on the siuoot li-woi n lock not tell
feel f i oin the lip of Iho bubbling vat and
foi the second time both fell
This tlinu Stein was atop Over thev
rolled, once, twice, stinlii.ng with mad-nest-
Klein's thumbs were sunk deep lu
Ihe tliiout of the barbarian at eithei side
As he gouged hauler, deeper, he felt the
terrific pounding of Ihe rh'efs Jugulat Hot
on his own neck panted the choking breath
of Kuinrou Oh, con', I he onlv hold Mint
gilp n minute longer--even hnlf a minute'
Hut already his own biealh was gone
A burning (Hied his ears; miaikling lights
danced, quivering befoie Ills eyes. The
blood seemed bursting Ids brain : Tar off
and vaguo ho heard the droning of the
llamo, the shoutH and crleu of thu great
horde of watchers.
A whiff of steam hot, damp, terrlfvlng
pissed across his face, in which Ihe veins
weie starling from the nilv skin His eves,
hulf cloned bulged from the sockets 1 It
knew Ihe pit was verv close now ; dully he
heard its sleadv bubbling.
"If I go. ho goes, too', the engineer
swore tu himself "Hell never h.ne
Heiirice anywnv '"
Over nnd over they rolled, their grips
tight-locked ns sluel Now U'amrou was
on top. now Stein Hut the ihlef's muscles
were still strons ns ever; Stern's already
hud begun to weaken
Strive as ho might he could not get
another hold nor could he throw another
ounce of power into that ho already lind
Pp. up. slovvlv up slipped the chiefs nuns:
Stern knew the savage meant to throttle
him; and once tliosi long, prehensile lin
gers reached his throit. good-by!
Then It seemed In him u voice, very far
und small, nun speaking to him, coollv, im
personally in a matter-of-fact way. ns
tnough sugge-ulng nn operment.
Dazed as ho was he rei-ofniised that voice.
It was Ihe volco of Doctor Ilarbult, who
once had taught hbn many n wily trick
upon the mat Hnibiilt. dead and tone
these thousand years or more.
"Whv not liy the Fitsu-da. Stern?" Iho
volco was saving "excellent at times "
Though Stern's face was black and
swollen, eyos shut und mouth all twisted
nwiv In this titanlo snuggle with the ape
hold'of the hurfe chief, yet the soul within
him Cdlmlv smiled
Tho satsu-du: Yes he remembered It
now Strongest and best of all the Jiu
jitsu feats
And. suddenly loosening his hands rrom
the chief's throat, ho clenched his right list,
hard as steel
A second later the "klllltiB-blow" had
fall-sn on the barbarian's nook. Just whero
tho swelling proiubernnco behind tho ear
marked the viinl spot.
Terrible was the foice of ttuit blow,
struck for his own life, for the honur of
Iteatrlee. the. salvation of Iho world
Kan.rou gae a strung grunt. Ills head
fell hackwaid. Both oyes closed, the mouth
lolled open and a glairy froth began to
liieklo down
The frightful grip of ihe long, hnlry arms
relaxed Exhausted, Stem fill prone right
on the sipi'iy ''dg- of the boiling pit.
He felt a sudden scalding dash of water,
sti-iim uud boiling spi : he heaid a sudden
splash, then a wd. barbarous, Ions-drawn
bowling of the maiaed Folk.
Lying there, spent, gasping, all but drnd
lu the thlik Bteam-drlft of the vat, he
opened his eyes.
Kamroti was nowhere to be seen,
Seemingly very distant, he heard the
i opper drums begin to beat owe more with
feverish haste, ... .
A great, compelling lassitude enveloped
him He knew no mure.
CII.U'Ttilv .WNVlll
The sun uf iM'rli'B.
t.-iTrtlAT altitude now .' Cuu you make
Wout. Allan;"
"No The aneroid's only good up to five
miles We must have made two hundred,
vertically, since this morning The way the
propeller takes hold and the planes climb
! this condensed sir is lust a miracle!"
Two passengers at that:" Iteatrlee
answered, leaning bark In her seat again,
She turned to the patriarch, who, sitting
in an estra place in the thoroughly over
hauled and nawiy tnuipped Pauillae, was
holding with nervous hands to the wire
btuvs In front of him.
-patience, father." she cheered him "Two
lmurs mure not over three, nt the outside
-.ml vou shall breathe the upper air again'
or the T first time the sunlUht shall fall
ntiQii ovf face?'
"Tito sun! The sun1 Oh. Is it possible?"
mut mured the aged num. "Verily. I hud
never thought to live until this day; The
UCame silence between these three for a
iime while the strong heart of the machine
beat steadily ; and the engineer, with dft
T,ul skillful hand, guided It lu wide-swept
spirals upward, ever up. up. up, bk tovvard
the realms of day. of life, once moie; up
through the fo ad- a ,fr'
heat and dark and mystery, toward the
clear, pure, refreshing ulr of heaven again.
At last Stern spoke
Well father." said he, "I never would
have .bought It. but you were right, after
all1 They're like so much cUy in the
potters hand now for me i see I can do
with them whatever 1 wilt
airsm "" - r.. , '""
after nil to any audi piopo-itlon its one
I h.ng for them to acen iuj as boas down
I was afraid some ot mom ioiui uojci
"'" "" v"'" w "L ', . .v,I , .
tharv. aud qulU aaotbu for uiaui to coiuwiC
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tn wholes.ilu transplanting, such ns we've
Roi limlei way Hut I can't see any pusalhlo
lensoii why with plenlv of lime and pa
tience the thing can't be accomplished till
tight Thu inulii dinimiliy was their con
sent; and now we've got that, the rest Is
mere detail uud routine work "
"Time nnd patience," iepc.ctc.1 thu lrl
"Those are our wiitchwoids now, boy. And
we've gil lots nf both, haven't we'"
"Two passengers each Hip, ' the engineer
continued, mole practical than she "und
tin tf trip" n week, at Iho must, makes sit
of ihe Folk lau.le.i on Iho surface weikly
In other winds It'll take"
"No matter about thnt now'" Intermitted
Hentrli'e "Weve got all tne t line there Is'
Dvtn If It takes llvo yeais, what of that
What nre months or even yetits In the llfu
lilstoiy of thu world'" ,
Stern kept silence jalu In his mind he
was levelling a linn 1 -d vital questions of
shekel, feeding, in cllinatlr.ntlcin ...r those
men. now to be tiausporled from a place of
dark and damp und heat to the stiange
outer regions of the surface-world
Plainly ho saw It would bo a task of un
I ur.llMc.l skill, delloaev and dllllcult nc
. ompllshinent ; but his spirit rose onlv the
higher as lu faced Its actual details. After
ull that ho and Iteatrlee Iinil tueu through
since their wakening In tlio to-ier. 1 e feared
no failure to solve anv questions that now
might rise Hi- caie. bv keeping the Polk
nt Unit in nivis then gmduallv acculinii
ii. i; them to stinngei uud brighter llhl.
more air. mote lohl. he knew be t ould
bridge Ihe gap nf centuries In a few years
Kver ml iptub'e the human bodv would
respond lo chunked enviionnieiits Patience
nnd time these would solve ull'
And ns foi this Folk's barbarism. It niat
teted not Sluch better such s'ock to re
build fiom Hum Homo mild, supine race of
far higher cultuie To fight the tough bat
tles of life and re-eKtabllshiiicui Mill aheud.
tho bold and vinilikn Morucnans were all
that he- cutild w Ish
"linuglna mo as n sihool-teacher," sud
denly exclaimed the glil, laughing, "giving
tho children A. 11. C und making them lead:
i see the cat' when there aren't any cuts
nowudays no tame ones, anyhow! Im
agine" (CONCLPDMD MONDAY )
III liory CI.PU. u new Kerlftl M.iry lir
II. Itlder JIusBiir.l, hes'ins un I'usr U ut Mils
Uilie.
Ilryn llu'wr Seeks Coo!in;r Teacher
Sllss Hilda Smith director of the llryn
Slawr Community Center. Is luukiug for a
looking teauher who can teach an nflnriioon
t!uH of gills on Thursday ot each week,
KELU.MOUS UHEVITIES
"Ths ICIml of llott I Illlev In" will be ih
subject vt Ihe llrm uf n nerles of Sunrtny illaht
Harmons In the Itev Dr Klmer lllliiiurtll Helium
In Ctitv(ir Sfelhodtat 12nla.opnl f'liurrh, I'aro
utuht street und liAlilmore avenue, hestnnlnc to
morrow nUh. Willi I Iiellelo In itn.l Whv "
ur llin. ui.d Hterntty Questions" Is ihi ifcle
of th si ie ' .
A I' rellutan and other .levrleh rtirletlatia
will tpeuk tomorrow l.tslit lu Ileldeineri;
I'hunh Nineteenth and Oxford atrrets The
ltev lir It t' Kartiiutn, pastor, will prewclt
tumurrow moriuntr ut 10 Si) o'cluiU on "The
ArK uf ilod In too Hjuse "
The firm ,if a nerlea of five discourses on
Puleallue Uld and S'svv" will bs given bv the
lti Ur j..Hph irauKopf in tho tempt ut
Ihe iteforiii t'unsruiratlon Keneaelh Israel, Hroa.l
ttr.vt end Coluiublu avenue, tomorrow morn
Ins "Un .he Whv to Jerusalem" will be
tha subject uf the Orel of tho aerie.
"Tha Soveralsinly and th l"atherhou4 of Mod '
will be ihe txt ot a sermon tomorrow morning
In I'aiitral foimra'oitonul Ctmrvh by the paatur,
the Ilev William V Ilira-
Th ilev Lir llur
llli, I'rmbjlerlso Ministerial Assoilatlon Slon
dy nioriini In Westnilnaier Halt oa "Alsskun
Itambles A Visit lu tha Ureal Jlulr Uluuier "
"Paar va Irfivo" vvlll be Ilia mujtrt of tho
Dm. Dr Marent-e H Jls.-.rloej's sermun In
tha Arch tlireot I'r.-sbjurlao Church llljlu
evntri and Arch streois, tomorrow nluht. A
yrles of uddreaaea iu the sreal railsluus re
fuiuiers will bcjcln at lha (hurcb nrtt Sunday
thl. .
Tha Itav Dr Madison P.ra. uf N'aw York,
will piruch lumorrow mornlnn and evenlni: In
tho Memorial I'spllst Church llruad anil Slastor
atrceia un "Tha I'curl I'.e.iorul PrU-" and "Tha
AUrmln liureas uf lha Iirlnliluit Habit Anions
Our Aiaerlcsu Women '
Tha ltev una K Iluerr 'will oreoeh before
the liermautown Unitarian, Society tomorrow
murniliB.
Prof I'Ullou It
will apeak In lite
rnurruw inornUui.
powjV of ,Iaalvlle. Pa.,
First L'nlturlan Church toi
Illahoo Moya and tha Key abrt p,
vvlll deliver aaruMus la the Church vt tha
alien
Itoiy
Aisetiica loniorruw w,
The Klhl. al Cul'ure Soc'elv will hear tha
a.-ou4 UMtu"a of Chsrie-a Zuebllu a couraa on
Tha I'Blted Hlatas Paie-ifiiker ami bVaiw
moker ' lu iba llroad eltrael Theatre
The aortaly will hold Its thirty aecood annua)
buloM uiiellnv; Tuas-Hr
"KJucatlon" will La, ttta aubJiK t at th ltB.
nr J llresr atoltun' sermon la llu, lujw ptr,.
biterUn Churib loiuiurrow luurnliw Tn Kv.
William It. Push will prejih at tha sveubw
aervlca
TLe ltev Ueorsa Chalmers tllchiuobd will
praaeh twuurrow nlhl o "Tha j,v That la
of Cud ' In Kl.irklae-s Hall. IS It Njxlh Jiuan
"Tha Avaraee Man la I'olllke" will be dla
. uaavd at ll- forum lu tha Central Y VJ f" A
Itfl Arc airyel tonerrow llUnJ S. Slorrta
will sueak and lead the lUacuaauxi
Mra Marlon Ceats Wautworth dramatic
readar, will alva a reedtn ot "Tha Sunkiin
H.H in ihe Broad Street Theatre, at 3 o'llock
t iiuorrovr afternoon uud-ir auaplcaa of the So
rlallat I.Uerary Society
-l lafoi totror ttlladelphla. poiismaa
wui oeljte hia soub4 au&ivuaarr as i, CbVui-
tl I'ravitoid (utror Hllladelphla, poll
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tun in Tnnnrrut-h Mltalon lonlnht. and Samuel
Moore will Mltbtate his nrt tomorrow ntafit
"The tllit Slairr MovtmtnC
will In AltniHHl
b7 itnnM james u Mel
Itellpr At S n look tnmar-
row sft-,rnpnn In .he Alumni Ihn amir. Ilriai
street srl Monlsomery avenue At th ni"tln
s IMIr frtm Ju.lai. ItaTmon.l MorV.lbe win tin
rn.t. esplalnlns lil siiltml lonard oclal
worKra . .
The r'nkfor.l N'drlh llnetlut t'hunh. Ihe
llermen l'rel.vletMn rhurrli and the frank
r.t.l Avenue MMhnnbU t.rlwonnl .'Imreh will le
Ktn union rvlee In lawt thrVe weekl Monday
nlthl In Ihe Norm Hnptlst fhurch
Tkf ttv llinlfl fi Welsle motor of tho
.eefi'tlnn TuemHy rienlnr In irlpbrntlnn of his
t,nth BMilierfirv a ttfistor nf the PrlncMon
I'rlMerln rhurrh. 1'ov.elton and Saundefa
anuea . . . I
The lie. Daniel K Welale. mho rof the
SUalah Lutheran Clnirrh. Blxteen.h and Jefter
a,tn aireeto will nrearh tomorrow nichl on "In
lelernnee Kmll K hlnldt flrnt violinist
,,r the rhllndeiphla Drrl.etrn. will alva a pro
uram ot hlilalc
rioo,". .India l the aubfert of an nddreaa
fo l,e Rlieu l,v Hie Itev lr Forreet K Daaer,
In ihe Vorih lirnnth Y M .' A tomorrow aft-
el nonn
NATIONAL PEACE
MEETING
To uigc the ending of the war nt the
eaillest possible moment.
Nonpartisan
Nondenominational
Thursday Evening, Jan. 18th
ltl.1 O'CLOCK
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Broad below Locust Street
SPEAKERS
Mrs. Sarah Bard Field
of San Frnncleco
Senator Wm. A. Stone
Democratic chairman on Foreign
ll'latious
Hon. Henry A. Cooper
Member of House I'ommlttee on
Foreign Affaiis
Rev. C. H. Parkhurst, D. D.
of New Yolk
The Hon. Daniel F. Cohalan
Justice of Supreme Com I of New York.
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch
Free reeeried fcrsts con be eei tired nt
Heppe's TUket Oilier, 1 1 10 ('lir.tmit
hired.
itrxii.inrs notht.s
llautUt
I141ri-,T TKMli.l'.. Hrood and ll.rk.i ate
ltev A. U llarrle will i,rurh 11130 a. m and
"So p m Henri S.o.t. hiieeo vvlll be with
us In tne eveulnir. iira.tn recual. . 10 v
liorenco Heviiolds uruunlMt
CIHCSIMT STKKirr HAITI'sT CIIUlSCll
rheetnlit el iv.al of 4Hlli si.
iiv:iini:K u AUA.MH. I) Ii Pnator.
11.45 .i in llrotlierlioud uf A. uud I.
in an it in Worship
'J n p in I'lhle .s.huol.
7 II i in Worship
Prejulllnj liy the I'aalor, Uoelor AdotUB, oa
"Tho I.eienllolH ef I'. Hre '
MITSIl'M, sr.KVICK
Mule finnriei lloyul 1 St.if I . Il.tn. Ural tenor;
Frederick Anne second tunor. Hurare It.
Hood, first brtas. 1'rederkk U Ilees. second
lissa.
I h.i bona Day i-loses" Sullivan
Morn I.OVO lo Thno ' yinllh
A 1'erfeit luy' lloud
lluiisit hmn.
Urelbrea
Tuisr ciiuittii or nn: HHi;rincrv '
(ljunkerl, cor. Carliale and Uaupuin ata.
I'reachlm; lu 30 a m. and 7:45 p. m.
Sunday lichool. 2 30 p tn
rrayer Metlns each Wedneaday evenlna1.
(ooffrernllonl
ClWritAI. CmlltCH. lSth and Qre-n ats.
Itev. WILLIAM V. 1IBHQ, Pastor.
snnviciss u a. m . ani s T si
HUNIIAY I' l THK.MHS FOU JANUAnT,
"MOnKUN INTKItlitUTV-TIONS OP OLD
Jan 11 'Iho Sovereignly nnd Fatherhood of
""'onTiiNrrv roit qitstions afteu
TIIH HHHMON. SCATS I'ltDIJ ALJ, WEle
I'ojit: ,
i:thlcal Culture .
Sir. CIIAIII.KS 'L'KIH.IN will apeak on "The
l-lthtrs ot tho ties " llruad til. Theatre. 11 a,
m ruoilo welcome
Methodllt F.plaropal
t'or.tlvilII AVK.. cor. 55th at. Rev. B. JT.
IIARI'. 11. W Monlceo 1U.30. 7.30. ii. b. 2:30.
Sllsrellaneoua
DOCTIIU KICIIMOND preaches i aunday. S p. m..
In Uoclor Kldrldso'a Hall, latl N. tocaa as.
I'rvsbyterlan
AKCII r!lKtrr Clllltril. lsth and Areh.
"lav CI.AKRS'CU KPWAlll) StACAHTNET.
Ill 4f The lelebratton ot tno loira s oupper.
1 Sunday srhool
s "hur v Io,vo "
Commenclus- Sunday evenln January 51. Dr.
Macartney vvlll deliver a. series of addresses
on "Tlie Ureal Ueformers of Christianity"
The music at tomorrow'a arvlce will b as
follows: "Andanlo llellaleuso." Vincent! "Pas.
loralo," Slauuey. "Nu. lurne " Dcthler.
lloi'i:. 33d and Wharlon ats Minister, tha Key.
j. (in.vv uoi.ton- n ; nv William
TYLOH C-ALUWKLU Assistant. !(: a. m ,
llanllini' Dr llollon'a theme. "Education"
7-45 p m lluv William 11 Push will preach.
, I'roteetant Kplaeupal
( IllilCll IP 11IK HOLY Al'OHTIJSS. -Jlat and
l-hrlatlan sla ltev, OKUItOK HEHUKKT
TOO!'. I l . Hector
b 0,1 a in Holy Communion.
10 3o u in Missionary Litany and sermons
b lllstiou l.lojil. President of tho Doard of
Missions, and Rev Kobert Patton. n D,
fee, ratary uf lha yitsslutiury Province of bu
Kv.ry member canvass throughout the Parish,
In Iho atlernuun
7:13 pm fcervlce and retwrla of oanvattsra.
CH1KCI. OF ST. I..'KKM TB rvm(A
Jtl's'1 l.W.lWSWarK& Hector.
h tut a m-l!oly Communion.
111)0 a m Sunday School
il V1 u m -"-Vtornln urayvr and aermon
a Ju p lu lnfauiar Hchool and Ilible lisesea.
S 00 p.ui tiveolns lraer. Anthem and Ad
dress
Iho rlector will preach al both aervlees.
Sorlullet l.Uerorj Society
Silt llliION CR.IIU nKXTWOHTII. autoar
and dramatic reader velll slva leadlnu of
"ilia huuken Hell" tomorrow. 3 v. m.. at
Dread hi Theatre Muste by Ilabn'a Strlua
Quarlel Public mvlled m
I nllarUo
ilKST VMrARtAV, 2188 Cbasiuul at
lu u. in Sunday achuul
It a m Prof. C H Howen. of aUadvllla,
Pa -Ht praaeh on "All Flash ia , , .,
Aiilham Hvbat Thou Hast Given Ma Ird,"
by Cv4rlde Taylor, aud "i WUI Lay Ma
Down In Peace." by Blair.
ybfflE " 'loae"- orjaalet
nEKSINTOWN UNITAttMN dOCIKTY, arM
at rd Cuelten ave Bav A J l-Oi,BilAN.
Minister Sunlay school, 10 a m . srvlc.
tt u uj lUv otto IS Duerr ,ll praaoh
Yaugz sleu'a CJuUlbiii AasasUI,la ,
Con
Y.
M.
C.
A-
bl'.NUY F0UI-ea4Q P. 11.
Ttsa Avr4o lUy lu PfWsra
Iuu KoUod P Morris etoaaker.
Au auasrar to iba qusetHava
UaWarlli WeJloT eK3TT5i''
Stransara ara aud vo (ai.1 at nuiua.
'in tub couia BVi.; woniupust".
iJKsb loual Thealr Md ad I
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saj-ttaiw.
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