VWT1IPW jfpwipwpw'' i ji n iiywigiiii;,;y''r; rvmvrmrrv TKWirf W " ififWS rv-WWIV "rtJTMf" iwn'W !f JOURNALISTS FROLIC "IN BOHEMIA' TONIGHT fen ami Pencil Club's Entertain ment lo Be .Given al Bellevuo The ninln 1" nnilt lo rle mi the 1'ett jn,l p. i i lull Night 111 llnhetniit tn (ifRlit i Hi" HelletueWrntfoMt II ullt tie fiti i r ' l liiilloli of lli clubs tttentt flflli inn nan and promise lo tip n pice tiiAkP' In tin" nv nf Jiiullnllnris c'tert Ihlnc In Hk" tint "f twenttettl-refltttrv ehier- i Hint" 1 1 HI be folilitl nl the hilt m uiii in taste run lo mmeiiv lip Kin (mi Km hint ''arte nnd t'.llZnlieHi Attir fa, ii i f Dm Cohan ftetlie, fthil .Urn Jim i. ii fi.im Keith wllh Ulllt MonlBotti 0rv iikI i' I'ril Pent, from the mm plav douir 1 1 i'lonitlh, Wit It tlohnit Inn par-inmii-t nim Kitr .ferrv on Hip Jul ' eten ii in ilu ppU ttlll help mill n large pum h f tti Hip f"" ltno U fnmt niii" lo music, then Hip par IpipiiiM nn t piPpUP to IMen lo Vlvlehhe Rccil Mm tlnirplt and other Kl fotfl ll n tin woilil of haimoiiiP Hi thp xi ph if Imp in ..r of i lip fiii'l Hint tlir-ro Is lot of tain i ii Hi ti uikff i' tx Nolimtn lfiTrles xtn in" "I i1"" Mnlil of Philadelphia ' Vho mil ii "id i ti'inipiinl" encltnlte spIpp tlnn Mini i I'"' direction of Charles) M Brill I 1 Ti nil" "ii fir toiiii'iil nml ilutrnilpr tone "ill 1 1 pli-aspd with UpIIp tin tier, of Kp n li i l tpRiirdetl n it Ipiulpr, In thin Hm i f i "' nn nment till in I'liliilnii lli.tr mil tip tin ptiil of gMp . .mil tin III fiiriillii-(l liv t.ponnril nnil V, ii ir I ilu-Wonilpt" Allllpr and Almk in i nn in It net nil'! .Mrlltlili' mill ii (M I ' Hi' 1" Mm. win nn pttimlni'tif In Hip siititil polli ii mil business life- of Hip i' It will bn 111. I. III. IP ttlll III- It fPW SUIlll"'S villi" t ' ttt I I h II cp t WORD-!, MUSIC, SLIDES USED IN TALK ON VIOLIN K tjetlila Nan Den I'eenit Ciitei Illustrated l.ccti'io on unjrin tit Instnimont i.l in i k nml pliluips wpip i iio Mnul n in illu-lintlip talk ml the tlolln vi .ii ill iimiiti lit IIpiIiIh tun ilpll II,, mi .ii. "f Ilic list tloliiiltilH of Hip rii I nl. ii lu.i uu hpstrn. in WltliPrspunn II ill Hi H Hip si innd speaker lo appear In tin'- -ii'- "f In inn ttii' :lrst hating lipin Hum i.uli mi llh Ills ensemble of olil in-ti III i lit' Ml" WfPllS tlgO Mi vim !i li lii'Pinl detntpd putt of III" Inf'.i, il !! ' lo ii histoti of his itisl ru tin II' i il ilnlllK Hi Oriental ol Kill Later ji. ii ..I iii lii ihtiiivti mi ii hi i pin slides fi ii .In. it i ii inns .mi ii'tit itpt Ii pi iiIIIim! to tli. m ilnt Hi i li ip Hii follow ItiR muxip ti liitupi I liN mil. I'll M mntpinp'iit of Hip Hnili mill Pl to ill 111 111. I ud.lRlo fl "111 111 Ml h u i ti I lim Ii , ii iliiPttn nspilhptl to I. nml .in ill n I ' in ( nml Hip Wlunttiw l i I v mil AlKs Htmita C Stulile was lit ilu I'l in ' I i I milt i "I. nt Unit Hip iiiiilipiicp win h is ipnM- timk KriMtut plijotnipiit iiiiii ilu iiiit- plHtlin: tlutii his I n Hi Up V.t.ll 111 t"i l"W it toiip to In1 ntulllilp in l. I. it of Hip Iiiiiisp I. 1C lllliHt Kl-nsltltP trt --t In il.n s mil IhIoiik rft (lip leptfru tut It i- mi inliiili.ilili' lnlitilKt II l iMEN'DEI.SSOUN CLUK HONORS (JlhCIIRIST Sinn Memorial Numbers to l.ate Con- iltntot; New Leader I'leascs Audience I I EVENING LEDaER-rniLABELPnTA", FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1017 0 LATE HOUR BANE OF AMERICAN SCHOOL GIRLS; BEAUX. CLOTHES, WOES ARE, CAUSE AND RESULT MissK.!iii:niNi:vi-N(iir.oN' 1111, y' fef ''f ' f ill vs. Principal K a t h o v i n e . ,ris , ' f, Mkf lw Puncheon, of Girls' ,Sf ' fu Ji iJ High, Analyzes Do- Wm 'P J Vx feels of Training- ftmWW ' fl M s Ideal Maiden Should lHMnM"S,U M Belong to Her Ago, W. 'Wt A-kWfjMjiXMMk Not" Look and Act & ' j WWf W hat i. uiii. it., a -..i-.. ToontSir 1N eiu;iii)s Uiieu? 'kom .riu- JNOTUEB 1 uiiiii vSV Ruin (t j rii. ..'li .r li.uloi anil oliiiins of the Mlll'l'l- "till Itlll ttllH lOlllltllt lipplilUlll-ll In li i in iilliu il flull List etenintr ttlipn It f"i -ipi nnil spason tt.is lllaiiuiirnttil tilth i . in i it TIllH tp.ir Hip ('lull Ii.ih ii in w . itiiiiuiin l.lmltuit NoiiIpm wli" curiK . Ihi n Niw Vorl. uml tthopp loral cni'.i w i-. Ik irnn ttith iniuh pidiiiIm' of fiilfliinipiit Up -iiiiK iii'ininpllKliPil init.'h In ihi it nf milting nnil noliillft inn the cIhiii - in i lip tonic Ii h nrpHPnt post E tli ".. iiiiii . ih toinnipi ini itlip in mn.. fiicr.-p or ino rpcpnt upntn or Dr V W i Hi in st who inutiil.'il Hi. i nli in iy"i i.i ' i "ini ipiI it until his iluinlsp, n fl I" '.llfllllHt M "I'llP ll.lt Ih Cctitl Sinl he ' nnil Rultlvan'8 "Tito l.onu hit i l i i ttiip nuns in iiieinori.'iui lliirlp Mnn. I it -inn lotitriitto. iih KoloiHt Hani; no mi fin ii i .In K Thprp tins n hi me nml . n B0IL1NU CANDY SCALDS I UTTI.R fJIRL AT PAHTV f KnoiUetl l'tnm tho Stovo, I'an of lint y Sitl statue Pours Over Clilld's hotly 'iii'iin in l in fi Itiiiliint ni'iii h" . il n.ini i Ion. wllp'l llilt S-n'tll m.n i.m ..iii foil .uralimt It Uurlnd fie ex nun mi . r i p.ntt in the home ' MIkh A i mi li i Mnsli lii'io, 'piuitil nter liip hotly of tin i nl, Riii .mil in kpvpipIv huriipil her th.it iu will in. i mm liter fr nem.il itcrlu ami inn In liinpil for life Tin ilnlil il inuMter of I l Wniltli. of T.initiiMii vi.ii iiiinn in n cliuir ttith her buk i.ii, tut hen the t'lmii toll liai'U H.inl nii ini In tryliiK to ntolil th tloti xii. -utiiU the pun of iiolllnc ciml) M.io Sarietj to fine Hall Mini M il mill oltj nmt'lulM hate Of CPiiinl nit it.it I ' ti tn ulteiiil lim eletenth miiiinil linn ..f i Ik. Mnii .Men of I'lillaili'l phi.i wliii 'i will In. helil nesi Mnml,i nlpht ' tl'M le l.ill AiiiiiiiR thoxo who hute ...Lii ,in simitur I'poro-i'r uml state Jvo.it. i iiu nml SUN'Irliol Tho Slnso h,ll'ii ' a imnnerltirlmi oicunixdtlon Vr .. ills ii he ,,, ttUl 1)9 sIvpii to illlll " I In . iiiiinlttee of itrrnnKPineuU In '""' I' I M liotiKhllii, I'li.ilriiun, Jqhti J in.eii mil lospph Uarnl Joseph l Imiliiu i- i halt man of tho reteptlou mm nuttii Tin piesnlent of the tmlety is Juliii I Miiiuiit 1'olKsoiiK Hecital l"i"f Hans Miillir of tiermnn). u rwig Utifil imthoiity in tho turlous TjpcB of full, otigs and folk music ttlll ho heard in u. foiiif ip, it.il in tho nuilltorium of Holy Cross Chun.li Noitheast cornet of Ninth street end Lehigh uienue, tqnlfc'ht l'rufes-ui Muller has made Intestigatlong not only in the matter comernliiB the music. UUt alsu In the litprnrv Inlprpst nt thA fnvt . of tho folksongs? uhlUi hate pretallei) munif tne (iermjii-sptdKliie peopleti from the earliest dais of their hlstort. He will king tho ihoiList selections from his reper- ,.- i.ocii tiueiii win assin m tne pro Brain of the titiiing Sees Future Men Bred Like Horses Nl'W ultk Jan 19-The prediction thai before many jears human he mjs will be perpetual ins the rate in the nine told clentitk manner in ithluh they now bleed horses and other animals is contained in The Itight to Be Born Well." a pew book y W I. l blokes, wealth Nh York Society man and Kentucky horse breeder There is no trouble to breed any kind of Wan )ou like theorizes .Stokes There tan be fourfeet men or se en-feet men U to tteigh forty pounds or 00 uotnids nills Admitted to Probate Wills probated today Included those of Amelia, II Uiison 191U I'enn tret HliUh n Pntats beimesta disposes of property tal ud at Jfono. Johanna Matthews sut we Ymh. streit 8U00, Oeorge W Hill JH" -1 el in the State Hospital orristown ?''"' at I I lizabetli I Fteminy Concord ilip ji. ) w ' i lliiol Kill ' lailp lAniis ihlpllt Allsi Knlhi'iliip t'liiiihi'iin tiinunlly itoirpil Itnl ttith l.i-liiR fhllnilplphlnn llrnt ttmnnn ; hlRh "I'hool pi Ini , pill, nllhoiiith she ilptltt.pf slip hint n iii.'.liMissm In Miss Kntily tint liiini, who tins in lit., hentl of Hip old foin mptilnl lgh s, hool. now tin- Wllllitin I'piiii has t.itefiill) illtiKtiospil Hip iiisp of the Ini ml rvils of Rfrln tiliu i ume untler ItPt Ptp nt Hip (lilts' lllRli nl SptPiitppiilh nnil SihIiik Hniili'ii stri'iilsi anil Him Is in-r ti lilt t l.atp hmirs Iti'llllX i lollies, ttops Titer,' ton hatp Hip uitisp nnd Hip ip slllt nf lute lioill. thir.' toll hatp till' IPll sun fin tin' sh'ipt-ptptl in pi up iiinlpr iliess'il, ineiil Hit mnl ph.t glen II) until toutiH ttoiiiiiti tthn litis i liiswooiiiu .Miss I'uiii In mi has hi pti sppiiiHtiR n mini ihul of tlin,. t.iuitlt tplllliR moth.is fimii Hip I,i tin pliitfuriii about these thliiRs nml siiiiltrtiir tin- mnih.is. liiiiilentallt, lo llml Olll Wllllll.-I III" ail-H.I til til.' Mlitltlilll nf the pinhlfin ilms nut lie with them "'Hut I ilon t allow m.t Rlrls to ru mil on si hool liiKln- sump of Hip lii.ithi'is will sat lo nn ' .MNs I'iiiii'Iipoii told mo In Iipi oltii." I pi rniit thpin to i-ii.itp imnpnnt and to ro in piii'IIph milt mi ITIiht.t, Siitiiiihit nml Sunihit nlRlits IIKST I I' Kull XK.T WCKIC-KMi "ThiH mat In- true ' .Miss l'liinhmn . nn Hiiueil, 'hut the) .up allowed to Iiuimiip so fiiRRpd Unit It lilkls tli.'ln nil' ttt ck lo IPi'iippiatp foi Hip next tviek-i-iid so. I a I oiRt "Unit Hip mini tint ii ttoiiiiiii talkliiR to Hie about u thliti pu-teat old si'hoolPhllil Mil til 'lli'i' pipiilmr i lothps hip ttoiuhrfiir " 'lltl'tlillR (IlltllPN I nskiil lltllll.Pll ' en this tt niii iii uplipil. slip lias four golRtolls I tl'lllllR lllPSSps 'Sow tin ti'it nttiactlte piimipal of Hip liuis llcli mini, n dial inllic iiihiip 'In nini liatl lout RoiRpous .i imp iliis . ,i mil. tmtp in mi lfi I am n thlilKii ipiu-olil IntiiiR thun' Ami tlipn Miss ruin In on toltpil soim m Rations Ildtill us tn I In- MRlini' of I In liiRh mh'Hil Rill tultii'p thnt Pipit mnt ) i with a RiowiiiR ihiiiRhtPi i mild pastp up In Ini mtioi fui niltntilaRpoils ilallt cousult.i tl.'li Xo IiIrIi sphool chllil should lip pp mlllptl in suit up lift -r in ot lock No mi'tlipr shoii'il losi wlRiit of Hip fail Hint Hip ppi IoiI IipIwppii fouttppn titnl piRlitpin Is thp most t Ii it I to n Rill from Hip standpoint of tintli nipulitl anil pht sital Kiowth o Rill at tills pi lied should lip k lit ptittrcl awnt from hots hut slip should uiipt tin m as slip Hints hy hrtithi'is. mi a tint lit nl luisls Thp shotilil not ho In r hpiiux Ctiit Riil, no miittei what hvr stn t on in llfp. should lip muite to, iii.es with uioilprnlioii mid ttilh moilpstt If tit tth.'ii ton look tit sotup of tin uiotlipis imi s. f sit hlatnp tli. ilnldiiii' llftpll tint lsi thp Sltllll lotlRI-pot Curt Ritl no ma i Hi lmw unit slip i'M. i is lo iiiai it no lu. t ti t If thpip is not Hip il.ipssltt for lor to w.uk. slioitlil hat- within lu-isi-ir Hip nlilllty to he splf-siistiilnlni; lit. -it Klrl. ipRiirilli-ss of the sim units Hint iiip kipt should hute a dellnilo hoiiii. nhliRatiott that hint must regu Inrlv ptrform I'liXfKSSlnV Til I'lilM'I.AKITY "Thp RtP.U Iroiihli Is" -MI-s I'un.'hi on limipil bat k nnd ttnsnl to lip pitRimiiuiallt' 'Unit tin- uiotlipis 111,.' tn sip tlieli Bill" liopuiai Its Hti.li a iliiap smt of popn- latitv It ntliiinl) tnii'i nn, in iiuii h Hint i in i.' i li Id to th. Iiinlth of tthosi iniml Mill limit lull nit. 1. 1 ton dloillll hi' Ritui at thK linn Hip inlplptit of ti in i ill tit fit iut h ttln i Hut itiaiit il tin tii.iihtrs that I hiu nut are n fin id Input thin fmt down on the iiiipptiintp of thpin ' 'If mt R.lW d HI t ro out' Hut mv, 'thet ttlll i iitsp tn ftit nut Int Motions . Ilnt will no Ioiir. i hi" pi'l iilm "Anil for this iliPtip nnoti" Miss I'iiih hpim i "iilliitii'il "Rii Is hip s-pollnl lliiv ate nllowpil In 1111 Hn'li lipiuls tttth ii latulrv filtolilt, to stut up until iniiliiiRlit nnd nftpi ami lo deck thiinsi'ltis tn Riiult, -Mpiiip iloilips 'Hip pnipiits hip Rii'.itlt to lilnnip. Thp Rlrl tthn 1 1 most ili'ppmlnhlp In mIiimiI is slip ttliosp liiolli.i nnd fat In r art' litlttR i Iosp lo Ini who riiIiIp lot mid who Insist that slip Ipttd a normal llfp in mid illR lo II SIIIIP plnii (Iptlsul ht HlPIII " The Idi'al sihnolRiil, iiumiliiiK to Miss I'uni hi on. who ft pi situ p hIip Riinlii.itpd fiom the I nitPisln of .MkIiIriiii in li'W and stiu IpiI to n.nli has li. . n lookuiR for Iut. has Hip follotvltiK ipialitli alioiiK Khp has phs.iil wi'll ln'liilr Shi In Ioiirs to hit tig. Hint Is ,f she Is roitiKen she in ts likf fnuituu - not Ilk.' I'lnlit.'tn m iwinu-.n-ln or foi u Sin- Is fun lotltiK Shf in m If-rpspu iIhr Shu Is thotiglUful uml has a s. iie of lespoiiKlbililt. stiu. is not stubborn, hut Is wllliim to In. Riiidi'd lit tliiisi. In whom she has toiitltlpiicp and ht ppoplt- ttith i xperl piitp ttliosp work has pmuil itn-lf Mips n )"' oil', it Is trup bill time 11 f.tt licit si luiiilKltlN i it tnss al.' I'lim lipon i il anil iIipi. want lo hi win. it lit Ips . an lot inol i ttln 'DIXIE' WOiMKN IIKRB TO KEEI LEE I5IRTI1DAY Ttto Chitpteis of Dauehteia of Cnnfctl- ctnc Will Celebrate Panious (icncral's Anuiersary TIip one hundred and tenth annitpraai) of the birth of ilcticial Itobert I: l.ee will lie lelplirntet! h Itto chapters of the Haugh lu. s m the I'onfedPtiH'y at enleitnlnmenls and i ci-i'pt ions this afternoon Tho Philadelphia Chapter will hold n leiiiiioii in the HollPt up-Strtilforil and a niuiii.il proKriim will ho Rltcn Mrs Ilk-haul lii-iir; I.i'c tin1 oiliest member anil lli.it mii-iiii of th" Rte.it I'linfediiiaip rpii- i , il t .11 he the rupsi of honor. She is the mother of Mrs llcihert T Ilartnimi. i k nt if of tho chapter MrH tiscar Mejer hum hpt'ii in UiarKc of the at ruiigemeutH :.. tiie celebration Aim 1'ollhtant Jones i Measurer unci Mrn llartii Best Is scr ipt iry Tim IhIiiip.c II Mamy rhniifi HauRh ti'is of Hip ' ijfidPiiu.t, will lehliiatp the I pi annltcrsat) as iipII as its nun tilnp te nth nniiltpisiiij at n ipcpption from I lo tl nt tin- lesliliiiip or Mis lipiiig.. llartnl. I'UJ Locust strut Mis I'ickett, widow of tho faiiuils Kencrul, will unno fioni Wash iugt in as the cuesl of hmim Tim I inline) II Maury Chapter is the IJrst olio organlEttl In tho N'orth Mrs. Jaiina T liaise), daughter of the man for tthoni the chapyr was named. Is lionmmy nicsiileiii Mrs Henry It Uillnrtl Jr . has been pres. Idciit foi lite yeais uml will ho i e-nlei ted tndat Jlrs Xauda'n fiuoi, flist ico pres ident . Jlrs tfophjo Waples. of Wilmington, second tico piPHlilmit. mid Mrs rehib.ilrt Il.lllilip. thlril t ice .president, will also ho re-eh-cled MATINIH: MUSIC'AlS I'ltOfiltAM Talented Women Singers' Club CJives Contnfa rmd Songs The annual choral inmert of the Matinee Musical I 'lull, under the diicction of Helen Pulaski Inties was eit en last night in the ballroom of the llcllevuo-Ktratfoid In nd tlitloii to the chorus those tiarlicirutine uero AssUtant urtists Antonio Tortllo double bass; Donald HciMliiK, liarltoue Koloists ttith tho chorus May I'nrloy soprano j Mario loughney, mezzo toiirano Horothy Wolff contrtilto Matinee Musical flub string orchestra Nina Prctt)tnan Howell director, Mrs Herbert W titans nt tho piano, Dorothy Johnstone Uascler, at the harp The, diligent and energetic directress i f tho cluh haB If nil) thing, hnproteil on the tonal quality and body of the singers They rend their scores in part-song and In -Mai Ilruch's cantata Kair Mien." with tech nical precision oral a good sense of light ami shade. Their chorus numbers Included. In Autumn" Orieg-llarrls. N'elghhor Mine' tlprlttg Thomis. Snow llal.es" V Chamiiiail? 'Is to ou filet Speaks. I.lnd) ' llilhert bpross. Homing Victor Harris The string orchestra under the direction of that excellent tlolinist Mtu Pretty -man Howell plajed "At an old Tr)tlng Plate." MacHowell. 'In War Time' (From the Indian Suite) MacDuuell Mr Torello showed that the contrabass Is something moie tlian a bullHddle capable only of affording a foundation for harmony, in his agile and appealing rendition of Fautas) Caprice Vails, Chanson Trlete. Kousewitzk) , (latotte Franc 111 Alius laiughue) gate a good account of herself in Xatler I.eroux s The Nile' in which she sang the solo part to an admirable ac companiment of the chorus Air (tedding s suate sweet toice bore much of the burden of the Uiuch work which hsa charm of melody and a deal of Uiamatic quality The Allfcsts Farley and Wolff also contributed excellently to the program with their obli.-ato to some of the part songs W H M HOW TO STORM THE HUSBAND COUNTER IN DEPARTMENT STORE OP LIFE TOLD Three Hundred Girls at Kensington Lighthouse Get Advice After "Matrimonial" Supper Start Hunting Mate at Fifteen and Wed at Twenty Is Counsel To (girls)) whom it ma) toiuern "If you are between fifteen and eighteen ji'iiiK of ngp, )ou iliould be liuikiiiR for n husband " If ton ate hetwepii pIr'.iIpi it nnd twen- It ton should lip llilnklnc of getting one" 'If ton iiip ntpr Iwentt in mor-t cases )ou a I rend) tiught to hate n worsir" half "If ton lintp failed, thus far. in con fniming to the iihhtc-u.iiuptl inalrlinonlnl rules -gpt bus) " "ti) girl ran get a husband Hint ttlll sntlsf) etpit chip of her whims and fnn i Ips If slip goes nboul it In the right tvny " The chiiU e should ho made, howoter, ttilh raliiuiP!.! nnil delihcratlon " .Such was tho adfiip g.teu to 300 girls nt an Interesting ' How-to-phooRe-a-hushaiid" mei'ting nt the Kensington l.ighlhouso, Waterloo street nnd Lehigh avenue In order to ho better able to digest the a lit ice they ttero nbout to receive, the girls first held a matrimonial" supper The menu was ns follows Sentimental Sandwiches Poetical Potatoes Tempeiamenlnl 'i'pn Bride's Dessert Alntrlmnnlal AIncaroons (Spoons allowed ) Then the 300 listened to an nddress on ' liublit -gptting-taptn s ht Dr Alice Xor lou of J1I Sniiih Ihlrtppntli sttei-t Doctor Vnrton said ninrringo nan a lot tpn nnd toldthp Riils thet piobuhlt would ili'pntpr this thpinseltps nfter thpy had drawn their prlsti "A woman i not p-nuplpin mil II shp mar rips " Doitoi Xniuin said 'Then she is finished." TJio spmlipr aiinoiim ei Hip following rules for choosing a husband: I'irst Deliberate enrefully before choos ing n liushnnil Second Be sure you tiew him ns others do. Third Mnkp up vnur mind tnnpprnlng the type .um want Fourth. If )ou want a 'home" man wait until you Ilnd one who will detelop home trails. Fifth If you want a politician seleot n man tt ho is well equipped mentally and one who gives promise of n future. Doctor Norton said "You can get a man of any t)pe )ou want if ton approach the subject with uihmipss mid deliberation When you git one, detote yourself to train ing Iilm to meet your Iduils x a ruto men are easll) trained Doctor Norton Is unmarried A if Geuting s Women's ?5 to Style Boots for Over 700 pairs of beautiful Boots, out of our -regular stock, famous "Queen Quality," "Bench Brand" and "Superior" makes, of this season's styles, but lines that will not be re-ordered. All sizes in the lot. At present market vahie, worth $6 to $10, While they last $3.90. 1230 Market Shoes and Stockings for the family. jLJfl(fKOiOUkC10 ovtiiJo) 19 So. 11th A n,.:i. rig I uiwc JTrta Morn of Famoui JSKoaa Service V Men's Shop Every Foot Professionally Fttted Three Geutinu liroiher Supervising MAY TURN TABERNACLE INTO CAMDEN MARKET City Stirred Over Disposition of liiiildiiif,' Used by Kvniu relist Lyon The tnbrttinilp nt Ninth and Wright Streets f nmilin. In which the llev Mllford It. t..ton conducted liln recent ptanRPllstlc ctltttfiniBh. will be rnntertpd into n mtinlrlpil mnrhpt or mntcnllon hnll nciniillng to a Mimer uirrent th I'nmtien lodat The etrttcttire. It tens learned l nmt mi tlpr the i ntilrnl of I. S .Itthhsob inlilrlit of thp ivenn Pier AtnitseniPtit I'ompnhy t'haMe lleyttnld vrho wits a meiuhpr nf the potnmlttpp In I'ltftrgp of ihe erection of Hip tnbprnnelp Is n slorkholder In the ttipnn Pipi pom em Mr ttet nolds. Who Is tuesldpnl nf Hip Kptstonp Leather I'ompant and member of the I'mndpti nml tlolnitt etanRellstu ront nilltee whli h hrntiBht I'opIoI I. toll to ('inn dpn said he had uotliliiR In do with the dls posllloti nf the tntiernmlp Prisldpnt .fnhtt son, of Hip nimspliiPlil potnii.tiit wild Mr Itptltolils nils a slot klmlilet or Hip coin iMIit ami lontiatt .. Ilir i iiiiiofH nf Ih.i tain nn, I" piopospd Pali to Hip Pitt, It iu old In tmti ilmtn itnl lis tn.iti rials iispd i tin ImlliliuRs to In- i'l" tt'd bt the t nm I mt i... ml in Hip t'liuiiten ('iiiiiilt clerhn " -li that thp uipati I ipi I'lmpim v i in. . rpi mud In I "ii I with n inpltnl of 1 1 . I 1 1 il i tporntots wpip licimtlliiR (n tltp II. in i n III" Mioiti l.i'Vl SIMtttrnt ils Itpt Holds i.i imiiifintntlons of Kiillilino In- ttillitin II Hat that Hip tnlipt- i n n down Were not dlspusstil im il at Hit m.'plltia of tin- hullilliiK n iiiisn ii i.ivt tiiRlil, nihil httslmss tak iu up tin tine of Ih" lomtnisslun Ittlllil ii k I"1- ii mi li.it sum Hip tnliprtiaPip must l.p t ii d li will i .'11111111 huwptpi until pVhtunrt 1. win ii Hip I'nuidpn I'otinlt Choral Soclptt. fin mi Hi Hip l.tott i holr of .'2(10 tokes. rius n iicitiil and rrpiption In hoimr of Piof llaiolil f I'lasp nml Alps rinse platiiM nml i hmi Ip.uIi I for Hip Lull meet lugs SOLI) THEIR DAUGHTER FOR $20, IS ('MARCH 1'nrent Jailed ftei I.mcr Sates Child Held Prisoner for ltt- fllsine; to Wed .llil.liri' III Inn l'i Mi and Mis Saliiui'l Slink Vmnlltip Mark lift ten tpnrs old and tltimiit 011-1I1 hip in Jail todat whllP Itistip- of tlip Pniip J I. Alopiiil IoiirIi iiitisligntps n tott to thp effect that thp girls piuttils tun t udtatoiiiig to fnrcp Iipi Into a nuiirliiRp with .nisi li afti'i Iip hud paid thpin -'H fot h 1 Miss Stalks tpfusnl in maiit Vmisi h ipd to hi i dotpiitlon in i loom nhotp a saloon ft. Illl ttllllll s, w is ii.siiinl ht Inioli lllki isll Itiotll' I mil" I Itltri H Itn.!' arms slip luintnil fimii a scinml stoic win dott lint tlipn atipi iiiil to tin pistil. to pritiut tb,. luililmi; .nil i on iibl. s lolllltll ll Up tin Ntltl.s nil toll HOY M'OITIVE rOL'NW AT HOME LonRing to Sco ilothcr Made Iilm Risk Cap lure HI tlMSi, Pi Inn li r.iskmc n trip to Up tiling Iipi -uisp lir u III nnd lnned to " Ins inothPi Allien ITprhlne IB vpnis old who psiapril fiom iJIpi M it' - four nionlbs ago And had eluded the AU'hcrltle of tnrlous dtifts ever since, was arrested by the police herd today According to llefbino Mti tvfts In Ills hit feet when he escaped nnd walked thirty miles to tho outskirts: of Fhocnlivllle. whers hp broke Into n shanty and stole shoes lis hid been working ttilh (t railroad ga'nie ptPr lnpp He ttlll be returned to Glen Alms PtllOP III III II It I ts MltltTI 1-ntll MOStlVtTiaXnJjrJi ttIL nillirtm prnmptt, flllp.t when sppoinpsnled or roitat Meney-" tlrdrr for full nnimint nilstaMInn ennranterd or money refundnt. 1 1 EPMIiw' liH iSSBlilvl il Vl SEBER ELEVENTH & MARKET STS. til.llllotinl 1 ntrsnrs (mm P.letenth St. fiuhwsy SUlUn. RICA0Y SATURDAY SCORES OF LOVELY II New Spring Frocks , a THAT ARE ABSOLUTELY MATCHLESS and !! tt 1t)S. $1 C? -XU ' "Uupiovl ITelii. fl Nl IN ; i ( liiiTiui In ple.'iled tttudel. S10.9S . i ii i, ( hit) on M (.'hilTim Taffeta and Gcorcette; Tosan embroidery i$l9.9S lufltlm. liimiillr ( Dinliiiiitllinii, ('ri)m Melcor, Wool (itim, Cnin ilc Clnnc Straight-line mttdels ttllli chnriuinK. oletcr collatt, suslteK or girdles snnie Ititlfi' nnd hti pleated. 'I he new osan emliroidery ia prominent itmntii: a t.iiiclt ut headed and cmhrtiiderttl cITectH. 'lite colors nro espccinllt rich and henutitiil. AltoRetlter, lltcy arc the most delightful, IuTiimiiiK drcf, ittles that hute licen lirnuRlit out in ..many a Reason mid the tallies tire icmnrltulilc. ::::::::::::::::::: trank & seder : : : : rr: : : : : irsjuisx! m m Your Ovandaathei: munlty Produced TLI "ALF a century ago, a crop failure in your grand- lather s community oiten meant extortionate prices and hardships of self-denial, ror then, each settlement was forced to exist almost entirely upon what it could raise. But today the choice of the nation's yield is yours fish from the Pacific, fruits from Oregon, hams from the Corn Belt whatever your fancy dictates is brought to your table in the prime of perfection. Even though crops mny be short in your particular com munity, Armour, hy providing a national market has made it possible for you tn draw up on the country's entire supply and has thus helped keep prices at true-value levels. Through over a score of food plants established in the centers of producing sections, through a nation -wide re frigerator car service, through nearly four hundred distrib uting stations, Armour gives the American farmer a con slant outlet for what he has to sell. Thus producerand consumer are broiigh closer. Perishable frmours ft. WJL w Nl .ff -KsLmMBL W PRODUCTS, products are moved from farm to table at lowest expense and with minimum number of transfers. Such economic handling can only come where immense volume and highest efficiency exist as they do in the Armour organization, where whole sale saving is practiced to build still greater service. Thus Armour's magnitude becomes of decided importance in holding down the cost of living. For under less efficient meth ods, much of the food you serve today would be prohibi tive in price perhaps even -impossible to secure. Once you appreciate the sig nificance of this, it is apparent in serving Armour products upon your home table you are most effectively serving your own best interests. gfecxtoiitPKwr CHICAGO 1 1 ' nmrnrr -niii iiiwnirrT ijojaeeg
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