v
fjUST GOSSIP
fnior League Plans Well Under Wav "An F.vp.
Ihing in Rococo" Is Name of PantomimeVari
ous matters uiscussea by Nancy Wynne
ItREADV I hrtve BpoKen nuout the.
..Junior IxinRite nnci iiio-spicnniii wont
, membets )mvo been doing, and It Is
S,ry Interesting: to watch the nrogresa of
r entertainment, -which win ne given
the evenings of February 14 and 15.
fit Is a pantomime of eighteenth cen-
H i B..1.1..1. avtlll lid n ftnn.,t.nln
liiry Venice, wm n m
fu,S wholly charming representation ot
ithe customs of those days In this partlcit.
if place u . .....,, .............
now entirely top little about.
Venice seems to have liien the center
iMd meeting placo for nil those gay spirit"
ho agree with the poet. "When Joy and
(W e'Ml1' lct ,luty B0 to Bmn,,h'"
C It WAS a WllOliy Uliuem-vuuic unci in-
feredlble sort of spot. Kxaggcratton was
periiap the one wont ma: one couiu con
visnga It all Into. The buildings which
!Urted one thing, classic, let us say, bo-
ttme more ana more lmp-oaoie unu gro-
tuque in their ornamentation.
E Following the eamo principles, they
tfidlln't connne themselves in me matter
of a good time. In fact, one may frankly
iy that all Venetians were whales tit
f having- a good time. They had balls and
Suppers and dinners, and they had fancy
t- , i-u.l llav4,larwl innr,.a nft
wbaU-niasques and carnivals, mill they
didn't stop theio ot all. Above all thoy
irere care-free and lndirrcrcnt to trouble
stand worry
'. .v.n,r,Ar TimnniiiiL liuil wtia iiiul Liio.t
i,,w,..v. r'
were so busy enjoying meuiauites mui.
f.L. ,im'i nkn time to .worrv about
'Mine u.w.. - -
Iwhether their clothes were different from
fthe!r neighbors'. In fact, tho more allUe
they dressed tno ueoper mo uiHguiHen.
Bo they pretty much all (men anu women
both) wore three-cornered hats nnd lace
scarfs and loose coats or capes AM)
masks! The "levelors of caste." For with
out a ma3k any Venetla'n would feel lost,
V but with It entirely at homo In this wild
- .li, a Ar a!.
' city ui "")
Backed by tho dancing of Mrs. John
, Harbeson. who was Georgianna Brown,
and Eleanor Butler's costumes the league
seems to feel confident of success, par
Ucularly as Mrs. Francis Lloyd Is fig
uring again as tho hero of the piece.
V Among the other star performers are,
u it". Perry Pepper, Mary Frances Fisher,
f Emily Fox, Mrs. Tliomnc Ueath, Jr.,
Mrs. Arthur K. Newbold, Jr., and Alva
Sergeant.
The scenery, designed by Katharine
Munoz and Christine Chambers, promises
'.to be the most rococo ever seen in fact,
tt Is said to be "some" scenery. Am usual
f the Junior League prides Itself on doing
entirely without outside ot-slstance. Tho
gfrls are making everything themselves,
iand proudly Bay that they, would trust
js no one else with tho Job.
pilTTPT.T. mv rlenra !tM nilppr. till t frrtssln
mill am
itfoon't t
and stories seem to run in channels,
they, nnd one no sooner hears one
latory than one hears another nnd more
gla'M-MUng bit of news, yesterday It was
"ftw
wo newly engaged persons kissing tn an
elevator, but this time It is a rumor, nnd
wore than a rumor, for tho wee bird who
told me was "posllutely" sure, and It I.s
tsthls: In less than ten days from now
I Mthero will bo n wedding which will In-
interest us all very muchly. SHK Is a
most attractive widow, very stunning
looking, and who has had no end of at
tention slnco tho death ot her husband.
Bhe Is rather well off, but not greatly
so, and. In fact, has recently talked of
going Into business, If she has not already.
HE Is a widower and n very attractive
nan; he has a daughter who has been
married within the last year, a mighty
pretty girl she is, too. When the news
comes out you will remember I told you,
ana pernaps some or you will guess now
Who the happy pair are. I vilsh them
luck, don't you?
irnHEHEJ will be several small affairs
tOdflV Ilia fllntiat li'ltlnli tt.a U'mn.,
McMlchaels will clve for Marie Wrlo-ht
?fand Fenno Hoffman. whnt,e enaracement
'J'ou will remember was announced In the
early summer. Marie is the daughter of
the Rev. Harrison B. Wright and Mrs.
fright, of St. Asaph's Church, Bala, and
nno Is a son of Mrs. Ogden Hoffman
nd a neohew of Mrs. Da Witt Pnvlpr.
Mrs. Ned Beale, Mrs. Pcm Hutchinson
and Mrs. William Montgomery.
Then the Woodwards win give their
econd muslcalo this afternoon, and let
hope for their sake the pet pup of(
J family win he sent out for a walk If
re Is to be n violinist this afternoon,
It was embarrassing, to nay the least,
have the pup Join In with the music
the first one u couple of weeks ago.
NANC3T WYNNK.
Personals
; DTt and Mrs. John Ivenrnlev ATltehell m-
1 Boiinc. tho engagement of their daughter.
lis Mary Mlddleton Mitchell, to Mr. Vinton
Sim J' son of the Iate SIr- and Mrs. A
Tllllnghurst Freedley.
etr, and Mrs. flenra-A lrroUe will ..,.
5 t.jlnntr beforo the Assembly on Kch
Mr. and 1fm in.n. r ,-,. ..
f." ow.n-will entertain at a theatre party,
.fa!.? i by suPPer. at the Bellevue-Strat-ffi
,nor of SIr- and Mrs- Edward W.
ffi'i ? "y "i "''-:
rlnn.. . "i" J" meir nonor ai
,inoer on Pebrunrv S5 nt th n0r,.n,,...,
s Cricket Club.'
Mr. anil rea it , - .. .. ..
Kii iti u1" nwaln fit dinner before the
lll Which ate nn tic- r -,.., ...,.,
MflT ftt Hnrtle,,lt,ni vii -.,
iw "'i aii uii rcuruary v.
f.Th PhllaH.le.V,l. Ai... j.. .u- . .
kii.. iwA.UUn,ce lms ,sued Invitations to
fulei i .. r mae"nK on Tuesday, Keb
fV?l i,', 8:30 o'clock In the Clover Boom
.r. "V.ueHlrMfora to meet Blr Her-
-( Iree. Mr. flenre Aril,. U i.vh.i.
M.1,lattn',.('P' Mr- naymo'nd Btchcock
iv. waiter K. Bentley.
Mrs. David T. Ymmi, ni.iI en
r. " , -" --.., W A illl-L,lClltt
Uermanlnurn win ou.A ,
S rn?fKMXt Week Bt tne Philadelphia
Eleanor Cuvir uim win. r-
.&'TlatiV"k
m.i- "" -UBPPe ana Mr. Edward
and Mra n,iBVi,-. r ,.- . ..
land av.nu. Ch "J.7." " "t
lWU. Qa., far-two wki.; """"
ABOUT PEOPlS
'r. nnil Mm,
Formnn l linllnni,in,i nt
vicrur,! av,
onus. Kikin,, i.n.i. .'
nit
t-tllrn .,,,.... ....". "'"! ""wuni:e
Helen ifnTi..! , ; """' "aughter. Jll--.
of latboror1 ,0 S,r I,ar,,", Q,lllU'
Miss Ilollni.i-aii Is ro popular
r member of
j did ... ...
the late Mr,
Mill Mr a I. .!..,. v..i.
a
Bratliioffl f ,.'. ;;'"' " w-rii. lie n
member nt iil ,'"-'"" university nml n
,? " hZ1,1 l0 toi I'hl rp.::on Fiater.
nlty
" unit- lias hcen ret fur Hip vv.-d.
ding
Mr.
and Aim ii. ,n... , . ...
; nroo t:;t,v; ?
lo InihM l '""".'V1 ""I" daughter. Ml-s
time iTL "'"' Us ,:v '"" "t which
nine the engagement will h0 announced.
MlMBwl1'," " " IB, ftrV' "lr niece.
tJ.Jm.. e LanR' of S,'J Winona avenue.
Tip to Morlda and rul,.(,
ofTll vn-lLV"b wl" 1""1 "- " "'""'
Kortetli .',! r nl ,lu" ''"""'"'."la.i Club.
exennJ ?' ,' "aUM ,,,re,t,, '"' Widnvsibo
evening, Fvliruary T.
arfrnTbil,0' "'C Vp,own """"C for the Aged
'"'.' ut, tho Mercantile Hall, ltioa.l
chae hi"..""'8?"'- Tl,e ewnmltteo In
?!.? SS-, 2K."?.red " cffott" t- make this
...-,..".": "' o 5ar. Miloi w 111 Ln-f,,r
HltuatiiJ
i i-raiiiciin hiiooi
UaIU hchu-artz. chairman. M,s
Klvltz, secrolarv! v.. n..,.. ...... ..
v..,m,B , CMrKe ,,ru,ljM Mr
hchtvnrlv nh.i ... .
l.-it.i,- . -""'iiiiuii. .litis t aia
KU Its. secretary; Mr Benjamin :M. x ill
llolrln CJ , I "iiijiillllll 1,0 111, AIISK
"nnJ Klu?iOI!.0n?.lr ,arry ''"'""off. Miss
do? an.l M, J11 1'r"nk- 2l1""' Jc"l" -sl'-lor
and Sir. .Satimel Cold
klni PaM, i '" ,A ' "".enhiirg.-r. of CI
iLm rk ,lavc '"'t for Morlda. uhore they
will spend some tlmeMFloionco Villa!
-.nl"', .';; J'lUlvo" ''.Mrtile. of
:'?f"rl1 '-fli rtlfth Miwt. are being .
31 Mr McMuitrlo will l.o iemoml.ei.-d as
Sllss Arnlea llaMns. f l'lilllpsburc, Pa.
Mrs A. Klrscluier nnd her llttlo dangh
ter. Miss SylMa JCIrschner. of C.ll South
LIeenth street, lme left for a furtiil8hf
Mslt to JIis, Klri-clmer'H auiil. .Mr." .I
Cohan, In Bilitol.
Mrs f.'H Moss, of 4:,J!) Spruce Hreet.
left yesterday for a month's stav at Palm
Beach. Mis. Warren .Mos, of Overbroolc,
nnd Miss Mildred Potter, of Logan, aie
with her They will stop nt St. Augustine
for a few days.
The man luge of Miss liesslf Coldberg.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. (Joldbc-rg, nr.Cl
Market street, to Mr. Isador (Jottllrb will
take lilac on Fcbruaiy IS at Apollo Hull,
1726 North Broad street.
A sacred concert and dance will be glen
to aid the Downtown TIebiew Day Nursery
by the Auxiliary tomoirow evening at New
Auditorium Hall, Seventh street and Snyder
avenue.
Among those who have contributed In
the success ot tile proposed roncert and
dance are Miss llebecca Kainnnsky, Miss
Fay Toran, Miss Anna Whjte, Miss IIIU.i
beth Oeslnker, Miss Lillian 7.eltz, Miss
Sldna Toran and Mr. Hciin.iu Mlliod
The first step in a nation-wide campaign
to educate women to leanest I'oiigien.s to
puss tk bill which wilt requite a Htatement
of silk and adulteration percciitage on Hie
outside of each bolt was t.iited(!ast night
at 1211 Arch street, when the Pathu Frere
film, showing how silk is made, was j;leii
Its Initial presentation In this city before
the members of tho Women Wi Iters' Club of
Philadelphia.
The film shows the silk Industry In Japan,
shows the worms, the spinning of the co
coons, the baking and soaking of those to
be used for silk and the selection of those
for breeding, nnd takes the big bundles of
silk fiber across tho Paclllc to the lleldlng
Silk Mills In Ueldlng. Mich, and finally
shows n joung woman gowned in silk which
has gone through the i-ntlie proeen The
pictures are beautirulls colored .Miss
Catherine Pfelffer, the oung woman who
sang at the last Women Wi iters' dinner,
held in Hamilton Com I. told about thu In
dustry. This film Is to be shown Ihioughout
the nation to educate women to the value of
pure ded silk and get them to help Krt
legislation to t-ecuie It.
William Ueldlng. whose guests the ,-lub
meinuers were, entertained the oung women
with a luncheon following the motion-picture
entertainment.
The Bachelors, n club of elslit, celebrated
Its third anniversary Thursday by a the
atre party followed by a supper at the
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel. The members aro
Mr. Francis J. Lynch, Mr. .1. Leo Mctillnn,
Mr. C. Daly, Mr. Thomas Thornton, Mr
John Orr, Mr. Claienre llelnold, Mr. James
Hennessy and Mr. Prancla Malum-.
What's Doing Tonight
Philadelphia Orchestra concert, Atjilpmy of
Munlc, Admtcslon.
Pennsylvania Corpt Club dinner, AdHphta
Hotel, Members,
Tioga County Society dinner, Hlttenhouna
Hotel, Memberv.
South Phlludelphla Educational Exhibit ton
opened, 310 Cuthurtne miuft. Kree.
faculty Club of Tfinplw ITnhernIty. homo of
Dr. Samuel Wulfe, lTut UUmond atrft. Mem
ben. aiatMUf'..tJa.,i,i.-i8.v,i.'..aa.J
Photo' by Ilachrach.
MISS GLADYS MARGUERITE
JAMIESON
Miss Jamieson's engagement to
Mr. J. Montgomery Jb'orster, of St.
riavtt. Wll rarftntlv nnnnnnA,l
'rprster;
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I IllllllllllllllllHiV alKllHl.
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EVEKlNq IiEDaER-miL'AOETJPHlA; SATUBDA.Y, MBRUARY 3 J
, oirllit Life I'ubllihlhB Cuiut.mii l'.i-iirllilej bv r,eiai arrangement.
THRIFT DAY KEPT HERE
AND ALL OVER COUNTRY
SuviiiR Idea, Originated in Philadel
phia, Ponulnr, Thouglt Only
Year Old
Although Hie Idea Is onl a year old. the
celebration of "Thrift Day" Is being ob
sened today In more than a thousand
towns and cities throughout the nation.
It was in thl.s cli that "Thrift Day"
started, and as the thought has proved
popular Its observance heie Is better, of
umise. than In any other lonimunlty. That
long, thin line vent see waiting to niter
M'lir bank Is the only parade by which the
day will lie cclebiated It's a run on the
lcrelvlng teller.
School children aie educated to the pos
sibilities of the lde.1 too Pamphlets that inn
really textbooks on thrift have been dls
tilbuled by the Chamber of f'ommcice to
many of the. 230,000 school chlldreh. The
textbook has been indoiscd by Superin
tendent of Schools flarliei.
PERSONAL
I want to take vou very close today, my
dear child! en. and tell you how borry I am
that 1 did not woik haider dining the year
past.
I want you to profit bv my seeming mis
take (mlsS-take) Tho only way 1 can for
get the houis which now appear lo have
been wasted is to work so hard during 11117
that I will nevajr think of l!il.
I do not believe In mistakes. What t
do toda.v which looks like a blunder a mis
take turns out next ear to be ALL POP.
T1IK UKST.
Do not misunderstand me. I do not be
lieve In making mistakes knowingly and
then "filiating to luck" to have It all fixed
up tutor on,
1 am busier J'LAVINO than I was lust
year. I am i curbing down for tho fellow
below me and helping lilm higher.
"Suppose 1m does not appreciate It?" I
hear some. ask.
Bahl I am trjlng to do my duty.
Can't you help some one with a lesson?
Can't you mind the baby whllo some one
goes out for an airing?
If .vou 1IATIJ to mind the baby, think
of poor me with my babies all going to
school. Do not tell any one. but 1 kiss a'
doll once 111 a while so fheie!
Alwnvs lovingly,
P.ltMi;it SMITH, Chlldien's Kdltor.
THK HAPPY l-'LY
Hy Parmer Smith
Mister Klephant' was leaning against n
tree, trying so hard to go lo sleep that It
really Kept him awake By and by n Little
Fly crawled under his ear and tickled him
so'that he Just COULDN'T close his e.ves.
At length he became so tired mid ctoss
that ho r.iltl.v shouted u Little Flv. I
wish you would go away and not bother
me i want to go lo sleep Suppose .vou
tickle my ear all you want to fur live
minutes and then skeedoodle "
"HOOD"' exclaimed the Little Fly no
loud It made Mister elephant Jump, Then
be buzzed under tile big fellow's ear and
began tickling lilm for ail ho was worth.
"Whoa! Your time Is up." said Mister
Klephant. after a while
"There, vou made me los a minute."
Kald the Little Fly. hopping around In
Ml 'er Klephant's ear and having a'beautl
t (line.
Then all was quiet.
"Whoa "' shouted the big fellow, dancing
first on one foot and then on the other.
"Your time Is up "
"Too bud Five minutes were nearly
cone when you inane mo start all over
again." The Little Fly once more began
to buz In Mister i:iepbant's ear while he
stood as patiently as he could Finally
he could stand it not a minute loiiKer. to
he, readied up and blew softly In Ills ear.
"Here, stop that cyclone'" shouted Mister
Fly.
"You stop that tickling our five min
utes are up!''
"Who said so"" asked the Little. Fly
"The next time you make a bargain, sen
that you select the Judge In this ease r
am the one to decide when five minutes are
up,"
"There never will be a 'nett time.'" said
Sllster Klephant sadly,
"Well. I hope you learn by experience,"
ventured th Little Fly. stuitlng to buiz
once more.
"Not so loud ! Not so loud I" fairly
shouted Mister Klephant "I will be deaf If
you keep that racket up. I agreed to let
you tickle my ear for live minutes and then
let me alone It must have been two hours
now since you commenced,"
Just tlien the Little Fly touched a tender
spot In the big fellow's car. "Ouch I" he
exclaimed. Jumping up and down. "I agreed
to keep ntlll while vou hop around like a
hoppcrgrass."
"You mean a grasshopper." corrected the
Llttlo Fly.
"Hoppergrass or grarshopper. r want you
to let my ear alone," replied Mister Kle-
phant.
"Don't gl nervous cultivate repose and
calm"
"l repose YOU, If you don't let me
alone"' whined Mister Klephant. Then he
raised his trunk and blew and blow In his
ear as hard as ever he could.
When he stopped, he felt a tickling In his
other 'ear. He stood quiet and said, "dt
out of my other eart"
"Of course, I'm taking up the rest of
the five minutes In your other tar. You
didn't say WHICH ear I was to tickle."
SAY( th next time you make a ba,
gain, find out all about It and then stick
to your bargain."
"Excuse Mtaui-iou Misier Kie.,
tAMinj, HaHJWfaHniOm ia,yru..
, Farmer Smith's
j Column
WINTER SPORTS FOR
THE IVORY CHILD
Hy II. RIDER IIACJC.ARD
Uctrlr." "Ship .Voomoh v itlitri."
Author 0
I UK STOKY TllfS r.K
, l.t'NA 11(11. Ml. s IMCiNAl.l,. Ih MiiniB and
"aullfiil wire of lainl lliicnall. lliaiira
n"lrlnulj from her rnbln In h lnui mi Hi"
Mile S, hna been Ina.tne lnm hr Hi Id wa
snatelieil m, l,y nn etepliunt In Kuirtalul and
lastieil lo ilenlh at her feet Slme Hint llliie
"lie bus anked Inreasanllv lo so In Africa
I01ll l!.(,.I,, nnjllv iniiarnla. and It Is
while ,c. rH (r, ,rp u,,,, ,, wife illa
Hniieara There la nliaolulrly n.i Uaie of her
"liere.i uoula hut he irruFO to liollevo that ulie
waa druwiuil In tha river
.M.I.AN UrAlKKVIAtX. u rainaii Afrlr.ui
liniiler and ruriune aeM,er a l.nril llouiiulla
Klirsl nil his lust trip lo IhiKlaliil and In
ueapalr Itnurinll turns to Ijilat rin.iln for belli.
Allan and liH Hottentot major iloiiio Hun", ami
Itaenall with Ida valet, .iavaxe. leave fur
Ktluluh Land. There they mnt two AlaUi
..llAKlir AMI SIAKt'T, prophela of llie While
i.eniJati, arrive tu meet Allan, whom they call
.Marumaxana. Junl ua they had piedlrted when
thev aimettrtd as ronjnrera at Mjgliatt'a home
Their wlh Allan to kill Jona. llie elephant-sod
(if the Itlack Kendih, ao that llie child-sod of
the White Kendall will be vafe. forever. Hot
Qualermalii and Kamiall ara lertaln that t.una
la held bv llarut and ilorut and they ar-o tn
the Araba' terms III order lo reaill tha aairtd
ilty
After a flerie flchl wllh thn IllacU Kendih.
Allan and Marut are ulveu over to Mllilha. kllirf
of the Klaik Kendall, an that tno ulliera luav
plotted unmolested.
ClIAl'TKIt M (Continued)
XTOW, when 1 heard tills nmarlng sen-U-N
tence I gasped within myself, but think
ing It better lo keep up my role ot under
standing nothing of their talk. I prexetved
an immovable countenance and left Marut
to answer. This, to his ciedlt be It lec
otded, lie did with his ctltomary pleasant
smile.
"O King," he suld
dead bark to life?
who can bring tho
Not even the Child
Itself, at nny iate In tills vvmli!
for theio
is no way "
"Then, I'lophet of the Child. ou had
better tlnd a way, or, I lepeat, I send ou
lo Join them." he shouted, rolling his eyes.
"What did my brother, the gteat prophet,
piomlse to you but esleiday, () King, If
.vou harmed us?" asked Marut "Was It
not that the three gieat cuises should fall
upon vour people
"Learn now that If so much as one of us
Is muideted by you, these things shall
swiftly come to pass t, Mai lit, who am
also a I'tophet of the Child, have said It."
Now Khuba teemed lo go quite mad. so
mad that 1 thought all was over Ho waved
his t.pear anil danced about In front of
uh till the silver chains clanked upon his
breast, lie vituperated the Child and its
worshipers, who, lie declaied. had worked
evil on llie Hlack Keiidah for generations,
lie appealtd to his god Jnua to avenge
these evils, "lo pletre the Child with his
tusks, to tear It with his trunk, and to
tiample It with ills feet." all of which the
wounded diviner ably Mconded thioiigh his
horrid mask
There we stood before lilm, I leniiltig
against t wall of the house with an air of
studied nonchalance mingled with mild In
tel est, at least that Is what 1 meant to
do, and Maiut smiling sweetly ahd staling
nt tile heavens. While I was wondering
what exact poitlou of iny fiatne was des
tined to become acquainted with that spear,
of a Midden Slmlia gave It up Turning
lo his followers, he bade Ihein dig a hole In
the coiner of our little Inclosim- and set
the diad mall In It. "wllh his bead out
t-o that he may breathe," an order which
tiny promptly executed.
Then lie Issued a command that We should
be well fed and tended, and lemaiklng tli.lt
If the depatted was not alive and healthy
utt the third morning from that day. we
should hear fiom lilm again, he and his
companv stalked off, except those men who
were occupied with llie Interment
Koon tills was finished also. There sat
iho deceased burled to Hie neck with Ids
fni.e looking towaid the house a most dis
agreeable sight I'ltsehtl). however, mat
teis were Improved In til s tespect b one of
the sextons fetching a latge earthenwaie
pot and several smaller pots full of food
and water The latter they set around the
head, I suppose for the sustenance of the
body beneath, and then placed the big
vessel Inveited over all. "to keep llie sun
off our sleeping brother, ' as I heard one
say to the other
This pot looked Innocent enough when
all was done, like one of those that gutdeu-eis-lri
Kngland put over voiced rhubarb.
no more. And et, such is tho strength of
the Imagination. I think th.it on the whole
I should have preferied the object under
neath naked and unadorned For Instance,
I have forgotten to say that the heads of
those C the White Ktndah who had fallen
In the fight had been set up on poles in
front of Hlmha'sj house. They were un
pleasant to contemplate, hut to my mind
not so unpleasant as that pot
As a matter of fact, this precaution
agaltibt Injury from tho 'sun to the late
diviner proved unnecessary, since by some
nti-.iuge chance from that moment the sun
ceased to shine. Quite suddenlv clouds aiose
which gradually covered the whole sky and
tho weather began to turn very cold, un
prccedentedly so, Marut Informed me, for the
time of year, which, it will be remembeted,
"POT-LUCK"
A
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117
She.
11 this country was the teasoti Just befot.i
liamM Obviously Ike III.iclc Kendall
thought so also, since fiom our seats on the
loof whither we had retreated In be as
rar ns possible fiom the pot, we e.iw them
gathered in the market pMce, staring at
llie sky and talking to each inner.
The day parsed without Hiiy further
event, except the arrival of our ineaN for
which we had no great appetite. The night
fame, eail er than iisu.r beiause of Hie
cloud", and wv fell asleep, or lather .Into
H set Irs of does.
Once 1 thought hei.rd some one stlnlng
III the huts behind us but as It was fol
lowed bv silence I took no inoi'e notice. At
length tho light btoke very slowly, for now
the clouds were denter than ever. Shivering
with thn cold, Mnrut and 1 made a visit to
the camel drivel s, who were not allowed to
enter our house On going Into their but
we saw, to our huirni, that only two of
them lemalned, seated stonllv upon the
tloor W asked where llie tbltd was They
leplled they did not know In the middle
or iho night, thev tald, men h-id ciept In,
who seized, bound mid gagged lilm, then
dragged him away As there was nothing
lo be said or dune, wo returned to lueak
fast filled with horrid fears
.Nothing happened that day, except that
some priests otrlved, lifted the eatthenwnre
pot. examined their departed colleague, who
by now had become on iineucouraglng spec
tacle, removed the old dishes of food, ar
langed more about lilm, and went off. Also
llie clouds giew thicker nnd thicker, and the
air more and mole chilly, till, had we been
In nny northern latitude. I should have
said that snow was pending From our
peich on llie loofiop 1 observed the popu
lation of Slmba Town discussing the
weather with ever-lncieaslng earnestness;
also ilia; the people going out to woik In
the fields wore mats over their s.ioulders
Once more djikness came, and tills night
notwithstanding tho cold, we spent wrapped
in mil's on the loof of the Iiomh.. i, i,..i
occiured to us that kidnapping would be
less easy theie, as vv could make ,-om
sort cf a right at the head of the stairwas
or. If the woist camo lo the worst, div
from the parapet and bleak our necks Wo
i.ept waicli. turn and turn about. Uurimr '
lilt' tl'jh ll 'at.yill, .t.l.i'.l. a "
...j ......... ...,, iiiiuiiiuui, i neum u noise
going on In the hut behind us, scurrilng and
a stilled cry which turned my blood cold
About an hour later a lire was lighted lii
the center or the market place vvliele the
sheep had been saciitlced, mid by the Hare
or It 1 could see people moving. Hut what
the.v did I could nut see, vvhltli was perluns
as well
Next morning only one of tho c.uuelineii
was lett This leuuliilnir man was now al
most ci jay with rear, and could Ke Ilu
clear account or what hail happened to his
lumpunloii .
The poor fellow Implored us to take lilm
away to our house, as he feaied to be k-rt
alone with 'the black devils" We tried
to do so. but aimed guatds appeared mys
teriously and tin list him l,auk Into Ills oivn
hilt
This day was an exact lepetitlon of the
others The same Inspection or the de
ceased and lenewal o' his food; the same
cold, clouded sky. th,. .,.,, agitated con
lerences in Hie market place
For the thlid time djikness M upon us
In that hotrlhle place once moie we look
refuse on the toof. but this night ne'lher
or us slept We wet i too cold, too plivsi
allv nilseiable, and Mo filled wllh menial
apprehensions All natiue appealed to be
..., uiivvii upon tne eaith The moon
was hidden, jet a faint and lurid light shone
now In one quaiter of thu boiUon. now In
another Theio was no wind, hut the uii
moaned audibly. It was as though the end
or the wot Id vveie near, as, J lelleUed
inooauiy migm be the tase so far as we
weie conciriied Never, perhaps. i,Hve 1
felt so spiilliully teuifled as I was dining
the diemlfui Inaction or that night. Kven
It I had known that I was going to be ex
ecuted at dawn. I thln't that by comparison
I should have been llghthearted. Hut tho
worst pail of ih9 business was that 1
knew nothing
I was like a man foiced lo walk through
dense darkness among precipices, quite un
able to guess when my journey would end
III space, but enduring all the agonies of
death at eveiy step.
About midnight again we heard that
siutlle and stilled cry In the hut behind in..
'Hes gone," 1 whlspeied to ilarut, wlp
Ing the told sweat from in blow.
"Yes," ansvveied Maiut, "and verv 00ii
we r ill follow him. Macumazana "
I v. -shed that ills face were Visible so that
I could ee If he still smiled when he utteied
those, words.
An hour or so later the usual tire ap
pealed In the inatkel-plaie. luuml which
the usual figures tutted dimly. The sl"ht
of them fascinate! me, although I did not
want to louk, fearing what 1 might see.
Luckily, however, we were too far off to
discern anything at nlnht.
While these unholy ceremonies were In
progress the climax came, that la so far
as the weather was concerned Of a sud
den u great gale spiang up, a gala or Icy
wind such as In southern Africa sometimes
I'lcu" iiiuuuerjioriu u blew for half
an hour or more, then lulled. Now lightning
Hashed across the heavens, and by the glare
of It wo perceived that all the population
of .Slmba Town seemed to be gatheietl In
the market-place. At least there were some
thousands of them, talking, gesticulating
pointing at the sky, '
A few minutes later there came a gteat
crash of thunder, of which It was Impos
Iblo to locate the sound, for It rolled from
everywhere. Then suddenly something hard
struck the roof by my side and rebounded
to be followed next moment by u blow upoii
my shoulder which nearly knocked me flat
although 1 was well protected by the skin
rugs,
"Down the stalrf I called. "They are
atoning us," and suited the action to the
word.
Ten necondi later we were both In the
room, cruueutu in us luruier corner, tor the
stones or whatever they vvcro irrm..i in ,.
roiiowinr u. i ttrucK a match, of which
foriuntely, I hd .one. together with ray,
-plpo, andia. good"fipeultof Usfca9eo;n
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1917 '.' '
down Marut'a face, and secondly, that thes
stones were great lumps of Ice, some of
them weighing several ounces, which hopped
about the door like live things.
"Hailstorm!" remarked Marut with his
accustomed smile.
"Hell storm'" I replied, "for whoever
saw hall like thai before?"
Then the match burnt out nnd conversa
tion came to an end for the reason that we
could no longer hear ench other speak. The
hall came down with n perpetual, rattling
toar, that In lis sum was one of the most
terrible sounds tn which 1 ever listened.
And et nbove It I thought that I could
latch nnotlier. nt 111 more terrible, the wall
of hundreds of people in agony. After the
first few minutes I began to be afraid that
llie loof would he haltcrtd In. or that
Hie walls would rt limbic beneath this per
petual llie of musketry of heaven Hut
llie cement was i-ood nnd the placo Well
built.
So It came about ibat the house stood llie
temiHst, which had II been Knifed with tiles
or galvanized lion I am Hire It would nevir
have done, time Hie lumps of Ice must have
shmieitil Hie one mid pierced llie other like
paper
Indeed I have teen this happen In a
bad linllstfiuii in Nat.it which killed my
best lior-e Hut even that hall was ns snow
Hakes rump. lied In this,
I suppo-e th.it this natural phenomenon
continued inr about twenty minutes, not
moie dm Ing ten or which It was at lis
woist Then by degiees It ceased, the sky
cleat ed and the moon shone out beautifully
We climbed to the toof again and looked.
II was social Inches deep in Jagged Ice,
while the maiket-placo and nil the i-ountiy
round appealed In the blight moonlight In
be liuikd beneath a veil of snow
Very rapidly, as the nonn.il tenipiattne
of thai warm land rcasseiled itself, this
miow or lather hull melted, causing a flood
of wnter, which, where then- was any fall,
began lo iiisb away wllh a giitgllng uniiid.
Also we he.nd other sounds, such as that
tiom the galloping hoofs or many of the
horses which had broken loose fiom their
wtecked stables at the north end of the
market -place, wheie in gieat number they
had been killed hy the lulling roofs or had
kicked eacli other to death, and a wild
universal wall that rope fiom eveiy quarter
ot the big town, in which quantities of the
worst-built houses had nllapsed Fuilher.
l.vlng heie and theie about the iimket
place. we iiiillil see scoies of dnik shapes
that we knew to lie those of men, women
nnd children whom those shaip missiles
hurled fiom heaven had caught before thev
could escape and slain, or wounded almost
to death For II will be lemenibered that
pel haps not fewer than 2000 pel mis were
nglhered on this market-place, attending
the horiiil midnight sactillce and dlM-u&slug
the tintuituiJtl weather when the ftorm
buisl upon them suddenly as an avalanche
The Child is small, yet its stiength Is
great. Heboid the Hist ouise!' eald Maiut
solemnly.
ICONTINCKI) MONDAY.)
KKMKIOUS UKEVITIKS
' M'dl-.it MHlpr," l HnsMnl, will )
lu
uiik
iuiiiu-ittv muni nt nip i irwr UuiitlM i't,t.rh
uniJer lli dirt ctifjii of I'leiterltk .MaxHun 'I mi
tmli.U.fl Will lit llrltll I .fill 7, AkfltS UHtnj.l.r,
J'hll J.li'i.l and J. IMwurdH (Smith. Jr. 1 Cm
llr tt WlllUm II. I J'huiuv, .TvNMetit of
Uruwti rnUerffU. lll tiread,.
Thotnu Hufuurn White will prfKcitt thn trln
I IplPH Htltl liUrpUMfH i'f tlltl lropOH(l J.fUKUH to
i;nfurH IVii.e tuinuriuw nlchl In t MauhfW h
Lutheran Chun It. The He v. lJr. lMwit. llt-jl
UelU will irtnlJe. .
Th; tv. IJr c.nrem Kilwanl Matartn,
puniur u f ihf Arch Htrtet rrt-r,itilun Church
will deliver tho thin! ciriuon In ih Paries of
rrent nformr tomorrow ntclit with a talk
uii Martin l.utht-r. .
The Kev. A It. Vail, nf Crhana. HI will
tHI how to attuln thf helKhln of uplrittial
eMeleno tomuirow inurnliitf Ht the l'lrst Cnl
turluu ciiutih , , ,
MaunuVr'ri r.ititutn will M plated tomorrow
nlkht ht llm Cht-Muut Mrret Kti.illM Church at
a, FiJfcl.il nuixlcil mrilff
A J Coleman will npeiik on "ctiarlen Uunhm
Aim' tomorrow inoinlnu at tho OVrmantuwii
Unitarian Cliuuh.
Juhn It it n.i .ill Dunn, of M T.ouK will o.
llv-r the tlrnt lrtun on ChrlMlan Mcrpiue eer
Kiwi! In South PuilnrielohlH tomorrow afternoon
at the Hroi(Jwu Theatre wllh a fri talk, on
"What In Christian Hr iei.fi and How It HeutH"
The Hev Dr. J Jra llollnii. navtur of the
Ilium I,rljtiTlHH Cliuiih will talk tomurrow
inuriiliiff im "Th ,st.letv of Heaen " 111
fWiilmc . topic will he ".sin Hemmed by rsai.
rlflce." .
World OiKnnlatloti" l th mibjM f
i naii S't'uuiiM i tufins jTiurii ni ni rt rx
on "Cnlted Statin IMicmikiT or IVaif maker"
lomxirrow afternoon befure the Hthkal Culture
.sot It l j nt the Hruud Slieet Theatre.
JaiiiKii H Maurer irHlili.t of the statw iVd
eratton of Labor will upeuk nn "Soclalltm and
the l.ubor MoeinMit" tomorriiw afternoon In
th- liruml Mlreet l heat re under the aintpkeii vt
the iuUullnt l.ltt-raiy Holet.
Th Hev ii V Swift, nuiierlnteiiilfnt ir t,f
Uf Allt! S.tlooll Lt'dKUf. will addlfftM the
l'i"li terlan Mliilitul.il Asiiul i Huii In U'tft
mliiMitr Hall on Moiida tnornliiK
UeorKA I.ontc will talk on "IfoM.oiit and
HfakM" toinoiiow niitht In the lit.txitiuHi Mi.
hIuii audltuilum Cont.rtH will participate in u
hoiik hervhe hfjflunlux at half pHvt neii.
A team of lUlttiiKirt trull hitter.
intn.'rtfi
of the uriuuy minpaiKii in mat tty.
duct h in !.' niffilni; (omoiruw afluruuori In tli
Nuitli Ilium ti V. M. C A.
Tha Ittv lr Ifun.vr W Tupe OlatrlM fnipr
tnltiuletil uf I he Allll bjlini JuKUt. wltl lt the
t.pcuk-r at the Suntliv I'urutn ttiinurrow iififr
noun, to he hfld In iho iVntral V Jl. A 1I
will tn Ik on "Th New Ametlca A Call to th
Men of the TwtnlUth I'tiiturj "
win ton.
MR. S. D. GORDON
SPEAKS TOMORROW '
HOLLOND CHURCH
BROAD AN1 FEDERAL STREETS
10::)0 A. M., 7:45 P. M.
mXKillU'H MITICE.1
llaplM
IIVI'TIM' 1i:MI'l.i:. Ilnud and Perks sis
Itt'SSKI.I. II coNVVKI.I. will prcuih 10 30 a.
III. and 7 Jlu p la.
Wll. 1. 1AM Ml'TTCII tiarlliine. will asilst llie
.hurus In tfw Kieiilng Svrvlco.
Orgdn Ueiltul. 7 1A p. in
i'i.aui:n'i'i: iti:vNin.ii. oisanit.
Sutiduv Si huot. Utl p III
Visitors weliOMle
Clll.sTM r Mlir.l.T IIAI-TlsT ClllIHCH
Clieslnut St. veit or -llltll St.
II. 4ft a in tlrotherliood.
10 .10 a. Ill Worship
i KM p. Ill llllila Hrlio.il.
7 45 p in Worship
.musical simvici:
.Muundel s CanlHtb
' Pollen, e Purdoll and Peace,"
Assisted by Waller . i;jJown
Collletlst. ,
llrethren
1'insr t ill it( ii up tiii: i!iii;riiur.N
lOunkerl, cur. Carlisle and Dauphin ala.
I'resinin; lo .10 a in and 7 15 p. m.
Sun-Jav Sehool 1-.3U p. in.
Pravcr Heeling eadi Wednesday evening.
rihleal Culture
MIC. PIMKI.HS UKIII.IN will speak on "V
orasnUallon. Ilrosd Bt. Theatre, 11 a
Publlv Invited.
Lutheran
at -iiik iitip.Mii.v tinjucn
lfltn and Jelterson sts.
l)ANIi:i. i: WCKll.t:. Paslur.
bunday Alornluir lo.ii.
Illbla Stnoul. -.'.3D p in.
Kvenlnu Service. 7-1.1.
Sermon. "TllrtlKT "
Solo, Quartet ajid Organ.
Mttliodlit Ppl. opal
"LANT'-illlNOM"
M-RIMiPIPl.ll AK. Jl. K. C'lll'KCII
CIII.DSIIIIA AVK , car
.1J...
11 All l 11, U,
Korvlcea 10:30, 7.S0, sJ,'
B. W.
S, 3:30.
I're.bjlerlan
AHtll HT. Cllt'ltCII, 18th and Arch
Hev. Clarance lidward Macarlnty.
l-.'ioo Hunday ttehool and ilen'a c'lass
jail iiartln I.ulher 1017
Third in er I, on '.i.? i. rt"y ..
Rirut!" u'illehn cWfo'S&l
nru,ua ,.. .,, o l. in, AlOtldaV .-TIia
.ludamenls Mendav. -irh. Urld, ot I'hrlit
Tuesday. '.'Satan If a Klnifdom " Wedne.,..,.
"The Hesurrectlons" Tliursdij. !lia".n'l
tha Hev, II B 1 and Prlday; "Th. 52.",', i
Comln ' OKO. 1'APt, Mhi'H. Pa.tor c4
Au.l n Wiles Jr.. Chorister Mun'li" J'ebrii:
ary II. S. II OotT. Jr. Kvanasii.t ' "oru'
.llh ,
wFWt9Mj&Bai
'V'
Jl.
i-v
m&t
CATHOLICS 0BS8RVE
feast of st . mlm
iicsnui; ui XJIIUUIH UUU9 rjaCK,V ijOL
Bishop's Martyrdom Wor-i$g
snipen Throng Churches
notnfln Cnfhnllra 4lirA1,1im, .V.a aUw n.
day observed the feast of St Ulalso by vIbIUT
Iiib churclien nnd nartlclpatlne In.tlie perti ,
niony known nx the Bleslnff of th Throati, f
Kollowlnp rolebratlon of the muss thla":
mornlnc, the priests nf tho several church"' ;;
imi-eu aioniT tno tnronir of parishlonefii if
ut tho nllar mil, lecltlut; brief prayer' ?
lis I hey held two lighted candles In th 1
-,... ..- .... '
"""lie in ii nr. ,nuro-a cross to the throat K
of oarh supDllcant li turn. TIiIh ceremony
was repeated nt Intervals later In tha day
and will continue this cvenlnc
The bteslnir of the throat nnd Invocation
or the saint are legftrded ns eincaclous In
warding off throat nnd lunc disorders, and
In America vvheio the crip nnd other pul
monary or bronchial disorders aro usually
prevalent ut tills period of the year, the Inl
lercesslon of St. lllalsc Is yearly Invoked
by Inci casing nttmbeis.
The custom takes Its origin from the
innrtyidom nf the saint In the fourth cen
tury On Ms way to the trial which ended
in his death. In the year 31C, St. ltlalse',
who was Ulsliop of Sebaste. was stopped
by a woman holdlne a child. Thft little
one was choklnir to death rrom a bone
which had lodecd Jn Its throat. Thn
doomed Hlshop touched Hie child's thioat.
made the hIku of the cross nnd prayed for
lis u-llef Accordlnc to tradition, tho little
sutTeter was cured Inslnntty, nnd the In
tel cession df the martyred bishop has been
tesorted to by purferns from throat and
lime troubles with successful lesulls.
Many or tho enily participants In the
ceremony todav were Intants. who were
carried to the churches by their parents or
KUaidtans. The churclies In tho business
centers of the city iccelve their lnr.-i
visitation in the luncheon period, and those
In the Industrial districts expect their
Kieatest crowds tills evenlin?. Jn some
parishes the priests arc kept busy thiough
out the entire day hy the thousands, who
visit the chinches tu seek the Intercession
ot St lllale as u pieventlve or grn nn'd
kindled throat nllmentx In the ear to comej
Quiet Talks
By mi. S. D. GORDON
GARRICK THEATRE
MONDAY TO FRIDAY
12:15 to 1 P. M.
.ViONUAV. Slli. "A UloKruplilv.nl Kketth ot
ShIhii '
Tl KSOAV, 0th.---The .tor ut Satin's
Defent "
VVi:i)NKsl)AV. Tth --"The Story of Hatan's
I'repnt Kirusfde "
TIU'ltSIiAV. hih. -'The Secret uf Victory
liver Sjtan "
KltlDAV, Uth ---rightlne Tactics i Ills and
Ouie"
i:vr.itvnot)V invited
com: in viii:n von can
Hl.ll' Ol-T WHKN VOU SIU8T
JOSEPH M. STEELE
f'HAlllMAN EXECPTIVB COMM1TTKR
"Quiet Talks" Books
By S. D. GORDON
We hsve the tullovvlng In atiirK. "A fjul.t Talk
About the Tempter." '-A Uulet Talk About tha
frowned Christ," "A Quiet Talk Atiout Jesus."
'A - Quiet Talk on l'eraonal Problems." -A
Quiet Talk on Home Meals." "A Quiet Talk
About Our Lord's llelurn," "A Quiet Talk With
World Winners." "A Quiet Talk on John's Gos
pel." "A Quiet Talk on Power." "A Quiet Talk
nu Prayer. ' "A Quiet Talk on Following tha
Christ " "A Quiet Talk on Service."
phone htiiI Mall Orders Killed Promptly.
1IIIIIK ROOM IIP TDK CIIKISTIAN 1.IPI5
I.ITKKATritl: Fll.MI
Itooin fino, l-rrr- lllilc. IS.to.f hrstnut SI.
Hell Telephone. Spruce L'tBS. ,
HIXIOIOL'S NOTICES
ProteNlaut Kplsropal
cm iti ii up Tin: iiiii.y apostlks
.'1st and Christian sin
llev. UCOIUli: HintlilHtT TOOP. 1) D.,
He, lor
P:iu a. in -lloly f ouimunlon.
1 o :ti ii. in Holv Cuintiiunlon arnd Sermon,
' :ill p III uiul.iv Sihool and lllble Classes.
7 .10 li ill KII--11I .MONTHLY MUSICAti
PLSTIVAL. the "I.IFIJ KVKItl.ASTlNO." by
Matlhius will Iib rendered hy the Choir. Mr.
P l.viiinii Wheeler, Oraanl-tt and Choirmaster.
Miss CIIAItl.OTTi: TYSON. Soprano
Vlrs. MAI! WAI.KKH I.OKLINU. Soprano.
Mrs HAIlltY A OUIl, Alio
Vlr JOHN IIIPI'WKl.t.. Tenor,
Mr IIAItrtY WAl.TKIt Mass
Mls CATIIKIUNF. I.KIIIY. Harpist
Mr Plti:i)i:itll'K IIAIIN Violinist
e ill urn up t. i.iki:
, , , AND THK PIIIIIANY
Pith li-hw Spruce
ltev DAVIO M. STPKI.K. Hector.
u 111 Holv Cotmuuntoii.
Ill a in f Sundav School
It a. in Holy Communion and Sermon.
Hi in Kvinliuc Prajer. Anthem and Ad.
dress
The lector ivlll preach at both avrvices.
CliritCII OP ST. MATTHIAS
tilth and Wnllre his
ltev 1) I.KSLIU flossi.l.VO. Hector.
Moriilin: Service, lo.so n'rluf-k.
i:venlliK Service 7. IT, o'clock.
All lonllally weloine
ST. .JAMPS1, 2-.M and Walnut sis.
Tho ltev. JOHN MOCKHHJUB, I) l.. Hector,
m a m Holv Communion.
10 30 a in Morning Praer (plain).
11 a fvi -I I il Communion with Sermon.
3 n in Continuation Instruction.
Ii I.", a in and 1- to p ni Sunduy Schools.
4 p ni Annual Service of Ilia Kree and.
open Church Association The Preaiher will
he the Hev Mllo II. Dates, L). U. Vicar of
the Chapel of the Intercession. Trinity
Parish. New ork clly '
'"Iha Week of Praer," Pebruary 4 to 11.
The i nur ll will ha open dally as usual,
llallv services during tha week aa futlowa:
7 3n a in .Holv Ciitninuntuii,
i a in Morninir Prayer.
10 a in Holy Communion,
111 itiniii Intercessions
11 p in. Kveiilmc Praer
. Socialist Literary Boelety
MH. .IAMKS II. JIALHPK. president of" stst'a
Pederatton of Labor, will speak on ''Socialism
and Iha Labor Movement" tomorrow, 3 p, ni..
ut Uroad St. Theatre. Music by liahn'a
SirluK Quartet. Public Invited. .
Sunday llreaLfust Association
Sl'NIlAV llltKAIU'AST ASSOCI VTION " "
l'.'lh tt. above Kaco St., Philadelphia.
SUNDAY 8.30 a. ni. Breakfast served to
the lioor I
li.iio a in .Religious aerv ices . e ood apeak
Ing. testimonies, solos by Miss KnoU llao'
lutlre and Miss I.ula. MearKle.
30:30 a, in. Prayer service. '
J. nil p. m. Illbla School.
7 30 p. in. Tea aervlce.
Monthly evening of song. Solo by Mlsa
Marian Gross, Mlsa Carrie lloth and other:
testimonies, etc.
MONDAY S p. nt Apollo Union.
TPKSDAY 7 p. m. Children Mestlnr.
I 00 p. m -Men'a Meeting.
WKDNKSDAY 7.S0 p. ni. Choral Clilb.
:I5 p. ni. Club of flood Cheer Concert. Pro-
gram In charge of K. Nevln Wtlst. asslslsd ''
by Dr. and Mrs. !., C Anthony anil other." "
.,..1lrl-a nn,.,, tn Clallnra
flullerles ODen to visitors.
TUtlllSDAY S p. ni Prajer Meeting-.
KIIIDAY tt p in. Christian Kndeavor.
SATUHDAY 2 p. m Sewing- School.
y-s
Unitarian 'J
FIKHT I'MTAKIAN,
10
lunday
chool, '
nols. will frasch on "How w lifay Attala fl
Height of Sph-llugl Efflcttucy,"
11 a
m.- Rsv. ,
u. vail or urban. IUi.
12:lB---Communlon -Service. t - .
Anlhema "How flreat la Thy Irving Klaat. , A
nesa." by J. K. .West, and 'Turn Thy.SlBajJ
Krom Jly Slna." by J, llarnby, PbUiw?
Ooepp, Organist. - .,J
UKKHANTUWN UNITAK1AN HOCIBTY.
MAN Sunday He boo I. 10 1 Preach in-, ,
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Young Men's Christian AsscltfaW
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