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, jjji;rj-.wxvjo rxyjsxjxKjni ur WUKLD WAK
E 'Admonishes Greater Practice
With a View of Appeasing Divine Wrath, and In
vokes the Spirit of Charity to the Afflicted
Archbishop rrendereast, In his pastoral
.if.r rrr-nmnanvlmr tho rtculadons for
f i Lnt. which season opens next Wednesday,
ik - .ll.ia n dmn4p nrnftlin nt antf.rtn.
' m and ncnanco during that period of
p prtyer and mortification. The horrors of
therefrom aro drawn upon to unsa Catholics
to a deeper rplrlt of atonement and propl-
tUtlon to uou. no Bays:
tone for the sins we have committed ; we
?hould do penanco likewise to. nvert the
danger of relapsing- and agatif offending
Cod. It Is a duty wo oivo to ourselves as
1 II..I Jimln n t,1 eltltlApW
, I1D VIUUniH ,,1, Ol.tltV,.!.
Were .further
Incentive needed, wo could find It
In the
duty we owe our fellow beings. The days
. ...It nml Hnrl'ii lianrl rata t,i..n, mr 1,1a
pro c i v. .. .... .. ...... ,,,., ,, uii mi,
' ..Htrr nn mnnv lands, whom IIa uffr-. tn
fc rhnntened with a war faro moro bloodv.
J ''more deadly and destructive than the world
K his hitherto known. What tonsue or pen can
or detail the evils that have come upon
them? Ktrlfo has begotten wrath ; wrath
has kindled hatred : revenge with Its at
tendants, reprisal and ictallatlon, has
closely followed : everywhere, unchecked
and untrammctcd, tho baser passions hold
way.
"Thoughtful men nre dazed at tho pass
to which things havo come, and some
among us, In their Impotency and despair,
are even ai?kliiK It Christianity has not
failed, when, after bo many years of ex
igence, It Is powerless to prevent such
icenes of bloodshed, cruelty and brutality.
But. tho mcdlcluo Is not a failure which lies
untouched on tho table of tho patient. It
! DR. LEWIS REMEMBERS
FRIEND IN TESTAMENT
,Woman Physician Killed in Mo
tor Accident Leaves .$20,000
to Dr. Frances Sprague
The will of Dr. Bertha Lewis, of Lower
Merlon, who was killed last Sunday morn
ing when tho Jitney In which she was riding
: struck a tree on Montgomery avenue, Dryn
Mawr, was probated today nt Norrlstown.
Her estate Is .valued nt $50,000 and up-
! ward. Her fi lend. Dr. Frances It. Sprague,
from whoso homj she had left a few min
utes before her death Is a largo bene
Hclary. 4 Doctor Sprague Is given all household
foods, books, pictures, furniture, jewelry,
wearing apparel and $20,000. She also !,
f to Tecelve tho remainder of the net Incomo
cf the estate after three cousins, Agnes
Cunningham, May Cunningham and Kdlth
Cunningham, are paid not moro than $1000
annually among them.
After the death of Doctor Sprague or
-the last surviving cousin, tho net Incomo Is
to be paid to tho children of tho testatrix's
brother. Wilfred Lewis, and tho children of
her brother, E. Sidney Lewis, and after tho
aeath of all children of the brother Sidney,
her estato Is to go to tho children of her
brother Wilfred.
The will, which was executed on May
I. 1914. hnnii.Dth. tin Ann (A !, cniM...
1 for T''thl'it r.tt1iiA nf nkiu.int.in ttnn ,
Uiei PhlllUlplnhtn. PnllefA KftttlAmamf Aeon.
Kf datlon, at Philadelphia: $1000 to the
r Aiumnae Association of Woman's Medical
' College, of Pennsylvania, and to Elizabeth
C. Itlchardson $200 "in remembrance of her
late husband and their many kindnesses
to pie."
Doctor Lewis sets forth In her will that
her body be cremated and her ashes scat
tered or deposited near those of her father
and mother.
Coroner McGlathery will hold an Inquest
In Doctor Lewis's death; next Monday.
Mail for DeutschlarrtT Returned
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ktj wuitnim, rcu, id, Accoruins; io me
F German papers, letters for delivery to for-
a "in countries cy submarines will not bo
le' aeentfl nt nn..nt th.,. ,iik ....-
Int.n.d .n 1. -it 4. ., ..
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5," Deutschland will be returned, to the writers
Bd the postage refunded.
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Read the handwriting on the wall. The
.rising costs of lumber, labor, materials
nd finishes mean higher building costs
Ul the Snrinor Tf wmi tnnf1( mltttncr
In hardwood flooring then, better let us
figure on the work nnw. Quick, skilled
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of Self-Denial and Penance
would be unjust to accuse the physician of
Incapacity when his counsels are unheeded
and his prescription contemptuously re
jected. Wero these men to scrutlnlzo more
closely and seek tho truth without bias or
prejudice, they would speedily rcallzo that
the fault lies not with the Christian re
ligion, but rather with those who, nbuslng
their freedom of will, havo refused to em
brace, or at least, to practlco. Its teach
ings, and they would frankly confess In the
words of tho Maccabees that "wc suffer
these things for ourselves, having sinned
against God and things worthy of admira
tion aro done to us." Slay not our penance,
brethren, be a means of softening God's
anger with tho world? May It not bo In
strumental In reconciling Him ngaln to His
people? In this auspicious season tho faith
ful everywhere make common cause Willi
us, besieging Heaven, and who can tell
what good our united efforts may not pro
duce? Could we abbreviate oven bv one
short hour tho reign of lawless violence,
could wo In somo degree restrain the
ferocity of the combatants or restrict to
any appreciable extent tho area of the
battlefield, would wo not bo amply repaid
for our sacrifices?"
Tho Archbishop concludes with an ex
hortntlon to prayer, fasting and almsdecds,
especially recommending tho Catholic
women of this city who, "not content with
tho good they could accomplish as In
dividuals, and without promptings or per
suasion from any external source, hao
banded together that they might more
effectively co-operate with ua ln,support of
existing charities and at the same tlmo
meet the new needs which aro constantly
occurring."
PARENTS RESCUE TWO
CHILDREN FROM FIRE
Rush Little Ones to Safety After
Daughter of Late Rear Ad
miral Gives Alarm
Two children were rescued by their
scantily clad parents and $5000 damage
was done at a fire that swept tho second
and third floors of the residence of Alfred
A. Gumpert, 4207 Baltimore avenue, this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Gumpert were dressing
when some one knocked on tho front door
of their home and shouted "Fire!" At tho
same tlmo smoke came pouring down from
the third floor. Bushing Into a neighbor
ing room, Mr. and Mrs. Gumpert gathered
their children, Felice, nlno years old, and
Anna, six years old, and carried them to
tho street. By this time the top of the
house was tn flames.
The children and Mr. and Mrs. Gumpert
found refuge In the homo of a relative,
Theodore Tack, 503 South Forty-Second
street, Tho fire was extinguished only nfter
it had gutted the third and second stories.
Tho one who discovered the conflagra
tion and knocked on the door was Mrs.
Virginia Hasklns, daughter of tho lato Bear
Admiral Alexander Bussell. Mrs. Hasklns
lives on the corner of Forty-second and
Baltlmoro avenue,
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NECKWEAR
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35c or 3 for $1.00
$1.50 and $2.00 Neckwear,
$1.15 or 3 for $3.25
SHIRTS
$1.50ShirU 95c or 3 for $2.50
$2.00 Shirts $1.35 or 3 for $4.00
tuch price been
unprecedented ale.
DISAPPEARS LIKE
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100 GIRLS JOIN IN SEARCH
FOR MISSING RUTH CRUGER
Will Conduct Mail and Phone Probe for
17-Year-Old Chum Police of
Many Cities Notified
NKW YOn.K I'eli. 1fi -- One hundred
Klrl PtudentR of AVadlelch High School came
to the aid of the police today In the search
for Ituth ('nicer, a pretty seventeen-year-
0s" For Tomorrow, Saturday J
Spring's
Suit
checks or plaids a collec
tion that challenges coni
po; 'ion.
No Charge for Alterations
At the
New
Market Cor.
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'TIS A FKAT
The Man Who Is Out-Doors
Wants a Hi-Cut Storm Shoe
This Dark Tan Blucher, of Oil
Grain Leather, is for men who are
out-doors in stormy weather.
The Foot-form 'last gives the
necessary . comfort and the extra
heavy sole ismade weather-proof.
Boarded Calf sturdy winter shoes that stand the snow and
the hard knocks that boys give
Big Boys Sizes, 1 to 6, $3.75
Little Gents',
Even the Ladies -Need
Storm Shoes
Women's, $7
Growing Girls', $5
Misses', $3.50
'TIS A FEAT TO FIT FEET
kdtomeb
Shoes and Hosiery
1204-06-08 Market St.
DOROTHY ARNOLD
l'holo by International! Film Sen Ice.
New York detectives liellevo they
havo another Dorothy Arnold cuse
on their hands in the tllsappenranca
of seventeen-year-old Ituth Crugcr.
Miss Crugcr wns lust seen on Tues
day leaving n shop in which shu
had left" her ."kntcs to be sharp
ened. Her father iiclicvcs she vas
kidnapped.
old schoolgirl who mysteriously disap
peared from her home Tuesday, 'rney will
conduct a mail and telephone Investigation
covering all surrounding towns.
Search for the missing girl was extended
to all over tho t'nitcd States today. Police
telegraphed her description to all cities as
far west as St. Louis and as far south as
Atlanta.
Tho girl left her homo Tuesday forenoon
to get a pair of skater sharpened. She
left tho skates at the store. All trace of
her was lost at this point. '
Dashing
Styles
Models and Fabrics
Refreshingly New
$35-$25
Overflowing with chic
smartness designs of the
world's leading couturiers
from the demure new tailor
made, with its straight-line
skirt, slender but full, to the
pointed-jacket equestrienne
model.
Serges P.olret Twills
liurclla Cloth Velours,
Spring Gabardines
Suggesting sport days or
the Avenue or both ! The
latest shades, in solid colors,
Fashion
Shop
12th Street
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TO FIT FKIJT
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$l.90
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And Great
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9 Jo 13, $3.
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SEEKS TO aiNCH CITY
SALARY INCREASE FUND
Mayor's Brother - Secretary
Rushes South for Signature
to Gunrd Moneys
The Mayor's lirother-secretaty. .loseph
C. Smith, Is speedlnc southward today with
nn amendment to a transfer hill which,
when signed by Mayor Hnilth, will protect
f it m mandamus procced'iiRS city moneys
Intended by the administration for salary
Increases for 3000 city employes the "lit
tle fellows" who nre scheduled for "lalscs"
April 1.
Tho amendment, which was passed by
(Vnim'lls esteidny afternoon, appropriates
t fiflo.C 1 7. ntiotit half of which Is to lie um.M
foi al,iry Increases. It Is belni? hurried
t Walton, l'la.. where tho Mayor Is spend
Iiik one of his winter acatlons.
Tho appropriation, mndn up nf the entire
$.1T5.nnn surplus In the rlty treasury and
the J285.617 unexpired balance of last ear's
loan, Is threatened by mandamus proceed
Iiiks In Its form ns surplus nml balance.
Hy cnmpletliifC tho process of maUlnjf Ik an
i.i'l roprlatioVi with tlm Mayor's slKiialure,
I In- administration places It nut of the lv.ir'i
nf couit proceedings. The money thus
Kafecuarded Is listed Hi the amendment ns
n fund to pay interest on the new loan.
By a method nf transfer about half, of it
is to be used for the salary IncifjM-s, pro
vision for which Is made by a bill now In
Councils The other half will h expend 'd
In pauiK Interest. Hasty action on behalf
of the "little fellows" was deemed iinper.
ntlvo In view of other mandamus proceed
Iiiks threatening to follow the mandamus
presented by St Vincent's Home for $332,000
tn payment for condemnation of the prop
erty at Tnenty-nrst and Race streets. City
Treasurer McCoach declined tn pay this o.it
of the treasury on tho ground that It could
bo paid from tho loan.
Secretary Snllth. who left last night, also
will acquaint the Mayor with tlm tr.ins t
situation arising from Director Twining n
announcement to the Public Service Com-
J. E. Caldwell & Co.
Chestnut Juniper South Penn Squsro
IMPORTANT EMERALDS
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the source of all -worth-while
"Distinctive Ideas in Men's 'Wear,"
willjje ready in a day or two.
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OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
Hints That Help
One large business establishment has set
up these "telephone rules:"
1 If the person asked for has answered at
another telephone, place the receiver
back on the hook at once; they tell us
that in some telephone exchanges as
many as one-third of the lines are "out
of service" for various periods each
month because receivers have been left
off.
t
2 If, at any time, you notice a telephone
receiver off the hook and, apparently, the
call is not being attended to, Urn out
what's wrong and correct it.
3 Answer promptly; seconds seem like
minutes to the person calling, and he's
apt to "hang up" if kept waiting long.
4 If the message is for someone else in the
office, say that you will call him at once-;
don't leave the calling person wondering
what's become of you.
5 If the call must be trans
ferred to another tele
phone, say so before "call
ing" your private branch
exchange operator.
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A drop oFrubv
linders in tho friidilo
dlass
-PAL.L MALI r
A5UliMlnLonJon
AQiierlcr Here
Inirslon that the high-speed lines ns now
planned would cost $91,000,000 Instead nf
$3,000,000. Uefore he left for tho Sou h
Mayor Smith expressed the hope that tlm
commission would grant certificates of pub
lic convenleiito that would make possible
work on the proposed lines.
Plot to Kidnap Girl Suspected
CARLISLE!. Pa., Keb. 18. A note, after
ward found tn be a forgery, asking her
to hurry to a houes where her father was
said to be sick, Is believed to have been part
of a plot to kidnap Vera Lutu, seventeen
years old, of Shlppenburir. A neighbor,
coming In Just as she was about to start,
Informed her that her father was In the
best of health. Officers nro looking for
two men, said to hae sent tho 'note, who
wero seen nbout the spot whero the girl
was told to go.
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Sale of
FINE
SUITS
is based on fact
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and appeals to
Common Sense
rather than
to Cupidity
JThe difference be
tween spending your
money on a'basis of
Common Sense instead
of Cupidity is just this.:
Common Sense wakes
up next morning with a
feeling of satisfaction;
whereas Cupidity is apt
-to pucker his mouth
and regret the flier he
took seeking something
for nothing!
Some of the fabrics in
these Suits can't be
duplicated until a year
after the war is over.
These $40 and $43 Suits
are the finest that can
be made the very finest
that money can buy.
We don't care where
you go or what you pay,
you can't get better
not from the iest
custom tailor, be his
price fifty, sixty, or
seventy-five; for these
fine Suits are made of
the costliest fabrics
woven, cut with science
and tailored with art
and skill.
Sizes for big men,
small men, short men,
tall men, men that
have been told they
couldn't be fitted in
Ready-to-wear Clothes!
At these Reductions:
$33
$40 & $43
Suits for c
and
$37
$23
$30 & $35
and
Suits for
c;o'.
$26
$25.00
Suits for
$19
$22.50 & $20
Suits for '
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