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r More Plans Are Under
Which Will Take jVlace
Story of What to
Tj.. IT Isn't "ne lenellt It's nnotlior tlicso days, and naturally many of us nre Inter
lr.ied In the ltlttenlioitso Siuarc Klower Market, which Is to tako nlacc on Mav 23.
m ai tho most icccnt mcethiK held dnrliiB the week by the committor, nn nrmnr....
l BicnW, the heads of the various booths reported much troBress In the completion
If- of the. detail work, while with few exceptions nil reported thu list of their aids for
f. the various ncparunvnn.
IV. Mrs. Mil Kirk Price H clinlrimiu of
IS Mrs VV. Howard I'nncont,t. Mrs. Thomas
IS irhnmnM Itol.erts Is chairman of
IY "v .... ..... ....
ir .. ,.ni. rimti urn. Willi .us.
( Ut mm "' --
S Henry (' "oyer nH f-eerctnry
and Mr. Htncy Uoytl ns Hens'
urcr. Other member of this
committee Include Mrs. Charles
Jt T. Crcssweli, .mis. .mini v..
i Oroomc. Mis. H. c. ivramnniuir,
t f Arthur 12. Newbotd, Jr.,
ffiR? Mm! Keeil Morgan, Mrs. (looigo
vmffl Stuart Patterson, Mm, J. Wll
M nam White. Mrs. Jimm M. Will
i eox amf Mrs. Edward. V. F.ok
Mrs. ItnlilnsH nootn win roprc.
IK. .... Iho Chilli Federation. Hut-
r Kit, ..." -
K tr and eggs will lie Included In
i ... ,. ,.. .,.,.. .,-
tl;o niticios I or wilt; in mis no
partment. The aides Include
Mrs. John (I. Clark, Miss Helen
llel'licr. Mr. Hodman 15. (Iris
com. Mrs. Henry S. drove, Mrsi
Samuel MoOllntnek Hiunlll, Mrs.
Thomas Learning. Mrs. llnratlo
0. Lloyd, Mrs. Howard Long,
itreth, Mrs. C II. Ludlngtrin,
Mrs. Norman Muol.eod, Mrs.
i, Arthur K. Newborn. Jr., .Mis.
? Ceorpo Stuart TattelTon, Mrs.
.1' Kdrar T. Scott, Mrs. Iloiaco 13.
II
Smith, Mrs. Alfred StonRcl and
Mr. James M. Wlllcox.
Another Interesting booth,
rhlch will be under the direction
of Miss Sophy Cadwilader, will
represent the Society of Llttlo
Gardens. Miss t'ndwnladcr will
bn assls-tel by Miss Kmlly I'.ar.
clay. Miss Harriet Drayton,
Mrs. 12. I,. Lea. Mrs. John Cad
Tialartcr. Jr. Mrs. T. J. Jeffries,
Mis. Forrest X. SKlce, Mrs. W.
0. flhoads, Mrs. I-'rederlck
Graham and Miss Caroline
PInkbr Potted plants, garden
tools and Indoor boxes will bo
.J
told at this booth. Tlie Society
ef I.lttlo t!:n dens' Is composed of main
hundred members who eultivato small
(aniens or city ,nrds.
Booth Xo. 1! will represent the Garden
Club, with Mrs. T. Henry Dixon as chair
man, assisted by the following aides;
Mrs. Franklin Pepper, Mrs. Marshall P.
Morgan, Mrs Francis 1. (lowen, Mrs.
Robert I!. (ilendennlnR and Miss Kmlly
Foy,
With Mis. Sidney V. Keith at llooth
Ho. 2 will be Mrs. John W. Pepper, Mrs.
Kdnard P.. Cassntt, Miss Julia lierwind,
Mis. Thomas I.eamliiR. Mrs. Archibald
Bailslle. Mrs John Packard, Mrs. .1. H.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Isaac Starr, Mrs.
rhlllp Uhlnelander. Miss Haclio. Miss
Kato llohortsun and Miss Margaret till)
Ion. .Mrs. J Itldceway Iteilly and Mrs.
Francis K Walnwiisht will be nt Iiooth
--- 1 ..... . ..t .....
SJJ'o. 4, assisted by Mrs. Isaac Hobor
R, Mrs. (!. Iliinton ltobcrts, Mrs. Wall
Hoborts,
Iter
f.F'julke, Mrs. Howard Weaver, Mrs. Hob
1 trt b'ewell, Mrs. John Dennlston and
Mrs. S. Iioyci Davis.
1 Tho lemonade booth will bo under tht.
i management of Mrs. Denjamln West
Frazle:', Mrs. Samuel Henderson nod Mrs.
' Bamuel K. Reeves.
1 AH'NXV thliiK happeneil In tlermani
, rVtown a few days iiro, when ono of tho
most attractive of the younf- matrons
whose prematurely pray hair Is always
I a thing of beauty and a joy forever, after
X having had a shampoo and a wave and
before putting on her hat, went to tho
window of tho hairdressers' shop to look
for her car. She stood quite still, looking
In vain for the motor, when two women en-
;f tered the shop and eeluK Mrs. turn
from tho window, fairly gasped. "Oh!"
they said, "you looked so pretty and your
hair was mi perfectly done that we thought
Sou were part of tho window decoration."
Hardly had my little friend recovered
from her shock when, overhearing tho
COnVerSatloil. Ilin ni-nhflnti ft,-,, .nncnrl n.l
; rubbing his hands in French faMilon said
ijt quite seriously, "Any time Mrs.
ui como ann poso in my window for mo
I will pay her her own price. Her hair,
U Is beautiful, and always stays Just
. here I put It. It Is, Indeed, a credit to
ray shop,"
"Well," she confided to lier husband
kter, "if you have to go to war and our
Mocks stop paying dividends, nt least I
Mi earn tho family salt."
' NANCY WYXXi:.
Personals
Mrs. Itatilnntit, !.- ..,.!, .1..., -
If dlnn.. 1 .' ' '""" WJJUU KHVP
R' ,. , . cvc,lng nt her home In Uryn
fi K u nor or Nr- nlll Blr' Stevens
y, --"""Hi wnoso murriago was a recent
I
Dr. nnd Mr, ii.,Hn r.,.- 1 . 1
II S ..?.". fnr n musical on Sunday. May
Fn. , lr "omo ln Itadnor to hear Miss
tneen Jones, of Plttbburgh, play.
W Mr, and Mis. Frederick C. Stout, of Ard
UV. ""re, entcriiiliip.i i i.,o i.. ,
Iv, Cricket C? ,COB,umo ,,anc0 nt tn0 Merlon
m' Itlrh!Js.,.hose Prei,(,nt wero Mr. and Mrs.
' rj.! r.M!.Ncly. Mr. and Mrs. Kano S.
I' .- ,; nnu s,rs- Norman K. Conder-
VI Hn. ,, 1 . '" ' 'oo, ir, nnu Airs.
I1 SSut ifju,!,, rnZ'Cr ttnd Mf' "na MrH-
JllrlrFA "lit 1 1.1
I. y.r. vnunni i'. Ferguson nnd Mrs.
I1 i'.?S?on announce the engagement of their
M,,' 'MlBS (Jrac Ferguson, to Dr. Don
' Munro, of this city, formerly of lloston.
. lr". QUIIICV A nillmnr. 1,. l.t.
fj.Zr! at I';,rt Nfnirra.'N. v.. and will move
L'.Jr er? "n ,Mnday. Mrs. Wharton Slnkler,
K ' nss also taken a house at Fort Niagara.
Mr. Anil Kf.n n .1 T.
tt,,i. v "" uen jivans nave ciosea
.neir house n mm !,.... . . ..
iveu to their country place at Devon.
KMu.'S'' n."'8, Horac . Smith and tho
"" Smith will Iirv thn ni(.i,n.-
r J-1 y l,ave ,,een ,0Pnlng for the last
C.. m '-ana R0 thB cr" of the week to
MP May fop tho ijummer.
fiJIrm,e5 atrttdllng, of Eaaton, la spend
i $"era' daya nt the University Club.
h M.a;rthur.Atwater Ke"t. of Rosemont.
"Pending a few dayaln New York.
v?'a Pha.rl." harpless Jones, of 418
iii.Xi. . i 'louso Ianei oermantowii, left
mkZr. Qr. ua'tlmore, where she will
rwio aauEhtern. Mm. Llovd firimih
n and Mrs, William Bullock Water-'
mw J-ooBraa wa Miss Marlon Jones
?. EVENING "MEBHILADEIiMrA, AURDAY, ii&Y'v:iiN
ABOUT PEOPLE ' !Saga ENOUGH TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND - Sifcjf ?R KJKST S?" rTHl
. m,. t,I?? 5"' M.r" Charles Morrison, . ..iy.rrflirjirti....i,, . . lawless. Yet 1 could not drive wholly from LilM -"ffl
Way for Flower Market, LFSj'i" eiaSlIXB,. TOSW'.rnS irTT n
TT. on a t-x'i i it. i Ewhu? .',", ' ," ' ,iii 'WrAJ'i'7yVf7Mm'AWyvt ', i'''y7S'i . RIIMl '" h" ptensuro yncht of n million .I" aW.'W
May 23 A Delightful H,lc '" 'Mlrlnni 1,ml1 nml "'"' K'lnn 'S1W''?X '. V'iyM, ."". The ,,utwird change was so great my I MA
T- a. . W f t 'J J ft 4 J SJ. 'J VIA 7 SIifJI f tJ.. JJi jjT.'sJ f.f.t. I. fi J . yVAAi,. . Ss . una imi 1 ill IT KlnniF lliv l"if' ! H M M jrf.M
i-'W uail XJlDt; X1 clllb . The t-prlnir infiUltiff f ilio N'orthwrM Uff'?, 7 W 7 !C w. f VMtM fifo f ' Vjt ,inw .niii .....ri,i 1 if iMnncr. Vulmn ;
I 1"V It I I 1j r lil.l. .. . llfJfW'S '' W f 't'j Vi '.ft, "'.'. SJAit 'tf.s 1 ' f ' V' ?', IIP Un lint In ..l.llt IK. tiltt,P i n n lift
the executive commltteo and Is ns!si,.,l l.v
Wwyn and Mrs. J. Willis Martin, while .Mrs
I'luito by ItiM'hnicli,
MISS AGNKS HROCKIK
Misa Urockie is the tlauchtcr of Mr.
and M.rs. William Gray Wnnlcn. . She
has been traveling in the West, hut is
expected to return in n few days.
nnd Mrs. Wateimaii was Miss Katherlne
Jones bcfure li,-r marriage a few weeks ago.
Mr. and .Mrs. riiarles Lawrence. 3d. of
Last Atlantic and Jackson avenues, Mng
ncilla. N. .1.. will be at home this month.
Thrlr wedding took ulace Mnrch 7. Mrs.
Lawrrnro will bo remembered ns Mips Flor
ence liable, of this rlty.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Cenrge F linker, of tld
Oaks, Itosemont, are spending a week at
l.dgcmrre, their plRr In I.nkewood.
Along the Reading
Tlie
annual !)tiKiniv mnntin n...i
luncheon given by tho Jenklntown Choral
( luh will bo held on nonda, Mny 21, at
the Old York Hoad Country ('lull.
The members of the Old Vnrk Hond
ountry Club will hold nn Informal dance
In the club ballroom this evening.
Germantown
Mrs. .lames Moser. .Miss Alice Ferrv, Mls
Marie Crocsiii nnd Mr. Hubert Moser. of
llnzleton, Pa., motored to this city recently
and nre the guests, of Mrs. Catherine Mc
lilone, of West Chelten avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurk Kstnlirook. .".IS Wet
Johnson street, arc spending n month In
Newark and the New Knglnnd States,
Miss Until Klnenhower. of Fpjal street
will leae today for New York, where she'
will attend tho wedding of Miss Miriam
Spiers nnd Mr. Cordon McNeil, which will
take place next Wednesday.
Dr. nnd Mrs. KiHvnrd F. ICamerly. ,Tr 31
West rpniil street, will entertain At dinner
followed by cards and an Informal daneo
this evening. The guests will Includo Dr
and Mrs. lleibert Payne Fisher. Mr. and
Mrs. Kdwnril H. Mason. .Mr. nnd Mrs. John
M. Hubbs. Mr. nnd Mis. John M. Dorrlss.
Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Flnkerton, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hurley Paneoast and Mr. and Mrs
uarrison i,. rolls
West Philadelphia
Mrs. Albert II. Othsner nnd her
son. of Knstover. Vn.. are visiting
little
Mrs
ochsner's pnrents. Mr and Mrs. William
W. Flske. nt 3103 Hamilton stiect.
North Philadelphia
Miss Klluabcth Cundey, of 3140 Clifford
street, gave a luncheon today at her home.
Spring (lowers and ferns formed the deco
rations. Miss Pearl Fulls, Miss Marian
Vnlsloy, Miss Katharine liawicy. Miss Mir
iam Humphreys, Miss Marian Moss, Mlsa
Jane Czarnecko and Miss Helen Wcndcl
wero tho guest?, ,
Tho Christian Ivndeavor Choir of the Ann
Carnilchael Momorlal Presbyterian Church
will sing tho cantata "Ituth and Naomi"
on Tuesday evening. Mny 15. In tho church
auditorium, Fifth street and Krle avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Klmer Hall, Jr., have
returned from their honeymoon trip and are
nt homo nt 4689 North Sixteenth street.
Tho brldo was Miss Martha I.ockhart,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs, Isano Loekhart,
of 2737 North Thirteenth street.
The wedding of Miss tlecipin Meherman.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, S, I.leberman, of
1013 Not th Thirty-third street, and Mr.
Joseph It Sherman, of Atlantic City, will
tako placo on Tuesday, June 12, at the home
of the officiating rabbi, the Hev. Dr. Mar.
vln Nathan. The at-home cards aro for
nfter July 1 nt 110 Atlantic avenue, Atlantic
City. J
The Christ Church Choral Hocloty has
been organized In Tioga with Mr. Henry
Peltz, president; Miss Agnes Simpson, secre
tary, and Mr. Harry Kennedy, treasurer.
This musical club Is to .bo a neighborhood
organization, open to all who ore Interested
In choral work. The members will meet
on Monday evenings In tho parish hall of
Christ Protestant Kplecopal Church, Sixth
and 'Venango streets. Mr. D. Arthur Horn
bold Is director nnd Mr. Newell Robinson
accompanist. Rehearsals aro being held for
a summer concert.
Mr. John Carroll, of 1712 North Tark
nvcnuo, will soon leave for France,
The members of the Tioga fluslness
Men's Association gnvo a dinner Inst night
at their headquarters, 3543 Oermantowii
avenue. In celebration of the granting of
their charter ob n business men's associa
tion seven years ago. Mr. Wilbur If. Zim
merman, tho president, was tonstmaster,
Mr. Harry Smith, chairman of the enter
tainment committee', Messrs. John at.
dross, J, A. Mclntyre, Edgar A. Hobson,
B. C. Snyder, Jr.., and Kdward Mllllngton
were among those taking part. The music
was In charge of the glee club of the as
sociation. Roxborough
Miss Elizabeth Schofleld entertained last
vnln at her horn. 430 Manavunlt n.
nue. Her gueata, Included Mr. George fiarida.
finnt si HnMui i,.iA f t,i.itn.ini..i.iu ui
be held in the First llaptlst Churrh. Oreen
lane, Manayunk. next Tuesday afternoon
and evening, Mr . H, Wlndlsch, the
president, will preside, nnd the afternoon
Program will Includs a devotional service
"V the llev. W. A Crawford, pastor of the
ehuteh; addresses by the P.ev. Dr, C. II.
Vtoolstnn, "The Art of Illustrative Teach
big : the Uev. Dr, l.uther De Yoc, "Tho
Josll)iluir of Moving Pictures In Church
Vnrk"; llrlgadler Andrew Crawford, of At
lanta. f!a . "dpen-AIr Work." Supper will be
seixed from r,:30 to 7 o'clock by the Ladles'
Aid Society. In the evening the llev. W.
II. homey will have chnrge of the de,
votlonal service, and the nddrcss will be
riie New Unfa'an Challenge to Mapllst."
n.y the llev William Fetler. of Petrograd
Short messages will be given by the repre
sentatives from the churches hi the uni.m.
The llev w. U. Forney Is vice president;
the llev. 11. L. NVwklrk. secretarv i Ml. ,1.
II. Cope, treasurer; the llev. Dr. Charles I,.
S-eashnlen. chairman of tepresentntlve. nnd
the llev. Dr A. r. Applegnte. chairman of
tlie executive committee The nuxlllnrv
board Includes Mr ( W. Pierce. Mr. W. K
tlopkin. Mr. Harry H. Illnkln, Mr. Henrv
Oeste. Mr. Itnhert Lees, Mr. C. A. Currier.
Mr. (i. S. Tlpplu, Mr. John W. Ilarmer, Mr
Harry Kulp. Mr, Walter Dletrlck. Mr.
rank A. Hltze, Mr. Anthony Wetherlll. Mr.
Kdward Pole. Mr. J. Cope. Mr. J. C.
Humphreys. Mr. H H. Cooker. Mr. Norman
Davis nnd the Hev. p. II. Mover.
r
"I
Weddings
wiucsut cahpi:nti:ii
Another war wedding took place on
the Main Line this afternoon, when Miss
Eleanor S Carpenter, daughter of Dr. nnd
Mi John T. Carpenter, became the
bride of Mr. William i'iixp Wright, son of
Mr and Mrs. William Townsend Wright,
in SI. Mary's i:p.seop:il Church, Wayne, nt
I i clock Tlie IJnv John 11. Townsend, of
SI. John's Church. Camden, performed
the cereinon . The bride wore a gown
of while tulle over soft white satin, trimmed
with pearl trimming, with a long court
train and tulle veil nnd rairied a bouquet
of white roses and lilies of the valley. She
was given In marriage by her brother.
Mr. John Thomas Carpenter. Jr., nnd was
unattended The bridegroom's best man
was his father. Mr. William Townsend
Wright, nnd the ushers were Mr. Lfster
Armour, Mr. oscur II. James Mr. Archibald
Uraham Mellwnlne. Jr. Mr. S. Whitney
Dickey. Mr. Mnynard bllson, of New York:
Mr. Charles (! King, of Providence. H I.;
Mr. Sanders.. n Cnshmati. Albany. N. V ;
Mr. Arthur i'. Ci linden, St. Louis; Mr. Holi
er! S. Holder. Vermont; Mr. Hlchard llarte.
Mr. John Van Pelt and Mr. Andrew K. T.
Van Pelt.
A small reception followed tha ccie
niony at Hose Cottage, the home of the
bride, in Itadnor. Mr. and Mis. Wright will
left for Newport. 11. I., where tliev have
taken an apartment. Mr. Wright will be on
duty In the naval reserve.
COOI'HH STETSON
The marriage of Ml.ss Anita Stetson,
daughter of Sir. and Mrs. James N". Sletsoil.
to Mr. Andrew Allgood Cooper, son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. .1 Paul Cooper, of Home, On .
took place today In Hie Church of St
Luke and the Epiphany, on Tlili tcenth
street above line
The Hev David M. Steele, rector of tlie
church,' performed the ceremony at 12:30
o'clock
Aliss Elizabeth Van Duseu was the
maid of lienor nnd the bridesmaids In
eluded Miss Isabel Urockie Stoughton, Mrs
Donnld Kelt. Miss Katherlno Potter nnd
Miss Louise Nowiand, of Wilmington, Del.
Mr. Cooper had Mr. II. Chase Tatnall
as best man and bis ushers Included Mr.
II. Cordon Hw-lng, of Baltimore; Mr. Mnik
A. Cooper and Mr. Frederick S. Cooper, of
Home. Oa. ; Mr. Paxton ltobcrts, Mr. Fred
eric II. l.eidy nnd Mr. Joseph Van D. Stet
son. I.lttlo Miss Mary .Meigs, n cousin of the
bride, was flower girl. A reception for tho
families an dlntlmate friends only followed
the ceremony. After a wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Cooper will live In Home. Oa.
W E INT HA U II SC 1 1 Wl IT.
Announcement Is made of tho marriage r.f
Miss noitlui Schwartz, daughter of the lato
Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz, of 2148 North
Twenty-eighth street, to Mr. William II.
Welntraub, son of Mr, A. Welntrauh.
of 13,1 Manton street at the home of
the llev. Mr. Partnoff. 1300 South
Sixth street, on Wednesday evening.
May 9. The btlde was given in marriage
by her uncle, Dr. Davis, and attended by
Miss Edith Ileinstelu as maid of honor nnd
Miss Oeitrude Shaw as flower girl. The
blidegioom was accompanied by Mr.
Charles llernsteln as page and .Mr. Seymour
D. Hums as best man.
After the ceremony a luncheon for the
Immediate families was served at tho home
of the bridegroom. The couple left for a
few weeks' stny nt Atlantic City.
MISS DOROTHY GHEENEBAUM
Tho engaRoment of Miss Greene
baum to Mr. G. Gould Hirich was
announced yesterday by Misa
Greencbaum'a parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Greenebaum, of 2827
ruTK. avenue.
1 K-Ztg. -Zw
t if e f ts f . .. ' j v 1 1 v .x.i .v j tuv t 1 , erjisjfj.
wsHlrfl I mwi-mKk.
f'AirlKM I .If" l'liblishliiE riimp.in !! ,rnt d In Fp",inl nrrnncnnnt.
Lawyer You say you can brinu; witnesses to swear that they were
in n rov.hoat with you nt the time the horse was stolen. How niu'ny can
you brinu?
Prisoner Well, sor, ni kin lirinfj as many ns the bont'll hould.
CONTRABAND
A Uomance of tho North Atlantic
Hy RANDALL I'AKKISII
Tin; stouy Tiir.s r.i:
, CAPTAIN UK II.MI11 11(11. 1, I. of III- Atl.lB
Line, who i-tlr.'il from mitIc.' when his
fsther. owiit nf lh ronit.in.. died nnd h-fl
nlm it smill fnrlun.. In ,u f a iitimt., r nf
ltuls on Iw.iril th.' Mirlil Hsin-niliii. owned
l.v iJrrtncton. ropp.-r ktnn and million. ill,, of
Npw York
Vl:ilA CAItltlN'tilllS. the nillllnn.llre'H
tilnpteen-reHr.nlil ilstiirhtfr. linn l.rdieil a petty
nffiter of tlie v n, nt t,, n.-i rel, h.T oa iMi.-ir.l
Tho MtrMIni: inri Is als',iitl' Us Iksmiis..
CnrrtiiKion lino s tiusineH ,.u'in.. In inlnd II"
wnnls to rnrner the copper market l.t'r.iui'e
of the (Irent War llollls ,lii,enerH Vera one
lilKht without knewitk' Iter lil,ntit. l.ut prma
ls to keep her Beer, t tltlttl the rrilft Is one
ihv out trt e.i, when Ihe nlrl Is to dl-cluK.'
her prenenre.
I'l'.lt(ll s Mrt'ANN. .1 nillllon.ilre. MIrMIv
known to llnllle. Is nnnth.-r Client
Tho second nUhl nut a trump ste.inier
wrerke the ynrht All hut Ihtllls. 'er.i and
MlM'flnil lire Itsved Mild plek 'd up h the lin.lt
1 1 oil le, foreee MH'nnn to h"l hlni hhernte the
Cll I loekei! u n MHternnm 'III.- thr, e ttl'tl
esenpe In the lt?ht ilnr ir.iUltiK frntn Ihe elern
id tun Mlel.t
The third nlisht nut th. slchl li er.ifl. Ihe
Indian thief, nf Philadelphia nhhh i.ikes
theni on hoard when It Is learned th.it llnllls
inn imvinnte Hie Imut. The Indt.lll I'lllet Is
In n plthitde rmillllna havlns h-en wrriked
Itl a storm. The U'esel 1 Intoled to ttle
hntrhes with n ,-iri.i nf munlllniis nf w.ir
inlisinned In llniuhn-M
111 1 I.I l II.W'OM, the nntier nf the ehlp
(ills Ktnke, Ids entire f.irtlllie 111 the entlire
Tpiin Its surrrss depends his flllure. nnd (hat
nf Ids mntlier. Ill rillliidelphln. When Vera
reei'nlx.i's llnseotn us nn nld I'.ilai Iteaeh
mounintanre. she ures llnllls to luke entn
ninnil of the ship nnd run It Into lluinlmrg.
Ilnsenm Is a cripple ss the result nf a HhM.uitoC
nrtnlr In which Mif'.itui. In a Jnnluus r.iue.
tlrid nt hlni lla-cnni, linw.ArT. was Innnrcnt
,if auv rntnnllclty wph the wnninn.
llollls tskrs rnnim.-ind nod , hnoses I.e.,.
vord. os Ids llrst mate and Olson, ns -, nnd
mule, lie then le.irns that Mii'nnn hns In
formed lh crew of the war. nnd Is spr, nd
ln iiinney and iilnrhniH i.rnnllses nnirmix the
men If they land liltn s.lfelN a( fill American
MrOnnn Is made a prisoner to kerp him
nway from Ihe irew. hut onlv fnr a short
while, ns the men nuillnr under the lender
shin nf l.lverponl nnd White nlld enpture
llollls, l.enyord and (llon.
(II API Lit XMI Cniitlliiiril
Tins
The
HIS discovery vanished the last doubt.
The men won and were In fnil posses
sion. Whatever had beeji tlie fate of tho
others, of l.enyord, Olson, Masters. Ilaseom
or niiv remaining loyal; whether they were
dead or nlhe. they had been rendered help,
less. Fergus Mi'Cnuu was In control by
lituc of bis money, and bis chosen lieuten
ants wele Liverpool lied and Jim White.
What their object might prove remained to
he learned but they must seek some ob
scuie poll or nn,!!!. safe spot for shipwreck,
sacrificing everything else to their own
Kitfetv mid to accomplish this they must
use mo. Lord! I grlppped that Idea strongly
enough, my brain clearing as I teiillzed the
Important part I must still iisumn In this
odd sea tragedy Perhaps 1 could not save
tho Indian Chief, lint there was hope yet
that I might bo Instrumental In juesenlug
the lives of those wjiom my carelessness
had Imperiled, it would have to be wit I
must rely upon not weapons or ploslcal
strength. I must meet tliesn scheming vil
lains with u clear head and a carefully
thought-out plan
There was water In the chocks of tlie Iron
washstand, and I bathed my face, scrub
bing as best 1 could the congealed blood
from my hair. The wound on my head had
bled freely, but was not serious, and the
application of cold water lessened the pain
and helped to restore my faculties. A line
breeze swept In through the open port, and
I sat down on a stool to gather together
In my mind, every detail which might prove
of future value. I was still sitting there,
hut by then niert and ready, when a key
turned ill til. lock and tlie door was cau
tiously opened. McColm's face appeared In
the opening, but his eyes were- upon thn
bunk, nnd ho failed to nliserrf me whom I
sat beyond the desk. He took a step within,
still staring at tho rumpled blankets, nnd I
had a gllmpso of the cnflanied countenance
of Liverpool Just beyond bis shoulder.
"Hell's flro!" ho ejaculated In startled
voice, "Tho fellow's not here; he's got
nway !"
Hed laughed and pushed past, but still
blocked the way with his great body.
"Oot away! Where could he havo got to
with tho door locked? He's here, all right."
I stood up and faced the two, the desk
still between us, but took tho precaution to
grip tho stool by one leg.
"I am certainly present," I said coldly,
"If your reference Is to me ; but I advise you
both to keep your dlstnnco. I'll brain Ihe
ilrst mnn who attempts to lay hand on
me."
;ed must have felt the challenge of my
words, and I could tell ho wns In liquor by
tho vivid flamo of his face. An oath broke
from his lips.
"You trlod that before; 'twill pay yer to
bo civil now."
"There wefo pome of your ragnmulllns
who tasted the weight of my blow," I
answered, "and I only hope it may bo your
turn next, you dirty dog of a mutlnear."
"You'll git no chance to ever break yer
stool on me, damn yer." ho roared, Jerking
a. revolver from his Jacket. "Do yer seo
that? Well, we've got the ship "
McCann grasped Ida sleeve, .
"Let up on that, Hed," ho said shortly,
his voice having a tone of command In It
which surprised mo. "We didn't come here
to beat, Hollls up, but to talk with him,
This la my game."
The other did not resist, only to mutter
behind Mb teeth. Tho gun still glistened
In hla hand, but I felt no fear of the fellow,
and returned tho stool to the deck.
"Tell me what you mean, nnd be brief
nbout It." . ,
McCann'a eyes met mine, and I read In
them uncertainly. He was not yet quite
mm thst he had my measures liow far I
would resist, or what form my opposition
would take. Perhaps for the moment money
did not seem to him quite so important a
weapon ns lie had found II elsewhere.
"I'm sniry the crew beat you up the way
they did," he began apologetically "They
ntc a lather rough set "
"Don't wnsto your lime over that," 1
Interrupted In disgust. "I can deal with
an out-and-out fighter, nnd still respect him.
but your kind only engenders disgust. Thero
Is no low. loHt between us, Fergus McCann.
so stale your purpose plainly, and without
lying."
"Hy Ood! T ".:." he snapped, "and I'll
put It straight enough tills time to satisfy
own you The only tcasnn I don't let
LlM'ipool hill you Is that you are more val
uable in me alive. f'e hated some In my
time, hut there never wns a cur I despised
win so thnn l do you."
"Thanks." I snld quietly, 'i ntu honored."
"And more than that, I pay my debts."
his temper now entirely ruined by' mv pre
tense at Indifference. "So I ndvlso you to
keep a civil tongue In your head you're
no longer In command of this ship"
I smiled at (lie two nf them, calmly sitting
down on the siool. It was not certain yet
what hand I held, but determined to play
he cards coolly.
"So you fi'llowH are In control; and you
come to me now with some sort of proposi
tion. All right ; what Is it?"
"We need a navigator for a few days;
one who will lay out tho course wo decide
on."
"And I nm the only one nn hoard."
"Vim are b rnr the most competent," he
confessed. "Hut you need not think from
that we ate helpless without you. I have
no doubt I could figure ln matter out
falily well if I had to, nnd 1 nm perfectly
aware Hint Miss C.irilngton possesses some
knowledge of navigation. I imagine you
might piefer doing this yourself rather than
having her compelled to show her pro
.Ilclency." "Whole Is Mis, Canlngtnn?"
"In her own stateroom; I havo not seen
her since we took possession of the ship."
"And Ihe others tl.iscnni and the iff
llceis?" .'"liiey'ro all right," broke in Liverpool,
"except for some sole heads. We downed
tlie owner and tho second mate easy, but
I.eajiiHl and the engineer made some
tiniihlo and had to be soaked. We got
'em all quiet enough now, whero they
can't make any trouble."
"Where are they confined?"
lie winked at mo In a half-drunken leer.
"Which Is none o' er business hey, Mr.
McCann?"
CII W'TLIt Will
A Compromise
rpHE Impudent manner of the follow
X served to fully awaken mo to a realiza
tion of the helpless position I occupied.
Only n consciousness of absolute power
would give, him liberty In speak like Hint;
and It as Instantly flashed over me that If I
would save tho ship and give these others
on board an opportunity nt escape, tho only
possible chance lay In an apparent yielding.
I held back tlie first hot retort on my lips
nnd forced a smile.
"I get tlie IdeiL" I snld, pretending u
good nature I was far from feeling. "I nm
to merely work under orders. Well, I'd
rather do that than let you wreck the
ship and perhaps drown the whole company.
What Is your object In this affair? You
surely don't hope to dispose of this Vessel
and cargo?"
"No, I don't." nnd McCann took a step
forward, bis hand resting on Iho desk.
"To be frank with you. Hollls, this affair
has gono farther than I Intended; it got the
itnrt nf me while you hold mo prisoner aft
here In tho cabin. There's nothing for mo
to do now but work out of tho fix as best
1 can "
"Mutiny, then, was not part of your
i ilglnal plan?"
"Not open mutiny no. I'm nn fool, and
I know what that means. I started In to
make Iho crew dissatisfied, so they would
force you to put back to an American port.
I offered them money, but with no Intention
of resorting to force. Then you locked me
up. and this other thing happened. We've
gono too far now to back out. Tho only
thing left to consider Is how wo are going
to get away safely."
"And leave tho Indian Chief uninjured?"
"Certainly. If no real dnmago Is done In
dollars nnd cents there will bo no object In
pursuit, onco wc aro safoly away. Who Is
thero to care?"
"Your point Is not a bad onn from your
standpoint." 1 ndmltled. "Hut If ever I get
ashore alive the port' officers will compel
me to make a report."
"Weil llx up the report on board," ho
said grimly. "It will bo no trick to fake
that."
"Hut suppose cither Ilaseom or I refuso
to sign such a document?"
"Seo here. Hollls, you may ihlnk this Is
n pretty little play, but It la not. We know
what we're In for; we've tAlked It all over,
and decided on the best thing to do. We
don't caro a damn for this ship, or Its cargo,
but we realize what mutiny moans and
that some of us would likely face a life
term If we get caught. We don't mean to
get caught. So IPs up to you to decide
whether the Indian Chief remains afloat
and no lives lost; or whether the old
hooker Is never heard of again."
"You'd'scuttlo the ship?"
That's for you to decide ; It's my advice
to you not to take the chance,"
1 could scarcely believe he meAnt this ;
the proposition was'so absolutely heartless,
go cold-blooded. I could hardly associate
It even with Fergus McCann. The last week
to be sure had pretty thoroughly revealed
n m the deBPlcablo character of tha fel.
low; I believed there was no crime too low
his face and sought LHerpool, who wns
leering at mo lii drunken gravity.
"Is this true. Hed? Have you fellows
held council?"
"Home ov us have," ho said sullenly.
"Jim, Dugan, Sims nnd me, wo talked It
all over with Mister McCann here, nn1
agreed what wus best That's why the two
ov us como ter see you."
"I'nless I consent to sign n report show-
ing your deseitiou of the shin Justified, you
propose to sink tho Indian Chief?"
"You, nn' Hnscoin both ov' yer."
"And If we do sign what then?"
""mill sail us within fifty miles ov
the
tho
neni..it open pott and woi tnkn to
boats nnd leave you to be picked up."
"You'd report our condition ashore?"
"N'othlir was said about that. Yer drift
would be southward, an' would soon bring
jnr in tlie track o' ships; besides there's
enough left ter handle the salts ter give
the hooker steerage way. Wo figured ye'd
be snfo unless there was n big storm."
It wns certainly a cold-blooded proposl
Hon. but tho fellow's tone was so matter-of-fact
I no longer doubted this to ho
their final decision. McCann, evidently sud
denly aroused to the danger of his posi
tion engendered by the violence of the
crew, had schemed this method of escape,
nnd gained their consent. Liverpool nnd
White would be rlpo for anything they
might hope to profit by, and tho others
would bn afraid to oppose. Knowing how
useless the effort probably was I played my
last card.
"ioc here, Hed," nnd I drew a paper
from the drawer of the desk. "Do you
fellows realize tho value of this ship, nnd
tho cargo below hatches?"
"We don't glvo n damn."
"Well, you better, for It's a tidy little
sum. Now see here I'll pledge tho crew
nf(y thousand dollars, to be divided as you
ilioo.se. If ,ou will dock the Indian Chief
nt Hamburg."
"Who'll pay if"
"Tho owner, within ten days of landing."
"An" If wc get snnppcd up by an English
or French cruiser on tho way over, all we'd
ever get would be a Jail. That sorter: plan
don't make no hit with me, nor mv mates.
We'vn talked It all over."
McCnmi struck the desk with his nst.
Impatient nt tlie discussion.
"Your price Is too low, Hollls. Tbio Is nn
piker's gnme. Hed knows It Is worth more
than fifty thousand to me to get back to
New York." He laughed sneerlngly "You
might lie able to do me up with your fists
In an open boat, my man. but when It comes
to a showdown m hard cash you're licked
off the boards eveiy time. So now, will
jou help us quietly? or shall wo havo to
make you?"
"What Is it you desire of mo?"
"That you work out nn observation once
a day, nnd set the ship's cohrse as we di
rect ! then tell us when n certain point has
been reached."
"What point"
"Fifty miles northeast of Rl. John's."
"And then what happens?"
"Wo will take to tho boats, and lenre
you nnd your officers to do what vou please
with tho ship."
"Aro nil tho crew with you In this muti
nous deal?"
(CONTINUED MONDAT)
Horse Show Plans
Several women of national prominence, ns
well ns members of fashionable society in
tills city, will net ns Judges at tho annual
ladies' day of the Devon Horse Show Asso
ciation, which will bo held tho last day
of the thirteenth exhibition of the organi
zation.
Tho show will begin on Memorial Day,
.May ,iu, nnu inst until Saturday, June 2.
Entries close next Saturday with the cxecu
tlvo chnirman of tho show, William T.
Hunter, of Devon.
Mrs. David Wagstaff, of Tuxedo, N. Y..
will bo one of the Judges of saddle horses.
Miss Ethel llarrlmnn, of Washington, will
bo n second saddle horse Judge, nnd a third
will bo Mrs. John Oerken, of New York.
Mrs. Oerken, Mrs. William A. Llebcr, of
Hryn Mawr. and Miss Carolyn V. Gerken
will be the Judges of ponies. Miss llarrl
mnn, Mrs. Charles A. Munn, Jr., and Mrs.
C. Cecil Fltler, of Hlverton, will bo tho
Judges of harness horses. Miss L. L. Flelt
man, of New York, who Is also very well
known in borso show circles, will Judge
hunters and Jumpers with Mrs. A. J. Antclo
Dereveux and Mrs. William L. Hirst, both
well known In society In this city. Miss
Ituth Clendnnlel, nf Kenncdyvlllo.Md,, will
bo tlie veterinary Inspector. '
A notable list of horsemen has been as
sembled to Judge the entries oh the first
three days of tho show. Mr. Joseph 13.
Wldener, of this city, will be ono of the
Judges of heavy harness horses, arid will
also Judge harness ponies. Mr. J. Mncy
Wlllets, of Far Hills. N. ,r., will ho one nf
the Judges of heavy harness horses and will
also Judge hackneys at sp6ed. The third
heavy harness horse Judgl, will be Mr, II.
K. Illoodgood, of New York.
Mr Pierre Lorlllard, Jr., of Tuxedo. N
Y., will Judge light harness horses, with
J. Garner West, of Oornersvllle, N. Y
and Alfred H. Maclay. of Mlllbrook, N. Y.
Mr. West will also Judge Clydesdales In the
breeding classes, saddlo horse classes for
road hacks and flve-galted horses and
harknoys at speed. Mr. Macloy, with Mr.
Hobert K, Straw-bridge and Mr. John It,
Fell, of this city, will Judgo hunters nnd
Jumpers.
Mr. Herbert L. Camp, of Mlddietown.
Conn. ; Mr. Iewis E. Waring, I'lalnfleld, N.
J. ; Mr. William du '"out, Wilmington, and
Mr. John McE. Dowman, of New York, will
be the Judges for saddle horses. Mr. War
ing will also help Judge saddle ponies, us
will Mr. Dowman,
Colonel du Pont, Mr. Fred 1'abst and
Colonel J. Wesley Allison will Judge hack
ney and Pcrcheron breeding classes, and
Colonel Allison nnd Mr. l'abst will Judgo
In tho Clydesdale breeding classes.
Mrs. A. Cantrell White and Dr. Oscar
Sceley will bo the other Judges for road
hacks and galled saddlo horses. The
veterinary Inspectors will Include Dr. J. W.
Adams, Dr. C. J. Marshall and Dr. II, p.
Llenhardt.
TODAY'S MAKRIAGE LICENSES
Thomas I,. Mulvnney, '-033 K. Huntingdon nt.,
and Mary i:, .Mills, 2.111 N. 7th t.
Joseph 11. Ksrrell, Jr.. assa Ditle st.. nnd Marl
caret l. l-nlj. HIT Ashland at.
Patrick W. liulann, ISiiu S. 21t et., nnd Mar-
snret A. Metlulre. Wynrnte. Pn.
John J Abbott, r.223 I.uillaw at., nnd Helen
H. Hulllvon, 1020 N (Iratz at
Randall E. H, Thnmrson, 20,12 B, Ontario St..
and M.' Helen Koerwir, tun N. 3d at.
FJdward Otto, .112(1 Wilton at., and Kellkala
Kakrcew-ska. 1 :i 1 1 1 Wakeiimr st.
Mlehael J. Marklewlr 4(113 Mllnor at., nnd Helen
Klorkowekl, 447.1 Salmon at.
llnllalaw lllenknwskl, 44.1(1 Almond at., nnd
Rtanlsliiwa riiymanska, 4(1.10 Stiles at.
John M. Thnaa 414 V. Husuuehanna ave., and
Gertrude It. I'assmore. liuncannon. Pa.
James MaeHlroy. Jr.. 2101 Jlrandjwlne st.. and
Marlon T. Cratae. Atlantic City K. J.
Hdward O. Ilurton, ,ini7 8. H31 at., nnd Clarn
M. Collins, 1113.1 Catharine at
Harry K, Foater, loirt Columbia ave., and Mary
linkelsteln. Hit II Columbia hs.
Harry n. Hrenner. 414" N. nth at., and Hilda
P. Schlegel. 3H&4 N. Huh at.
Marjlan Dybalskl 4731 Mllnor at., and Mary
Kednlva. 472.1 Mllnor at.
Leon Pakow"akl. 47(13 Jamea at., and Mar-
garetn Yaknwlei 470.1 Jamea st,
Carelora A"ldel Btn Fltiwater at,, and Mary
Mils no, 1210 Morris at.
nsffalls niadona. 1013 W. Ontario at., and
loiilss n. Inrln, 300 N. 11th at, .
PMIIn 1. Thnmaa 12411 Alfler at., arid Klla J,
nozell. SM Paris' at.
Arthur. P. nrnnka. Huntlnadon Valley, Ta., and
Anna M. Bchultz, llvbeery. Pa,
Oinseppp Rturnloln. 1012 8. Oth St., and Tlosa
Pino. 1121 Moore at.
rtavmond M. Kerrlaa;. 2170 R. Tioaa at., and
Kmms. M. Huh 3471 Amber at,
laldnr fiaker. -S4n WUiton at., and Fanny Cohen.
344 Wlntnn at.
Leopold. 01ueb:'"klm?.'.,,fl Tllln t.. and Helena
JaaplnaVa. M8S Tlltnn a),
Alan H. Your.. Ojrnwyd. Pa,, , and Mary It,
!.esy. Narberth, Pa. '
John 1', H"blnreuje;, Mfrrna Hook, Pa,, and
ltri 11. C'out 3717 t.udtow at.
W0lla" U. rinl-. I. rV H. Prairie, and Ifelen
V. Jnnraon. 1130 . 24 Ih f, '
Mlehael A. Cne-erie-i lain sj ilcu.ivond at..
erry da Clavre. 21?.l sj. Humor-land t and
it.ftha R. Behr. 5517 Baybrook aw. ' i
led joarsrf ai. '' i. '."" r.. v, snarl at
.
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TONhGI
Veeenililr. AdtlnliU Hotel:
C:30 o'clock. Members.
Salesmen's Annunl tlnhee, Parkway
Hulldlng, Broad and Cherry street, exhibi
tion by Floreneo Kerb nnd W. F. Kllnger.
Admission charge.
The Print Club, first annuel exhibition et
contemporary American etching, engraving
and lithography, nt the Art Club, Uroad ajid
Locust streets, J;J0 o'clock. Invitation.
Hrent eastern rongress of Snlratlon Army,
llroad street and Fatrmount nvenue. Free.
I'rlenila' Yearly Meeting, Itace Strert
Meeting House. Free.
1'ntrlolle rending nnd tableaux by the
Philemon Drnmallc Art Club, 4010 Chestnut
street. Silver offering.
MOTHER'S DAY TO BE
OBSERVED TOMORROW
Carnations Will Blossom Out in
Thousands and Churches Will
Hold Special Services
Carnations will blossom out In thousands
of churches tomorrow ns Mother's Day la
observed with appropriate services.
Congregation, forgetting for tho time
being the stress nnd turmoil of war time, '
will wear the carnation, the flower of
motherhood. Pastors will preach special
sermons on the significance of motherhood,
nnd In Sunday schools the lessons will Illus
trate tho Influence of mothers.
Every mother who nttends the morning
service nt the Susquehanna Avenue Presby
terian Church will bo presented with a car
nation by the members of tho Hoys' CoV-
ennnt Hand. Tho sermon will be preached
by tho Hev. Dr. Itichnrd T. Jones. "War
and tlie Mothers of America" will be' the
subject of the sermon of tho Hev. Hlchard
Hadcllffe at the Cookfnan Methodist Church's
Mother's Day services. - A, Parent's Day
service at Hie lTnloti Tahcrnaclo Presby
terian Church tomorrow nftcrnoon at 2:30
o'clock will bo addressed by J. M, Shinier.
Commnnder Eva Booth, of the Salvatlcn
Army, will speak on "Mother. Home. Chil
dren" at Mother's Day services at the
Urthnny Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning. Other churches observing Moth
er's Day will Include the East llaptlst, the
Friendly Messiah Lutheran, St George's .
.Methodist, tho Park Avenue Methodist, the
First Methodist of Oerninntown, St.
Stephen's Methodist, the Harper Memorial
Presbyterian, the Fourth Presbyterian, the
Gaston Presbytf rlan. the Noithmtnster '
Presbyterian, the Temple Presbyterian, tha
First Ilefoimed nnd the Cnlvcrsnllst of the
llestornllon.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH
TO HOLD ITS CENTENARY
National Convention Will Begin
Tuesday Delegates From
Every State and Abroad
Several Government ofllelals and more
than 300 delegates, representing every State
In the Fnlon as well r.s Japan nnd Canada
will attend Ihe centennial natlonnl conven
tion of tho Church in the Now Jerusalem
which opens In this city next Tuesday and
continues until May 22
Sessions bearing on the relation of the
church to the war will he held on Wedaes
day. Thursday and Friday preliminary to
tho general romentlon which opens Satur
day with a patriotic demonstration. Mayor
Smith Is expected to attend Saturday's ses
sion. A banquet nt Ihe Hellcvue-Stratford
will follow. t
Tho National Alliance of Now Church
Women, which numbers In Its membership
leaders In women's activities from many
States, will meet Saturday morning. Wom
an's pnrt In the great war, the burdens
which must be taken up In tho fields and
Industries nnd tho duties of-mothers, wives
nnd sisters of America's fighting men, will
be discussed. Tho speakers Include Mrs.
James H. Carter, of West Newton, Mass. ;
Miss Ednah A. Silver, of Hoxbury, Mass.,
and Miss Mary Hurnhe.m, of this city.
BEDFORD RAISES FLAG
UPON HISTORIC SPOT
Ceremonies Held on Ground Laid Out
by William Penn and Tread
by Washington
HEDFOHD, Pa.. May 13. The citizens
of Bedford nnd many from a distance as
semli!ed on Hie pubic Isquaro today nt the
raising of a largo American flag on a staff
erected on tho spot laid out by William
Penn and once hallowed by tho tread of
General Washington. The flag Is the larg
est ever raised In Bedford and tho pole is
slxty-flvo feet high.
Thero was u concTiinyuTjwJtontTH7iT.
and a massed choir added to the musical
part of the program. Attorney IJ. F. Ma
dore made nn address, following a, prayer
by tho Hev. J. T. Hell, of tho Hethford
Methodist Church, The llev. K. A. Bishara,
pastor of the Bedford Presbyterian Church,
pronounced the benediction, Captain A. I.
Lyon, a naval veteran of the Civil War,
proslded,
THOUSAND BOY SCOUTS
AT RELIGIOUS SERVICE
An Impresslvo patriotic Hoy Scout serv
ice will draw more than 1000 Boy Scouts
to the Episcopal Chinch of the Saviour,
Thirty-eighth street nbovo Chestnut, to.
morrow night.
Troops from every section of l& city
will como in with tnelr American flags,
forming nt 7 o'clock on Thirty-eighth street,
from which they will march In a body Into
the church. The service, beginning at 7:45
o'clock, Is expected to be the largest of
Its kind ever held In Philadelphia. The
scouls will bo addressed by the Hev Dr
Hobert Johnson, rector. Wasslll Leps will
direct tho music, which will Include "Tlie
Star Spangled Banner" and "America"
played on the church chimes.
RELIGIOUS BREVITIES '
7!?. thirtieth annual meetlnc of thn Phlla.
delphla llranch Jewlah Theoloilcal Hemlnary wui
r." .'j'.w.toj ?"..? .rop.rn;-roiiewe'el
llroad and York streets
ti K JA?kl: wr:txn-R,id u" ":
naDDi i,puia nher
John nandall Dunn, of 8t, I.bula. will clv
a free lecture on Christian Bclence tomorrow
afternoon In the Orand Opera House T llrSad
atrtet and Montgomery avenue. The lecture i
under the ausplcea of the Third Church of Christ
Sclent lit. and wil begin at 3:30 o'clock cnr,t'
Ernest Thompson Seton. naturalist, and head Ml
of the Woodcraft Leau of America, will I devote Met
il nsrt of all addreaa In tha fnrnm e, ,kJ N.lTV'? .
Y. M. C. A. tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 o'cloek aS
Jo th alma and purpoaea of tna organisation? .H&K
Mr. Heton'a talk will b followed Dr h"lua"lo"i. t&
feugene Camp, of the Heabury Soelety of niw'i
York, will addreaa tha I'reabyterlan mlnlit.r la p
Weatmlnater Hall Monday morning. Ills tenia 'f
will be. "Men. War and tha Churchee." A
rt. O. Alexander, ef Char'otta. N. C. wU4'?'"J
.. n'elnel. Ills .nh ... .!,, t... ...T1? ?. ' V
rophealea.1' ,
The Hev. A. J. Coleman, pastor, of the taW
mantown Unitarian Churrh will deliver his IE. d
mon, "As Common a Dirt,'1 at ,U o'cleeJjTaq
"A Man'a rraytr'" la the totdoof t)
of Klngaton, Maw:, at.ta Fir -
to iia delivered or law nwr. anoner
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