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frew York Society Woman's "Song of the
xsuiivy wynne unats of Doings
q uie rier
JOKESM1THS and rhymesters havo poked fun at th . . ,,
-.... developed within tho Inst ft, , ... . lho dl-absorblm:
roune women and mlddlctecd women, not to mention aulto" lit 1 ?men'
;very mlnuto of tlmo they formerly spent, tho older I "' dovoto
!,JU ones In cutting out rancr fll , "1, !' nC In reading and the
'""". for tho men at th ft, "",UK l:orary . "wente:
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iEZMlNG LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST
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uui " " '" 'vuiiuis .uorrc, a matron wldMv v,, v,.i . ...
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The Song of tho Kit"
is It appeared in tno
NeW Tor It Herald.
Hasn't It a lot of
"pep"?
With Oncers laden with
rings,
With thoughts of tho
Sommo and the1
Marno,
L woman clad In the
smartest of frocks
Sits plying her needles
and yarn
Til Wojltl Work!
Work I
he's got to bo "Doing
her bit."
And so In a voice that
Is Just oft tho
pitch.
And hopefully trying
to find tho lost
stitch,
(he's singing tho song
called "Tho Sol
dier's Kit"
Knit! Knit! Knit!
Purl! Turl! Purl!
And take up and end oft
and seam,
And If by somo hazard
she tumbles asleep
fhs will finish the scarf
In her dream
So It's Work!
Work! Work!
8h has got to be doing
her bit,
And still In a voice that
Is just off tha
pitch
And busily trying to
find the lost stitch,
It's Knit! Knit!
Knit !
Bind! Bind! Bind.
At concert, in hall and
In church,
No matter yhat pleas
ures our fair ones
give up,
Our boys sha'n't be left
In" the lurch
So It's Knit! Knit!
Knit !
Flit tho thread before
needle and slip.
Our soldiers and sail
ors must have of
our best
In hospital, trenches and
it's Knit! Knit!
Knit!
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MRS. GILBERT MATHER
Mrs. Mather, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George II. Earle, Jr., of Brond Acres, Bryn Mawr,
was married on Saturday, August 18, to Captain
Mather, who recently received his commission from
Fort Niagara.
stree? $L '""" of "" Souln Thirteenth
Imr airZ? .uPent ths ln" thrc W"1" tour
soman.? th0 Alnnlle coast In his hand
trln nr m c,1r' "' companions on the
Watson. rE0 Mcade nml Mr- acorB0
South SI"1 S.tr8, Anlhonr DeLess, of Hit
mer at .i r"n,1,Rlrt. M spending tho sum
mer at tlielt- homo at Kdgowatcr Patk.
rt..i"' .nnd Mrs- Jonn p- Scanlon, of 2313
Tnhn M01' wlth thclr lhrco ""a" children.
m.P ? .n.ry.nnd nua- nro "Pending the sum
mer at their cottage In Chelsea.
,,,7'I: McQrath, of 331 Taskcr street,
nnJil 1? rlcnds In Wlldwood during tho
month of August.
Miss Agnes McDermott. of 2522 South
thr..'1,h ,"lrcetl haa J"" returned from a
tnrce weeks' visit In Pittsburgh. Ta, She
was the guest of Mrs. J. Hall.
Mlts Mnrgarct McCormlck and Miss IMIth
Mccormick, of 1T13 South Second street, aro
at present In Wlldwood, wliere they will re
main until after Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black, of 2344
Kecd street, with their two smalt children.
Lisle and May, have Just returned from At
lantic city, whero they have been since
July i,
Mks KratuvB Campbell, of 182J South
hecond Tort. Is spending this week nt At
lantic City, where she Is the guest of Mis
May MiCormlck.
30, 1917
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,Oh, wearers of wrlsters and belts :
, Oh, owners of mulllcrs and tics,
It's not only sweaters you're wearing out
fast
But our benutlful feminine eyes
Still It's Work I Work ! Work !
We've got to bo "Doing our hit,"
And bo in sad cadences Just oft the pitch.
And tearfully jeeklng that long-vanished
"" stitch.
We are prayerfully singing "The Song of
the Kit"
Knit! Knit! Knit '
KITTY PENN SMITH, disguised In one
, of tho Nnrragansctt Pier dispatches,
as Katherlne Penn Smith, Is ono of tho
Phlladelphians entered In the women's
tolf tournament being held this week nt
the Point Judith Country Club at the
Pier. A silver cup la at stake. The
Countess von Holnstein, who Is In mourn
ing for her husband, who was killed at
the front last winter, la also entered.
Dorothy Norrls was a guest at the
dinner and dance given on Tuesday night
by Conto and Contessa Hodolphe Fostctlca
do Tolna at their cottage, Quarterdeck.
Anne Festetlca gave each of the feminine
guests a feline trophy In tho shape of a
mall green porcelain clat, nnd each of
the army and navy men, I am told, re
vived tiny gold medals for "good luck."
THE engagement of Nancy Tunis, who
made her debut last year, has just
been announced by her parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Thomas R. Tunis, of Media. The
fortunate man la Lieutehant Rosa "Whit
tier, tho elder son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
"Whlttler, of Milton. Mass. Mr. Whlttler
Is a graduate of Harvard. 191C; a mem
ber of tho Delphic Club, D. K. E., Insti
tute, Hasty Pudding Club, Phoenix Club
nd tho Harvard Club of Boston. Al
though no date haa as yet been announced
tor tho marriage, "I suspect It will, like
io many others'ln these stirring times, bo
dispatched with all celerity.
Speaking of alllancea with the army
W)d 'navy, Casper Townsend has chosen
bis ushera for hla wedding next Saturday
to Apnea Kennedy. They are to bo AV11
ll&m H. P. Townsend, Archibald Mcll
lne, Lawrence Murdock, Rodney Lan
dreth, Joseph E. Loekwood, Albert Ken
dy, Jr., Kenneth Kennedy and Donald
Kennedy and Julian T. Bishop, of Wash
ington. George Sharpe Munson la to be
best man.
AND still another of our men leavea us
'within a few days. It la none other
than Reginald Oatea. I saw him a day
"r so ago lunching with friends, nnd let
me tell you he looked mighty flno In his
army togs. Ho leavea thla week for An
napolis Junction.
VOUNO GEORGE startled his
A family tho other dav bv announcing
that- he waa gclnf.' to "got intoxicated."
Mother Wna thrnun Intn n. n.inln until
' he discovered that her pride and Joy had
ventured alone aa far aa a neighboring
Mtate to see and marvol at the twenty-
j year-old son who was nursing a khaki-
Pv waa arm after Inoculation for typhoid,
K .. me wee boy, returning mil or nero
.worship, naturally wanted to go and do
jSMWiae.
JOB DODGE, having concluded her visit
j w sjaran craman jvaier, nos ("
back to Jamostown and Sarah has gone
iJth her. Dorothy Daniel, who la a great
Wna of Joe's, Is there too.
Bvflnnv Thnvpr. nt TtinrnbUry.
M&VUford, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
pman Thompson, of Merlon, aro
: to Northeast Harbor, Me., to spend
k at the Rockend Hotel.
I Jtmwaa UM MCulp Hi
nt Chattanooga, Tcnn. Mrs. Flu Eugeno'
was Eleanor Wldener and Mrs. William
Roulton was Emily Thayer, and as their
respective husbands nre down there at the
camp they havo decided to live some
whoie near them.
TVTit. AND MRS. CHARLES E. SHULI.
''-' gave a crah supper tho other night
down at Cape May. The Walter Wailng
Hopklnsons were there, tho Edwnrd Nor
rises, the Ned Pages and the Wilson Mc
Credys. Mrs. Ned Rowland, of Rock Rose, Rad
nor, has come back from Blltmore, N. C,
where she spent a week with Mrs. George
W. Vanderbllt at tho Blltmore House.
Mrs. Rowland has taken a house in Wnsh-
ington for tho winter and expects to go
down home tlmo In December.
rpiIERE is a card party in progress to
- day at the Chelsea, In Atlantic City,
for the benefit of tho Pennsylvania Baso
Hospital Unit No. 2. Mrs. William Ellison
and Miss Helen Lawson are In charge
of it, nnd somo of tho people who havo
tables are Mrs. Pierce Archer, Miss Eliza
beth Wallace, Mrs. T. Williams Roberts.
Mrs. Francis Cabeen, Mrs. Frederick His
sell, Mrs. Isaac Schllchtcr, Jr., Mrs. John
Howard Lawson, Mrs. G. Van Gelder
Heberton and a, whole lot of others.
milE death of Mrs. Carl Austin will be
-I- keenly felt in tho circle In which she
moved. Somehow It always seems so
trnglo that any one as young as Mrs,
Austin and with children should bo taken,
She leavea a young daughter, Terrell, and
a little son, Carl. Their mother was Edna
Shertzer, a daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Trego Shertzer, of Baltimore, but since
her marriage she had been identified with
Philadelphia and Its set. Her death took
places at Eagles Mero on Tuesday,
NANCY WYNNE.
Hock-
Social Activities
Mrs. A. J. Drexel Blddle has returned to
the city temporarily and Is staying at the
Illttenhousc.
Xtr. and Mrs. George II. Macauley, who
have been spending tho summer on their
ranch In Wyoming, will return to tne lilt
tenhouse next week
Lieutenant J. Scott McCaughey, of the
ir. S. S. Beale. stationed at tho Philadelphia
Navy Yard, has returned from Cape May,
where ho spent the week-end with friends.
Jilss Mary MCLaughlln. Mlsi Elizabeth
McLaughlin and Miss Marie Love spent
tho week-end at the Hotel Chelsea, In At
lantic City.
Sir. Maxwell Cohen, son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
k pnh.n. of 201 South High street, Balti
more. Md., will be the guest of Mr. Benja
min Harris, of 2029 Nortn Twemy-nmm
. thla rltv. for one week. Later he
wl.l spend three day. .In Atlantic City , and
the week-end ai uteau nu "",
away Beach, N. Y.
South Philadelphia
Would It not be a splendid thing If we
were sure of never running into anything
whUe trying out a new car? Everything
iioks so easy, and tho road Is so clear.
hat an accident of any kind seems remote.
And then, if we do get by without ono on
the lona Journey (for the first one Is always
long") the tire has to go wrong, or some
,H .'the back buzz, nnd out he has to
th J "flx-upV" If possibU. I think these
Hasty little breakdowns, etc . keep more
f,u from driving than any other cause.
B Mrs Eugene Hughes, who injured her
nkh?' so badly several weeks ago while
nn i un from the shore, Is now able to
f fj She has had quite a
bie nv.r such a little accident. You know
8 eg S)i Mr Hughes were motoring from
B.H? ;? City "he", something went wrong
Atlantic City. wn . out ,h0 twj,te(i
with, tne ca., , ha ,ia, been unatia
her ankle .badly naj
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MARRIAGE TONIGHT WAS
HASTENED OWING TO WAR
Earlier Date Due to Uncertainty of
War Orders
CZCBAK C.ILLILS
Tlte United States military authorities
have played havoc with Cupid's plain for
many weddings In the hlistful golden month
of October. Many of tlm soldier bride
glooms, Ii'iwover, have expressed great
relief In escaping a pretentious wedding,
with tho usual rush nf entertainment pre
ceding It I)r. Matthew Czubale. assistant
surgeon of the t'nlted States ship .lasnn.
arrled In Philadelphia on Sunday evening,
nnd as ho Is uncertain where he will be
In October, the date set for hi marriage to
Miss Hhoda V. nilllos, daughter of Mm
Charles S (llllleK. of 271C North Twelfth
street, the wedding will talce place tonight,
nt S oVli ck, nt the home of the bride's
mother. Tho Hev. lllehard, Itndellffe, of the
Cookman Methodist Eplrcopil Church, will
perform the ceremony, and a rereptlon will
follow for the relatives nnd friends who
have returned from their summer outings.
Tho bride will wear a gown of bridal
satin trimmed with net embrcldered In
pearls. She will be attended by Miss Klsle
It. Smith, who will be attired In ; frock
of pale blue georgette crepe and satin.
Mr. Francis Calloway will be the bride
groom's best man. Doctor Czuhak and
his bride will leave for Providence, It I
and from thero will go to Norfolk, Va
where they will remain until the Falling
of the "hip, when the bride will return to
her mother's home.
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THE TANNERY
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Germantown and Chestnut
Hill
Major S. MacCuen Smith and Mrs. Mac
Ctien Smith, of West Chelten avenue, Oer
mantown. havo returned from a motor trip
to Spring Lake
Mrs Edward Livlnn nnd Miss Julia
Lavlno, of Cracr's lane. Chestnut Hill,
who have been spending' the summer In
I.ongport, will return home September 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Page, of Allen lane.
Chestnut Kill, will return September in
from a motor trip thtough the Adirondack
Mountains.
Mrs Klhvood Tteeves nnd her son. Master
Kllwood Beeves, Jr., of 230 School House
lane, Oermantown, havo returned from
Spring Lake, where they spent several
weeks.
Dr. Walter B Adams, of Maplowood ave
nue, Ocrmantown, accompanied by his
mother, has returned from Ocean City,
where they spent several weeks.
Mr. Oeorge White, of Oermantown, has
also returned from a week-end trip to Cape
May.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lincoln, of East
Oiauge, N. J., will be the guests of Mr. Lin
coln's parents, on Mount Pleasant nvenue.
In Mount Airy, for two weeks. Mrs. Lincoln
will bo" one of Miss Dorothy Benerman's
bildesmalds.
Miss Mary Carter, of Knox street, Ger
mantown, has gone to Beach Haven.
Mrs. 11. M. O.sler. of Chestnut Hill, who
has been at her summer home In Maine,
will return the end of the week.
Mrs F. A. Brown and her daughter, Miss
Isabel Brown, of Mount Pleasant nvenue,
Mount Airy, havo returned from a camping
trip In Canada.
Captain .T. Burtorn Mustln and Mrs. Mus
tin, of Oermantown, hao returned from
Chelsea, whero they spent tho week-end.
Mr. and Mm. W. W. Clawthrop, of Queen
lane, Germantown. who are spending the
summer In the Poconci Pines, gave a house
party mer the week-end. Their guests were
Miss Helen Gartlcy, Miss Marian Hubbell,
Mr. Ellis and Mr. Donald Clawthrop, The
party came homo by motor on Monday, and
Miss Gartlcy, whoso parents nro at their
Vcntnor cottage, will stay several days with
Miss Hubbell.
Mr. and Mis. A. M. Grieves, of Durham
street, Gcrmantorwn, havo returned home
after spending the summer at Lake George
and along the Jersey coast,
Mrs. Bernardo do II, Stokes, of Devon
road, Mount Airy, has gono to Ocean City
to spend a fortnight. Sho Is accompanied
by her young son, Master William Stokes.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Landstreet, of
Benezct street, In Chestnut Hill, nro occu
pying their summer homo near Portland,
Me.
urmlit
Roxborough
It Is nttlng that the oldest chinch In Iln
bornugh should tako nn active p.irt In Hed
Cross work. It has nlwnys given a stnrrg,
helping hand to the vnrlous movements In
tbn sietiou for assisting humanity On
Mi.ncU.v night It formed a group of P.itx
borough Auxiliary No. 171 It is astonish
ing what this (hiiln of community centers
Is accomplishing. 1 wonder what the thirty
two members who organized the church on
August ?".. 1"S!J would think If they could
loo'. In the Impel some Wednesday morn
ing and ce the knitters nnd seweis? One
hundred and twenty-seven years, cm Octo
ber 24. will have gone by since tills "Church
of Jesus Christ of llldgo nnd lloxborough
Townshln" nncneil Its doors for worship,
The old building wns burned down nnd th
new onn has been considerably enlarged and
beautified. Tho other day I ra.no ncross
this brief record: "Tho Township of Itox
borough was settled a few years after tho
city of Philadelphia was founded On the
map of Thomas Holmes, published In lSf.l
C2, It Is a little tract of country undistin
guished by any name, but divided among
eleven pel sons, whoso names aro Inserted
on tho map. And today It Is a wonderful,
thriving Christian community: for the ma
jority of the residents know that the art of
life is to see Christ everywhere, hallowing
earth's secularlties with His presence and
benediction.
Mr George Shea Dayton, treasurer of tho
auxiliary and Its groups, and Mr. Collier
Stevenson, f.f the Bed Cross Society, made
addresses on Monday evening at tho Bed
Cross gathering, which was a very suc
cessful one, although many of tho?e In
terested were out of town. The officers
elected were- Mrs. W, II. Hnedt, chair
man: Mrs. Charles Jones Thompson, Vice
chairman: Mrs. William C. Ames, secie
tary, nnd Miss S. It. Bnc.cock, treasurer
Each Wednesday morning will be devoted
to sewing and knitting. A first-aid class
will be organized as soon as a physician
can bo secured for tho work.
Mr. Georgo S. Kraft, of 4438 Mitchell
street, of the Stonemen's Ambulance Corps,
who wns transferred from No. 1 unit to
No. 7, left on Monday with his company
for a hike. He was married in May to
Miss Jcsslo Hansell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Percy B. Hansell. of ltoxhoroush.
' Mr. Allen Dayton nnd Mr Logan Dayton,
sons of Mr, George Shea Dayton, aro In
the Battery C, First Regiment. Allen Is a
sergeant and his brother a private. All
the men of this family aro enthusiastic In
doing not only their "bit." but aro always
glad to add an extia bit In tho serving of
Uncle Sam.
Among tho Boxboroughttos nt tho sea
shore nro Mr. nnd Mrs. Nathan Jones, of
nidge avenue, who nlways entertain exten
sively at their Cape May cottago. At Ava
Ion nro Miss Florence Sabold and her sis
ter. Miss Carrie Sabold, nnd Miss Adclla
Tibben.
Gertrude Ehret have returned to their hom,
the Pino Tops-on-the-Delawnre, after spend
ing a few days at Atlantlo City as the guest
of Dr. nnd Mrs. Albert Franclne.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank W. Thacher, who are
spending tho summer nt Seaside Park. N. J.,
wilt open their homo on September 6.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Howard Fratzer, of Cllft
lane, aro nt Beach Haven for a fortnight
Mrs. Philip S. Clnrkson will hold a Mar
keting Day nt her home, Spruce Acre, on
August 31 for tho benent ot tho Paragraph
Club, of Beverly.
mvnilSIDK. Miss Mabel Brodersen, of
Philadelphia, is the guest of Mrs. Howard
Pancoast.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Max Wlnkelspecht, Mrs.
Henry Stntlwag nnd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Miller h.ivo arrived home, after spending a
fortnight nt Wlldwood,
John Marshall, of the United States navy,
hai been on u furlough nt his homo on
.Cleveland nvenue i
Miss Harriot TInsdalo hns returned homo
nfter passing tho week at Wlldwood.
Mr. nnd Mrs C. August Heckel, who have
been on a motor trip of several weeks
through Pennsylvania, arrived Lome on
Monday,
PALMVKA Miss Hilda Sprlugman. of
Washington, I). C, is lho guest of Mrs.
A It. 5'.. ll
Stlss Buth Corneal, after n six months'
visit at Vu Sable Forks. N. Y., arrived homo
on S.ituid.iy.
Miss lliilda Stunn, who has been the
guest of Mr.i' James Knell, returned to bet
home, Washington, D, C.
Miss Miriam Dodson, of Philadelphia, who
Is visiting Mis. A. It. Zelly, will return
homo on Friday.
Miss Lthel Murry. of Philadelphia, Is the
l-Jest of Miss Doiothy Taylor for a fort
ti.ghl. Mlsa Dorothy Ba'lcom, who is entertain
ing at her home on Thomas avenue Miss
Virginia. Simmons, of Philadelphia, enter
tained a number of fi lends at cards in her
honor.
Mr nnd Mrs. Robert J. Dodge nre at
Montreal, Can., tho guests ot Mrs. Ralph
Norton.
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The riilla1flnbl Dand pUil at OHr i
Plata. Free. ' t;
The National Medteal AMoeUMos
convention at Seventeenth and Chriiti
Free. ,rt
tirrmnn DsptUt conference Tim
tint Church, Ninth nnd Luzerne
Fi ce.
Drllla for drafted men nt Hacnr Ha
Playground, Wayno avenue, opposite W
i.ogan Mreet, nna nt Flfty-seventn
and Hnvcrford avenue. Free.
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CONTINUOUH UllS A. M. to UtW P. M
nii.uAji rox'S overwhelming Triumpni
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THE ailEATEST Hl'MAN BTOllT EVER TOt
;uii;- imine in the unuiual lenjrtn or "THaV
uu.-vuit niMi;.i, it vrni ! nown aa dmi a'
an rK.J.IM. In tl!.1ft A. M.. 1 'SO. B iflO. KlBBL (!
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U lirl il.-l liv sprrtnl nrrntiKemi at.
t.ilnlng Mrs Samuel Hanson, nf New York.
Miss llva Green and Miss Besslo Green,
Sherburne, .V. Y, who arc on a motor trip
through this lection of the K.ist, ale guests
of Mis. Thomas J. Green, of Union ave
nue. Mis Robert Hnllock. of Dundee, N. Y. Is
tho guest of Mrs. lllr.tm D. Torry.
Mr and Mis. Atwood Severn. Jr , have
left for a two weeks' stny at G.ecnsboro.
Md. .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond Holt have left
for Iligbtstnwii, N. .1., and will be tho guest
of tho Rev. and Mrs. Norrls Webb.
BKVnilLY Mrs. Catherine Parker, of
Broad street, lias taken a cottage at Ocean
i ity ror a innntn
Mrs. Charles Schubeit, of Philadelphia,
Is visiting Mrs. M. L. Kay, of Church
street.
Mr and Mrs David Balrd, who aro spend
ing the summer at Capo May, will open
their homo on Church street on Septem
ber 1.
Mrs. Charles Gallagher, of Kcw York
city, who hns been the guest of Mr. nnd
Mis. David Shirk at their home, Dew-Drop.
in, nas returned uomc.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Wood, of Church
street, who aio at Ocean City for the month
of August, will return on September 1 to
tho city.
HOG i:VATKR PARK Mr. and Mrs. H.
Reed Cllft havo gono to Wlldwood, N. J
for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Ehret and Miss
Travelers' Aid Society Moves
In older to care for the Increasing num
ber of lenitives of soldiers and sailors who
at present aro coming to this city In largo
numbers tho Traveleis' AM Society has
found It necessary to move Into more spa
cious quaiters at 1507 Arch rlreet. When
the new o'Uces aio opened on Saturday tho
loclety will be operated as part of the Na
tional Travelers' Aid Society.
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"A MUSICAL WORLD REVUE"
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MARION DAVIS i OTHER RIO FEATURES.
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Tho men ot Company r, First Pennsyl
vania Infantry, who were formerly stationed
at tho Frankford Arsenal, nre camping In
that dense JuiikIc called Camp Hancock,
"way down South In CeorRla." One of
the lads writes of an Intel estlng Incident
that happened on their way Sotith. The
transport train stopped for a few momenta
at Alexandria, The soldiers saw a man
standing at tho station with a white French
poodle, nnd they nslfed lilm for tho do.
Immediately the dog. who haa been named
D, was handed Into the train window and
proceeded on his journey as tho company's
mascot. After a while, though, woolly
llttlo "D" tired of travcllne and Jumped
off tho evvlftly moving train. The porter
of the train proved himself no slacker
when ho Jumped after him and caught the
fugitive. Iloth missed the train, but after
tho soldiers pulled the cord nnd mado
known tho cause f.f tho near-panlo to tho
kindly engineer, tho latter-named uncanon
Izcd saint lan the train back two nnd a
half miles and pjeked up "D" and his
heroic captor.
The "D" boys write that "smokes" of all
kinds, aro tho -scarcest things In CJcorgla.
and aro warning tho soldiers of the First
Ileglment who aro soon to leave for
thero to take with them n good store.
Tho "D" boys themselves aio more than
lonesome without their cigarettes, A hint to
tho wise and the kind of Philadelphia who
want to make our protectors happy ought
to be Kulllclent.
The Jersey Side
MERCHANTVIM.B Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Mason, of North Center street, nie
being congialulated on tho birth of a son.
Mr. nnd Mrp. Dilwyn Scnseman uro
spending a foitnlght at Niagara Falls.
Mr. "Wynn Armstrong and Mr. "William
Frazcr lefr on Wednesday for tho second
officers' training camp at Fort Myer, Va.
Miss Marjorlo Mundy is spending several
days in Harpers Ferry, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Campbell are
being congratulated on the birth of a son
and daughter. Mrs. Campbell will be re
membered as Miss Katherlne Frailey.
Miss Dorothy Mason, of 134 West Rogers
avenue, Is spending a few days In New
York prior to a sea trip to Boston.
Mrs. Irving Kdwaros and her small son
are visiting her mother. Sirs. Robert
Pearce, at her homo In Island Heights,
N. J.
Mr. Louis Grifflth Is visiting Mr. VTilbur
Klrkner at his home, Franklin street and
Cedar avenue.
Mrs. Georgo Crump, of Maple avenuo and
Clifton street, has organized a knitting
class. Tho members nre malting a five
piece outfit, consisting of wristlets, cap,
muffler, sweator and scarf,
DELANCO. Dr. and Mrs. II. K, Weller
land States and will ba away until after)
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Lloyd George
EIGHT months ago, when Lloyd George
stepped into the premiership, Great
Britain was troubled and uncertain.
Today, in spite of the Russian collapse and of
the realization that peace is still far off, that
feeling of despondency has disappeared, and
Lloyd George more than any other man is
responsible for its disappearance.
In a review' of Mr. Lloyd George's
career in Sunday's Public Ledger, Sydney
Brooks tells what the Lloyd George ministry
has accomplished for our powerful ally. His
article should be read by every person inter
ested in the outcome of this great war.
Order today your copy of Sunday's
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