"(' .? - i:.,. '.,. -, ' t. :..t t w i "'-n . ''l -!. . '.tj'5"- ,. -. I ';?' - .'- 4.'',;M4i1 s. MSHINGTON WAITING r FOR 'BILLY' SUNDAY r ' 1 !u KT n 4 n n 1 f n i i t n I gtage set m "'"" viij.i,ui trnr Elcrht Weeks' Campaign $ of Strenuous Evangelist TABERNACLE IS READY ' " ' revival Expected to Be One of the i t TOnllndnna Ivnnt In to BIBB"1' "(""" Ulty s History Bl a SlnTT t'orrrsnomtt WASHINGTON, Jan. B. , .lace Is nil set hi llio nntlou'R FAiDltal for the blR "Ullly" Sunday cam Fralfn, which will c formally opened IwSunday mornine nun which win cuuunur Vf, E-to be 011 of ,he "" The revival In expected Bert reilRlous nvvak EVENING PUBLIC IiEDGteR-PHlLADUPHlA, SATURDAY', JANUAJIY 5, 101$ v. s .",. ;,n,Ui.'n -.i - j -., Sit, -f.T. T-r a , ,r ,.VP- ., ' ' w"1 ., ; . v;..yrafv . ?, sssssi "LONG LIVE THE KING" A Human Story of Clilld-Dcs'.rc. Court Inlrlguo.tnd Love, tho Lalctt Novel By MAUY nOBEUTS RINEHART Conulgtit, 1I. by Mary Robert, lllnehart and the rubllo Ledger Company curiously shaped object projected Itself over the edge of tlio hank: unci, rolling down, lay almost at his feet. Tho lampa brought It Into sharp relief a man. Ragged and tied mid rolled, clgnr shaped, In an aiitoinobllo robe. The liiniircllor turned and railed to Ills men, Then ho bent over tho bun dle. Tim ulhcr ran up mid cut the bonds, CAPTURED Itr I.leut. 4. IIARVKY tMH'fll-M Fourth Canadian Mounted RUlea Te.i .n,t Thrtllln. TU fit th Kinerl. nee of i Wounded Canadian lllrleer lb If ll inio in nana. 01 me uirmy. (Comfelif, '' tiu "ie rtH LeJtitr Company) TIIK STORY Tllt'rl FAR I.ltoma l threatened villi revolution. Muuriii'.. ri.niiin, rvrn nrin veteran.. "re ready to overthrow ihe inonnrrhr and rmini n renuiuir. KIM I MlllINAMI at the tml.nt nf dm Hi nml hi. arnnd- vnv rnn Print- of Llvnnlu. . n Jff,r old. The lime I. prnnltloi Meltllch. know it. t',t,kl M-W1-M 1 ll.lll.l..! M ,vf onir r lint 114 lor re imnreuor. What with cold and Ioiik Innrtlon and ! T M'M-H nk tho man ; JL "ro tut t i IiIh recent drop over tho bn , could not rpciik. One of the XVIII I row tlio rautlalro on duty, who Imp- felt no downliearled In my I p nc to bo nlinoft human and proni- ho day I was left alono In , i " y """"" ?.."'" .."Vr"'.'" ..... !.-. i i...i ..I ,ri. - - .-n,,,l provnien I Aullm ire unii. nil tiu-ri. tMloo lis large as before In .Vl.1"V" .". . .. . .... . .. llironr I.IKfTF..A.NT SIKKV I.Anisril. remained with him. lloxes ere brought fronj Miu'ts. unlocked nml examined, Secretaries vmc and went, At 8 o'clock servli'o men had n flatk and held It to a irucai dinner wns spread In IheMudy. his lips. An nniazliig situ nun uipy aie u iiinn.jl utrrnlly over 1 Inereiit-cd by "tho discover oimio IHICIIIIICUIS. ' llm rulin li wurn .mlf lila imrinl-t (iii nn.i i. .i,,,in ...1.1..1..1.. . .. I niriils. ulih i. .,,Mir(. imii,. .M,,n,i I utter when taken from tho tin, all of aliouto. Then thev ntnnnni. ti, .1,1.,.. I around hla slinulildK. 'which had been the precious possesMoiu) 111111 liciil H iii.fc"iv mo ..,v ..n ..v.... .-. -- i.flr tt'irnrs nation, Indeed.1 "ml tlio Moor around my bed were clul. , rr' .,." . .' ry that under tored up with nrtlclc Midi nH niiply tlln I Vl" Jfrv Ids undorgar ' oert for Micar or Klnw jara for holding "' u,u ,VI In onlfrrtl tn wntrlt nvrr T nun if nfri-a. llV.rv flkAr. U. " M''1' HKIWHIi .SLIi11.11 T'llJSS ANNlSriATA the j;iihiii ir hip irnnn rrinrr rnfrn Jnn tint tti iiift. Tlit 11I 11 nt nfrwit tli n.W .In Jmve llrdolc 1,1,1m KIM) K ih,.. : iV f,, u neianiiorma aincunni. unii llh crromnliv n nri1ln-.ft "III- ru m ninnv in I i inn n nnj "" trillion. .Ml orillllary t" 7.r,,1"'"n Interniil affiilr. that the i"t i'iy..Mll be thnnrtrd, . . tiiii'.''N1.,",s .'"."A l.dstilKK. In lore 1.... ''""'.nl fallow r of the I.lvonlan 8JI1 ."eniU n mile Iftter to Kil Iflllnr; nim hi !,. ..Mh-.n...!. itt.-Ti'if vi. flii?.'.1, .. rtr- l the nienrr. He l ...1 1.. A.,.,1.I....I,...V ' P 'the KunW tabernacle has been com- K," IV.Yi'ffiii'. "an' ""d" "' "" nl.ll and eVerythliiK Is In readiness vii:';'!',1 ejmea "im.ii an ntlurk nrnln.t oMhe coming or the evangelist hlmf ?,!!) Titf.K.'.-lS: C Hi Is due Saturday nfternoon. A cru.vd j;ntlr in .i..t the ImttrrrH Mhnrc tiomf. r. .1 inn urn-toim in ia ictiuu l hnv. Wl him at Union Station and Id march Hlmia , H, ; ..? f t,"r , t t.-.iV-T. v.h"" tie .i.e. li with him to the "himc" which the Wa1i- in i l,"'r '" " ehimlTeiir. IWy hldea F ,-.. UninilUrn ban iireiiiirc.l f.ir !,i."." ""'eniolilla imlll the Ivumbi-Mvo. MX Initon cominltieo lias iirepairu i.ir 1,1., inA.,ty ,, ,,., n(l ,n nurka Ki 'BIIIv" and his party four nml one- t'.'J (hiuir-nr. vtlin. f.irrd lth death, de- m Lt. half miles from the tabernacle. Tii tabernacle Is located directly op- J -soitlte Union Station, It will bouse ap- i - . ..,-,.. , nnn ...n.. II I., l.oll. ' v. ... .1 - l. l.l l...p.ll.. ...l.l,.l. ilOtlg 1110 IIIICJ ill IIIU Uln .M4.-MIHK ..IHI.II "Billy" used In rhlladclnhla. It Is by far the largest auditorium of Hi' kind ever put up In Washington. And ko wrfect was Its construction that i-evcral ef the Government departments virtually v I1..-.11,,. ",,,;, "fell over themselves" bidding for Its: ..Hut tho !, tse following tlio campaign. It has Just fceen decided to turn It over to the T. M. C. A. for Its war-work activities. Washington cholm which will bo 11 feature of the big campaign, have al ready been organized. They represent the "picked voices'' of (lie 107 co-operating churches. There will be about ISOO Mngcra In each of tho two mixed choirs and thn allotment has been over subscribed, Thero Is n waiting list of pcveral hundred singers who nro nuxl'ius for a clianco tn bo heard nil the choir platform. The men's choir will lie organized fo!-v lowing the llrst week of the campaign. Already about Jon men blngeni have enrolled tor j.crvn.- A campaign feature new to the Sun day party workers will be work among the. women and girls employed In tho various Government buildings here. A urvey has been made of the number of business women and girls In this clly and It has been figured lit approximately 40,00 a largo percentage of whom are Vorkcrs In tho tiov eminent employ A number ot prominent Washington women, among whom is Miss Agneii Hart Wilson, daughter of Secretary of Labor Wilson, have become nlllllated Trlth the women's committee In ibargn of this extension -work, mid they liavo mapped out 11 program of work among working women that Is ns complete m any of Its kind made In any tlty In which "Billy" Sunday lias I'lintpalgiioil. Postmaster Merrltt o. Chance heads the Washington campaign committee, ,.-;".. -.,111,. iiurii nun urn... .....- ,, -en iiu -,rrt. Ibilk In l.lmnln Humbert nml Snlfr nra 'JienaM In -, f f l- of H with yn-int tudrnt. Hn.rkel. nim of Mettllrh' -nle. rnr nrekH Hiinkrl li.i-. Iirrn kept nt the liolnt nf drath. but he nerltently re ' ImI,'" dlviiliTf. nnv InformnOnn, lkk.v. In nrknn nf nil tli Infnrmi- linn, Irnvp thr rliulVflir bound nnd ant- ITil nt th .,, f ,r rd. tnkf out llio 1 "r wlthiiut KhinrlllK 'it It. ilnre nme rlanretlo imnrr-. In ll nlnre and ' the ""'it, nifn lip hturta rnr hiiib ivarra iaii. ..i.t.i. -.tti. ... .i.,i i I, , .'" ,...r, ..mail ..inn, nn ,,.... ,,. ... .'"' ..n"" '"'I blank I'leee nf imi-er. Ij'iuk lliiinlinrt linil .urrrnled In rttln tho nolo. Klna Karl. Indicium! ul Mkki't iil'li.ir-iil iluiillill.i. ha Hi- bold lii-iilrmint urreMnl, Annum Itilu. unvlniiN In Iparn more nlmiil I lie nmlrli lirtnrn n... It and Hurl. vMli her futhrr. the uerd KluB. was arranged Nothing was left now urn to carry tbc word to Karl. I Two things were necessary: llasle 'The King, having determined It, would loso no time, And dignity. Tim ennui. All!, laughter of tho King must bo offend k nas messenger, then, but sonic dignitary of the court. To this emergency Mcltllcli ruse like the doughty old warrior and statesman that lib wns, "If 11 are willing, sire." lie said, ns lie rore, "I will go myself." "When?" "Since It must be done, the sooner the better. Tonight, sire " The King smiled impatient: he commented. Hut be looked nlmnst wistfully nt the sturdy 1 ml competent old figure before blni. Thus was he, not so long ago. Cold nights and spring Florins bad had no terrors for him. And something else be frit, although he said nothing the strcsx -r u situation vvblcli would send bis -. ... . ......a... .l..lt ..I They carilcd him Into the car. where," '"" ."s "" ""' ,r V" """ ";".' nml bo lay vvllli bead lolling back mid Ills """"?" '" .. w '") ' "'": swollen tonguo protruding. Half dciull11'" "Irnvvcm of tin; other lockers stood he was with cold and long anxiety. Tlio ?l"n, "" ,l,c' 111'"1 XV." Mi " . ,. , bran.ly cleared his mind li.ng before he ! hurried search. Discarded hospital clonics lay on nie liiiiuiy uvun unu 1111, Hour was strewn vvllli torn tip letters nnd other papers. 1 asked Wutklns lo tidy the loom and fled from the scene. list of tho prayer In urn, and tho" vw on which they were lo bo found. During tho week Wntklus selected tlio hymns and practiced them over vvllli a Ca. nadlaj,! seraeunt, who wns wounded In tho head nnd who innnaged to do fairly well nt tho little orn In tho chapel, liicli Sunday I went to the Rcrvlco with every linger of my good hand marking n place In the bonk I have otten wmcneii ministers In church looking up places In the braver Look during the singing of "r :. . .... ... , .. .1.-1- -....it Ilarncs promised to assist 111c both ' "'" "' 'oiiowc. .u.. vw-.,Um. tho phonograpli and supply, "i"'- necesFniy cigarettes, I Only otiec did I full down. 11 was ' .,I..M .lirl.,..ll ,,rt,l,,iT tl.n Ilill-eM vvllli AT.tj WUIIU Ii:i.HmTi:i ' lfflllli Hll,i ,,- occaslun I nbso- The Hewn had spiead llko wildfire, lutely could not llnd the collect for the ,.. i..i..n vvcro removeu wnep 1110 coui-er. f lhlnW I h-av. cet' the Inbat btneOC VKMfl Ki'inctlnies get them ' (wttfl three or four noda crackem.. to the- quaatlty required, and ; them thoroughly (this waa usH with the clenched flat), AM f condensed) milk to make the thick, creamy ma A. butter the'l an egg, then stir In the egg trior iili.Knd If ntrpnrll bnlld. Arid r. of sa't and cyk tilt tho whole Wi tho conslsteney of scrnmbiea result Is vv'ohdcrfut. Ono emt'i enough for about three poople.Tnj raw egg If available. V.l Tho supply of cabbage seemed MJ out, nnd we were uiven maieirj a J could speak, nnd ho saw by the mil forms that he was In tho Ii.imN of the enemy, lln turned sulkily silent 'hen convinced that he had escaped one death nut to meet another. Twenty-rmir bonis , ANuTIIIlU l'llONOOltAI'll now he had faced eternity, mid I10 was I , ' , ' ,,,'.,.. ,. ,,.. rCll,jv. 1 I 1 pent most of lli.it day with the ',' - , Kremh raptalii and Ilarncs until 1 vvas lie profrriv'. n.ivvever. t.. .1 ,. Ully Pilim,o0,i tr ,0 panel room to e clothed, nml vi ,u 11 in iepm. to bis ,,,,., t mysterious packages which pointing up the bank nnd tn Ids luar- ,,., urriXf,i foP mc. T,,.y turned out to t culato tnouthlngs. one .f llio secret ,.. .. ..i 1 ..i .. 1.1..1. 1, ..1 ,,.. ... , ... ..... ,. . ... ... e it IHIUIIUKI itl'tl Uli' inui'in " unn im, oi were alwiiyn police examined tliel.it of wnodtjud nltli Wrn put ,lV t cr. Ku, ut)l,lo Thls iwrhci h.imi. im ioiihm 11 iMir 'lw,iu,, ,,ir.mf lii.-U Hint, thn d.iv MouilM thrti. , 1, ,, ,(.,,,1 .. it 1, n1ir j.tilrf Kniiivp nf .iiiiUm inenl. tlio tap fIioiiM 1o tilled tn mum an wlion o uppcared I think every day. 3 L'Uit'Ji iui mc . - 1 L 1 11 i . ..i i.. - 1 n.i. ii.r. if.ucn letiucc nim, wncn BunnKiea-j JUKI li IIVII U W'"vuvii .murk v.uj OJIV. I I1UU V" 1 1'! 1 1 UiVI iiik nm .. ( - ... ....,. ,( -,-..---. .a.UAl Ungllshinau in the hospital who was I page from Harnes, who was seated In ;lt "'J ,,",,1.r,"n. T.. ..11,1 3 not nt death's door was seated 011 the I tbc front row. 1 'm " "' ot ""'dlnea, waa quite were dellKl.led wT.Vn ll,.y heaid that ISVBNTim A NliW 1.IHII I CONT1NOUD MONDAY y& , 7 , tbrv could 'smoke. This was not ul- My meals were lonely mibiis. nui 1 lowed In tho build!; goodness only used to aniuso myself trying to Invent , Doruau at Inasmuch Miwlwr, knows wny. necause 1. was very mo.iern n iiisiies. . ,.0 ,.,,.ar ...,., , ,,..,,, I)nrIa. fDrm,r ,a. w, g veil II llOlien esK ii ll weal mm in- .',,.. i. . i... ", n..ul,..nl.-. . .o.,l .,r . r: 11 uf meat. I thliil: llio ' of the t'lilverslty of Pennsylvania, . rooks watch must have been shell- 'deliver 'lis famous war lecture, entu bis pocket Hash, he found trousers where N'lkky had left neatly folded and hung over lb- luaicli of a tree The brandy being supple mented by hot coffee from 1 patent bottle, the man revived further, m.idi 1111 effort and. -.at up. Ills t'.lintli v.hk still swollen, but they tnado nut wli.it Chancellor out nt midnight. Into 11 ilrlv-he said. He had been there since Ihc lug storm, to recuic Karl's support. 1 night before. !'ctip; had passed, n 'tw Things must be bad Indeed! . pciiauls. 11 man with a cit. but he "To the capital?" ho asked. could not cry nut. nml ho had hesitated "Not so far. Karl Is hunting. He is to rl-k the plunge to the m 1 1. Hut nt at Wedellng." , last ho had tnado It. He was nT K.nni.i, Ho went almost Immediately, nnd the and n Klnr:'.' messeiige.. King summoned his valets ami was got 1 was roiuliig back from i" neii. nut long after tho automobile containing Mcltllcli mid two secret ngents was on the road toward the mountains, he tossed mi his narrow bed. To what straits had Jhey come indeed: He closed his eyes wearily. Something fllAI'Tlilt t'niillnuo.l IHUITATluN gave Hie King strength. That iifteinnon were suiuinniieil in haste thu members nf his council fat old Krlcse, .voung MariVhall with the rat flee, mistero lia.verl, with the white skin and burning c.ves, and others. And to them all the King disclosed his royal will. There was soiuo lemur. b'liese, who sweated with displeasure, ranted about old cucinlCM and luoken pledges. Hut afjer all. llm King's will wan dominant brlese could but voice his protest re'apsc lulu greasy silence. Tho ChaiK-ellnr sat silent dill lug the conclave, silent but intent. in eaih I'peaker he tinned his eyes and waited until at last Kali's proposal, with lis promises, was laid befnrn them In full, Then, am only tliein tho Chancellor rose. Ills speech was short, lie told them nf what they u'l knew, their own liisertirit). lie npnke lint n word of tlfe frown Prince, but that snflly. And he tlievv for tlirm 11 picture of the future that set their hearts tn glowing a thrnno secure, a greater kingdom, free dom from llm costs nf war, a haibnr by the luii. And if, as ho spoke, he saw nut tho rat eyes of Maisehall, the greedy ones nf had goiii! out nf Utilize at llrst did, ho smiled the darkness. Ho had lott thing", pethapn, foe. his life, lie did not Tui: In Cham the bar rier.'' he "aid thickly, "wlnro I hid carried dispatches tn the oilier In barge tin my leliirn n 'nnn hulled me finin tlio side n' the i-md. near wheie nu fiiiinil tno 1 thouuht '.I1.1t he do shed tn be taken on and stiipnc I m car. lint he uttaikcd me He was what It was. When he urnied mid I was not. lie knocked me his old glim 1 mile In seiisclc-". and when I awakened 1 was above tho road iiiiihiie trees. I gave a foe. More than mo- invself up when tho snow cuiminicd. ho had de.nly loved n 1 VVvv pass this way. Hut 1 heaul vmir 'car coming and made a despeiate effmt." "Then." usked niie nt Hie ngents, ' lliesc .ire nut nur clnttieH?1' "They ar'o his. sir." The agent produced lliihllulit and inspected the garments. Ilefore the Cbancelbir's c.ves, button by button nnd absolutely fireproof--and tho bed p.itlentH had tho first comforlabio smoke they had had since entering llio hospi tal An Ihigllsh Tommy would dlo with out 11 "fag," and the only chanco he had to light up In Lazaret VI was at night. Tho laiillalre on duly had 11 nasty habit of bursting Into thn rooms mid suddenly mi Itching oil thn lights In or der to cntrhitho men at this trick He nlwa.vs found them nppateutly pound iislerp, nu'l ncvei knew that most of opportune way. The excitement vvn as thcin were holding 11 lighted cigarette great as nn the day of the arilv.il lunler the covets. Tho tell-talo holes of llio llrst pholioginph. because here we hurnt ill tlio bedilolhes were what at- had 11 brand-new lot of iccords we had wavscaured the trouble never heard whlcli had to be tried over .,.,, ,.... vomnielKC, .,.,out :i 111 pn,p u'clock I didn't want to bore the men The phonograph "as n very onip.ict ,imI ,,,,, 10uuteil on only playing tho little machine, exactly the same as the niachlno for nn hour or to. but we dldnt ' 1.1m wo had had at battalion beadcpiar- ,,(,,,, t, , o'clock, when tho iippc.1r.1uco 1 ters In the trenches It was constructed ,, M,,,)r,. broke up tho party Never! In two halves Joined by hinges. The hail musical artists pel formed for n more lower part contained llm machinery, ami enthusiastic ..udlmcc Shrieks ot laugh- I the upper pait. which . Moot! upright ,,,.. rJri.(.,1,ll ,,,cry jUe and every one when the Instrument was plavlng held J(lnnl ,u (1, hH1(. ,, .,, ,,ct.r Unottll i n concave metal souml-ielle.tor. hen ,,,,. tuuK SMiie nf theso wete , clo-ed up the phmiograpli could be ...,,l0) ,or ou.r ,, v,.r il-?., e' locked and c.nrle.l about b n i-ulti-:.e rril,c.!I,P.i lll4, prrformaiico ith u .louhlo handle arranged for tho puipnje Mm ...,.,.. ( .,,..., ,.,.,,., , !,,,, fo.VflJKT Pi:i:.MIiTI'.I "(iod Save llm King," quietly sung by, 1 .-niild not ire why .1 phonogiaph I the il.'.nn-. form.d the background for a ; should not bo allowed III the hospital. Popular lay We all felt as though we hravril tin lion In hi-, den ami told should be standing at attention the Inspector that I. had one whltli 1 tuber similar concerts were nllerwaul wanted perinlssloii In use occiMon. illy in I held In different wauls ami hoiprji to sboeked, because Miiiiethues the egg, would lie almost raw and somellnieji qiilto hard A single egg Is not very fUHm:, so I decided to give It that prop erty without losing the llavor The. re sult of my experiments can be gathered fiom tin? following quotation from ono of my let ten. . Tho Iialkaiis us n Background ot I ireuniii War." toiilcht. In InasmU Aiidltrirlimi. loll Locust street The let: ' turn will bo Illustrated Willi 180 &Uf, i pictures. , $,'", (icorgo L.ong win preacu in me auoi' torluin tomorrow morning nt 10:SvVlrf'' louiorroiv night nt 8 o'clock, JiV', at . tii.pTt:ii w 1 ON Till: MOUNTAIN IIOAII low gray car vhleh carried tlm icellor was on Its wny thlnugii tl.n .loM.lt, -.!,,., I, ........I .In1ll.a....lnl.. .... Ill.IUItlUI,,,., ,1 111,,,,., .,,,..,..,v,J, , , , ,, .. fg .i-u. .1... ,!...., 11... I trail nil 1110 Sleeve, siar on uie vim. ..,.., v..-. for .two reasons'. afraid nf motors. He had 11 horse. ......,,, ,.l ll.n .,!.. .. !..., I..u,n...l nl..l.. made up of-promlnent busli.es,, , men and 1 ,,, .,,, ..leaillng ones, he' resoluleh. uovrrmneni oiuciais nere. this com mittee lias broken records, lu the amount ef preliminary campaign work It has put througli und there Is every Indication that the meetings will go through with out a hitch. In the party that will campaign here, In addition to "Ullly'1 Sunday mid "Ma," will bo Homer nodchcaver, chorister; Itobert Matthews, secretary to "Hl'ly" Sunday and pianist ; Cleorge A. Urcvvnter, ;. firtt pianist: Mrs. William Asher. In I .VAY plm rtra it a.lanulnn ...n.l.. ......... ... - r'ia """ " .. ,'r.uii .,.,in. uilllj WUllll'II $Z and girls j Miss I-'mnces Miller, who will !. Direct the central wnrw nmnm ,,.nn.nn U? Dr. Isann Ward,, of Philadelphia. In charge of noonday meetings for men ; Dr. George ll. Dovvey, of Philadelphia, men's Bible class director: Miss Klniemo Kin. 1 ney, director of work among girls nt the colleges and high schools; Miss Allco M. tjaniblln. In charge of Ihivk' nn.i -iria M w-nrk I MlwM Trlorenen VTI. Ill, ..!. W tlon tecretary: Miss fjriiro Save, Hilda If 'teacher, und Albert Peterson, tabernaclt 1 1 custodian. went nn. Life was it sacrlllce. Youth would p.i'-s, nml line with it, but the country must survive. The battle, which was no battle at all. was won. He bail won. The country had won. The frown Prhico had won. (inly Hed.lg had lost. And only Mett llch knew Just how she had Inst. When the council, bowing, deep, had gone away, the Chancellor remained stnndlug by 11 window. Ho was feeling old and very tired. All that day. until the council met with tho King, he had sat lu tho little olllce on 11 back street, which was the hrndqiiaiters of the secret service. All that day men had come and gone, bringing false clues which led nowhere. Tho earth had snalluvvcd up Nikky harlsch. "1 hope )ou are satlHlled," said the King grimly from behind blni. "It was your airangenieiiL'' "It was my hope, she,'' replied the Chancellor dr.vly. ( llm necessity for work brought the King tho strength to do It. Mettllch 1(1iwas I man: ond, he wns not nf a mind lo muse King Karl from a night's seep7 even In lultig the hand of tho Princess lleilwig. Ills lntenlioii was tn put up at smile Inn in n village pot far fmni the bulge and tn reach Karl by messenger iiirly lu the morning, beforii the hunters left for tin day. Then, all being prepared ami in order, Mettllch himself would arrive, ami things would go forward with dlgnlly and dls pati'h lu the meantime ho sat bail, among his fills and thought nf many things. Ho had won a victory whlcli was, afler all, but 1 compromise. Ho had chosen I the safe wa, but It led over Hie body of 1 a nung girl, and ho loathed 11 Also.' he thought of Nikky, mid what might be. Hut the car was rinsed mid coin fortable. The motion soothed him. Afler a time he dropped aileep. ' The valley nf the Ar deepened. The cliff rose above them, 11 wall broken I here and tlieio by the offtake of ifarrovv ravines, tilled with forest trees. Theiei was a pause whllo the chains nu Hie rear wheels were supplemented by others lu front, for there must bo no danger of 11 skid. And another pause, where the road slanted perilously toward the blink of the chasm, nnd caution dictated that the Chancellor alight and make 11 hun dred feet or so of dangerous curve afoot. It required dlpionncy to get him out. Hut it wns Anally done, und his heavy ' ....,, loli, leie tlie uniform of of his own regiment, the il rilit.iin MK.lhol". Turn i.ro of his nwn men had due Ibis Infamous thing, I'lie of his own oilin rt. indeed. "(In thlougli the poi kits," be colli inrnd vteinly. f .11110 into view under the Oa.-ii .1 pair of glovei, 11 bnx of matches a silk ln'id keichlef. a r.ndcase. The ns-ut said nothing, but passed a cud tn llm Chan ilior. who re id t without comment Thele was silenic lu the car At Inst llm Chancellor sliriid. "This niaii-bo took .vnur car nn." "Ve.i And ho has not nt'i.iiei .m other, machine has pasted " the nii'irs wards as vveii ,111 my own After fonie arguing this wan nhlnlneil ami I came In ihe conclusion that you never know what oq can do till vou 1 rv. Shfitlv after this 1 arranged for a llllle conceit In the the greatest number bed. AH tliote froin who could come wen- Tighten our all ton .monotonous ri:t ence Our legul.ir Sunday night service:, went 011 us usual, and by this time I had graduated to the potillon of iiastnr. I must route: n that I illdni wind which had I mal.e a very good one. I am a Presby if HiiKllsliuien Ir tei.an, nml my knnwledge of the IJugllsh the oilier wards I Church serv ice, was limited Ilefnro leav Invited in do so. ' lug Moodic had written nut fur me a 'Tccla Smcralds and sJxCincd Smeralds No Emerald is so pjrl'ect but Tech can copy it. No Emer-IJ is so imperfect but Tecla can repro duce it imperfections perfectly, even to the flaws and feathers! The luster, the sei-prcenncS!, and even nature's little mistakes arc so faithfully reproduced in Tecla Emeralds that mere differences of origin are lost in an affinity of similarity. Mounted only 11 ith genuine iliitmoiuh, in r.t rfui'iifc individual scffinpj that arc thc teork of the finest iraftsmeit in the jeweler's art. L A to Rut Je U PMx, rrii folt BiT" f(-.m L.t,.rt m Bn wi &.vl- MV c T K jipS Ftfth Ave., AV l'trk Charles J. Maxwell & Company rw.wPb'. A,e.i. Walnut Street at lotn auttt I'liMnhlHniilinil'llllllllllllliilllllilllllllli: iliiiiniitiniiiilillliillillillilliiMHiilllilliiiilillillllllllllilliMiiihiiiiiinililil figure, draned 111 Its mllltarv cane, vieut on ahead, outlined by thn lamps of the growing chlldien their I; i.ir behind mm. The snow was hardly more than 11 coaling, but wet and slip pery. Mettllch stalked on, as one who would defy the elements or anything else to hinder blni that night. He was well around the curve, ami tho clllf was broken by a wedge of timber, when a ((i.NTINL'Kl) MONDAV ItUUAL (SKKMANY KS UUNCItY Dwellers in llnmluts Add Jlullcrint's to Loud Complaints in Cities A.MSTKKI'AM. Jan. .-.--While Hie populations of large cities in ('orinanv me uttering loud coiiililaliils nu InsiiUl cleut suiiplics nf indlspensab'c provi sions, the fonservatlvo organ, the Helchsbote. declines that dwellers in Ihe , country illntrtctH and small towns also. nro suffering severely. It sas: "Hcsldes lilt Ions nf bread nml pota toes, dwellers lu llio countr.v and small towns lecelve every forlnlght only Jim grammes of meal tnhnut one-half a ' pound), often nut even this amount, for no pisi.lblllly of getting iiiiythnig ill pace of meat. Il.eio Is not even .1 regular supply of Jinn " Tho cnrirspoudrul o.i.vs tile lack of food suitable for children, especially inlll; for babies, forces parents to see them plno away E vening Public Ledger Photoplay Calendar WEEk-OF'jAN. 7 Tfl TAM ! V - If ALHAMBRA APOLLO ARCADIA BELMONT f BLUEBIRD ll : ,... r BROADWAY ' CEDAR I' COLISEUM EMPRESS EUREKA FAMILY FAIRMOUNT FRANKFORD 56TH STREET GREAT NORTH. f Tnr.T, a niiranmti MONDAY OUh Iolroii, fn tMuslitr nf 1 et lny Julian ;itltic, Tho Oountenn ('harinlns VAxIq I'Vrcunti, in JloHQ vt iho World Win. H. Hurt, in TIih Anaii DouKlrtM 1'HlrliHiiKs. I11 Itriithlnv fur th .Moon lrrrpt of the Htorm Country Mnnlillftl Ixe. Iti Tli Awakening Mnruuer'te f'Urk. Ui Uub'H Mntlnee Mot Tduth Hh'uUhwh, In CurKft uf Iku Join" I'nwl. In Th HpraUiiitf Dawn Ijhii'h ovetv, in Tin Wolf mid 1IU Mato Vlvlnti MKrtln, In The Troublo IIutfr Wtii.'M Hht. In Tho Hlleiit Man Jurl Oarnicn. In Klnmlom of l.oe rhHrlrn Itny, tn IUh Mother's Iloy JEFFERSON. ' JUMBO ? LEADER Liberty locust .market st. qverbrook" PALACE RARK ' PRINCESS REGENT i RIALT0 IRIVOLI -: J - WDGEAVE. RUBV h. SAVOY , iSTRAND TALEY W Klllv Oordnn In Diamonds ami Tearls Klttv Oe'itiin, in Her Hour Mar-iiMite riHrk. in llab'B llurglar tlef'li HHV'ilr'WU. la The Secret (Ifiine Mlldcd M-nnln. In MHrrlairo Siievulatlnn ClT4ldl"o Knrritr. la Tho Di-vll Stone Monro Sall-liury. In Tho Door Uelvveen Wm. Stowed, tn Klahtlna- Mad Jano ft Kalherlna I.ee, 111 Troublfiimkra llnWrt Warwlrk. In The Mad l.nver t'Hiilleo Stack. In Until They tlel M The Auction Hlock I'.ulln- Prederlck. In The Hungry Heart Intolerance Uonla, Marknva. In Tho Painted Madonna Mads Kvan.. In Tha Vplunlur- -VVm. H. Hart In Tha pilent Man Marguerlt Clark. In Tha Seven Hwuna Mary Oarden, In Tbala DouaUa Falrbanka. in iaoMK.Ior voo iwn TUESDAY tilsa l,('tnH, In Ii.iUKlitpr nf lirntlnv. Julliin Kltlnn.', Thr iiuuten ChiirniltiK i;itUi 1'VrcuHon, In Hour of thn World Win. a. Hurt. In The Aryan 1 loiulai 1'nlrbnnkn. In Itfitrhlnir for th )ooii Secret of be Htorm Country (JhII Kunp. In A tJamo of Wits Murcuer'te ClarU. In Ituh's Matinee Idol Teurt HayaVittva, In Ourne of Iku II. It. Wnrner, In (tod'a Man Maririterlf Iilfher, U Molllo I Jo Get 'Km Ma'rriterlt" tf ri. In HiiIi'h Iturvlar Wm. Hh'. In Th Client Mun WEDNESDAY T .Tewel Ciirnien, in Kimrdnni nf I.oo rhorl.a ltev. In Hl Mother's Iloy Klttv Oonlon. In I)lnmonda and I'earla M'. Vernon Cantle. In Strtnd'd In Arcady Viola rnn. In AlmMln'a Other IinP IMn'te i-ivlr"ea.k in The Secret (Inine Vlm. (Una l'-l-nvi. lu 1iHU'Mer of Ueatlny Oni'Mld'"' I'VrrMnJ In Th vll Stuno Wm. K Hart. In Tho Hll-nt Mall Hthel Harrvmnre. In Tho Eternal Mother Jan Ktierlno I,ee, ln,'Trouhlemakera . JtoSrt VV'ur.TleU. lu' The Mad liover l-'thel Harryuin". In Tho American Wlduw The Aiu'lluii Hlock Harold Uakoiiod. In Tho Souore Ueis-lver Intolerance (IIa IVIrnv-M, In luuahter of Iiestlny Antlelte Kellcrtniilin. In l'auahter nf tho Hods Hlnlo rerKimoii. in Hoko nf Ihe World llOUCldM PHlrllllllnS, 111 Tlio Inimb llouslas Pttlrhnnka. ill Jleaihlng fur the Moon Set ret nf the Storm Country IiourIhm l-'HirlianUii. In Iti-iuhliur for the Mnuit Jshii Sothern. In MiM Ilereptlnn Marv P'ekford, In Tho Utile I'rlnc.ai lanniy Whten. Iii the uutaldrr 'harVa (tuim. lu l'raniliu; Kramers Hmllv Stevens, in Sleeping Memory Jfidae Kvans. in The Volunteer Xiiruia Tiilmadae. Se cret of Storm Country Wm. Kurnum. In Heart of a I-lon Mary Anderaon. In When Men Are Tempted .Tune nivldge. In The Tenth Caaa Montaau f.ove, in Tha Awakening George YV'alih. In Prldo of New York Marv Plckfnrd, In The Little l'rlneeaa Cleraldlno KarriVr. In The Pevll Hlono IiuKhman & Hano. Ited, Whita It lllue Hlood Wm. Karnum. in Tho Conqueror Edna Goodrich, In llayuttttlan Vlralnla IVar.on, In Stolen Honor Ilu.hman & Ilayne. Red, White and llluo Hlood Marauerlta Clark. In Tha Seven Mwana Mary Harden, tn Thala Doualaa Falrbanka. In Keachln Jor, lh Moon Jano & Katherlna Lee, In Troublemakera Keai.ii Hayskawa. lu Tho Wrath of tha U0.I0 Uuth Clirford. In The Poor Del ween Hnilly Htevena, In HleeiiliK Memory Madae Kennedv, In Nearly Married Clladya Itrockwell, In Tha Kingdom of Love Emily Pieven., In Thovsiack'ir , Sea.ua Hayakawa, In Tho Secret ,(ania Llna Cavalier). In Tha Eternal Temptreaa Marsuerlte Clark. In Tha Seven Sana Mary Harden, In Tha la 1 At'tlffAa T.,.,..n I. .Tho Judanwat Mouaa . THURSDAY FRIDAY ' SiphU''' HaviihHM.i. In Sess-uo llrt.(Vawn. In The Sei ret limine The Sei ret 11.11110 I Antielte Kr-lleriiMlin, in , I'orotliv Kellv, III .V Dauirhler of the (io.a Tlio Awakening Hlsle PerCUHUII. in lllsl.i IVrtfUSOII. In ICOS11 nf Ihe Wolld Hue., of III World DuusIuh falrloi 11I.H. In HoWt Wnrwlik. In The t.pin The M.nl laiver lllllle llurke. In Hlllle llurke. In The Land of I'ronilso Tho Land of I'runilac (II.i.Iih Urnckucll, 111 (iladta llruiknell, III Pur Liberty Per Liberty Hou.bin Palrlutnka. In Vlvl.ni Martin. In Ileal Mug tor Iho .Monti Molly Hntanaled Jean Sullieril. In "llnherl VV'.irwlik. ill Miss Iieeeptlon Tlio M.nl Lover Marv Plckfnril. In l!inl llrmkwell. Ill The Little Primes" The Hranded ul June Klvldge. ill Mar Pit kford. Ill The Teulh Caao Tlio Llllle ITIneesa ('Hriilel Miers. lu Jatk Kli hariteon. In My Unmarried Wife Man Above tho Law Annette Kelleriuann. In June Caprice. Ill A IJauahter of the tjnda t'lil.nown J 7 I Alice llni.lv. Ill lllllio llurke. Ill The Maid of ilolalulll Tho Land of I'rollllse Karma Talmadae. Se. Madee Kennedy, 111 cret of Storm Country Nearly Married Wm. Farm m. in Norma Talmadne. So- Heart of a Lion cret of storm Country Mary Anderaon. In Mrs. Vernon Castle. In When Men Are Tempted Sylvia of Secret service U-.,r.o Walh. In , Tlio Iluaalan The Prldo of New York Itevolullon Ann Penninaloli. In Buahiiiaii Hanie. in Th" Alltlra ol Ann Voice ot Culiaclme il-'irae WkI.Ii. In IIIUlo llurke. In Pride ef New York Ladd of I'roinlae Kthel Karrimure. In Violet HemliiK. la Ail American Widow Tho Judgment Houao LUia Cavallerl. In Llna Cavallerl. In Tho Eternal Temptress The Eternal 'leinrtreaa Marauerlte Clark. In Juno Elvl.le. In Uab's Matlnea Idol Tlio Tenlh Cao Harold Lockwood, In Uuth Clifford, In The, s'luaro Deceiver Tha Poor Between Jano ft Kalherlna Lee. Jane ft Kalherlna Lee. In Troublemakera In Troublemakera lioreme Heed. In Florenro need, In Tialay Today Monlaau laive lu Vivian Martin. In Th Awakening Troublo Uusler Emily Sievena. In Vlrsliila Pearson, In Sleeiln Memory Slolen Honor Corrln tirimth. In Madea Evuna. In The I Will Ilepay Adviiituree of Urol Hladya UroekHell. In Emily Stevena. In Tho Kingdom of Love Pratt .it .- Conatanun Tahnadga, Mary Plekford. In In Siaii'lal The Little I'rlnceaa Star Caat, In Ruth Roland, In Until They Oet Ma Tha Fringe ot Society Ruth Roland, in " Mury Anderaon. in The Fringe of Society When Men Are Templed Paulino Frederick. In Paulino Frederick, In Mra. pana'a Defenae Mra. Dana's Uetenae Mary Garden, In Mary Harden, In Thala Thala Wilfred Lucaa, In" Tyrone Power. In VOie Judgment Hou.a. Tha lianler SATURDAY Slslle 1l,lakilW.'l. In 'I ll" Seeret C nn I A ft - -- I T J &C taSaBMST m ' Tj-W i aalagialaiaiaiaiaiaiaialag laT ' f W iTB S M g- . - ---J- c;- .-...grry- fiiarva.aaiaw;i'ai . --.-awg' ie I III k Pmm Y"" i 1 ' i Wfe-aSaHWflP iass . -- I iM Km &' m. r.lJS S',. t i"T, w -- l.JJv Jio I, Plekfnrd. lu loin Sawi r Llnle PerSUSOll, III ltna nf the World Hubert Warwick, in I lie .oa.l Liner y Ig S..SUO ll,iak.ia. in I H I no Seeret Hanie , i UladiH llrnrkHell, hi sfc lor l.lherly , El il Vivian Martin. In ft 'lolly Lnlansled i s ""bert Warnlek. In Wl iho Mud Lover gl Like Harrjinnre. in ig Ihe Liernal Mother pa M"II Taliaferro. In ft The Jury of Fate ' "gp Tjlln. II..1 ... E.". w.,., ,1.,,111,-n, iii The small Town tiuy Jatk Plekford. Ill jck anil Jill Hlllle. Ilurk. in Tho Land uf I'romliin Medae Kennedv, la Nearly Married IB m NTi.riiia Tnlm ,aA ci. I ?3 cret of storm Country TEsefesI Our First Shot of the War It, too, was heard around the world, for it marked our active participation in the fight for freedom. Raymond G. Carroll was present when this shell tore through the Boche lines. His thrilling description of the incident destined to be written large upon the history of the world appears in The Magazine Section of Tomorrow's Mr. Vernon Cantle. In I HJ e-jivia. oi eecrel serv ice 1 1 The HutKlan revolution C,"org Walsh. In Thla la the Life lllllio He-It., In Land of Promise (lluilya llroelweJI lu A Hranded Soul T.lna I,.. .II..I l ' Tho Eterilill Teniptreis llnlialua k'ulrhal.i. In I Heathlllg for the Moon R June Caprice In Urkiown Tl Jan ft Kulherln Lee. In Iruuhlemakera Win. H. Hart, In Wt Tha i'l.l r.....l. r--J- -r. Ba .narieii iinninan, in 5 rupiie mi inniui-d pfj Virginia Pearson, la I im Stolen Honor fS Marv l'lrkrnra I,. feS" Tho Little Prlni-sa Emily Stevena, In Draft M Mary Pk kford. In Tho Little 1'rlnre.a- Mary Anderaon, In When Men A re Tempted Star Ca.t, in The Judgment Houae Pauline Frederick, In lira. Dane's Defenao Mary Harden., In Thala Tyrone Power, In The Planter PUBLIC LEDGER Other outstanding features include Russian Women to Decide Fate of Their Nation By Lieut. Norton C. Travis Great Britain's Answer to Lord Lansdowne By Sydney Brooks "The Little West Point" of Pennsylvania "Kill Rumors and Assist the Government" How Our Forefathers Treated Profiteers "Singing My Way Through the War Huts" Will Switzerland Stage the Peace Congress? A Page of Japanese New Year Post-Cards ' The Path of the Hun in Italy How Old Are Antiques? v ' . jt i S"i-1 "I 'S pr.a Fifteen Other Features Including Words and Music of "You Remind .Me of My Mother" a.H .- 4.iM Jfie-,' jVm, m WrVJ i.sh '-.a 3.;vjJ I . i3M 1'. M v?l :"71 i?ra m l tf . .3PV , 1 !ff lLS ' ' dttltaffiR nnHhaknnk- TnRIKrM i&g&lBUEhltMluL
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