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EVENING PUBLIC TiEDGERPHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY' 11. J!
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TOM LAVISHNESS
i STAGGERED W1NANT
"Turn to the Right" Actors'
Salary Demands Were
Promptly Met
Sontt on watchlnc the excellent par
formatice of orrt Wlnant as Joe Bs
com, the youne hero of "Turn to the
night!" at the CJarrlck Theatre, re
marked tho other nlsht, "What a p1en
did moNlnB-plcture hero he would
make."
This remark mi carried back to Mr.
Wlnant.' Ho smiled broadly, as well he
might, for Wlnant was one of the first
well-known actors to1 enter tho movie
field. That was several jears aro when
Wlnant a creating a sensation In
jfew York as th,e dope fiend In "Kick
In," the play In which he appeared with
Jack. Harrymore and Jane Clrcy. The
Trlanftlo poople, starting In to collect
real theatrical stars for the movlnc
picture field. Invited Wlnant to Join
them He had no desire In the world to
appear on the screen, but pot wishing
to make a flat refusal he named a sum
so big tint hi thought the negotiations
would end then and there. To lila as
tonishment hi figure was Immediately
accepted Then ha demanded all his ex
pends to the coast, drawing room, valet,
hotel bills everj thing be paid That,
too, wan accepted, and unabln to think of
tny other "unreasonable" demand.
Wlnant started, for tho coast. For weeks
and weeks ho sat around, and did noth
ing, getting more and more nervoun all
the tlm but his pay envelope came
around regularly and ho was told not to
worry.
"It w.ij n cise of all pla) and all
pay," ho declared, "and It got on my
nerves I'lnallv the nenarln on which
the were working was ready. It was
railed 'Tito Hrlnk, nnd In It I appeared
nlth Ilhca Mitchell. Later I was cat
for the leading role In 'Now York,' In
which Florence llted starred. It was a
nvt. 'lieav ' . role and I detested It.
but I went along as well an I could
until the time of my contract was up
and then I had to roturn to New York
"LONG LIVE THE KING"
Ccptrliht, 101S. by Mary IXobcrH ntnehtrt and tho l'ubllo I.eiUr ComMlir
CHAPTER XVIII Continued I ho ued to rent operaglasses to the
B., . . Crown Trlticc only ho turned them
I.TWKi'N the ery old nnd tho ery ' ,,roiinl. 1 in going to try that with
voiinir rmnn Hoim-tlmM thrso stronB ' Jours, mother. Wo had eiuiBgo to-
-w..i i i.. wb.! nether, and ho has lost his position,
. . I and ho V no
ons back to tho, da nf Ittouth, nnd by
being very old bcionies oung ngaln.
Or Is It lint children nrc bom old, vv Ith
thn withered, small f.icet of all the pit,
and must, vcvr In icii. until their
city to take up my old role In 'Kick In.'
My departure come Just In time, for tho
scenario writer had written In fifty
extra scenes. In ono of which 1 had to
figure in an auto smash-up nnd In others
of which I would liavo taken n big
chance of getting killed or maimed. Of
course, I 'regretted' exceedingly that I
couldn't stay any longer, so they had to
cut all theso scenes out of the play. Later
I appeared In the I'athe production of
"The Iron Heart," but when Wlnchell
hmlth let mo read the role of Joe Has
om In Turn to the Hlghtl" I said fare
well to the pictures for all time.
"The most amaslng thing to me In
tny molng-plctUre Anerlnr una !.
awful lavlshnes of expenditure I neer
in my uio reamed that any ono could
ppenu money
tor screen
Itlghtl' a
Istla stage
renters,
scene pal
realistic pe
an enihus
Ing every
aneei In
of appear!
rector was going to screen suUi a seem-., nimcir at a ttrcit distance
hrt tnclat ah I.....I.... .. . . . . i. ... .1.- 1 .. I.I.. nn.ltlnn
Planting his ph tret, and then W Ing Tho American lad lisVned pollteh. J and I'.p, the maid, had ..n Ul,
a rehearsal when the nh.,r,i i.uh ..'hi,i hi- m ml was on the frown ITtnce , I'Uten about this Hut I'epy was a Dal
. " -- lt- .... - ... mi nf, ,it,,l .11.1
A Human Ftory of Chllil-Ilesire,
intrigue una ixive
Ctaurt
th" Latest Novel
Dy MARY 110BEUTS 1UNEHART
V never been on the Scenic Hall
way, father. I'd llko somo tickets for
Mm He would llko riding, I'm sure,
Lecaum walking must be pretty hard
And what 1 want to know Is this' Why
cant iiti clvo him a Job, father?"
Hobby being usually taciturn at thn
far.slffhted. had seen It all. His hand
the hand of tho Church was on the
shoulder of tho Crown I'rltue as they
landed.
The Ihiv looked around for the little
tho cll cue, npd that the reason the po- girl of the bouuuet. He took nn lm-
Kather Gregory, whose old eyes wero, of achievement Klie een sang o little,
a Pit or a ballad from her native moun
tains: It" his tone to (he mountain?
Th rrRTttn rnounuin
Uli.r the cultlr lunin as thcr Olive thttn
llco ennnot find them Is bccauie they mense Intrrevt In little girls, partly be
take tho form of cats I in) self," sh cause he seldom saw any Hut she was
went on Impressively, "crossing thf'gu,,,.
Place ono night lite, after spuidlngl ,., ii, ,,- ,.1.1,1, 1...1 taken (hem
the evening with a friend saw a line of '"'"J i ' ' X," HeT
cats moMiig In the Miuuotts. One ofl ' ... .,.,,,,
tlicm stopped nnd looked at me tcpy,." , , ,., phf
crossed herself ' It had a faio like
J hid dropped forward
the 1'r.uileln In there
Hobby
"Here wo aie, mother,'
stared with Inteiest througn, h!" 1""1 nlrc sleep '
on Her
tiho paid,
rhest
"You
BOYS' CMJlT
Gcrruintown OrcuiiMtiati
Campalirn for ExpenM'!
I beginning January 21 ana 1
I for on week, the Qtrmantew j
un fh Mull
When lie (err s iloirn h'll love tuei
W llll ha rnn.. itni.ii 1.mII m.u . na
(Hut ht it this thiii tnmtios nm wlthlClub will conduct a campalfa
flnt-frs dead and (I HIT) I ,,. . ., . ..,
I f.vtvwu lur liiu aiu1)-u-9 v& uii
.-1111 rinhiii, riie vucriiu me jvnei
rise to her tabic, and rat down before
It Then Mie j tit n hand to her throat
The lock had btcn forced
club for the next two rear.
This club has no endowment '
excellent work achieved In the '.
Klaicv 1I1. 11 M.ouul her that lur
indc-book" was gone. In the trav nliove.
tho doorway Tht gevemes did look Hut Anminclau mutlend somethltu. )lrr j rN rim,1H, untouch
miiuriiy, sneu mis maniio 01 uBi-. table and entirely occupied wltn foot, '" " " ..',"" "" ,T . V. .. .,;. ... ..,.., , , 7... irin,.r ivnli. . . , """" 1.11 miMmn.a
as fast as I ww It spent (Iraduallv, over the meal ana tuo ' t1P fmnlly stared at lilm. ,a tnort, wmo iiu-e .""'", c,,v" """1 ""! V.",, "' """ r".. . . ..V ... .... "" """"' " au givm n-r nn mc
plays Here In Turn to the n!ireon. and what not. old Adelbcrt un- "What sort of a iob. son- A man I of them." In- mnieieu aiouii niim .viuiuin uuo e.riiieu n . ivij i nri'tmises, even a h'indru'
brilliant playwright, nn ar-1 burdened h's heart He told of his eaK, t, ne Icb!" '0,, fortlodssnUn nusn .n-.i PacK ine imy wni . fWMi "'"'j KOltl coins, nil were safe tnougli Hut
e director and expert ear- ' nl the onera. where he had kept his ...., ...A ., .. IM'J'. and Ml to.knlttli.ff rnpldlj Nor somehow , taat th.y hl.ould I. ive en ov 1 . le , ode-book was gen.
electricians, propertvmen nnd.gl.sses cle.t. and IHt-ned to the music ,,.', '"-. - could Hob'-v e 10 It n n B un. r , ,, ,nai, naving mere e.u,..re.. .... Thcli IniJc, ,11( , CounUM ,o1c ,
nters turn a bare utarr. Inin .until lie knew by heirt even the most"1"' ......... .. ... .... from her Hut tint night. In his bleep, thev had failed hint again ,,, .. ... ,.. ft, ..,, fnrl ,,i.i.
ach orchard ihit Ins brought dlllloi.lt pa.mgc. He to d of the Crown .,.'""""""" "" '""" "'"""! I".'. ',l!n Vr ?' .'. N !! V'.V, ...,l0 "?."l '1 "? " """.V, .'.u."? ' .1 "" " "nt n,o .ould not so much 1.
la-tlc round of im.'auke.. lur. Prince, who nlais wished opcr.i - """: '""-"r,"."1 ""'". xel and ermine. i.' """"" .."""r""1 '' " " unu wni ..' ""IMiiiid without FUrnort It n ti..,n
ono of the GOO-odd perform-1 BHes. not be. aim he needed them but " ' .,"1" .?'" "," '"'" "r.1 ":.'..n V. attacked b an arms 01 -."' '1', Kim, U tti Ills mvn opaitmrmH . .'. int ,,,. a r foU(i .,",-"
which I have had tl, i.l, l.on.n hn liked to turn them wrong '"'" """.. " " " '"""", '"shivering, to ir.iwi 111.0 ...-. "- - nqupsi 10 ii.ivo ueuvvig sna.f- ins iui- , , ni, ,,,... , . ..,.
ng If a movlng.nle uro .11. end before, and thus make the audience I lr'1''"'' n.nirallv. l.xcept mat they p Ud bpJ , per Iniluiet with .. curt iiegntlvc .nice... In 11m . t.,i,.,i.l.it sc.lt.t . h
I 111) twilllllfl., liming 1111 11 11 ivjm 11
years has been duo solely to tit i
! tia irlfl. nil ,1,. llhM.ln. ,ari
volunteers. C
At tlm present time the club
d' licit of $4000 nnd Is greatlv-
thereby The estimated cost
ducting the club at the present,!
standard Is J800U per annum.'
The board of managers, how
very optimistic, and It Is eip;ct;J
v Ithln the prescribed time the
ket upon will bo realised. Va
And then " "" sanrj wiin nn extra montn i
v iiiisiiiiiis sno wouiu not 00 tnerc
tnlned maturity several vers latei-
pilng si'arles In tho meantime of
course, I am exaggerating somewhat, but
being nn actor and not a screen urtlst,
I believe In the use of a little Imagina
tion and the power of suggestion "
GIMDELS DINNER GUESTS
Wives of Famous Merchants Enter
tained by Red Cross Auxiliary
Wlve of the Olmbl brothers wire
gusts of honor nt a dinner held by the
BOO members of tho Adam section nf the
navy auxiliary of the Hed Cross, held
In the workrooms In the Glmb'-l store
Tho section It, named In honor of Adam
Cllmbe), founder of the stores
"Pointers" wire obtained for Mis
Lew In Qlmbel, of the New York store,
who will soon open a lied Cros work
room In New York, with the samo work
ing p'tn as the auxiliary her- Thi
gUetfl Of hOnnr nt til. VnA.tlntf M , rn lm
f Lew is Glmbel. Mrs Hills A Ulmbl. Mrs
uenedlct (Umbel and Mrs II S Hehal
n.. 1,. ,. .. o iTimni" he dennnded minon anil did not matter.
"I sw him onco In a carriage, but I, ' ."' means the old soldier upstairs,"
think
"At
crown.1
"Do
them 1
Old
hedged, rathet 'Ptobablv,
It Is good for lilm '.Sn tho old soldier Is out of work.
Huh! ghat's the uo or m-ini, Hmus.. I th. head of tho family. Head,
prince?' observed tho bow bo had th0U(!lll m. KmnH, Whe) ,
heardof prlvlegesbeiitiKlv 11 tint way,,nunJ h,m nbou nngers' bhe
ueinrr. . m-i. .. .i.- ? i liked men of sterner stuff
I'lltl'TI.II XIV
Die I ominlttce of Ten
N Till: evening "f too annual ui m
mourning, tlm pait) retumni troni
,1.. ..r..-. 'I in Aiiiiducnesieiciu 1 iiu
0'
Tlm Count! ss, having lilt her ruval
tnlntlii. l ill 111. I1.II11I4 nf lur 111. it. Is.
.., ..i- . i.. ...... .,.,n,i 1 . 1 Jinuanii loiiigni lit I oilotk n
nt in, uicu n- in ""ii ii'ui iiu' lit , ,
w in not suiprlsod. on looking Into her r,'",.'V1 "J,ro 1 ""A'ouln the ftreet
read
Mndamr-
he had a hit' """ ""-v . o..n.. one B ,;-.,,,.... talked, inostlj to Hi dlg,
L the coronation ho will wear a Bont lo wtwn 1 er c e vv.re wide , "'" l f,;ulc Afur n ,,
people do extctly what lie telU Mnloij of the family to keep !,.. full f V,'! 'i oed" ba, k In hi" .hair on the
' T" ". T.W1. o the laun.H and wutcl.e.l tho
Ad.lbert was not cermin nei mm ulsn the governeis could nnt .1. 1.. 1 ..,.1 n 11.1 munted the rlvir-
ncncvcr undirM-ind 1
n ne
.1.1.. .i.ri.i... iii hlmsolf There were
he discover! d, Just thirteen betw.en the
fortnsi nnd tho city 1111111"
Old r.xtliir (iregur hit betid.- lilm
ti i.n,i inknn nfi hl Hit blaik ll.lt.
" " . . ., i ....
1 ll" tim, nt
mlnoi, to llnd herself hugganl nnd worn
11 had bni a tetrlbln di.v. Onl a I
lecuiul hid Mpur.ittd that gaping lens In
her big from the rs of the otlliers
nbout .Niter In 111 adventurous life,
hid she felt mi mar to di ith Hvcn
now i' 1 cold bieith lulli d her
llowcvei, that was uwr, will ov.r
Sho had done w 11. ton dozi n tile
lures of tin fortrrhs, of Its guns, of even
Its mine li irt as It hung 011 n wnll, w. re I
In the Ing Its scciets soi-ecntlv held, 1
wero hers, and would bo Kails 1
It wns 11 lunulngly devised sUicine
Two high. l iLtlv nltko as. to an-I
of thn Wise Virgins, neir thu thurrh
otl will go In It, without fail, to wher
evr It takes ou
Tin: i ommiithi: or ti:n.
i'OVTIS'I Kl TOMOUItOW)
in Itnp tltlillM ' ,.1 I In. mi lllil UtU I
Vhen tin- mo iMiih uie " . tain tountrv the nun did ai thev wished ,i bl.uk woolen sash llutleied In the 1 tirll,(v iui t,ef ,lm.le one. which
old now. I was inu no ia ,,'u't his ","1 """" tl",c!' ''fat their w'ves by wa wind mid ho svt bmevotent hands K,e . arrl.d dallv wan what It app.ured
i;j ... i,,v lir.ul,ler llko tills - he , """", i"'ir nuinoriiy inuel no roKle.l, looKllig 0111 10 ue 1 nn otner voni unen a laimr.i. 4f
m . . t r.y.. h Hdld smVll on. 'clrcnniMances. rho felt, would this l'rom guns t.i rhtlnes U t Uh.r .. Jump. ,lnJl but m curate, with lino 1 lis Wh.-i JT
illlltrnted It Oil Hie rnnus "'i' " , vollllg lllllll .ver lient l.ln n-lf. l .. -. ....I ,l,. .'.,. Prli.rn found It dltllCUlt , l,l, f Ihr. .i.trtiliiL- u.,. nr.Kkfil tl.r S
('tiiislderinif tnav 0111 - ....,.,,' " " """ " "" - '" . . . .... .,.., ' . . ... . .'. .. ' "I
"'I he lt'idnl Not," by .Mask ami Win
'I he Mask and Wig ( lull, the I'nlver
sity of I'tnnsvlvanli drvtntlo organiza
tion, has nnnoiin.ed Its llaster ii'n ns
Tho lirldiil Not" It was written by
Kdvlti M Ljvlnr He (Utllned the t:oo
prlje nn.l if wnw lurned iur lo war te
llft purpos. s
Removal Sale
m
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"
M
r.
Antlquts "Jjv
i
ti
&
ReprodttcUeas
r ,
V. Mjf
1'urnUure fral
i.y!
Sweeping
Reductions ft!'
1 !rm
thU .ftnle U a 1
rMvu
Sclditch, 306 Spruce 8tf;
linen g A. M. to f P. M.
n.-orliu'iit of small articles
rnske snprffllle slits.
Kfpilrlnc I'phelsterlBi RrneUhlwr,
"and said
A.1..1K..-, ml lnilQI1
.. ...nwu In .nrnrit tllfl his Vlll.e broke
a .n.ifc ," .' .-. - --- . ... ......
Will ho die soon" H tim pi" m "-" .""" " '" ""' "0.1 tes
. ...!.., . .. . .... .... ....... ... . ...
1 ., 1 1.1- i;ii,p it " i iKiinu 'Do vou lonsu.r ubiiiiok inc uu, u. , vutcn i-mi nsine nnu tne snuiier snap
lovi.l ills iiiik, ..,.... .i . 1 .,.1 ... r'nmri PrlOLe ... .1 m,. ..1. . ....... .. u.... ..l 1 1. . 1
his vote Promt 1 ne wcikiini: unllid across thn tnhl . nriviii. mi", - - i"" v. .n.u.,- ...,.. ,.,..,.s,u ,, , .
M ' .. ... ..... I ..,.. .. ......
Ifibliv nut in lie ' "i who with tne soft ties '111")'
found kl-gs "' niiicli of a uoveltj us to 1 about It. mother?' he asked srjall
1'rlnce Kerdln ind VVIl nm uim ira ' "" oi 1 o) anu 1 oner lilnf a
w. the muni thing Hobbv'B Idea or , joo
CAPTURED
JJr Tlent. i. HARVEY nni'flt n
Tonrth rsnnillsn Mninted RUV
A Tree, and Thrllllns Tal of t-. ni-.M.
ene 1 nf n Un.inil.t ( nnadhin ornrer tVbe
ecu into ine lianas ox me laitmr.
(Copvrloht, tstl, iu th FuMlc l.tdatr ComianvJ
w
XXIII
'ITH what a slrh of relief we settled
back Into the plush seats of that
Swl&s train Wc were traveling In first
oless cairlages. Just as though we had
paid our fare. A very nlto Swiss ofll
cer, fol'owed bv several stretcher-be tr
er, came through to see that wo wero
all comfortable nnd ahked us If there
was nnvthlng wo wanted The only
thing wo could think of was a large
hrlck to hurl at tho Germans standing
nn tho stvtlon platform, but we did not
tell him this We acted Just as though
we wero dining Vlth wealthy friends
whom we hardly knew. t
On the train were 4H Kngllsh Tom
mies and twenty olllcers. There was a
comfortable seat for every man who
cou'.l sit up. and there were hospital
cars for tho stretcher cases I doubt
if In the whole world nt thnt moment
there were a happier lot of men Hut
there wasn't a cheer or anv other sign
Of Joy. We were still on German terri
tory,, nnd before we crossed the border
a wheel might come off the engine or
there n'ght be an larthquakc. Wo were
taking no chances'
IX SWITZERLAND
Just after the train pulled out or the
stvtlon we entered Switzerland. We
were out of the hands of the Huns at
last. We looked out of the windows
! and" saw women and children standing
S'ln the snow outside their doors, waving
handkerchiefs ard shouting "Vive
l'Angleterre " A spontaneous cheer went
up from every man. It was tho most
thrilling time, of our lives.
As we were whirled on through tho
night the cheering and waving con
tinued until the trvln rnade Its first stop
In a Swiss town. The station platform
tlculnr ones stampeded to get In line for
mucli-necded shave Major A Kirk
kings, howevei, w.ih or tlic im wiin ins
head" order
Who knows' Hut when ho dots the
city will learn at once The gnat bell
of the Cathedral, which never ling" mvo
at such times, will toll They si It is
a sound never to be forgotten I. of
course have never heard It When It
tolls. ..11 In the cits will fal' on their
knees ard prav It Is the custom
1 would llko it vrrj much ' slid the
H'ltkllng's wife, dropping her cjes to
hid." th" prl.lu in them
Suppuh", ' said tho wcikllng, 'tint
sou run up afttr dinner. Hob, and bring
lilm down Sow sit still, jomig man
and finish There's mt nu .1 mirtv ns
tint
And In thbi lashlun did old Adelbcrt
"ceome tlcki t 1 hopper of the American
proved (hemcleH pcrf". t
lees nru prai 11 is ui ".." , ,,,,, -
li-M.v renr-d to strict I'redis tcrian- Scenic JUIlvviiv
Ism and accustomed to kneeling but once A,ni' "' M fihloii, too, .omnumed
..'.. i,i h..i.in hl lied, that old frlind-hln bitueen 1I111 nnd tn.
In ihV strict prvacy of his own ipart-1 American lad that was to have ro vlu!
Ill ,UC ni.fc,, . ... 1. . . I .III .11. ... ,.,, ,HU ..... 11 1. I.....I. . .l.
. .i,. . . ... . .: . n ,lv. nnil tliat al n Kill o.n.uu ins u.i. ,. .-..-..., ii ...... in.
iihiiiijk. ui loromo. nsii irrown. wiin in 1 - - : i ..
yivi IllUIIJr,
n t.A... Ill.ll.ln... ..n..l. l..lil ,1.C .... ,' - . .... .1 ... V. ... .... ..... . . .... ... .
. .., w.u.ui,i, uraiii! lit, 1 . .... .1 -ft... ii.i.i i n.ir 1 .111 ,iiiv;l nil lilt, iprv lire iiv.ir r.r tnu. .. .
returned r..n, th. I...K.. .fc . tnenl. loosen munr e.-.-..., ,,.,.. ,.....". ... ;. .."-' lortrcss
:.: " -- - . . . . D"w' ..ii.!
1'ather (Iregon, whose mind had bem Hleadlng fHtlgtic she illsmlsn.l her
fir uwav vltli pis bojs sciiooi ai 1 nnld and linked the doois Then she
Htz-1, started. ' openul the sliding panel nnd unfartened
'Fighting'7 That defunds Tn (le- (u. f,ifo The roll of film wis In her
fend his home Is the hrlstlin dut of ind, nady to be deposited under the
evers man ' false lotlom "f her Jrwel-cisc.
Hut during the last war.' p.rslsted j W Itl.ln the r.u.rlty of her room the
Otto, "we went across the , .imnlain. County felt it eas. 'I ho .hill of the
sod killed a lot of people Was that a I da left h. r to bo follow..! by a glow
f'hrUll.in dote?'
I'athr (Siegorv ituthid Ho had
himself tin ked up his soutane nnd
walk.d forty inllia to Join the army in
vasion, where he hid held service",
carwl for tho woundid and tlrsl .1
rllle, all with equvl spiilt He changed
the subject to tlm big guns at th"
1 1 (loen g A. M. to s p. M. J
llA'T f vt ,,t',,,l,y oitiii:it mm
.
MSMSi
E3&mil&W3MM
this decoration nnd Icoklne so hand
some that nobody knew him.
About 9 o'clock .ve were asketl, no
ordered, to come to tho station at th
foot of the funlcu'alre, the Ilttlo moun
tain rallwv wh'cli ns, to fe " nn
to a muili higher altitude. The funlc
tilalre consisted of two small cars, hold
ing about fifty persons, on of which
was fastened at each end of a long atcel
cable There was' a single track mnro
than a. mile long, which rose at an angle ,
Of about 4li depress An nn. .ne r.'anl
.... .kn ..n.. ., ... . . . nlmi
l mi; iiiurr e-J.IHC UOW11, me IWO IiaSS- . ., ..! 1,1.
Ing In the mldd at a point where the , ",,hJ '"' op'nfd vl,,P
track was mide double for this purpose J1,',t , . , ,, ,, .,,.,...,
While th. nr.t ni ,.s . .... i;.....n-i ' Terrorists.' tiald old Adelbert
tho car a compartment of one end was , ould not be persuaded to say mor. .
loaded w Ith w hat we considered an enor- That nlsht at dinner Hobby Thorpe lu
will they prav for" he said J" '.""" "-'"iiiianu nuiuin ono.
And old lAdelbeit. with a new bitter- of Livonia
' ... .. . ... ..r b...a late that evenlnrr. old ArtelheeC. '
...a .ann.ii Tn.ir 111c eiiu-i in mn.j -.,.-
needed much pravcr
were hard nnd did cruel
And then the Crowi
t.l .. I 1 ,. rV.It -Af-l rii-st HI
.. .,..-r, . inii ITI Till Iflfi-llrt ntlrl tsnlftc..! n
I tlilriK, obhervt-il Uie Crown I'rliu,
forKfitititf his M.ruplet that if uu a
-n )t.ficil and an olil ncUpu to liiiw
Sometimes thej r"h em '.' "'"' been bolved. Hepy. tlieim' ,. ,vent a big gun ms.lf.'
lei things "'aid and Hot by hud a long talk, it1 hlrh h pTOCfe,l.d to do. putting in
en I'rln.o will ,e warned tself mainly with kings ,,," whP(,u ., h il1,
ert 'If I were a 'P l ' low chair by the Ult.l R1,,,JI, . tt foIUl,IK.tabIo nl , s0o ,,
- . . t .. . .1 (niiil irrtiitvfl A nil
rd1,ae an . omobl e and run It m "- ' "" ' '
s.:!f,UHeut ins the Crown Prince only , f '!" ' X' l ,AL
grandfallier. unit no latner,
"He died the bov's father He was
murdered, nnd the Princess", his moth. r.
ho
,nd
tnous amount of baggaee and freight
Wo noted tho steepness of the It c!'ne
and glanced nt tho steel cable, which,
though very Btrong, did not seem to us
strong enough to negotiate that heavy
load. Having stared death In the face
ro many times before and come through
successfully, we did not wish to die
unheroleally by the snapping of that
cablo, '
The Swiss officer got on board and we
deelded that If he, knowing nil nbout It,
was willing to tal.o a chnnce, wo would,
too.
WODHHI'UL MOUNTAINS
As the car crawled slowly up the side
of the mountain the valley below was
unfolded to our gate, and we had a
glorious view of tho wonderful moun
tains from which tho snow never de
parts. At that season of the year snow
tleered himself of (lUlte a speech Ho
"at nt the table, ind now and then, when
tho sour-faced governeas looked nt hei
plate, ho slipped a bit of food to Ills
dog which waited besldo him
'There's a very nleo old man up
stairs," he said "He has a line sword,
and rlng;doves, and a wooden lig And
slid
Utbbv, sw inning his legs on the fibli
'Whit air tin Terrorists"'
1'iIV dmppeil her knitting nnd stared
wltli upi n mouth "What know vou of
suili things" she demanded
'Well Terrorists killed the I town
Hi luce's father, ar.d '
I (Julio suddenly Vepj leaped from her
chilr nnd covired Hobbj's mouth with
her hund ' Hush' ' she said, and hUpO
thnut her with fright. tied eves The
g a folding.
iwuii'ii inn gunner" iiuisni nave nuer-
noon tea this last prompted bv the
arrival Just Jhcn of cups and saucers
and n tea servlci.
It was uhmst dark when the launch
ni rived at the .pin. I pe red .arpet was
still there, and another crowd Hud
Trlnco I'erdluand William Otto heen lesJ
taken up with find ng one of his kid
gloves, vvhlih ho hid lust, ho weu'd
hive, notion) that there was n bcuIIc
gnlnr on at the very i dge of tho ted
carpst, and that the beggar of tho morn.
dcvir Into the dining room was open, and 'ni? was. bdng lud nwnj, between two
the governess tat there with a book. I'olh tmen, white a tldrd, tunning up the I
Then. In a whlspei: "they are everj- 'river bank gingnly dipusltid .a small
25 fo More Juice
Every orange selected
for flavor and
quantity of
juice
Jtopikp
ORANGES
"Juiciest Fruit in the World" ,
The name "Tropiko"
is on every wrapper.
923 MARKET STREET
f
'tmr Viearanee
Plush and
i Cloth Coats
J With plentj of cold weather to come, jou'll hac ample use for
" one of these coats. Here In tnur nnnnrtnnitv tn select from lhe
J larRcst assortment of popular-priced coats in town. Only the tfl
hi.-,i ue.-iiLuuc ituiicriais, roiorw ana siyics. i j
Wonderful Fur-Trimmerf Models or Coats to Be
worn with your Uwn urs
Uplo
$30 Coats fl
Up to
S39.75 Coats
Marked Down to
$
where. No one know s vi ho thev are, nor , vu-nl objeet In tho water and utnod
where they meet." Tho huperstltlon of back It w.as metely one of the email
her mountulns erept Into her voice "It ncldi nta of a roval outing, and was
i Mid thit tnev nave tne assistance of "ever punusneu in too pipeif. Hut
Ferto Rico I'roit Eichte,202 l'riolli St.. N.Y.
25
wnq nneked with neotile. who crowded to i un- .-r.hr nriier i..wt heif
' . . .. . ,.... I.Ul ........ ... .1 .... ..-v..
the'tar windows ami moncr un vmi
floera. chocolate cigarettes and clgnrs.
This was carried out not only by
the girls In their smart Red Cross uni
forms, but manv civllUns made private
donations as well
An the train pul'ed out of the station
the men hung out of the windows cheer
ing and waving tho Swles flags that had
been given them It won n wonderful
eensatlon to feel that we were really
welcome In Switzerland. The. person vl
element had recently o absolutely dis
appeared from our lives that this sud
den show of enthusiasm brought lumps
to our throats.
, LONDON PAPERS
A British Government official had
- boarded the train and brought wlth.hlm
an armful of London papers. With the
exception of the Continental Times, a
pro-German paper published In Germany
and distributed free among the prisoners
t, In order to try to discourage them, we
i kail, nnt en n. newsnaDer printed In
English since wo had been captuted. He
also produced several pads of cable
k forms! Imagine being able to send a
cable to some ono and hava It arrive.
It seems to me that we wrote cables to
almost every person whose first name
we knew. My cable home to Canada ar
rived In five hours, thanks to tho con
sideration of tho censors, and was the
first Information my family had that
there was even a possibility of my going
to Switzerland. Sly letters and post
cards suggesting a move had been
held up.
At every station where tho train stop
ped our reception was Just as enthusi
astic until at 12 o'clock, when wc ar
rived at Berne, the climax was reached
' Here we were met by several English
tfr nmeem. members of the British
Legation, and a crowd of charming Eng
lish and American ladles, who escorted
us to tho station restaurant to a reg
utar banquet. All these months we had
dreamed of a meal Ilka this, and.at last
our dreams were to be realized. Tho
ladle were kindness Itself. They cut
up tho meat for those of us who .had
"rams" arms, and then sat and talked
to us but not about the war, thank
goodness.
Before leaving Constance a tag Indl-
51'v catlnr our final destination In Hwltxer-
.1" I tan. t.A.1 !.. .I&.l nn -aril nf IIN ThOSA
who were to go to Chateau d'Oex left
at 3 a. m. Barnes was Included In this
I Party. The rest of us left at 6 a. m. for
Murren. and a large number of those
' kind ladles stayed In the station until
. we had all gone.
Th Murren party consisted of nine
officers and about 200 men. We were ac
companfed by somo of the officers who
were already stationed In Murren, and
'Captain Llopart, the Swiss medical of
ficer In charge of the Interned at that
Place, who had come to Uerne to meet
us.
' As we ran along the shores of Lake
Thun the Jungfrau Mountain 'was point
ed out, and we were told that It was
directly opposlt our new horn. At
i IntnHaUftn u. fAit nnnther train whteh.
je crossing and recrosslnc a mountain
, !.t.-wii, wouim us wajr iivmr u.j i-
iy until, about I o'clock, it arrived at
' ..auierbriinnen. a llttla village nesting
IV ,n th bottom of a, valley whoso walls
LL, A lftn-sti4 im ale-MAaiV -.m-.nisl tittllr. pits nn
V toth sides.
t"S- , A SWISS BRHAKFA8T
tin vv wr clrsn a real Swiss
t . of - ooSM, roil.- nuusr . ana
great fall during tho night which cluntr
to the branches of the fir trees and
glistened In the raa of the early morn
Ine sun.
At the top of the funtrulaire ve
changed Into a very modern electric car.
which bore us along tracks cut out of
the side of th- mountain until we ar
rived at Murren. a smill cluster of
houses and hoteln perched on the very
edge of a precipice. A crowd of Eng
lish Tommies who had been released
from Germany In August of that vear
were at the station to meet us tVavlne
(lags and ringing cowbells, they wel
comed us, while one ox the men plaved
"Home. Sweet Home" on a cornet. Aa we
emerged from the station three rouslnt
BrhaMi cheers again hi ought the lumps
to our throats,
Wo were escorted through the snow to
our various hotels, where most of us
went promptly to bed personally I was
almost exhausted and will never forget
the feeling of satisfaction with which I
climbed Into the bed with Its two soft
msttres-ee and two "oft pillows, and as
I pulled up the clothes I don't even re
member them reaching my chin.
(Continued Tomcrrow)
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mmmmim&wmmpim. j
11! li l
Up to
$25 CoateS
Marked Down to
15
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77T5
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Marked Down to ?
19
.75;
m
I his
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A elour
Cuat.
S10.1S
Up to
$20 Coats
Marked Down terfl
SI .75!
iiinscit'S
SM'0D
KI.OOK
12
NEW SPRING DRESSES
WONDKOUS ASSORTMENT, PRICED AT
$10 . $15 . $1975
Serges, Satins, Velvets, SHIfs, Jersevs and Combinations
y not stop in nnd ask to have them Known? Every
stjle- nnd mnccivahlc color combination In here. Styles for
matron and miss. iiirscii'h hkcind kloor.
1
I:v1orn
tnit Saiik ts.
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IF
A
I
mm
Annual
Sale
Now On
Entire
- Winter
Stock
Reduced
to Cost and
' Less
1906
WALNUT
STREET
22 New-Style Bodies
(The Largest Line Ever Displayed)
At the Show and Our Showroom This Week
The Mitchell style exhibit this year excels anything
heretofore attempted.
This is otir first Show display of bodies, designed
and built in our new body plant. It is the finest display,
the largest display, that was ever, brought out in cars.
There arc now two sizes of the Mitchell Six, and
19 types of bodied. Also three bodies in special colors,
special trimmings, for those
who want distinctive cars.
AH are creations of fa
mous designers. All arc ex
clusive in many ways. And
most are built in the Mitchell
way in our mammoth new
body plant.
Our Show space can't
contain them all, butthe rest
can be seen at ouf showroom.
Two Sizes
liirim
StxM
S15?5 Mitchell C-42
roomy 7.pMnfr Six,
'with Ill-Inch whlbi nd
a highly dtvtloptil 41-horM-powtr
motor.
Tbree-PMsfr Roadster
fltto
Club ItMuUler. llStt
Beds. fK7S
Cabriolet. tlM
Coup, HISS
rour-Pmjner lorrer, 11125
flub Red.!!.
AIM Towa far and
Ltmoula
$1250 Mitchell D-40
a 1 or .panntr Bis on
slmllsr Unas, with llo-lnch
whxlbss suit a 40-honc
powsr motor.
Club Roadttor, SUM
Sedan, 130
Coupe, ftlSO
All prices t. o. b. Itsclnt.
All prlcei iubjct to cbsofo
without nolle.
The Mitchell Idea
The latest Mitchells show
the final results of up-to-date
factory efficiency. We have
been working for years to
this end. They are produced
in a plant which was built and equipped under famous
efficiency experts. Kvcry building, eery machine and
method, is designed to produce this one type economi
cally. Now we build the complete car chassis and
body under these ideal methods. Wc build in enor
mous lots. The result is values which never before
were combined in a car of this class.
Extra Attractions
You will find here prices below any others for cars
of like size, class and power.
You will see extra-luxurious cars. All the savings
made in our new body plant go into extra finish, up
holstery and trimmings.
You will find extra-complete cars, with many
wanted features which other cars omit.
You will find overside parts a wealth of costly
steei.
i
See these new Mitchells in all the 22 new styles.
They combine nearly all the attractions the new year
has to offer.
MITCHELL MOTORS COMPANY, Inc.
Racine, Wis., U. S. A.
MITCHELL MOTOR CAR CO., Inc.
.250 North Broad Street
r..pnon. Sprue 260. ' PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Auto Snow Spafe, 56 Main AUlo, Blue Room
'ittX'h. UUAJtS 'v. r'cJsAw ,
tW&ii. Ve4LJ.4fct" MMvt l
I V 3
i irtdfonpo riT oil ivanr i
AT PRICES FAR BELOW ACTUAL WORTH
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At this exceptional
ly low price jou
will find A
choice "s-flOC
s o rtment Jffh
ot cotton V
w uists.
All stles and cC-fectH.
All the nep
-hades : dark and
light flj
(ieorg-
ettes,
striped
silks and
sating,
, taffetas, crepes do
. chine, etc.; worth
I up to $4, at this
price.
Hirsch'H Street Floor
k and
2
Dark and light
combination suit
blouses, C
n!so black p
in bead
ed and
hand em
broidered
Georgettes. Regu
lar $5 and $6 milieu.
suit
3
!73argatny3ase?nenty?ews,
Coats
4
Fur-Trimmed
Women's to $15
Reduced p
to
and
8
Just received! About 350 new fur and
plush trimmed coals. Every style, mate
rial and color included. Divided into two
big groups for your selection.
$10 Silk and
Serge
Dresses
Reduced Satins, Serges, Taffetas,
to Georgette combinations,
Crepes de Chine 'and other
wanted materials. Choice of
the season's best styles and
effects. 4 All newest trim
mings and all colors. Sizes
14 to 44.
Children's g COAT
Sturdy little winter coats that m
will keep the cold away from the j)
kiddies. Assortment of styles '
In all fabrics. Neatly trimmed.
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