iijiu i,i)iiiitii .jw
evening public" ledger-t Philadelphia; Friday, april 12, 1918
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BLSPHAM SINGS
HUGE WHEAT SAVING
IN HOTELS HEPOJITED
r
I seemed to bo no order In their hrrie
I ment--uo lmea that she CoUlo dlstin-' ,
' gulili en M thla Iroight Her h1 '
eyes, now inured to the darkness, rnfc,
out n monoplane against the Rtarllftit
ahead of her but she evened to th y
I right, the greater rower of the Yellow
FRENCH ACTORS OFFER
THEATRICAL VARIETY
MOTHERS' PROBLEMS
For the Children's Year
By MAUY L. READ, B. S.
fclterlor of me t-rhoni of Mothrcrft tvr fcnic
The Yellow Dove
A lloinance of the Beeret Service
By GEORGE GIBBS
Author of "Th t)tiilne bword."
"Msdct, ' etc.
fATBENEFIT CONCERT
r
Fifteen Million Pounds Is Estimate
of food Admintitrntion Meat
L.t nt Musicale for Faini-
Conservation ..educed
Moro than Ifi.Onn. Oftn tAitn.iM -.r i .
. , Dove enanung ner io rise anu wuua m
(CIIAI'TEII MI (fontlnued) rose abore f lie inonolonv of dunes, i j,he flew for what teemed ten or fifteen
1
Gj .!. o Architects and
Company From Vienx Colom-T
till- madness i.assrd -and with ! buildings, and a bulk she seemed to minutes, going steaauy ra mo ""uf
1 .. .-!!..-. 1!.. nt !.. -- pafslngrsme a r'llin le-rold PliewBI
recoEn le s. round iloine iridescent me "'."' "" "- .-.:. ---v .r. - i
.i.ava ii.Ar i - nn llffSt and then
luw . . J,, C!n,-virn
uier uives rive riccca 111 , ,ong.r .MMri)t ,,, Ml, W!1B
TWO Bills I merely an instliut with wing-. lUIng
an the tagle flle straight !" H , goal
I Slv hept her glance on tho roinpas!'
ommtrclal ucres commensurate an(J fe0ued the r,er North-north
with Its artistic alues rewarded the vei.. 'ii,,, rer thrad had become
I a eohp bubble in the moonlight. The sImt oCt the throttle and dove.
Kurrssl' Osteiid ' he was nearlng She knew that this was perhaps th
her ileetinaHon tli nd of the rjermin greatest moment of her great adventure
er destination the end of the oemian Ut)lllng rlace in ie narl , R country
lines lrlcndi were near Ilelglanif, ll(1 ,nd"lot hnow where r church
I Trench and Kngtlsh Twent thlrt.v I stoeple, n telegraph wire, the limb of a
JJUSlCiaiia 411 uwv
U.ina old man of musical Amer
Wirilji BIPJ'W. " l1'6 Principal
'.I . . ....-m -oneert eh en by the
miles bevund Owtend and then Inland tree.. would firm ner nnu ner precious
K)J . pel"." - "
g phla Art Alliance In the Drlle-
With the- sudden
".mrtinv nf l,"riii1t tttatPti frrtM tllO ft fll.KAn lintt ffifrl Inif Itte Sfarllcht
some litre back of Ypres sh would
find the English The ICnglUh lines
wem tlitrt or fort miles long, she
remembered It should not be dlfllcult
to find tlnitii fhe mutt be 'sure tu go
far enough -but not too far- not (o
whirr the Kreni'li army Joined the Urn
lah foi-'e I'jrll- papers tniiKt go to
the KnclMi. to tjenrral Treiirh him
shutting off of the power, a silence that
bewildered her a silence broken only
b the whirr of the wind agalit tho
planes Her ears achfd from the change
of pressure In her swift descent Hh
easrd her wheel back gently, trying to
make out objects below Dark patches
wood to be iixofded, the roof of a
house nuother-llghtB here and thret
liriKiii lu uibhiici
Theatre du Vleut Colombler yesterdjy I She passed over other town. (She could
nt tlirt I Iftlc 'theatre where II Is plav-ie their llBhts. but tirr sal wns fixed
?.V !. ,,'', r :..h" n.i.ii the "" "P1' tl10 distant horison where
h.g a 'oue.wceli staid ncsplto the al,r n wh, ehp wou,(, ,, 1( a
Inrlenienrv of the weather, both matlnco ellowlslt llglit. palnfluB tin- under
and cenlng performances wero iittennr- siv of the plane nbof her hrad. be
ed h large audletii'es nf n slin not wild' red her Hh" iould not under-
UP8... .i.. h.nefll of the families of
r' chltects and musicians In the
4.o. the tnlted stater. .x .
chorus of the einge,rs from the
I?" . ,.- rlub and the Swarthmoro
usuil In the t.ltlle Theatre
tn th- stnini it wn- IIB" " rmtoiim m u
ewnini: .1 triple bill n& glfn mnslst
Inir or Mollere "t.n Jalousie tin Itnr
hoiiiilf Trusper Mrlinft''- "l.n oroi
du stint Mil riment" nnd .IuIpb nenartl
rsnnir tnsiO' 11 ini ,i .. nor
It tiiindi-d hor ees. aerirtuni'd tn the
soft light of th- - tnr
Thre wat. a rriili mnrtn in tin- vn
nil- t,ul.1b l,r.f It HMTirrl u hMlldllllt flash
self He hsu fHlif si
small. ohcure, w filch sue naa not seen.
fhe had no wax of Judgln distance She avoided tl'iem all, planing d6wn itt
K Club, under the direction nt
l?Trih. C Barrv and Domenleo
except bv the
palace of the inlnutei
n tplral to'vird what seemed to oe
At the Hueed
siiH vnt, lllng fhe inii'f
2.i.,.a..e. H?,lel?..t0 have hen axetMnl
rbruJry by PUh'lc eating places alone,
according to a. report today bv the food
administration The estimate Is based
upon flgures obtained from howl chair
men In xarlous States
The national sax lug in meats for T
ce1D.r.,vas 2.733,CioiJ Pounds and in
wheat flour 0,OS9,000 pounds. Tor Jan
uary tlieto figures increased to Meat-.
HJI.'aXiP00 P0,nds, and wheat flour I
730,000 pounds.
During Fcbruar tln full meati. r mi
vheatlesa program was extended lnusr,
mot of the hotels or thr rminitv ,id
through the inijoiltv of tin- ni lur.n i
llowexer. flu order relrnsliiK heof n u -ton
and l.iinli from Hih nientkss iirngrn i
In certain State In the i.t t-'un-d
an npprei'lahli' liu-uase tn tho .on umn
lion nf those inenth
On the other hand llur rninii u
a Mnliift of .ilmiit Hi ).pi- . nt tnor n. t
flour oi-r Ihi inmith nf .l.mu
thouph inun nf inir lilctfi-M fi d .
Slaloi Im not id Ini'ii li.nnl fi .
CARMELITE TR1DUUM
REVERES MOTIIElt ANNE
unobstructed space
Fhe breathed a pr.ner as the earth
csine up to meet her Death-
Whateier came t'jrll, too
Phe stared Mralglit before her, feeling
out tho wind prepure on the planes,
gliding as near the horltontal as she
dand An open Held' Thank Ood' A
gentle shock and the sprint? responded
The ellow Doie rebounded slightly and
turn Inland In lifter n minutes Hli
&ttoUnl-.Ve-'wl,l,Slr DltPl"',m
I'ufn d Mftiuge ' The afternopti 0f light, and thi l"'w Doe toppled
had m watch and phe fried eftinllng
the ei onds fhe had counted stxti
four times when n bntteri bidden
among the dunes along the shore opened
ftro mi her Mie as Waif a mile from
ihore filing low, but the flash of
light Martled her and tho shell hurst
bfiond Mie rotv outckb. moling fur
l-AT . .inr program
dmibl'- I'UI eoiisleted of llenanl's "foil
de I'arntte' nnd Autfue'e Vllleroi's "fa
nraxer Ml theic .re feotllght
m.inlfestatlons of the JMw of t'onied'
,iinl all but the last one-aet pieces, the
hifi being a full-length comedy
sldewai lntlivtlnh the .JUgbt it.
turnlns ti fhe went and rose h'gh r
higher as a bird files t the sound Pf ..
shot btn she knew now what it meant
a tearchllghl ' Ther were firing it In r
1 with the high angle guin fh bail conn
fan, hut the wire from Ytlnd'nberg had
I lrtIlD"'""
&&L"
Mr f
. Grn-llers
fe ,f th Shipr."-. Letd
Sil tt D-nce ru
fyjittow
S'n'-n.. .,.,
lev fc . iw at Man
V H?S,l,.l,m?"" I". T lor
.-5;,BUrhaJnl chorus
I men Mr Blspham, tespondlng to the
..u.uct a applause w"'" -
ft "fcd lhat h13 cncorc'
... "Danny Deexer,' as fir.
lr.it.ries of the line rts Club
'KTlwenty-ono vears ago It aruusca
fe, tfof all th.n Mr Blspham has
Wnt to music m America rut ......
fcTi werauon lit. hi. stood or the
L in what wo haxe come io e..u
l.85' 1?.....".. --.lit,., nluaxs Hit i that
isenn"'. . --- - -, .,r6ad ....
Kch" d- "no. ern.l Its In,
j. in boasts
Among Mr Hi pham t crcatest
tfrementa are, tlrs. HI Mclorlous
'fihtfor the recognition of Americas
ill musical (.rcincr, and then
$ pita ho blazed in leading other
Durante
Jlorley
Vital!
. ehumann
XX oftdmsn
"jounod
m-k' -K ersaknw
JIOUMOTIlkt'
:. . m
ontwme vy -"'irlm,.K,l,l,r
Xuii-tnni-
Col-rl1flslor
. Knlawski
Hutu
Dam
Hrst sung
Convent :if Oak Lant1 ( om
incmoratus Beatification
of Beloved Nun
A f-olenui trlduum v npem d , ih
Carmclllo Conicnt, btM-Mih .inur
and Vori; rod. Halt lYim . tod'r i
commemorate the beatification of Mntiur
Anne of SL I!.irtholome, Plialo-d
Carmelite and companion of St T
resa. The scnlees ware opened nt ! .."
o'clocU this morning b' the lit. Jte
Rlthop McC'ort, who celebrated mass
The (crnimi whs delirred b the Hc
.Tosrpli It McMnlinn, Ph P, of New
Yorl.
Other teruces r the trlduum will
ronnlM of oleum tirnedtctloii of the
Most BlCM-ej Kaerament and u sermon
on each afternoon r the three-day de-
ntlnn TIim rtpriitfinu filll lt Ia1K a,.1
1 at 4 n rloeU In tlw nftni-nrNinj l-'ftilrtn.
Ine each of the bet'lcos. n relle of the
IwllW '9 fTf&V , lit')
I wfJB HiHf lis 1 iis
"The r-arrlace of the Ille-ed Sarru
I menl
, unir ,i ,un. iiiiii iciiiin'riiiiifiii irtjiii i
the tragedy of "farmeii, ' whleli sivlls' ti.0. ,,, ir rleht. a imall thing, shaptil
Merlmec to most nnglish.speaklng' IU a dracon-llv, u spitting Ore to
persons The Mori . f u ua.innrd her left another, but h, sank lowei in
been faster Mie put the light i ninu net
would nut do to fall ran alolif Iho ground smoothly upon Hh
wheeli then Mopped She tried to get J
up. bul could not Jter hands seemed
fattened to the wheel &he heard tha
sound of mens iolr.s bhoutlng and saw
light', but she r.iiild not seem to make a
sound Htif wo siiiiering violently.
ther out to Be 1 frightened but Mill
self pn.sctpert It
nu MHh the eotl In Iglit
The eonipash g.ne her i onrfe sonlh
westbvweit She . ounted again gueii
inu at the tunc tho had lont and then
making .1 wide fcp!rn nut to pel and
rIMtig to .in"" feM Mie droie the bellow
xi lib its delleate light humora. "? '"S "' f ,lffi,,i'L,,'fl m'
afar ,n tone and temperament from t"unu tV tt' told he,'
tragedy of "barmen, ' whleli spells' j0, i her right, a imall thing, shapid
mee to most Cnglish-spcaking- HU a dragou-tb, iiu spitting Ore to
nns Ihe Mori l of h uninnrd her left another, but h, sank lowei In
and beautiful actress who presumes to.b'r -eat, laughing at them tioinething j)c,,p inland Si an hllght" wtie turned also laughing a little, but she had no
ride, to thurt'li in the ooieh niie i,a,. of Cyril s Jcxous hntMidn osHe!sea ner 1 ,or .,,! i,ot. ,lrt,()i i ,hr iifnt lSenvp or being cold She seemed very
wheedled from he vleerov or Pn ls,hB iette,i them rising far abnxe them - hgher. ti i-fn to make out If sh- iould weak somehow and ien helpless
fh... n,..in yicero.i of lent, ,,tB,ffr fnf thousand feet -light, un- , ,, lMl,.. ,,r ,t, pp.,, .,rml. s Ceil . And thn Just . tin lights grew brlght-
m 1 i..o.-iicr, u. mi Hn(, , ouid ee mem no mon.
ror the use of. North northwest ' she round hir couin
fhe rcandal again and flew on lno the night Mv
bi eiiintt the I had lost the riier, but lhat did not mat
thunkK to o,"r "" Ph knew that after a time
... ?.. .1,. 'an hour ..r more she mu.t com. t.. th
tnus raifinB n scandal, an roacheh atim Mi1P , ould -ee them no more
that period were resened for the use of. North northwest ' she round hir comse
dignitaries Phe rllsnel.q Hip re-mitnl i ntrsln and rle on Into fhe rilcht :he
1 mid w Ins popular acclaim
the coach fo the hMion
..1 r ,.--. ... ......... .. . . 'an hour
viiaiiKu 01 neart ni rranzini: t mi mr ,: :...-.. ...:- ,. . , a....rf.,
s rldliiB to church while the Viaticum i- con'.-' h. unit down again where she
. . ... -.. . . .
and
low
Wll'
lclo
to hit
till! '
light
I fit mil
I'l-tn 1.1
dKplai'd be
tar to h.'r ' Iglit .
hcht Pin Dure
lb 1. went out
(i ONT1NI Ml TOMOnnOW)
I hi' tliilil (Iocs mil sinMi 11I1 tli.iiise from one s ten fit iiiinllier in
plnsiiMl or iiifiil.il ilett lupiui'iit. bill rioltt's Kf.iiliially nml lutiiralli
ml if hup ace into tin- next. Ileic I- a Rroup tint llluMnitrs tho
iliililieii nt tlllliTLiit lacl!l of tliclr ijotilopiniul
Stuyvs in u Child's Dcvcloimirnt
'Copyrljh' I'lt, T'uMle UeOter Compsin '
Out tiOlo o 'I'i Otfti frieftoe tit r7"!drit .
fseir tnr'- feeding, rfn rfoptiirw pMy, (lnl'
trntnt'io and tl8 bttrr toidir 'n'tifiiio of !
rMM o'urr u ttt lie onsuerirf fliruuih lhte
rof'imiri iiifl'itrfr- art littifiii fro,' at u
,0ir tufrrrvtcd i tlr Hiltnrr nf .S'fifrrn
lot rtHsMfi fij wwstinttt, ..'jiiMj J'.rolio'
ncxxlx beatmed will he fNposed for ii-r be ' ,,.ilerf. .-
xeneration
Mother Anne of St Bartholomew waai AONE, who Iiud had rxen .1 little
means too great a li.nn tjpon Im.
toft botivt Purine thl , agi uf learn
ing to xxalk he should be kept In a
padded pen .-o bit, falla x III do us little
damage a; po.-slide. He ihould not be
tied In a cliulr 01 other contrlxotice for
11101c than half an hour at a linn
born In Spain In 1550. mar Axlla. whero
K
experience ntth children rcjlue,
tt. j,.7ral jrunT.oVhn!,rc J:m ,!"' ,rw "S..2S:. - -. "- ..
Kof a clear enun. tatlon It Is re
?,Jtk,t one of the first comment
iMMln'Mr Bluphams early nppeur-
fitit ho'a singing. inyn .
jfcftr Is condemn d If bis diction it.
I )ir Blspham was in his happiest mood
lltta'ntor. He r-ang with that fine dra
iWc Imlght whl.h has characterized
J1U iroric thtbe main -ears. Incidents
!,Mmioe to llxe und words and muslo
ttn translated into aciuaimea. 1.0:11
Kiel that do not make music such as
Hoi1! 'Sexen Ages of Man" sound
.ur. upiiaiii a
and hl.strlonl-
conxent of her reform When mossed
XX hat IioiiM b' the fortti
a tU month' old tubi ?
Mother'11 milk Mo. t
U lt,r ferrlina
n r
inothen, con
Anno was fwentx-oue jears old oho different creatures, both in their phvsi-j pioxldo nourishment If llicv know how
Kp'
A
their lo 1,c unu "ov lo a"raui" ' "'ir fjici.
nnu lr inav rniiiirn inn crn.ii liiiiuiriiinrp
1 mental characttrlstto. their tasteu, ' or n,at!1.n'al mirnB for the babx-s
their Interests, their trail, of churacler 'present nnd future welfare If n sub-
btitute I nceewiirx It should te pure,
clean fie-h cow s milk Thi formula
n one who has the caie and train
ing of children
needs a- thoiougb
' iom.thlns win 11
illful baritone xol.
?ctii-r--niplojcd
Rhasbeen some tunc nice Mr. Koxo
!Ul l.n heard to Midi adxantage a. ut
'prterdaj's recital II niccthsfully tur--Minlt.
all technleal dtfllcultles and
'tltr. s a tonal warmth not usually
tfoao4 la hia pl.ums 1h. ihorus s:mr
tilfk fins snirlt and torn Kspclallx
fitttictlve was the rtuldn group sho-
the contrasting M.nlo mocids of
iltnthollo reflection and abandoned
tty. In Deem. Tajlort urainatlu
tffcctlic tcttlns of 1r1cu Noycs.i
Icturtedue ballade 'The Illsliwaman,''
tills Clark Ilammanii o plajltiR at the
I'lMHU the particular bright bpot.
fsWARTHMORE PUSHES LOAN
Pitriotic Cerenionie-. Planned for
Monday Night to Double Quota
1 Nut Monday has bci n bet ahlde by
m win Of bnarttinion as the day tor
special drhe to doublo the I,lin.rt.
Lou allotment made for too boroush.
I. A patriotic demonstration will begin
uip. m. with a parade or all the
'nierj;iniatlons The town's honor
iH tallet, containing the naniea of
stout seventy-fix e xoung men of the
borauthnho are In tho army, naxy, ma
fin or medical corps, xull be uinelltd
tttll Imposing ceremonies and a blir berx-
list will bo unfurled at Station
.-dUtff A mass-meet hie. xiltt he held
it I tfdock
A!l honor roll tublet unxellinc. thi
KIlldDal Sneaker 11 ill I,.. !;.lr,r t XX'.n.
iWT Hutchlns, I S N U and at the
.-aHa.-. !.. ....-I .. in ... . r-,
,-"" 010 eii-i.cr- " u' ini'iuuu itrip
titer Gencril Mark 1 Here. r. !
M, In command of the tr.r.th UrlK.ide at
'yCip Dlx. who recently leturned from
.tttwsf the battlefield In Kram'e , Su
Ijnga Cguit Justin. Potter and Cilj
-Utistfclan Cattell
inado her profession as. a Dltculced cal iiroportlcnu and condltlopt',
.aruieute there, homo .ears after tho
death or at Tcrcsn, Hlii.dd Anno, xvitli
other Spanlth mother., p-tuhllslieu tho
order In Trance, tounding hrst the Imut'C
at Pari Mother Anne her tlf founded
IIli ln 11-. AT.-iri-t-.a4S.-.1..-na.irT.M ..
, 7 S7 Z ,: , '7 :,r lMS. Plblo of tha ..Mrmal .an .,. ,ho l,xi.
of which cltj she 1 'Mi-idired 1 1,0 i conditions and tialts at the ttage of (timllnue'
titrone:-t dexeloprneiif at which these children I
1-axe airixed Not that our knowledge KUOM UNUKAL TO RKAl.
,ls as x,t an. where near unipieto re , JJAHINIi IS ACTON'S LOT
1 gaming tntso ciutereni stages. uui
borne about bx- priests afoot
"Home Made Ilread ' is a gunre plax
let of almost riemlth realism und slm
pllclt.x Maritie s husband Is abed
I'lsrros wife Is attending to their child.
I Pierre and Martho xearn for mn ease
I from the deadlx monotony of tholr
1 fiuletly ordered life Itut their common
sense gets the hotter or eanilngn for
adxenturous passion and thex decide that
It Is more seemly and certainly more
safe to itlck to their "pain du menage"
Instead of que tins for -.'range fare.
The earlv Mollern farce is crude
line und texture, but h.-u .1 great deti
of rough eloquence and power In Us
sotnoxthat coarsened funning. In It ap
iwars fur the, firM time tho B.-tlriiliig r
a phslcl3ti, xihleh xiai a motlx-o that
A'ollere repeated morn Ironh-all. but not
more effeetixely in later i"omedie! It
xx net done with xlviu-lty
"Poll tin Carotfo" ih t,r 'hstch
rnil1lt,l tr, All.M-ll.l, t.t.i. nA.., n. ., 'nH-
rots." done by "cThrt UorrVmor.- nome I hJ "-. '"Ca" da"S:r
could more rilainlv see the eirih I In I
moon had come up and bathed Hie n im
below with Its soft light, and far nlicud
of her she saw Irregular r-ire.ik., of Pale
gra agatnst long lines of purplish bla K
The set" She had lost all ide 1 of tin
and distance Ifow far tht sea friin
WlndenbeTK she did not know, tpd If
shn had know 11 it. the passaP of ttnie
xias a blank to her a ontlnu.i nai
the music of the sphere v lit' h took
no thought of time or spiee Ihe illfht
bad lasted but t mmtt ind 1
eternity
To her left the uriix 11 .'lo we
11 1 nntrer weit by north hei lompan said.
aim sue sieereu lor tnem .--nun mu 10 mm
out disttm tly contours or large ma-sfs
of grax against fhe blaik xxatei and
land The airxias milder and sh -tufftd
the salt. Mic went dov n to three thou
sand feet to gil her bearlngi- tw
watchful for the dragon-lite., and read
to soar again at thi 111 si flash of a
searchlight bhe had alreadi l.arned to
oxold the planes where the Mrfhts. were
grouped-the colonics of slow norms
should be preiribed b 1 phudelan xvho
Xloiidmi
MILLION CHOCOLATES
FOR U.S. SOLDIERS
I enough is known, tn the main, to i" u
KUlde In protecting against the ihlef
j dangers at uny stage, in ihoosing books, I
Itnyinond MpKcp. Once Mini Arlibl,
Now in Uncle .Sam's Scu-
.Soldier Forto
Shower of Sweets. Accom
panied ly Nules
tnis. unit niTiiiKiii-iiiih that i ill tlifii Ik-
SlX N'eW York Women I'lail a .t creaUst interest m api,.allnB to the bron 1 tlu unnal to the rial b xirtuo
I. ., ,.. ., .. . , I of the "red" is tin- tale of lioiv nay-
using methods ul1 diseipline and training
that xilll then tn mosl effeitiie, mid
111 dul.x ignoring an.x fruit- that arc
Neii .nrh, April I'.'. jon- temporary during that stage
Talk about our cliocolat. noldler'. I ,l sonic stages one paiL of the b. d.v
Wait ubout u. mouth or six weeks uud needs Fti"'ial protection and iaw-i.
lmaclno oiil million nieces uf .-hoi-olate ! ina be fhe dlgestlxe ssstem
candy bclnv; reielxid In tho lieiicheh'
Ihe dlgestlxe ssstem or tho
lungs or the heart. At bome stages a
1. Itit ean mctM r,1ndl1v memorize for.
Tliat la tliu amount to be suit by ti mulas, huCi, UK multlplicitiin tables or
New York jouug woimn xilio furtn tin I the spelling of xiords, 01 he ii most
commlttco fur chocolate fund. The. arol Intcrfsted to learn reading and w riling
or no lias a x 11 111 iiiuiniiiaiiuu. -n
niond Midiei . niox Ins-plcture artist, be
came a 1 nlKd suites m.iiin.
Some inonlbH ago MeKee xxu1- cast for
tin part of Philip Landlcutt. a marine
In the great war illm "The t nbellixer,"
which will I,.- shown at the Metropoli
tan miera lltjij.ii Saturday night as part
tif a prosram Inaugurating 11 tlrlxt for
recruits for inn marine , orp
seasons ago. Tim I'renili xertlon bat,
certain fullne ,es and freedoms ot rentl
ment that w-ould appear artificial In
Saxon characters, "lyi Traxcrbe" prox-rd
a somewhat conxeptional comedy based
on the olden theme of attracting love by
Inciting- Jealousy, but trained fresh In
terest through Its fluency and .prigm
lliiess of treatment
All fhe capital arti.lt. of Montieur
Jacques fopeauT company hid 0110 or
another chtnee fo dlsplaj- special abll
Hits and well rounded perfoimancea
luted Willi frequent dlspla.i.s of histrionic
xlrluosllj The stuglng xins original, but 1
not rensat tonal or affected.
UO.ND.S (JIVH.N TU SCHOOL
Stotosbury I'rcicnla ?IG00 Worth to
S. Weir iMilclicll Pupil
Presentation b 1 'r. stoi, bun of
uonti to eaell or the
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".' r,:..,.B0:. "L.:"i .'.. ..'.:.: fort six classes of the S. Weir Mllchell
of the cut. loiiriieMsl to 11
enoampment a.1 yuantico. whei
turo was to be Mimed, and f'
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tli. nil'. ,Jvlivu'' '' ' '".-''iw'i iin-ii .inn llll-
1 I . , CNIIillll. .1M!M !tt fl Clll.iolll. t.t II, C
sri era . it. o, ti,,,!,. 1 in. -,, , ,,, j.,, i1A,,,,,
dais rex eled In the b.ittl. scenes pro- i to.J.-. x . wss Hit- feature oi a pi-eHn,lnarJ
duced bv the Sixth luttalioii, L s M . n,.,p Ilp),j ut lIlP Sl.,ur, buildlni. last
Jilts Gertrude II. Echr, Mrs. .!uy Umcr-
son, MIsb Carol) u Wllllatns, Ml.i. Acne,
niiudebu.h Miss .loEephliie Itarllngtoii
and Mrs. Harold Van Tluc
Licry bit of the candy is to he in Prance
xilthln tlti dt)s, iinif along xiitii tliu
big slilpmetil of sweets will be a iijlllluii, disastrous
some stages his loxc for mother tho
best inutile to appeal to. at another j
stnge pride 111 his xiork, at unother It
U berilce to the communifx A whipping I
at 0110 Hinge may be wholesome and
useful., xi I11I1 at another it would be
little notes 0110 for each pleci of cundv I
in which the xoung women will -
At no stage i 11 normal to liaxe pains
or defnitlxe teeth, or colds, or Infectious
press thilr admiration and conlldenco , ,iiM.aic, i0 hreHthe through the mouth
In the nblllt) of the American soldtei'b to
do what the) haxe gone .i ross to do
OUST PACIFIST BISHOP
to be stoon-shouhlered, to be dlicour
tous or disorderly, to be xulgar, tu uc
rough languaco or t9 bo a prig.
Children do not past, ubruplly and
New York. April ll.-Tho rrsigua- suddtnly from one stage to another,
tlcm of Bishop Paul .Tunes, U the Time Is no distinct dlxldtng lino bx
Misslonari Province or Ltiih. has 1 nUcar. Tho change is gruduul. almost
accepted bx the House of Llibhui., ul
the Protestant episcopal lliurch. Tin
House or lilihups requested tin resit,
nation sex oral month., ago pending un
Inquiry into I.lshop Jones's alleged
utterances of pacifist sentiments und
I his connection with "qui .tionablu organizations."
I W. C. A. kREV0 LUTI0N' ALLIES
; PUSH WAR TO OUST PRESIDENT
-Commission Calls on Every Woman toHelp Eliminalc
, Mrs. Hudson Because of ''Suicidal Policy."
Meeting of "Insurgent" Girls Today
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UWt. Philadelphia War CommlEiton,
u wmpruing some of the most proml
f!SMclal n'1 war workers in tha city,
'. JEt ""H18! with tho Youne Women a
,JWMtltn' -tesoclatlon at the request of
puDtin o Kockefeller Jr.. today bo
, JJH to urntrt to push the "Insurgent"
1-ira.ni in the Y W C A., aiming
'? f Mrs- JotepU A. Hudson, presl-
-, 1 me central Y W C A.
uuason and the cxecutix-c com--art
accused by the war commls-
, fOSterlnsr lllelH', nolle-, hv
I'J1 econd mortgage, of $50,000 on
, wntrw ouiiaing at Elshteenth and
;"atreeti In a statement made pub-
Way the commission appeals to
.V3rwoman ,n Philadelphia to back us
this critical time," and Inquires
JMJtr the Y W C A In refusing to
M ly fear."
ytri. (rank T Griswnid. of the coin
Won, will address a meeting of X. W.
Prlt today at Fifth and Cherry
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Wtfl.iA -.CllCU lllUL U UlllllllU
K,wmxoUs to ouot Mrs.. Hudson
Vsii."" quarterly meeting April ..
f tul.ment of the war commission
7 the course of "Insurgency"
11 a..i ' ' "t'stxoiu. as, xouowo-
77 S..I1I
i!U-i. ... i"V !!?aKa the followfn
tu imJ" uenan of the war commlt
iy M I ttyrslf In the matter of the
i.ft tli... ,v, urttl")" m Philadelphia.
'Htrivei . "issension will result m
stfiV:u"..Klrlp' ut to all the earn-
t. ui.T
lmperceptihb , afa- wltli all growing
tiling The ages glieu lor am stage
an . therefoie, appro, linali
A nuilibir of sllglilli ihfteirnf la s
fleaitons of tlHi-e stages 1 f develop
ment haxe been suggested bj different
child-stud; authorities. The following
j is ei useful for practical purposi-.
1 im XNLV Prom birih to'two or throt
;eais of age
l.AKf.X rilll.lillOOti Prom about two
or thrco to around six or sexen yiars.
I LVT1.II t'llIIillllOOH I'Yoni nbofit six
I or boxen to nlno or ten ;ears.
i 01 1 II From ab&ul nlno or leu to
t txielxe or fourtut.11 in girls MI to four
inn or sixteen jeora 111 bo;t '
AliOI.l.M l.M 1. Ulrls, from about 1
twclxo ur fourteen to about eighteen
Itojs filial fourteen or etxtccn to about
twcnt)-ine
ilirl. In.t.iltiiie'iils lit lids srrie. wilt tlU-
rii.". en It ef these ititee. imil Its normal
clmraclrriillc.. sprriul luKltuc und trulnlnc.)
beforc the camera. For dt;s McKec
wore the niorlne unirorm. helniet and all.
Ho went "oxer tli top," woiked in the
trenelu. In tin dUKOUtt mid In "No
Man.- Land' mid leaimd to dink his
head In approud tl;le when the big
gunv roared
It was an atmosphere tli.it Iho ;ounc
moilng-pieture actor had nexep t..pcri
encx-d lerore and lie enjoyed tt lie
Turcot the eternal dick or the t-huttor,
the all--ielm eye or file ainer.i and the
Tact thai nu was ILiy .McKee, film
nitlst lie wrui Philip tandlcutl, a red
blooded ilghtlntr marine.
Hut tlio tlmo camo to take off the
"makeup" and don the fashionable
clothes or tho 'movie' aclui McKee
did not rvlluh the chance a hit and he
I lost no time In ecklm. out a recruiting
officer He t-xploined that lie wanted
thai khaki suit and hilncl hai I. for
perinnih tit u.i and he e"l them
The entire proceeds ol the 'marine
I rallx ' at the Metropolitan Ope 1.1 IIoue
Salurdat nlKht will he tijimd oier to
I flu 11 ciultniK fund
Sliile Hoard Jli.-cliiig (Jullrd
I Karri. Iiurit prll 1. -The stale In
IdUstrltl lloaid has been inll.d to meet
In Philadelphia on April Hi to hear re-
ports on some of the Indu.tilal codes
Willi h are beln prepared
niKUt xi nu 11 wa . attiuded 1 inori
than C0O0 men wnimn and children
Mr- J Ixearlsle. Mitchell, daughter
of Mr. -.foteobuii, ufTlcUllx ox-ned the
drlxc Patriotic exercisiH were ren
dered and addresses were made by fo -iner
Max or Weaxcr, Lieutenant Skid
more, of Ihe Canadian urinx, a. id I c
Charlch t'oulomb. dlslriit superin
tendent er schools.
LIXTUItK ON AIK WAUI'AKi:
Aupubliih Post tu Oc&cnbc Allied
llallooniat-i' Ai'i'oinplislitiictit,s
Graphic delailH ot conditions on th
war Trout In Piaiuc will be eiven 1 1
lilKht In Ausuxtii- Post. ,1 well-knon
ballounisl, 111 tin iourse 01 hi iWu
train! lecture at tile llelliiue Mi '.foid
Mr Post has ust leturmd fron ri.ni"
where, ab head of t'e ill., t.i
reitntlns ihe n, t'luh of 1 1
est.ihllsheil a forelcn srinc" ..tlli. in
Pari, to care for Aimnean . 1 1 1 .j t r
Mr. Post x'lsited tin. Xn.eri an s, . t ,r
of the Frcn.li rront and also II. over
the. licruiau lines hi a ma' lone pil.t.d
bv I'aptnlu Frauei who It 1 aid is
the Hrst Pre nth nxiator t d"in a l. I
plane
Had sin erps.ed the CelEian line?
she had be.n to Xnti'erp in rtiu--.eis,
and fried to remember what '1 had
looked like on the map There war vat-r
near Antwerp she remembered that,
Inland bodies of water which led to the
ret. N'ow sho could si bexond the
bodlei of Inland water to a xilde. it-
pans, of KraX beyond the dark nnln- '
terriiplcd sra) the ocean' Hie. hore to
her left until her eourr. v.ts due xiest.
A searchlight flashed upon her Tor a 1
second and was Rone Hj the way the 1
contours xxerc chancing she Knew that
her speisl was lenlllc And alow I v but
more and more certainly as .he neared
the sea. u Piobleni presented It-eir hei 1
Itoal ! hero xvas 11. nnd how lo find '
It in tho tlark? i';rll had raid thev must I
land tuck or pres Put whero xias
Vptes? lie! ond ilstend and inland- (
thirl; rortx mil. s Mn knew that much j
from the var map., that the had pored
oxer with her fatliei P.ui ho- lo find
If I
She whs oxer tin .-'a now 'Ihe 1 cllow
Doxo felt a new hn-cir and th- whet I
tugRed tinder her hind but 1lie m.t blue i
lifted at the touch and win elid like 11
pull In speed down the iuj Oslend'
'Ihe Kursant ' If -lie could pt 1 .1 slrht or
it' It was dangerous, but sin inu-t co ;
lower thiee two hundred f. et frouith.
f.i. xihere she mUht nnln out fimlllnrl
piolllcs aRMlllSt till' bill
The waxes roce to meet ne-r. leflecimir
the itiirllKht, and Just below her 10 the 1
left the surr rolled in line- ef whit"
upon the beach. fune? duuet. iniii
luiualih with lure and then a 1 ollt.
tluu or huts tl.nk Miape meoed in
tho xinter ahead of her. another
Warships." Iiettiojei- Mn wheeled
out tu 5e.l and flew 'lllOle litem but
before. Ibex- li.nl time m-n to eel their
si iirchllKhts raiixid upon h.r, tin dm
er was p-.lsl Mn would win now
Tho Xellow loi was 111M11. il.l' ,
d ilk ii m luI.ii 1 .1 tii. iU . t I 1
w
so so
A "i
SLlC6
artime
Without the t'sc of Butter.
Approved by the United States Local
Food Administrators
J-i up Hour.
' 2 Cup Wilbur's Cocoii
I4 Teaspoon of Cinnamon.
I Cup Sugar
DIRUCTIONS
1 Teaspoon Baking Powder.
12 Cup Cold Water.
5 Errs. .
Pinch of Sail.
Put the Wilbut's Cocoa and sugar into a.
bowl, then add the cinnamon and water; mix until
the sugar is dissolved. Separate the eggs and
beat ihe yolks until light, add to the Wilbur's
Cocoa, sugar and walsi, sift the flour, baking
powder and salt into mixture. Beat white of
eggs until tli"y and add lightly. Line turk's head
with paper, pour in mixture and bake forly min
ulci in moderate oven.
This makes n
delicious iticx'
pensive rake,
liyhl os a fea
ther. Good when
first made and
foud when a
week old.
iw.
pSfc
L gg&
a-tnumiuin'.r:rg
The yreat econ
omy of time and
money made
possible by the
use of Wilbur's
Cocoa is well il
lustrated in ihe
above recipe
Wartime Rccipta Sent Free on Requett
H. O. WILBUR & SONS, Inc., Phila.
Christian or.auuation plcd?ed to the in
terest., of ung xi omen. When xiv at
tended an association raectlns for the
first time we dlbcoxered a, xtry t.riou-.
sl'-Uatton had dexeloned betwem the.
youns xx omen members of the Y. W. C
A. of Kensington and the president and
managers of the arsociatiou.
"We saw xi llli amazement nt that
meetlnit re.pertable jounr women, an
members of churches, forced by police,
men to keep out of a lneetlne at whlrli
by all the rules of the Y. H. C. A. they
were lint onl.x authnrlied tn be present,
but to individually cast llietr xote. XVti ., u.-,
were shocked at such treatment and sue- j walker"
ceeeien 111 persiamnr ihb lauy mtn.icers . . ,,,h,. -.Ptf.,r is belnir eon-
to admit those ..iris But the trlrla hn If tho bab) a welfare IS Dcint. con
first to glx'e their xxord not to xote.
Questions, nnd Answci.s
.Xtc not niot iblldrcn nonnal ' .
n. r j j
It i e.tlmated that about ceienty 1
per cent ot all school children luxe I
ono or more defeits that need atten
tion, and borne of xihleh might have
been nreientcd bv wise caio and by-'
1 giene Ver; few babies arc born de-,
I fectlxes I
should
bubi umo s bnby
L. 6. T.
iXii!!Jrt "P1,5' t0 our own friends.
,?.!?'Peton glr s. but to nu tn. ..mi.'
W WfOPOrtlnK younc xioman In tliU
hJMetitaJ.!?1 ih Punllc t0 know and
l.i!.,??Il "and behind us heartllv
ll&.Jb Kr. aeorte
i.T.".x-.
1 stand behind ur heartily
" oucn a none cause.
. consutlng of Mrs. Qeorea
'B. (llnrr. ll.csjj.n it..
' - V...- -.USIGII. .I-.".
SfT & SXS&1 ! iLin w-
te1"" o?.tM Y. W C. A. to
toOBtK-Tlj "f ln" association and
e4Sj JSrt.?u.t,v committee to do a
tptrats .ir ?ha "'f'011 f war
kmTl? .Mrely free of.any cost to
(ern.n n"i. l0 "u6e the munv
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e oaia rni.,i ... 1 ,. .......
I. ."! atritt .na ...,.V'"",L '".. 7"V.'i
fur. It.... ' " .ic ll'iiv uniiiii
cur ups DurnosM xx-.. ,,t,-..i
"That arbitrary and unlawful demand
from the commlttes brought tho present
situation about. The meeting was most
Irregular and dhorderlv, but tho young
girls, xi ho had only requested to present
a petition, btood their ground quletlv
and patiently In spite of tho refusal uf
the body of women to t n hear tliclr
petition.
"Securing tho uuthoilzatlon of the e
ocutlx'e committee xic went as a mw
group to tho Kensington Y W C A to
make tho ucqualnta..ie of these girls
and understand the situation We found
them to be honest, high-minded young
women actlxe church members, self
supporting and u If respecting' We re
turned to the committee at Eighteenth
and Arch strut:, and offered to take
oxer Kenslnston tu addition to our other
wont. x e orcereo 10 assume an cue
financial responsibility This they re
fused. "Wa then forced tho xiomen at V.ljht
eenth and Arch, after some delay, to
call the lnx estimation committee Into
action to study the pressing problem af
Kenslnston. '
'Mrs. Vaux and I were members with
a majority representing Mrs Hudson's
side. Nevertheless, after the most thor
ough vlci-ine of the Kensington Y. W.
C A., questioning of secretaries' and
girls, the report prepared was unani
mously accepted, Mrs. Hudson's repre
entatlves thereby admitted that our crit
icisms of the management were correct.
"Thla report was never read In meet
ing, Mrs. Hudson absolutely refused to
prmlt any of tho members) of the tnx es
timating conunitteu to either read the
re-pori or 10 conunwufc i u tj wi..,o ..
aeiernl neier. To urge a uauy 10
walk or stand before nature urges hint
Let Cuticura Help Your Hair
On retiring, comb the hair out straight,
then make a parting, gently rubbing in
Cuticura Ointment with the end ol Jlie
finger. Anoint additional partings until
the whole scalp has been treated.
Place a light covering over the hair to
-.-,-.. tb nillnw from nrissihle Stain.
When this mortgage questlois xeaa The next morning shampoo xxitlf Cuti
cura Jjoap ana not xxater.
fixorablv xoted on no discussion wns
permitted. We asked rightfully the prlx-
!. . . -., ... 4 liia-r ami hia not tli-k
i.V. of utiderstandlnc and-relng the SsmpU Each Fre by Mll. Address po.t.
for Uis pu'rpo,; 'we 'entered boSk Their own statements wero so un c.rd. "Cutleur.. D.t. M. ; . W"
u19?, ,n Vod faltb, believing Ibuslnesmiko wo xvere refused by everjr cvtrywhete. 3oP 2c Ointment U & iPc.
.that fiB aame ijmpllod-a power to whw wo uppeafBd." . . m " '
Your
Attention
is directed to the advantage's ol uui Dry Cold Air
Vaults for tho preservation of Fur?.
The aimuul lo aribinfj fioni the destruction of
-'tirs by moths and warm temperature runs into mil.
lions of dqllars.
Tho U. S. Gov eminent enthusiastically recom
mends u !0-degrec Fahrenheit vault as tho only tested
method of killing tho moth Iar-a and preserving the
lustre and life of the pelt itself.
The modern Wenger Vaults are the only Dry Cold
Air .Storage of their kind maintained in tills city by
any furrier. Non-progressive linns who do not adopt
the up-to.dntc method und use so-called "electric fan"
"low" temperature and tar camphor facilities display
a woeful lack of knowledge of the subject of Fur
Preservation.
We ask you, a layman, to accept our invitation to
call and inspect our Fur Storage Facilities, and then
ask to visit other ttorago premises; the outcome of
your investigation, we feel assured, will bo manifested
in your instructions for us to call for your furs.
House of Wenger
1229 Walnut St.
Wione irafniU ISOi
Furriers and Milliners
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lr"Qla!H flKil!ikM-r j..l Cffrjl. jTl liSfy Mr2lflflB
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The Grandmother of Russia
Catherine Breshkovsky or "Babushka" as
she is affectionately termed in Russia is one of
the unique, outstanding personalities in the re
volt which changed the government
Simple, unassuming, plainly-clad, this old
woman held court in a tiny room in the Winter
Palace, whence she directed the energies of
countless thousands who fought for freedom.
It was there that Louise Bryant met and
interviewed her. What, she observed is recorded
in her personal narrative, "Six Red Months in
Russia."
IN TOMORROW'S
PUBLIC slM.EDGER
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