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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 101!)
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LISTED MISSING,
WAS TO HOSPITAL
Private McNeil Cumming
Suffers From 'Trench
Feet,' Due to Exposure
CASUALTIES DKCREASK
Only Four Philadclnhinns
Killed or Wounded: 25
foi Whole State
Private .Tolin McNeil Cumminff. I'mii
pany I, 31Gth Infantry, In tlie uiiimlty
list today for the second time Is n bat-
tl?-rcnncil
licro,
vvltci will
wear veoiinit
never
eliev-
ioiip
riBlithiK with
the Heve-ntv -ninth
.Division, he toolc
part in tho tertl
blo striiRGlo which
resulted in the cul
ture of tho -i-Konne
forest. pav
liiB tli vvhv tn the
victoij that ( tilnil-
natcd In tlie cut-
tlntc of tlio ninlu i
llcrniHii at ten of
iemmiunlc.it Ion anil
the t mitlirp of
Smla 11 l-'or ti
( imimltiKS fotiKlit
an .eilv ametl liei'i
fomeliines hI
J. M I M-MINO
months Prlialo
In .1 Irenih In
linn. in witn
leep lliirliiK Him peiloii ie vc.ii
utitli-r tenlllo sliell linn macniue-Kim
ftre At the end of that time he mir
fered poincthlui? perhaps morn poveio
than beltiK v emmle el . his epcrleiKo in
lllctliiBoiihlin what Is Known itVtietK'h
feet,' uhlili Is a lombliiatlon of frozen
and wnter-iivollen feet.
1'rlvatp CummlnR was anions the Mist
of the Nation il Arin men to bo called ,
bv bis boaul m September. 1017. Aflei .
linlnimr nt Camp Meade, first In Com
pany , 301th Mllitaty Polke, and then
with tlie Sliilh Infantr.. he went over
seas laHt .lull, .lust a week before the
HiinlMU.0 was signed he was pent to the
hospital
llelleteil to lie on Wm Home
. ,. . .. !
Mis mother. MisjVIargaict t uminitiK. .
3310 Not til llownrcstieet, believes be
, , " i-i ,ii,i. iminitv!
Is now 011 bis w.i b?.ek to this eounti.v i
vciiholhei convalesciiits
AMien tlie tlist teleKi'am came fiom
Washington Just befoio I'lirlstiuas tell
Inir tliat the toldler was ' missing In
in Hon
Mis 1 umining vvas grief-
stiii ftn
s cilleu Happens, hci iruri
i amo from li ill for several .weeks theie
a'ter. and that seemed to her teV be con-j
fltmatlon that ho had been killed ,
Uarlv In January a leller, dated -No-enibcr
IS. wiilten ill his own hand
writing atrlvcd. I
Pilvate 1 iimming, who is twentv-l
1 j.even jcais o'd, Is an lion inolden, He
J' has mi Usteis, J Misses lldiui and Ullr.i.
liflh 1 imimttig. who live wiiii ineir 1
to IT
vt ' r r, nioiuei
1 1
ii i, Dlilc 1 l.-. lumu r,... ili h,,l miltl.
Onlj 1 i.", names
..lll.e.l . .iii.ll. l..t
j atipear oil the
for triilav Muio than half of tne total I
am fatalities. Philadelphia has onlj !
four nalnes on the honor loll todnv.l
ijt Ollll UViT HIU IIUIIV II V'lll !. X,! 1 - -
'Si 1 1 ii t. Theio aie twintv-tlve for tho
.- mar- utui ijt.i enn.. ritt ii.iiii m irni 11 da
whole State. I'he casitallieH for this
, I'ltv alouo avetaged about that number
,. for each das IhhI week.
I.leutcnani John J. oweiis, 3J7 Noilh
Wilton sticct, Is tho only one tiom this
city mentioned in lodav s list that lias
not been on the adjutant s upon befoie,
(if the other three, tun are listed ns 111
in hospital and one as wounded, elegree
undetermined
The following men have been recentlv
leleased frenn Herman piisou camps, ai
cordliic to oflh lal lepoits fioni Wahblng
loti Sergeant Itiuiy M Huinell, i'310
Kast Jluulinglou sticet, Pilvate ,loiili
ntonlo. Jpo-I Master siteet . Pilvate
Mitchell A. Pencil, 4011 Pari tsh slleijt
Private Benjamin I'lemsnii, .IC'T South
Stanton slie'ei , I'l.encls P. O.Nell, rUip
Kejser street . Pilvate Ttobeit S Con
ner, 6318 l)i avenue, and Aaion I. In
tel 3Stel North l.asiher slieet.
Prlinte Miles II. Care.e, matine corps
reprirfed missing 111 the casualtv lnr of
Januar 1. Is now otliclallj deilaicd to
havo Ktuined to duty. His patents,
living at l'.'l John sti.eet, Frankfotel,
hid reeelved several letters from him
wrliten In .1 Krenili hospital, and weie
not alarmed when thej- lecelvcd the le
pott that ho was missing soma time
ago. He had been 111, he said.
SAVED HV HIS CAPTAIN
Wotindctl Serseant Sinus Prai-es
of
Head Officer
Convalescing fnun ten- slnapuel
wounds In the left leg, seven cilts on
the head and fiico fiom 1IU of "shrap"
or gravel and n fiactured hft leg, Sei
geant William J. Prow 11, of Jenklntown,
leturned from overseas, prefened lo talk
of the warm. Intimate fl lenishlp of Cup.
tain KranK Patties, of this cilv, his itun-
111. Hiding tinker, lather than of the In
tain Hattles had been killed until
the tianspOtt which biought him to
"otfolk. a arilved lu this couuttj on
December 31 ,
Sergeant Tliown lslted his paientu,
Mr and Mis Kdward Brown, at their
home, .Shoemaker avenue, .leuklntowit
j-eBterdaj befote he was taken back lo
a hospital at or near Camp V for
complete convalesience
BORE CHARMED LIFE
aomicr who auryncii uaiiy iU -
ties Iwiticil bv Shell
To couio through the hottest engage-iiu-nts
that the Aineilcau fuues took
part In without a scratch, nnd flunllj to
be bui led under u
idle of eaith by an
exploding shell
i i ni t noniir in. ,
tnreii. was th re.
perleuco of Private
nobert II. 1-ogue,
.uuj en a ir u
load. He U u mem.
bcr of the Head
iiuarters Company
31Gth Infantrjv ,
Private 1ogue, I
according- to reient i
letters home, was
detulled to go for;
the mess for eleven
of his comindes
IlOIlKnT If.
I.oaun during the tlghtlug
Hi itie -niKoiinw jor
rest, October 13, when a huge shell e
Ploded ne-ir lilin, lipping ui the giouml
for a cotiBiderable distance, knoiklug lum
off his feet, and completely buiylng him
He was lescued when his conuades,1
ttred of wait I ilk", stalled oft to the messi
.wagon together, '
1 Liogue entered the nsrvlce .May 23 1
'of last year, and was In training at
t;arpp .vieaue uniii ins uivision embarked
.for overseas in July. Uefore Joining thm
'l, 'IM.nnll ll,,,rr.h ' "
Ity-'UpIscopal Church.
Ullinilfl 111 1 III. I it lit' llllll-n-iiv II till 1 IK 111 f 11 ' " ...! .1... ..1.1.., t or liclia 11, ,11 u. U . .r.s, ,, T il
. . . 1. 1 . 1 . !..--. 1 a .. 1 11 .. Uil" iireiiii' 1 linn 1 vi Mil 11 iiiiir-s nine. ..--
.SS" ..arV'wr M '! li' ?- .hues f in en. o?our I ' "h u pwldch JJi. Jus, .., -'
rear. nils was 011 -Novcnine,. 0, ami , ' ttttvt.Mi men from Camp Mci'lellau . tet
Mnrt,i llemr II rllil llil 1. Ii..lir 4I,,I Inc. I 1 A -. rt. tflfrl (i f.llll .
.citic."-. ..''i. ; 'i ".,. n.rti. i i.i- . xt Muui-oiis i iinu id I."- iii. I 1110n from Foil Omaha: four oil reps n
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Market Guide for Housewives
Prepared by the City Marketing .tpent of the litneau of Markets,
t'nited States Department" of Agricultutp
AUtWDANT-lemun.
-Potatoes, onloiiK, cabbage, carrot, tin nips, (iu.is.li nrnl
NOUMAI Parsnips, friniiofrull, ointiRes, h.inniKis, bcrts and tipples,
SCAHOU Sweet potntooH, tomatucp, pqgplaut, peppers, splnuch, beans,
tt an hot i Irs nnd celety.
t'trnlui ilroO' etc,
KilK.TAllt.K-' -
llr-nlK KlorMft.
Itei'tii Parrel .
ltrupitfl Sprouts
Carrots-New .Temey, . lmnki-1
New JrrilP. I'lelr!
t'alililKe .V York Danlch
('aulinoMpr e'-ilifornln . . .
Cderj New Vnrk. warhetl . .
I'-nnM lianta ... . .
Lettuce rinrl'la
(Inlnnn New York. No, 1 elov..
rotfitops IVniiMlvwnln . 1 Mhite
New Virk, No 1 veliltn..
Nll Jt'rie, , luM.r-t
Swort Potatoes i-e rrrrtel, i bnu'er-t
I-lienre- liniini'TH
Turnips Now JerM., Junket
I oral, l,np (ft
I'lH'IIN
Aliples New 1ml. lUl.lnlh
New VorU llr, intnii ...
Vork lmiiprlaU
WrMcrn i.irletleii
rrnlirrlei -New Jere. liartVI ..
(Irmiefrult -I'lorMa .
Leniorn e'nllfnnila
t)ratiKi I'lorldt
1 California
And So They Were Married
Episode Three (Jealauiy)
lly IIA.IJ. 1)U0 lt.it CULLOR
t OP'j) lint. IS I"1 ''1 Ph ii ( 1 ilar r Co.
1 uapti:p. mi
M'
1 i"ll the -anin kind of tlilne was
RyliiB on In tlie Cartii' apartnient
at tlio same lime tliat Uutli and fenlt
were Kolnjr tlnoURli their mutual Kiltl
Inp. Isabel hat before, her (liesslliir table
hunimiiifr a fragment of one of the pop
ular thliiKU lle had beaid that eenliiB
and Bill walked to-jtlessly about tl-o
trjIiiB to mal.o up his mind to say!
loom.
something
"Well ' ho exploded finally. 'T supposo
jou've had a tine evening "
Must splendid, MIllv. I don't Know
when 1 vo enJoed an evening so much "
"Anil 1 suppose Scott l!amond will
he jour next victim.''
Isabel opened her eves wide. "What
on euth do ou mean?"
till, they all fall for uU sooner or
'later ' lllll remarked bitteily. "and xoil
'.now it too jou need 11 1 .ipijear
lloePnt"
..... m
"Ales ou Jealous ot "intl now"
. ,J?.
r to In-
I Isabel
Ieughe.ll men lly. ' That s tlin,
funniest
thing 1 ve ever heaid. ".lott
Itajmond Is o ciazy about P.uth that
ho cant -eo stialght. If von weren't
eletci mined to be Jealous of every man
iuu uunw on ei "c n
'It eltilti 1 look s tonight. You had
tho 111 st dam e with him and Jou danced
piettv inuih all the otheis vclth him.
too If 3 lenicinber right '
"That vvas because Until got cross at
him and wouldn't il.uue with him
c'otildn t .vou act, siliv "
What for"' n-kiel Hillv. astoundfd
"it mkes .1 woman to iiudei stand .1
wnm.111 Isiliel letiiineil 'Jealous 1
gues , II looked tint wav 10 me
. ,... .. ,.,.., . .1... ..
ern come now i-.iuri, 1-11 1 111,11
I"' SMUIIR iciu illllllv l-een lines je-u,-
"US of JOU " ,
ii 1 cio
vour fault
CITED TWELVE TIMES,
WON CROIX DE GUERRE
Private Osear Roiningi'r Also'
Wears' Insignia of Legion "
of Honor
"The deiiiians made mu eat
s.ud Pr,ite Oscar Itotmt'gei, I.
elirl."
S. M
' who 13 on a i
sit t.i Ins bojliood
fl tends. Chief Petty
rifllcer 1 lvde l.ove
laee, and his sister
Miss Neiiii Love
lace -il2S AVallaie
street
But 1 had inv
ie euge fter that
in ilnsed them
until the aiuiiitlie,
and made iln-ni eat
(dentv of hot lead
nnd culil .'leel
' It was in tlie
P.aitie of Long
Point We vvetu
,old 10 hold .1 po
Mlion W'e did
t hev hut led a.
JlOMINtil.lt
wltlilwiiid of sin lis
against us 'nnd followed tills up with all
attack bv slot 111 tioops of PipssUu
Mluaids It is a mlr.iclo 1 am alive
'out of two platoons 'of li'U men only
tlie liiutenant anil 1 were left Htandliu,.
I 'I thought It was bald luck when .1
shell burled me m earth 1 was able
te exlilrale inv shnuldiis and continued
I tiring my ilde. I guess It was that
I that saved me. When thev dug 1110 out
j they found seven dead Oeunans around
1 me.
1 " ie, elved the I'l'oK de fltieiro for
that. Tho Legion of Honor was given me
I 1i.ul tik lln close lo the giollinl vwiliu
filing nir niachlne-giui nr three bonis,
anil at that thej shot the pai k oft )nv
b.ak It was thein tint a pleco "l
Hliiapiiel stiuck tne In the light Knee.
Tluv ie (.olnir to etraiRlileii It out tor
me by laving It In splints vv hen I fcet
back to tho .New York Naval Hospital.
"At Chateau Thleiiy my i PBlmeiii
.. .,.t,, l 1RU0 (leimans and took liu
eanurtns and bOU maciune-guns. n -
ih Fifth lleginieiit of Marines; I be-
lmieed in tho ! oi ti -nun c mniwioi
.. i i ...il.fn.l inrlt y. I'.IlT I took
IWIIC'IU 1 titiio,.,, -, ,
. I., Voinleeii battles and iftuiuul
.Vhis loiintry lie.eiuber is. IIU8,"
Negro Milit'uinen Go lo Capital
Two bundled negin members of the
homo defense, icsetvis left lod.v foe
Jlanlsbuig to putlilpate lu tho Inatt
iriii.il n.ciailo of tloveinor-tleit Hpioul
' They made a natty appeal alice
Passing
iha citv Hall, they ptesented
iirms,
,, iUelr ual,i 0f bity )ieces plujid
'Amei lea.'
Honor Roll for C'tly
and Its Vicinity Today
v in mi. i) ,i;kkki.v
I.leiitennnt
J(HN .1, OMKNS, 327 N'prtli Wilton
tree!
voi'm:i. nn. hm: i miktwhiini i
(l'ltl,llllSI, lll.l'OKIKII MIHHIXI)
l'rlvale
TIII-IIIIHIUK r. KIKTINOMI. 13.'2
VVe CainbrU street
SICK IN" llOSI'lTAI. (l'ltKIOl'SLV
Jir.i'Oitrr.n mihsimi) .
IThatra i
JOHN Jl. I'tJlMlN'CS, 8810 Norm ow.
I ...".rL"r'1..iiJii.i. i.i.. .i,..i.
II ' I " I ''. .
XsX
0e AP.
1 .. .1. . it... 1 tie 11 inaulia
T
)
t-'al- Prlee
to i'onsumcr
Tnilal
17.'."c HI
2t, lie lb
.(l.'jse nt
II de pk
ii tm 1 1 rk
li-lfte heal
23 IV lii-Hit
Ii 1.1c -talk
3 !l,' stalk
11 IS,- bend
1", 4e lb
II Id' '4 1
II 1.V '. Pk
1 1-1 Ie I'k
.'.t-'.'ic ' pk
i(2e ', Pk
I s, i, pk
7 IJc ' Pk
.0 21'. ' !'
lii.Jli: ' i'k
2'Jtlle '4 I'k
"I -7 :,c 'loR
VI-IJo til
r,.13c each
Irt-'Jilo ilo?.
2 t5o Io
3ll-03e doJ
l'ot to llctflllie ToJav
.1 .ui-. mi ('.'it : iim
.--... r,n i,bi (Hu ten its)
. l.v.'ii 1ms (iiuart)
.4ll.i;il lias is-ll l4 ,k)
2 On i ll Mil Mil-1.1 '4 Ik)
K 'J K6-2 II1 C.'.VHil hU)
. i; 4ii-2 in ii iioi)
.MM : lich (It! stalks)
. IS.'JI k)i (I II stalks)
i no.n oil , bbl cir,.4i hj)
, 2 mi J.4D i.ii (in.ns Mni
J Ml a nil ewt (J4-L'il i4 pk
. .' III-.' Nil ( Wt C.'l-'JIl U Il)
s",-l mi Ins (s-U ' i hi
I .'plM Tfl liaa (N 'I '4 I'M
. '.'.. . SO hmp (IJ-1 1 i4 il.)
.' "n has (s-'l i, pkl
.Mi HU b.is IS n "4 pkl
i, :.i s no lihi (.is-tj ', .k)
II nil 7 W Uil (.IS-4J 'J il.)
. 7 M-MS.1 bbl (1S-4J , pkl
,:i im-4 no box (ni-nni
l.Min-'.'J on bbl ui.vns nisi
I mi K.Ml box (.tn-sn)
I .".-."i on box isnii-'inn)
. I nil 3 T.. box (ISO 2SU)
I SU-"i 73 box (1BV-23U)
I s on i be, ause I rate to muelt,
i-.ud mil bis .olce softenlnp. "Some
limes t nomlei If ou care for me
aii
' 1 mail led Mill didn't 1?"
' Ve-, but wliat for?'
' Well, ou'ie not bad looklnc and vou
liae plentv of inonei. There are two
Rood leasons.' Isabel's llRlit tone took
l,ar f ,n s'1"? oul- "' ' worJ'"
Bill was at her side In a moment, tie
caugliu her up rouglil In his aims,
forcing her golden head back agilnst
1 lum so that he 1 ould loot! Into her eves.
' "Don't ou love me at all'."'
Nabel tiled to tldiculA lilin. but he
was too clove. Mie hated theo demou
sti.itlous of alfectlon .
I 'Let niu go." she mummied, "you'ro
hurling me
'Toll niH thai u lovo me.'1
'Of coinse 1 do, ou know I do. Bill,
Pie, tso let me go ' He kissed her
'loughlv, the gold coioicd hair still pet -
fectly waved, the hluo eyes, the uure
sponslve
liuiith, then ho releascel hi r
'"Vote it funny woman' In -
aoruptn
siiel unsteadilv
and went out Into the I
llving loom foi .1 smoke Isabel dropped
Into the chah bcfoie her dressing table
and looked into the glass reflectively, n
ve.lw inn a, mini t nKl. f7n hoi" Id 1m.4 ,.
stand these tianspotts of mil's
he
,r
As for H.11 'alum Jealousj. lie
was iniista my in fear of some oilt
man awaking 111 Isaocl tlio span; mat
he sln.'ilj eoulcl not llfrlit witli his own
passion lie 1 ntisldeied her cold filgitl-
liv laik of feeling fur lilm, tither than
a
kick of all feeling in her own na-
line lim, liHVetthele's ho Intended to
hold lit 1 s,i,. was his wife, file be
longed to li in and lovo him or not
loe lulu II was something to Uvc in the
same houe with he)
TROOPS LANDING HERE
WILL BE TAKEN TO DIX
Officer Inspects Facilities
Jersey Camp, Including
at
Kecciving Station
Sjiecuf 'iljiafe U to irmiiii Publ 1 ; nlw 1
( Hllip lli, rlchl-liiw II, N, .1., J. Ill
".I. Kollowlng .1 Mt of I'olonel (ieots
MeAndiews. of tho geneial -Aft, It is
llhidv ili.it anangements will In- madi
to iituKo Dl an even moin Impoitaut c. if
lu tlio dischatge of men fiom tlie arinj
Colonel Me.ndre.s hai chatge of the
demobilization of ov e:scas men, and
finding that D! vvas s0 aderiuatelj
etiulpped for the dlsihatge work, making
Hue icLoids with the men so far sent
out. he made a minute inspection jes
tciday of the facilities at hand, in
cluding the new t idling- station
which Is about icudy for ue. I
A lecotd for speed In musteline 1 'it '
an oltli er vvaa lyade jesletday, when it 1
took Major A. A sprague, of the SUst '
ihifautiv. just 0110 hour from the unoi
lie ariivnl In teielvo his final pap rs
Liiulen.ini Holie and his staff bandied
tlio papers and set up a mail: th.v u ill J
bo bard to Heat.
Piepatatlons am being mado hi m
handlo the nun who will arrive on he
llrst transport to dock at Philadelphia
about Jaiiunv 30. Tho men wi 1 m
lila id on ttains as soon ns, th bi .1
docks and will bo given their phjsi. a!
examinations heio at tho now receivi
station. Manv of tho men will also re-
ml
I8I nun f.om ihn s-muce Plvlilon. Van
eouvcr llanacs Vashmgiciu, and two
ollkeis unci s( itii) .time men from
Camp Wise f-ait Xuiniiiu Te
'luci j cars, nt haul labor at Port Ja
X ., following dishonorable discharge
fiom the tinnv, wan the sentence of a
couit-iiiaiilal In tlie case of Coipotal
l.eiov .Smith, Coiupany Jl who vvas
found guiltj of laklng a safetj rnmr
neiouKmg io i-uiaiu iiairy itesiuslo
and alsu selling u wool blouso valued at '
' j n l-rivaie ii. j- aiimoiiii, .11
s- , r
.
What I Learned
At the Canteen
Oowii at the lanteen, where 1 woik
ever.v Monday night, I've learned
how tu muke a lot of vegetables Into
tempting dishes Inepeuslv vege
tables, too, One of them Is egg
plaul. Jim never used to eat egg
plant, but when I fix It for him now
In this new way, well. 1 wish jou'd
see lilm cat It I
I cut up my eggplant Into squares,
and boll until It's tender. Then I
put it Into a baking dish and season
it with pepper and salt, I cover
the eggplant with a layer of tomato
sauce, over that a laer of grated
cheese, and chopped hard-boiled egg
on the very top. I hake all this for
about twenty minutes, but, of course.
It Isn't complete without tlio dell,
clous lla.or that Jim thinks the
most Important part of any dish '
Al Kauce. It makes a wonderful en
tree and sometimes I serve It as
the ililef dish of the meal. It would
be good anyway, but the Al Sauce
makes It (Imply luscloua, Trure'n
no othr woi-d for it. Juot you try Jt
omo time, for your Jim. Adv.
i
MUSIC AND DANCE
IN JOINT PROGRAM
. .
iOVCl lllll I' (-.Isinrr Knli'liillll-
. a
mont i7ivcn bv Russian bvin-
phony and Duncan Dancers
The Uusslnu Sjlnt.lioio Ouhesiin of
New York . tlio Isadora Duncan d.uu ers
I and (leoijc t'opeland, jilaiilst gave an
i entertainment last eitlinf at the Metro
' polllan Opera House that was a inur.
lunation or nit orchestral ioii"it. a piano
recital and an exposition of solo and
ensemble ilnntiliK before a large and
hlBlily nnpreciatlie audience Mrans
ns tills combination mav sound the
total effect was booiI, and would hae
bei 11 bettei had It In en possible to oer
inine tlio lonif waits laused li ficr)uni
cliances of stnRe seltliiRs, in addition in
la dela of almost half an hour in be
'sintiliiK a Ions jirusiani.
I Modest Aliehuler. the founder ns m
jas the .onductor of the orchestra has .1
small and modtiateh competen crgnni
I ration of about llft ,.n. better in tlio
nrass and leed choirs than In Hie
MilnR-s in this connection it must be
noted. In fairness, that the number of
strhiRs is much below that to whl, n
Philadelphia, audiences aie aciustonud
There nre, for wnnple, nt'i ihrce
violas nnd as the othi r section 01 the
kHIiir: bnc Is ouh sIIkIKIc laiR.-r In
proportion, the entile numbei Is intalh
Ir.iilcciuale in the spues of the Mctio
PplltHII Opet.l llollfe and wns un.ihln in
take lis piopei posluou in Hie onbesu.i
I In iiiliimr of tunc- csici'.i when 11 'm
I copslileied thai t lit loiiipositiniis w lu, 1.
Mr AIlscliul. ) eli cted aie scored
lather heaxllc rn th. -..i n.,.i 1.
. --- --.- -' - i'.M ,111,1 1,1 IP-
I The nrchestin began 1 ie ciniccii :h
1 In-fuinlllar Italian fappi In ,, uf T-ih,i..
i.owsuy. wlikh w.ch fairp well pl.uetl
lantr which entile the nrchcjti.il noveltv
or the evening, a eompo'-Mion entitled
I "To the Sun." h YnssllenKu This wmh
1 which tinv be termed a -mnL-i.im .n,,'
for It Lu I s tho cow-lsleiit and complete
iiipiiiaiic' eicvelonmenl
it c elll't , ntl r.
Hess eletiiniideii n a smphon, ptoved to
he a wcll-wiltien and e ecu be tier orelu s.
trated pleen nf lniisli' not 1 pti, h-makiiig
or even highly original mi aw R,.ne.
hut saneK" cuncelved 1 ml c.inl.d out,
although written lu a im cklltiiii. pto
grain. At Us com iusiou Mr Xltstliuler
Hiinouiii-ei that the orehfstr.i had been
ieiue.tcd to plav something illkiiti'-llvelv
Itusslan. nnd then g.n.. .1 chaniiing
IlUbSlnn ilaiwe e,r Moussengski, whtili
was well tnuhfil. The other 01c hestr.tl
ntiinhi'-s wi-te two 1 an asi.m sl,,t( hes nf
Ilipolntc f-lMlllOlf tvll ih I1.11n1.r1rn her 11
1 P'ajetl in the Pldladelphia Olebestra
.""d Hie concluding numbei .1 paraphrase
on me .ciioti n.uion.il hviuus ! (11.17011-
',on' 'm nieipig those of nine 11 ihons
. J'llt!,',n seibian, Mniitenesi m l-'ictieh
I ,fl ll1''"- Helslan. J.epa.K-r (t.ili.m nnd
I -V nieril.llt
I The Isadora Dmi.Mii d.inceis .ons.-i.
! I"B of nve giaieftil joting women l..u,.
two pans of the piogiam. . msistng of
win anil 1 iiscmble ifinelng, w'u. Ii
iiausiaii into motion I 11 ilie-its pro
duced In the compositions of leitaii
compos. is. of wlikli I'honln and tjlm 1,
, weu the most used although Si liubei 1
was also teprcsenled hi one of tin be'
numbers. The dancing w.es done 10 tnq
ncvoii panlment of phiiin ami was ,1 good
(hlbllio-ti of tho .111 With od.isional
ciptioiis, Iheie was no a letup! to lol
low ilosi'v t. ilnthms of the iin.-n,il
work Willi loriespoudinglv .11 ui.tr
motion, but to Intel pret b. aiioliu 1 or
lather an addiaion.il medium the idea
of the lonipiiscr. How far tills 1,111 l
done lu an uiiotloual sense is :i moot
iiuestlon, but at any rate It was :i ,leas
Ing spectaele in witness and was gie.u1
elljujid lij tlie audience
.Ml Copelaiul, vcho filtulsiied the
thud part of the piog am and also
pl.ejed the music foi tne ilameis
showed bims-lf to he an 1 ei Hem
planls He plave'd nine uuinbeis In
eluding the- opening moveiixii of I he
' Moonlight Sonnta of Ilieihoiei ami
siuallet lornposltions of (Inn! e" liopln
liehusse, ilranados and ( hnhinr Ml
were well done although one was 1 -c
lined to wonder whj, wnli ti . enoi-
N)JJU c
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wism
lajc
Cbo
.!
Air 1
&
rsci
aqenakeaWuai't
The Ideal desseit foi eb Idren
nnd convalen-cuis because I
H SO
Ricli in
Butter Fats
nnd go good to tasie that even
the giown-ups will want mote,
Be Sure It's
Mr. Morrison's
No Other Is as
Good
uytir tiv-sS 7i
II ttrm$m III
idfcs I
S J til T5 Morrison 3
Mnt III Co- pl"'a- M
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RIAYLOCKBLYNKInc
V 1528ChesmutSi.
rie Apparel iiop for the IJcttT'Diascd Men and ITomcu
i
PRESENT
For Florida and
Early Spring Wear
ownd 3(afd
SaiUa Qoald
and tyiixipd
oft'oa umiMtal Jiyle
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1 1 ISimi'tnd COATS
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mous literature of the piano at hi" ill" '
posal, Mr t'opeland seleited two or
eliestral pleees, "The Afternoon of a
Kami" of Iebu-si. and the 'Spanish
Itliniod of I'liabrler lie showed
Rued tone and command of the key
board, but was at his best In the
'f-paiilsh Panen" of Orcnidos and too
romparatluly llltle plaied but .xprts-
fie and t
iff'e.cito "Puck's Dance" of
ncbussj
ROUTED PRUSSIAN GUARDS
'riiosp Who Sunned Mttriiir" At
lack Won't I'orgct It, S.tyn
rtcfitn (
hen Pieinler P.hert nrdeinianj told
the Prussian (iuards Hut the, had necr
been defeated in hatile he lld. ai-cnrd-
Inu to Prhate War-
en It llullllK. i'.OSO
1 liestnut street
Private Ilulinp
who Is a metnliei of
1 ie Fifth Marines,
111 a ie cent letter to
ii lallves, alluded In
' 'i e Piemler as
et for,flful
Win, the Prus
sian tlu.irds," be
said, "were Rhen
siii h a 'wallnplnK
in the Ilelleau
Wood that thofe
wlio MllVllfll will
never fiircet It Tills
was wbeie the
standi iiilliiiK us
HI ttNO
Devil Docs Tho RUJids fell like chaff
heTore the wind, surfeiliiK sii Ii s.nrre
h'Shea that the were fenced in retreat
'I hev were as ineel, as latnbc and
hn.uin until theie was no flRht lefi in
them, btii we paid no alienllnn to then
l.aiue radium' mill eliovi those who ic
tn.i Hid ahve far in the icai
CITY HERO AWARDED MEDAL
i
(M'siiui!! v.ips serccaiit rxiirov
U.S. C. forUrarry
'I he cotnniander in-ehlef. In the nan e
of tin? PiesUlen' has awarded the
Distinguished Service t'ross to I'lrs
Sergeant .lnsoph K Klliov, T.J I
Hast l.ehlgh avenue, Philadelphia
Ull-
PMiy K ulSth Infantry, for oxtraoid -nat
5 l.eiolsm in action near tctluu
l'latice, .November 4, 1S18.
Seigeant Kllroy led a patlol of tl e
linn to Hank ,1 inaililiif-guii in m 1 '
heavv niachlne-gun file mused tin- loss
of the other membcts of the pattol He
lileked tii the automatic title- of a fallen
I con nile and be his iffectivi- and severe
11(0 tendered val ttibln aid In breaking
up 1. local eoutii ci't.tc ve h i n was
fotn ing
It Does Not
T -. r. s Q-f-- s r4 7
JLOSC O tVCtlPtll
M-aJx " v ' w&w
rNE great differ--
ence between this
original French prod
uct and its many im
itations is that the or
iginal does not lose its
strength. The very
last application of
BAUME
ANALGESIQUE
BENGUE
in severe cases of pain
is just as effective and
soothing as the first. That
is why it is so remarkably
successful in relieving the
pain of headache, lum
bago, rheumatism and the
like.
This is not a cure or a
remedy, but a reliever of
pain and as such it has
been famous for a quarter
of a century.
Get a tube today.
THOS. LEEMING & CO.
American Agentt Nevr York
Insist On
The Original
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WANAMAKER WANAMAKERAJ
Already Many Spring
the Down Stairs
at
Jan. JJxi, UlU).
A Thousand Pair of Kiddies' Shoes r
Special at $1.15 and $1.35 a Pair ,:
Shoes for all the little pattering l'eet are made of black patent leather, black kid
skin and of tan kidskin. Some of them have white tops. o
Sizes 2 to i) are $1.15 a pair.
Sizes o to 8 are SI .I55 a pair these have wedge heels. '
At $2.50 a Pair ?
shoes for children who wear sizes 6 to 2 are made of dull black leather in button style?
. Women's Shoes at Special Prices
For $3.50 a Pair For $1.40 a Pair
A woman may buy Oiocs of
Inimii kieWkin or kui.v knNkin with
Spring Slips Into Serge
and Taffeta
' ''Ml'1 vitmr
MsWSiMMk
750 Sample White Waists
Special at $1.85
Sizes lim fiom Uil to 10 in the gioup but not in each tyle
as these blouses ate lnanufactiueis' samples.
Some are of soft white voile trimmed with lace and embtoidery;
otheis are of crisp white organdie. Necks aie in V shape or square,
and much piotty luce is used.
1'lainer mode!- of voile with pique collars ate ei.v good value.
(Vlnrkri)
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Three Groups of Coats
Every One Wearing a Special Price
Some of them aie new, but others are fine coats 1 educed from
our own stock. And there nre many days ahead when a warm coat
(and an attractive one) will be a good friend.
82 Good-Lookinj'-Coats
at 815.75
arc of soft velour or of closely
woven burella with a velour
finish. They have loll collai.-.
of soft blown cone, sea'ene
fur or beaver fur cloth. Bolted
styles and all fully lined
35 Fine Coats at
$42.50
and these have all been
much higher in our own
stock. They aie of velour oi
pompom, with collar, cutT
and pocket trimmings of
sealenu fur, or with large self
collars. Some of the Win
ter's best styles and all lined
with pretty silks.
Handsome
Afternoon and
Evening: Coats
a cac full that remains
is now StiT.c'iO, which is les
than half price for most of
them. Of suerle velour, duve-
tyne, satin and velvet, handsomely ttimmed with beautiful furs.
Usually theie i only one of a kind.
New Rough-Weather Coats at $18.50
Thev aie of heavy gravish mixtuie, loosely belted, with large
lollars that button up around the neck.
( Vlnrkri)
Reduced Taffeta Frocks
for irirls of 10 years to 11 are now $12 to SIG.BO with trood choosine.
The styles at o many, and all the frocks are topped with white collars,
Tho Alwavc-ftnnrl TtWiilnHmi
t i) naJ?r00ff. ."effUiailOn
I or school, for play and for nil-time, the icgulatioti frock is
appropriate. Blue gingham regulations with side-pleated skirts aie
neat and trim for girls of lli to 10 years. ,,8.7o.
((rntrull
!
Three Specials
Mercerized White
Voile
First 35c a Yard
Soft, pretty white voile is
evenly woven and has a lustrous
finish because it is mercerized.
It is 40 inches wide.
Second 55c a Yard
Finely woven white voile is un
usually poft nnd a good width,
too 14 inches wide.
Third 75c a Yard
English voile is scarce enough
now, but quality liko this Is
almost impossible to secute at
present. It is English chiffon
voile, and 40 inches wide.
(CcnlriJ)
Wanamaker's
liltu-k lulfrUm,
Shoo of black calfskin arc vciv neat,
of ;rny l.iuSkin have cloth tops to match.
ilolli top.
1 1 hmtliull
Rotlt tuiloicd .crKe:iml enp, liistlinic
tntTctit lmvo taken on a fresh nnd
charming newness in honor of the com
'tiK of Sprinir.
Some taffeta ft oiks ate oven flaunt
nijr vuflle5?. tliat we may be certain a
new- season is near. Bodiics are quite
simple, some with cnllaio, some without,
ami hoic and theie you'll see a fcah
matkitiR a youthful waistline.
The flock that is sketched is made of
Spring weight seige, and both bodice and
skiit nre trimmed with braid. Tlie little
tucker ()f (ipoigette iiepc soften i tho
wilt. SlS.To.
Othei new Spring fiocks tit $o to $30.
No Dearth of Spring Suits!
MI soits of pretty things in seige
and wool puphn have been appearing
during the la-t few daj,. Theie is a
jonlhful suit with a bow in the back nnd
a bright blue collar and cuffs. Anothet
ha- a straight bov; coat that tells a new
tale of Spring.
&'.u to $.'i!i.7.".
tVliirkd)
ft V-
si;
It's Fun to Dress a Little Lad
in Such Delightful Suits
Here are new little middy or Oliver
Twist suits of the kind he can wear be
nenth his Winter coat right now. Some'are
made of plain chambray, others of sturdier
cotton materials in pluin colors and stripes.
They have little breast pockets, taped col
lars and ties.
The suit sketched has a fine icpp blouse
anil Copenhagen or navy blue sateen
trousers. Snteeiv by the way, is going to
be used a great deal for little boys' suits.
At $3.23.
Other new suits aie hero at $3.25 to
$3,75, and they are for boys of 2 to 6.
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Things in
Store t'
n
Shoe
It
Gleaming Wash
Satin S2 a Yard
We have been waiting for
tius shipment (and so have
many of our customers) of
flesh" color and white satin of
good quality. It is 40 inches
wide. ,
(Onlral
Striped Japanese "
Crepe 25c a Yard
These ilean, clear coloring'
.tie ever so piettv for children's
flocks, little boys' wash suits and
for kimonos for grown-ups. They,
ate fast color and the material is
vciv duiable. It is 110 inche
wide.
((fiitrsli T
A Lot of House ;
Frocks Reduced
to $3
Neat, btiaight-lino fiocks aie,
made of gingham in stripes of
blue, pink, lavender, black oV
combinations. Thev are trimmed
with plain-color chambray and
have cood pockets. Tho style is
excellent and the dresses are all
very well made.
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Special at $3 "
Warm Cotton
Filled Quilts -
Just at a time when they
will be needed thev come at?
this little ptice which is near
to Halt. i
Thev are filled with thick,
toft cotton, covered with fig-,,
tned lotton material and
scroll stitched.
A big lot of them came in,'
but theie is still plenty to
choose fiom. ,
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The White Sale q
Flowers Into More j
Pretty Daintiness '
Hustly while petticoats of cot
ton taffeta show fresh little
Oriental designs in blue, pink oil
lavender. They have elastic ak
the waist. M.50. t
White sect sucker petticoats'
ate evoi so serviceable and con-'
enient. for they need no ironing."
The full ruffles on the flounces
have underlays. $1.25. , i
Such Pretty Camisoles'
At $1 this is a surprise, be
cause they look much more than
$1 ate camisoles of white or
pink crepe do chine or of satin.
The entile tops, in corset-cover
hape, are made of imitation filet
lace. r"
Two styles at $2 havo tops of
i Georgette crepe with the lovvcui
parts of flesh satin.
Crepe VoiloNightgowns
aie (le'icately soft and the fiesli
' shade is especially attractive?
They are gracefully shirred and
show clusters of colorful Frenoli
, knots. Special at 2.50. sn
$1.25 for Envelope' "
1 Chemises
i of soft white nainsook is very
reasonable. Don't you think so?
, The casings are of the material
joined to the chemises with nar-
r0v inseitions. These envelope
chemises will launder well.
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