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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JAXITAKV 27, 1019
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mcy Wynne Hears of Orvillc
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nHAT iiluu of Marian llorivltz
ndcii' frlentlH have been much ills-
wetl to lic.ir nf the lllncsi of lier foil
lllo Horn It. Orvllle lini tiriMi t school
In Mni-MicliiiKett, mifl It appears thut
foot bcciinio Infected from tlie back of
shoe rubbing nKiilnst lili heel. Ite went
10 to .Moene Haven, l'l.i., where tho
rlcrn. are living.
hey tried nil Kltidw of remedies to nvoitl
operation, bill tho Infected fool devcl-
el Into u regular nice of blood poisoning,
a week 111:11 Inst 1'rld.iy he vvaftakeii
a special train to Tampa, l'lii., where
was operated on the following hund.iy.
inBlno It! T.impa Is one hundred and
miles from Moore Hnen, hut the
- ide It In n few hours, and the sur
, the Clordon Kellar Hospital, Dr.
ielms, who operated, s.ild the ease
trip had litually saveel the boy's
l jit was made 'possible through the
ess ol .Mr. ia) mini ueiaiio, win. cavo
, Avn private oarfor the purpose. Or-
f h father was the late George Horwltz,
remember, whoho death after a very
Illness came as such a. great shock
oclety.
arlan went down to Florida with her
e son shortly after Mr, Horwitz's death
ico what could be done with some land
owned clown there, as she was not left
iply provided for. She sold her ncatUI-
1 home out In Strafford to the Ashton
Ittlcs, and tho Walnut street house was
io sold.
Bhe did such wonderful things down In
:5oro Haven that tho Inhabitants insisted
making her their Major. Ilememhcr
ie sensation caused hero hen It becamo
own that Marian was a Mayoress?
out two years ago, that Is. shortly after
ra'Mr entttince into tno worm war. sue mar-
rfCHid "Cap" O'lirlen, a I'hlladelphlan. whoso
fUPToperty In I'lorlda was near tho Ifoiwitz
Replace. "Cap" has been 111 himself since he
lwrna muclnr,..! nut nt tho Rprv'lpp three or
more weeks ago, so poor Marian has had
Iter hands full nursing her son and hus-
The operation, I hear, has been pro-
fjiounced thoroughly successful, which must
a great relief to her.
1MOM the name you know, as well as
from your knowledge of Philadelphia,
that little Orvillc Horwltz Is a cousin of
Jlrs. William Bullitt, whose death occurred
Here last weeK. lier iunerai toon piace on
(Saturday, and her son Orvllle, I am glad
6? say, arrived In time to be present. But
What a sad homecoming for him! Poor
Allow, he's been over in Trance for some
Sie aiul was on his way back when his
SlOther died. He did not know of it, I
ltoDose. until his shin landed, unless the
72a-ilR. tnnll.lrrr.il tn ert n TVirplrss thrnllcrh.
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brvllle Bullitt married Sujle Ingcrsoll sov-
ral years ago.
lftlHK "Valentino llevue" Is gradually
f rounding up Into a finished production.
.That's the show that Is to be given on
February 8, jou know, by St. Francis
nior Allien In the ballroom of the Belle-
ue. innruo .Morgan is coacning tne gins
tn their various dances and stunts. I be-
leve us io De moro 01 a vnuacvme ims
fear. And they are going to nave me
i., "America's Answer," 'Trance
f(3Deflant," "Britannia" and "Italy Aroused,"
'Which were so well none at tno rnariiy
Ball by Brownie Warhurton, Peggy Thayer,
Sjtfrs. Jay I!. Llpplncott and Lorraine Gra-
'nam. j;acn tanieau is io do surrounneci,
I'UvVpported or accompanied by n chorus.
Rosalie Hoban is to hae an active part
i'nMho thow, as usual, and she's business
manager this ear as well.
-Mrs. J. .1 Tunne has charge of the
ushers, ICath.irlno I.oiighrnr. is directing
Ithe piogram vendors, Caiollne Horan tho
Cigarettes and Mary Hookey the flowers.
The.se 'Vendors" are always an awfully
(jur io part or a snow or tins Mini,
dt$, Sou think so.' They always seem to
?choose such pretty dresses to wear on that
hoattlculur night, and theie's something
VH.1... r...n ..!.,-.... !.... 4rn..u ..11. tl.r.
Ulliiiivsijiiu aiiiiiiii iiiufi, .,., n iiikti uiu
ribbons over the shoulders. Mis, Joseph
ttaDevltt, M.uy Fiances Kelly, Agnes
fcrgen and Kitty Schlatcr aio at the head
ilhe other committees.
Uid tlio beneficiary, of course, is St.
incis Country Houso for Convalescents,
liutd tho Convalescent He Sailors is
li'war activity of tho .i:..t. crsanUatlon.
vm
lUItnS no doubt about . , ecn if some
''peoplo haven't learned an thing bj tho
Wlir, we have taught our children thrift
na cconom.v .vnu me.v navo rereiveii mo
on. with great gilito, and hao even
ne so far as to apply it in w.is unfoic-
H b. their elders 1'or instance, jes-
da Uadih didn't line a nickel to glvo
innio when ho started out for Sunday
ol, all dolled up In his new nccklU. that
rita Clans left in his stocking last inniitl,
itJ'".lbo new gloves that Moth I mean
ita Claus gae hlni. so he handed out
me. isentue was intner worried nhout
.mucji responsibilltj, but ho put It away
efully In his pocltet mid hurried off,
note's tho cais old, by tho way.
.iWhen be came home ho marched til-
imphautly in to O.iddj, pride wiltteu In
Isletters all oer him. "See, Uaddj,"
".said, "here's your dime. I saved It for
U." , "Hut 1 gave jou that for tho iol-
itlon." Paddj piotested. "I kndw jou
nswercd his thrifty son. "but I found
TplFteitly good penny going un tho hill
MI put that lu mid saved the dime."
BS.' NAXCV .WY.NNi:.
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I j H'Le,-"-v " Kaiiiix; (laugnier nt Mi
ptn. John llainplMi ll.iniCH. nf 1817
nicy place, will give a luiulieon on
sda I'Vbruarv 5 In Honor or .Miss
Bnt (Irabmii whose ciigiigeiiipiit Io .Mi.
krd A Uncoil vwis rcientlv iiiiiiouihtiI
W' . ,. , , . ..
i.j-nnii ..un i.iiic-uiii rerfilibUlt of hU.W
(Ole apiiue Clu-sliiut Hill, will r.ui it
rjon atlrllay evening belore tho Sat.
Evening I lancing Clans, m honor of
ugntcr .miss reggj irguson
.Charles M I.pii and .Mlsa Kallirrinn
rrfturned from New York on Saturday
B" " nirn.fim HI VV est Tliorpfi
Bclr bonip in rjevriii Tiiov .....
partinenOi lit tlm Hcllevuc. Stratford
of .Mrs. S. flrlsvvold KUec. :irf t
jes. Vlllaiiova, will he glad to ktjoiv
rciurci in iroin nn attack of
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LjMiarlon I'eppcr, Jr., Is spend.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Horwitz's Successful Operation.
Vn,K. Ji'.nv n !!.;..
i initio u .-. lee e-o ijmti nun-
February 8
Ing the winter with her p.irpnts. Mr ntid
Mrs. William Hpjward Mjprs. of St. Davids
Lieutenant Prupcr Is still oversea.
Mr ami Mrs. Leonard Mnrnv or ISJ7
Spruce street, announce the PiutngeiiiPiit nf
their riaughtei. Miss Ituth Winifred Morse
and Mr. J. Frank WIIIIuiiih. of New York
Mrs. Nullum llajvvard, of St. Davids, has
received n cnhlpgriiiii atiliounclng the safe
arrival hi tlnrdeaux, France, of Miss Kstlier
I.lnjd. who sailed about two weeks iign to
do X M C A work.
Mr and Mrs Henry S (irovp. of JS Wct
Tulpehocken street Keriniiiitnvvn, will leve
early In Febmary for t'lneliurtt, N C
whero thej will spend a month.
Mrs Herbert W Warden and Mls'f Lucia,
A. Warden, of Haverford, have taken apart
ments at 1R2D Spriieo street for tho winter
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hleliard flllpli'i Wood, of
Brn Mawr, arc spending tho week In New
York
Mrs Ltlvvard Buchanan ("assail, t.r ( lies
terbrook Farm, Hervvjn, lias returned from a
visit to New York. Colonel C.i'att Is still
nt Camp Merrltt, L I.
Friends of Mrs. Morris W. Stroud, Jr, of
Hollow Tree, Vlllanova, will regret to hear
that she Is confined to tho houso with a
severe cold.
Miss Betty Brooke, of Devon, spent the
wrek-end visiting relatives in Lansdovvne.
Miss Louise Moore, of Montgnniety Inn,
Hryn Mnwr, has returned from a visit to
Mrs. H. W Bally, of Oermantovvn.
Mrs. Arthur II Tew and her son, Mr. Wa
ter Pew, of Sprlngbrook Farm. Bryn Mawr,
hav returned from the Brighton, Atlantic
Cltv, nnd will spend the winter at the Belle.
vue.Stratford
Mr nnd Mrs TMgnr S. McKalg nnd chil
dren, of Bnitnor are spending the winter
with Mrs MeKalg's parents, Mr and Mrs
Howard B l'n nch, nt their home, 2n:i
Spruce street
Vls i:ther Worthlngton, of Wavne, will
he In town on Wednesdnj- to spend a week
with Mrs Itobrrt Kmott Hare, 400 South
Twenty-i-econd street.
Mrs. Jeffrey A Stone, wife of Captain
Stonp, of New York, has been spending some
time with her parents, Mr and Mrs. IMvvard
Sickles, of 3:0C Diamond street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mver A. Ooldherg, of S75t
Pfflo street, nnnounci tho engagement ot
their daughter. Miss ltoo floldhiTg, and Mr.
Jack Kutner, also of this city.
Miss Katharine M Judge, of 2i;s Wallace
street, gave a dlnwr on Frldnj evening nt
her home In honor of her sister, Miss Mar
garet V. Judge, and Mr. V. Straker Law ton.
of Montreal, Can, whose wedding took
place todav nt noon. There were twelve
.iddllion.il guests.
The Pennsylvania Women's Press Associa
tion has issued Invltntlons for the nnnual
luncheon nnd reception on Saturday, Feb
ruary 15, at the Hotel Adelphii. The guests
of honor will be Captain William Ashley
Andeison, the hero of four wars, who has
been called the modem Kdgar Allan Pop,
nnd Miss Phjllls Walsh, who has jut re
turinil from France. Mrs. Harriet H.ijden
Fiuck, Dr Alice M Seabrook, Miss Mary
Allen Cnlev, Miss Agnes M. N. Howell. Miss
Florence D. Walsh, Miss Sarah H I'lrlch,
Dr Lllzabeth Sn.vder, JIIss M. F.thel Burk,
Mrs. Sara L Oherholtzer, Dr. Ruth Clement,
Miss Jane A. Stewart, Miss Ida Bills Turner,
JIIss A. Bdlth Mejerc, Dr M A Wnrlow,
Miss Clara T. Bandnll, Miss Fanny F.
Kingsbury, Mis D. H. Dnvelin, Dr Alice M
Norton, Miss Bmllle Krlder Norrla, Miss
Dora Adele Shoemaker, Miss Htta Haley
Osgdod, Mrs ltonore Walsh, MKs Amanda
C. Wilson nnd Miss Anna M. Wlrth form the
committee In charge
MISS MARGARET JUDGE WEDS
'WctMiiift Today at.IS'oon in Church of St.
IVancis Xavier
An Interesting wedding took plnca at
noon todav lu the Church of St Francis
Xavier, Twenty-fourth and lireeii streets,
when Miss Margaret Veronica Judge, of 2118
Wallace street, nnd Mr. H. Straktr Law ton,
nf Mnntrial. Canada, were married by the
Rev Joseph F. O'Kcefe. The bride will wear
her traveling suit of taupe cloth trimmed
with sealskin, a taupe hat Io match and a
corsage bouquet of orchids. Her slsier, MNs
Katharine M. Judge, will bo her only at
tendant The hitter will also wear a fur
trimmed cloth suit of taupo of u darker
shade, and a hat to match.
Mr. William J. , Judge, of Atlantic Cltj.
the brlde'H brother, will ho best man. The
etrttnoiiy will be followed bj- a breakfast
at the Rltz-Carlton. The biidegrooni and
bride will spend the remainder of the winter
in Florida nnd will be at homo in May In
Montreal.
I lourtnwu Plans Memorial
The Flout town Fire Company has acquired
at a cost of $75UO a nine-acre tract of land
on the Bethlehem plkf, just across tlie nortn
crn ell j- line, and will dedicate a portion of
tho acreage as a perpetual memorial to tho
men who have entered tho service from that
see lion. The planting of memorial trees is
under advisement The tract taken over Is
known us the Ldwln Cressninn property. An
Initial pa incut has been inadi' on the pur
chase and tho volunteers mo raising tho re
mainder bj popular subscription
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I'lioto b PhnlO'Crafleti.
MHS. HKNRVD.JUMP
Wife of Major Jump, M. II, C, of 16JI
dirtier avenue, who litt jut been re
appointed head of the Third Federal Re
nerve District in the Victory Loon, which
opens in April
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A proup of jomif: miiM(i.in who will ilnulitlc lie heard of in musical as well as social cirdes in llie ve.ir to tome. 1 fir Junior
Mu-ic Club of the Main Line held it meeting ,, ,s,,inrclas t tlir- home of Dr. ami Mrs, Hiihunl orn ilm-e in the putiire
are Helen llen, Man lljltr, Klejnor Clark, Maiip (.liunrr, Muriel Hodpp. I.oui-e Norris, YfrpiiiM "Wris im.i 1'r.itt. Mary Car
roll Knlin, Klaine Siplec, Carroll ienier, Aiirc llriinliit, l)nll Duane. Dorothj Ilo.lpe, Florence Mnhell, Helen Cli.m.c, Mar
garet Jojce ami Helen Miihell
MUSIC TEACHERS HOLD
OPEN MEETING TONIGHT
Dr. Waldo Selden Pratt, Hartford
Theological Seminary, Will
Address Members
I'r. Waldo Selden I'ratt. professor of music
and hmnnlngy at the Hartford Theological
Semlnarv. will speak nn ".Musicianship" at a
public meeting of the. Philadelphia Musiu
Tenchers' Association this evening. Tlio
meeting will 1m held nt S o'clock In the
Presser Auditorium, 17H Chestnut street
Tho prngiam will alco Include 11 group of
songs liy Xlchol.is Douty, nccomp mlcd In
JIIss Acnes Chine Qulnlnii Mr. Douty will
comment upon tho musical charade r of tho
songs
The association will hold a special meet
ing Mondav evening, February 17 Dr Har
lan Fpdegrnff, professor of educational ad
ministration nt tho Cnlverslty of Pennsl
vanln, will discuss means eif raising tho
teachers' Income.
Doctor Fpdegrnff has made nn exhaustive
study of this subject, which will bo open
for general discussion after the address On
tho same evening a program of Irish music,
ancient ami modern, will be given by JIIss
Agues Chine Qulnl.iu, pianist-composer.
Jlrs. Frances Klllott Clarke is president
of the Jluslc Teachers' Association for 1019
Other olllceis arc Horatio Connell and
John F. IJraun, vico presidents; Miss F. L.
T Seahury. seen tary ; Stanley JIuchamp,
treasurer. The following are members of
the executive committee I'erley Dunn Aid
rich, Jlrs. (!. C Anthony, JIIss A. C. Harrow,
JIIss Frames Ilroek, Jauits Francis e'onke,
Henry ,S Fry, John ilrolle, Jliss Adelalilo
Lane, Jl.iurlts Leefson, Charleton L. Jtur
phy, Jliss ;. A Price, .Miss Agnes Cluna
Qulnlan, JIls.s Hlsle W. Rulon, Ilurton Scales
and .Mrs. D. D. Wood
FILMS TO PORTRAY
TURKISH CRUELTIES
Barbariticn in Armenia to Be
Shown Here by Relief
Committee
Tim stoiy of Turkish ciuelly lu Armenia
will be told at the- advance showing of t lie
film. "Ravished Ainiinla." In the Itpllevue
Stratford ballroom net Friday night, and
Saturday afternoon and evening. The pro
ceeds villi be applied to Armenian and S rlan
relief
.Mrs Cciiirp 11 Lot liner beads the loe.ii
ionunlttp in charge and her associates are
.Mrs J. Willis Jlarlln. .Mrs George Wharton
Pepper, Mis. Cornelius Stevenson, Jlrs H T.
Stolesbury and Mrs Joseph 13 Widener Al
though n Hiihhcriptlon event, admission Is
entirely hv Invitation
Tho real put pose of I hi' tllm Is not to t.ilse
funds, according to Jlrs Lonmer. Tho pic
ture has been loaned liv the Annenlaii and
S.Mian relief ceiniinillep to the local women
that Plilladilphliins may learn at llrst hand
what practices tlm Turl cmiilo.ved III his
b.irhai Ism lu Armenia
Thn principal role Is taken by n native
Annenlaii girl. Aurora Jlarillganla'n. who was
subjected to vicious crulely for two eais
after the Turks overran her country She
was lescued liv missionaries and sent to this
countrv Sho related IncldeniH of her treat
ment In the hands of the Turks to JIIss Nora
Willi), a Philiiililplilan, who wrote the scenario
of "Ravishcil Armenia ' The seventcen..veai
.old Aimeni.iu girl tlien portraje-d herself in
tho role created b the author in the eight
reel picluie
JIIss Wain was cutci Mined hv Jlrs l.o.
liner at the lallei s homo In W.vncotc jestei
day. DOCTOR CADBURVS POSITION
Has Oppo-cel All Militarism, Not I'vcepting
Ccrmanj's
Dr. Ilenrj Joel Cadbur, of llnvvrford.
Pa, lesents tho Insinuation of pro-Germanism
ni.iele hv the Inclusion nf Ids name In
the "Who's Who In Paclllsm," prepared bv
Archibald Stevenson, of the Jlllllnry Intelli
gence IJuie-au, and submitted to Congress,
In nn interview following tho publication
of the "Who's Who in Pacifism," Doctor
Cndbury said "The charge of pro-German-Ism
is untrue. I am American born, of Hng.
llsh descent For eighteen months I have,
given a large amount of my timet to the
Interests of civ lllnn relief In France As a
Quaker, I am, conscientiously opposed to ail
militarism Gernianv's not excepted"
Hy it typographical eiror, overlooked until
n late edition, Doetoi Cndbur's statement
was made to read "Germany's now excepted
In the liUMMi Pi-nt.ii- I.kihikii of Saturday
TO CIIKKR GUSNSI Dl-f 'BOYS'
llesldents of Gleusido will give a fitting
reception to Olensldo heroes when they come,
home At a meeting In Justice's Hall a com
mittee was chosen to make plans for n
parade, h piogram of speeches nnel a linn
eiuet for service! men Tlm banquet will he
prepaieel bj the mot lit rs of Olenslde. 1
S Karl Hoover was appointed chairman
V'rank N ltennltiger, viee chairman, ,Ms,i
Ada Italser. treasurer, and Walter 'au
Archdalen, trcretary
The nvr.Niso ruin.io Lrnnr.n will bo
glad to receive announcements of
engagements, for tho Society Page, pro.
vidliig tho engagements may ho verified
Notices should bo vviltten on ono side
of tho paper nnd must ho signed with
' full namo and address uud telephone
number. Send notices to Society
Kdltor, KVKNlNa Pt'iiuu M.ikii.u, G06
Chestnut 6trc6t.
MEMBERS OF JUNIOR MUSIC
Si
THE READER'S VIEWPOINT
Letters to the Editor on Topics of General Interest
Critirifcs Prohibitionist,' Methods
To thr 1'tHlnr of thr .Ve-nine; I'liMle' I.erlgrr:
Sir A letler lu our issue of Jnnunrj' 25,
signed Charles 11 Durcn, holds forth against
all thosf) wlin elirter with the prohlliitlonlsts
on the meriTs or expeillency of prohibition.
Well, well' So, along with nil tho other:
rules, regulations and restrictions whlen
most of us havu gladly accepted during the
last twelve ijs, we are now to have a curb
put upon evpiesslng our opinions I havo
not nntli-ed any great reticent e In the puhllei
or private speech of that narrow-minded,
bigoted lot of Intoli rant prohibitionists but,
of course., thev are privileged per.ins and no
one hns a right to oppeiso them
I fully agree with Jlr. Duryeic that s6 to
in per cent of this country's area Is dry
doubtless more thin that nnn nlwas hns
been I should say that nt least 30 per cent
of the nrei of the- Fnlled Stntes consisted of
fields, rivers, lake1), prairies, vnlU-vs. moun
tains nnd forests, but what has that got to
do with the population? I vrould like the
ihanco to wager that the overwhelming
majorities' for prohibition in the legislatures
of i,iich States as Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky,
I'lUlslana, JIarylanil. Ohio, Wisconsin, etc.,
would be spectllly vvlpeel out In a referendum
where a mini coulel vole as he thought with
out fesir of being held up as a criminal by
preachers nnd nutl-saloon organizations.
As for corrupt politics, the gang and ma
chine rule of the hlg cities has nothing on
the methods by which the prohibitionists
tolsteel this obnoxious amenelment on the
country and Jammed It through the Statu
legislatures by threatening political ruin to
tho men who voted ngalnst it
KlflLUtD S HUNT.
PhlHdelphla. January St.
P. S I don't suppose ou wilt publish this
letter .because It Is against piohlbltlon
Fair Deal for iNVpr"
o thr I'.tlitor of thr ,'i rnlny l'ublir .ciyei
Sir Jlr. Wllnier Atkinson does his own
raee as well as the negro race a srv U e in
his letter In Saturdav's LEIieinn Not only
wire there no Jim c'low triuchis In France,
there was no Jlnierowlsm to France except
ns carried then bj the Americans And
et tho Ameilcans ale m.iMug the most
nolso iihnut "dt'iuoi r.icv " It is sheer Helve
foi America to assume to lie a beacon to
all the world while! virtual slavery exists In
many pirts nf the South, whllo emr Supreme
Court wraps Its unctuous self in a g.etli of
technicalities where the elimentar.v rights of
, ten million negroes are concerned and
where eve'ii here In the N'orth the negro
Is denle-il civil and lniluslrl.il fair ilcalmg
The State branch eif the National Associa
tion for the Aelwiuccmcnt of Colored People
Is about to launch a campaign for the passage
through the I.eglslatuie of n deeent ilvil
r.ghts bill We Invito .Mr Atkinson and all
other goeid citizens to Join us in this great
work Governor Sproul has written us that
he is tlioioughly In hj mp.it hy with siieh a
bill and will work for its passage Is It not
time that Pennsylvania resumed her place
as the center of American hberalltv nnd
fair dealing toward the colored man.' Tlm
negro asks no favois He Is entllled to a
sipiaro deal .1. .MAN ItAUHCIt.
West Philadelphia. January 21.
Smoke Out Spurious Warriors
To thr Htlltor o the IU rnimj Public I.rrtucr;
Sir Now that the army Is being demob
ilized nnd men tiro returning to their homes,
a duly devolves em all good soldiers and on
nil good citizens, that of ellscredlllng the unl
foniied faker who Is beginning to Infest our
streets
'I lie War Department has permitted men,
nn illsrhnrgp, to wear their uniform for a
period of four months During this tlmo no
military control can be exere'lscel over tin.
wearer, and nothing icmalns hut his own
elf sire to reflex t credit on the service and
on his country by wearing that uniform
wortlill.v It Ih unfortunate that there are
men who wear tho uniform but who elo not
possess tho real spirit of the service
It is n fact I hat men who have never been
out of thn eountrv (through no fault of their
own, It Is Hue. but who, nevertheless, havo
never served abroad Lire wearing "ovei seas'
caps, gold service ehevions, wouuel chevrons,
campaign ribbons and ribbons for valor
medals. Such decorations niav be purchased
at any store, nnd these frauds are, palming
themselves off as i plumed "heroes," to lie
eelve the public and to bask lu the sunshlno
of popular favor
There can bn nothing more contemptible
than this Jlen of this typo have never been
soldiers, notwithstanding their enlistment
They are not of the typo which went "over
tho top" and which braved the elnnger or
tho trendies and of No Man's Land! Thev
nre fakers, puro and simple, a "cold-footed '
class for whom the true soldier and every
honest citizen should have nothing but abso
lute contempt Anv mini who weais any
elccoratlonH to whlcli ho Is not entltlcel makes
a mockery of the honestly earned rovnrn
of the realt soldier and pines ,e premium
upon chlcnner.v and eleceptlon
livery community In our great land should
smoke out theso spurious warriors nnd sub
ject them to the ridicule whleh their efforts
merit. AN OFFICHIt
Spartanbing. S "', January ss.
Vrrfrs From the Front
To thr KilUor of the Kvrning Public l.cilgri
Sir if it would not b too much trouble)
I would like to nsk ou to publish a llttln
poem for mo and my pal, which wo wrote
wheh wo were relieved nt tho tiring lino In
the, Argonno Forest. Jt Is ns follows:
I'.iiei iinllmi "10"
Or n chilled October eve. ncath a feeble)
randlo llglU. Nit a half-dozen soldiers tell
Ins tnlfii that autumn night One nmong
that half-dozen, fair coinplexloncel, named
O'lirlen, who let a shout that broke tlio
silence- HV.U'IATION "19 Wo aro onlv
few in number, siarcely more than com
pany form, It's the Him who moves by
thousands, we by grit that Is Inward horn.
That U told by our Insignia, Mercury staff
CLUB
(it Is our own). Mercury was the speed
guide of old Greec.i and inn lent Home. I
hjvet often heard It whispered. "Oh he Is
a JI C man. but I wonder If thev know
that lip carries i I imus llveu so there
Is nn one el lug from the worl; tint must
be done, it will surely make us better
bovs for the d.evs when the war Is won
Itut now vie are here on orders and orders
we must obey, whether from the lowest
lionennimiskininil miner or direct from tlm
F. S A We ii ie here to elo our little)
task and the mighty work that was h.
gun and behind our genial lutnnel. The
work Is easily done from ninth, ftoni south.
fioni i.ist, fioni west, threnigh mud, through
slime, through hell, where'er the Clod on
High permits we villi wade fur Colonel
Pell (our loimiiaudcr) Whether we aio
to stay In tortured France er sweep bevond
the Ithlne, the mighty clarion volio arose.
HVACI'ATlDN "4!i "
Written and composed bv Private Wil
liam J Scanlon. 'if-M Nassau road, Phila
delphia, Pa, and Pilv.ite George Phimmi r,
Fl.i" North Ninth stieet, Philadelphia, P.i
Thanking )oii In advance If jmi will pub
lish this poem, wi remain our sincere
friends HILL AND GLOIhii:
.Mentone, France, January -.
i Deaths of a Day
MRS. II.B.KRPHART
Mother nf Supreme Court Justice ami Stale
Trea'urcr
Jlis II.lt Keph.irt. who was slrle ken with
paialjsls em Wiilnesd.iv while sitting In tho
Palm Ileum of the Heilevue -Stnetford. died
vcierelay in hi r ap.iitments at Hip hotel
She was s(.,.iv four )cars old
Jlrs. Kephart mine to nils e-.ty several
weeks ago from her home In Cambria Count v
to visit her son, .liibticu John W. Kephart,
of tin tsuprome Court
Othir sons of .Mrs Repliant nie Harmon
JI. Kephart, Stale Treasurer, and Colonel
Samuel A. Kephart, of the Flitted States
nun). The only surviving daughter lb .Mrs
Dudley Tate Hash), of Pittsburgh, whoso
husband Is In tho engineering department of
the Pinnsjlinnla lt.illro.ul.
Jlrs. Kcphnrt's husband was a lieutenant
In the Civil War and elu-il about forty years
ago The bod) of .Mrs Kephnrt was shipped
to her home In Cambria Counlv shortly afier
her death
Harlan l'ape
II.iiI.iii Page known as a titiancm until
his l'tlrement, tlirie vears'ago, died jester
da) at his home, Allen's lane and Greene
stieet. Chestnut Hill He was lu his sivt.v
tiftli .:r. Thiee ears ayo he suffereil u
stroke of p.u.iljsls, hut hw death came sud
elenlv Jlr Pago was bom in Kent, Conn.
JI.iv J 4. 18.11.
Among other positions that he hehl Jlr
Page was pieslilent eif Uiei Abrasive Material
Compnii) preslilctu of ihe Abr.T-as Company
and direiior eif the Fnlon National Hank.
His clubs wne the L'nlou League, the Phils
delphla Cricket Club, the Ge rmantovv u Crick
et (luh and thn Pose 'I rei., Il.idnor and
Pickering Valley Hunt 'lutis
Ills widow, his daughter, JLs Jessie It
vcvnnvty op jii sn
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
t tiopotl) srnKOWHKI. (onaudor
rrtipvv ai ti:un()ov. t wi .vnv n at s nn
SATl'IHIW liVIIMNC, PIIIIHI VIIV I APHIS
cunt conri : m At.pnn.vsi: i-atiiaui.m;
or Ihe Paris Op. ra
sololnl V ltr-nrl Caailesud V lale el Vmmir
( HA1 SSOS Svenrhonv
M HVIIPP l.rt I r.-lRrt1le! rlx S.llomri
LDIlK.sy.lTI sui0 f,)r Viol, el Ainuur and
Orr lie-lr.l
f lIAIIItllllt Oiertur. tn 0rn,lriini '
I'liUels HI Kepiw s 111'! e hmtnul itri.t
WALNUT
OK A Sit Mat ,
MatH Jucs Thum ,
to M 00
The Season s
Hlg CenicrJ
III'.
"Tlie Very Idea"
mint wr.r.K si:ts sow
wr.r.K si:ts sow
TWIN BEDS
V
llelur-n
of
l.uieliler
wirit Lois HOLiov and t-ri:r'ii, ( vsr
B7'V. KEITH'S THEATRE
MME. MARGUERITA SYLVA
hoeTliiilltiUiill) I tin," I'rliui I),, t.n i
John Hyams nnd Mclntjio I.eila
M nnd !"ar.n MMm.m J iinur. I ueas an i Co
nnd Other Ills Feature,, " ' lo
Minitoi'ot.rrvN opkuv iioTbR
MelropollUlll Oper,c TueSi J?v p L . At
e timpani N V " v-"' n
BARBER OF SEVILLE
,vinie; iiernii'-i. ,"""'"", ""' usi Kelt e flrxc
tippeuratifet Pe l,n, a. MHtdnnrs Mill UflH e nTl
I'eipl hvi110KCIsinui Wan u'-li:'4, na'eT.r
'MVlTllMV OP Ml Ml" V.xt ThursiUj'-.j k ,-
lrj?: "ie C0L- w- A. BISHOP
''"'' i.n u.i.i sntAir.ii uicrirtp
"Air Fighting in Flanders Fields"
,1 Meat J in yi ,Vl nn
ll'ppe's. lug
e'lir.ries inuwi r jrel
."war leu
Dancing
CORTISSOJi
HAKi.it iir.pn.
ir.:'n chtnut su
Trlvate ltton eUlly 3" A M to 1 p, jj
7jTOYKT LAnii:Mr.vttTTonAv
jv-Rinut hi sm s- An All-Star Cast
finPUEUM Matinee 'lomorraw. l.V, -.'.v
VjUriliJUlil Kn,.. 1.V Vr, 3.1c f.Oe
inn vvinos or Tin; CAiinAiii: patoii
T)
l.ll .1 liriurn ni iiAli I'l.nieiM) In
uKiii.rc in' m n.nviiiukik j'AjtM
numont's MI.NKntCI.H. Arch eT. uih Rn,
LUmoni 8 llnritalii Mat. Toeta), in."
O-StV;
tVIII fiiAieiiii'.j.' Aei.n iiiai UUT
latitj1at Niairr
Page, and his fon Hobrrt llolmra Page
survive The funeral tunuurim will be pil
vatc. Prof. WiNou M. loulk
Prore-.'or Wilson JI Peiulk. Stale b sietriau
and aichlvpi eif West Vliglul.i elleil nt
i h.irlcHlnti, W a. on Satiiretav l'iofesnr
I'oulk, who war well known In educational
clreles III Ihe Hast, was n niillve of Penn
ijltniiln. Hi wjs born In C,ieeniM;lli', Pa ,
III December. Idto.
1'rofet.seir Kniill. ,n n gtaduiile of lile-k-uuoii
College lie Ferved ni tiadiii.irter of
Hi Luke's Acadeinv, at Itrooklvn, N. V. :
iiriidmiiNter of Ihe I'ligbv Acadeni, III Wll
uiliigloii. Del, and m suprrluti'iideiil of thn
Milage e hooln of Pirdinont. V. Vie, and
Hiiiillngtiiii, '.i
Ills homo was let Peirt Priinit Mel . whrre
Hie funeral will be held todav lit 11 n't lock
Profiteer I'oull. H rill lived bv bli widow,
who wan .l Kale Houtl, and Mine e lili
ebe n
Mls lil.l W.lllpll
Mis Ida Waiigh noleil noiliait pauilrr,
I'linber of tile Peiiusvlvalii.i Aeadenij of Hie
!' tie Arls tend eif a Phll.idetphl l fiiuil noteel
fni its artlt. tiled siielileiih .''aluiday at
brr home, 1M.1 Part vltirteetilh strict, New
V.ul,
Mle Wallgh was the elaughler of the lale
Samuel II Waugh, a prominent p.ilntrr of
'bis cltv and of Jlrs Waugh. herself it
painter of miniature s of no mean tepute
Slip was tlio winter of Knderlek J iiugli.
Hie lands! ape find marine palntei
Mlw AV'aiigh's prltielpel painting llagar
and Ishiu.ii I. ' now the prope-rtv of the Penn
Mle.iliU Ai.ldeniv of tlm Plue Art. .lltr.ee ted
favniable attention when llrst exhlblteel In
ihe I'reneli Malon 111 1SS She had slnee
I'Vlithllid examples of he r work at Phll.idtl
Phi.e, Chicago, Cliicliiuatl and New Voih. In
New York her portrait of Pr. Paul J Sai -lain
won tlm Norman W. Dodire prlre nt tin
National Ae'.ide m. of Design in lH'ifi Jlls
W .Migli win a student at the Academe Julien
and the Ai.nlemy lieleelue, In Pans
l.ii'ulen.inl Ralph 11. blirom
Junior Lieutenant Italph II Shrom C S
N It 1', elleil .vestereliv III his home, 17 11
North Se-ve nteeiith Mree-t, of pneumonia ele-
Vedopeel frnlll Itltlueni.l
Lleiititiant s;hrom rtiliptce! Ill the naval
reserve early la"t summer, but wiet nut
eielleel to the servile Until lie lober lie was
taking n course at tlm Naval Jleillial I'ol
bge In Washington preparatory te going
aboard u lighting ship when the armistice
w:m slgueel
'Ihe limm nam was bom In lailisin pa
thlrtv-.s-eicn years ago, the t-nti of S u ih anel
the lale William Shrmii He vias graduateil
from Jefferson Jleillral College In I 'lot and
ll.'lll he'CIl lir.lltiCillg lu tlltS ' ItV t-itue ele-
voting inoM of his time, to Mirgeri He h
survived bj bis niotbe r and widow to whom
lie. was inairieil September "5, 1111 II. wan
a number er the Philailelplii i I'oiintv M.ih
ml Society and Our Lady of M ie v i ailnho
Church.
rrceleriek Amlicrg
Kredirbk Amberg, one of Phil,n!e Ipliui h
most ardent winkers for public pT.iv grounds
dleel ut bli lesidence, "in North I hirle, titn
street, jesti relay, at the age of miii-hiii
enrs.
Jlr. Atnbeig was on. of Ihe lirnt i iimi
of Philadelphia tee realise the iinportnii. e oi
public ilagrouniN and after several vears
of earn-st pleading, Jlr Amberg Willi a few
olbir cltleiis persuaded ettv olTIcials to turn
several vftant site's Into lee reunion sites
Jlr. Amberg was bom In (7t ruiany in ISIS
nnel came to the t'nlled Stales when a voutli
Ho came elirevtly lo Phlladelplii.e and ban
lived here until taken by death Minrtlv
aftiT his arrival at this c'ty ho becamo a
citizen
The funeral services will b. held from his
lato resilience Woelncsday afternoon In
terment will be private.
muki:t
sriu:i:T
vnov t;
lorn
II l M
Ti)
) 1 1 .-,
this vv i.i:k by i vi
exci.isivu rm.sT i'nt:si:NTVTiON
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
fetory of Our Own S i h hm.J
A ROMANCE OF
HAPPY VALLEY
stam.lv con-ciiht oiii-iir.s-riiA
lrerplH from Hoi. ill llueMl'
OIIOAN IIKI'II l. UVII.V tl Ttl 11 15 A M
.Ne-t We-e-ll MIHM V TVIMVDl.l. In
nn: HLviiT or vvtrroNA
A'HTt Altrqitlton I'rlnia Pireu Vhowinr;
PALACR
lo V VI Tl 11 P. P VI
TOUVV. reiVIDIlUOVV AND VV I.lNtUAV
GABY DESLYS
W Iio Ha fSalnrii Internit'imutl l'am Appear
in K IuhIv I'ir-.i simwnir- of
"INFATUATION"
Tliurs. Prl, S.H VV'AII.Vir, mill) in
Initial I'ri'ientattlem of rill: in ll
Stl VV . . U N V.IMOV V In TV i: Poll BVh"
A R C "A "D "I A
riUTM i in:i)w- ir,iii i-
io a m t.'. .. :: 4.1. r, 4-.. 7 4'.. o.io r m
BY REQUEST
nd in ortniin to e rovivtoovrn
TllOPSiNt)sl PVAfU.i; TO oain
ADMISSION LAST HKHK
LOUISA M. ALCOTT'S
"LITTLE
WOMEN"
WILL HE CONTINUED
THIS ENTIRE WEEK
I'OSl IIV I I V I VST M. DVV
Next Week l.ell Is Hl;.N.Nsc.N In sidMu
lbirUa of tlio I liar-i .r.,i Pmmm
VICTORIA MW
PIPT Vhoir. l II
!. riND NI)
. , ,,.-., .1 i.e.iv
Annette Kellermann
in 111 n N 01 imp. si:v
Nevt VVeu I he.a Uarei In I lie .she t-v II
REGEW'"".tt ,T,
IIP. MMADMl"
vrviiM t Miirn-r
,, , vi 11 Nipiin
'I V It to 11 p 1
CONTINTOrs
VAVDnvii.i.i:
"OH. YOU STORK"
t II III.ONIH.I 1 A l ei OIIII.CS
CROSS KEYS vmikki'"!,?-!,;,,,,, Mlu
a" 7 .1. !i p. vr
SAX YEE TROUPE
BROADWAY ini ni7T.,,7 w b
CABARET DE LUXE"" "
;?.:o-?tsM "LITTLE WOMEN"
RIVOLI
ti.'D AND (s itoll
MONsn:u Dm ni.i: him.
Owlnie 10 riiMMinu itopiilnr rlrrnNi l e will
ilmw 'I(V1J. rmiiurron nJ plnriJay
"The Common Cause"
lhdi r-n.llenal film of tin nr nl el, ir,r.
lei'ther veiili thet rira eirtrici foatuio
Claret Kimball Younc
In Till: IIOAH Tllltt TIIIJ DvriK"
t Week -CIAIIV PnSIAH ll, I.NPAIIAIIO.N"
I OCl JST "f,-'D"V, i-onTiH1
LUV-UJ I 1 ,ao, a ..-in, nr) ,
Marguerite Clark nrrin
Next Week LITTLE WOMEN
wiTin:usipoo.N iiaITl tips uu 7 n "
CHARLES F. AKED
ri.tlltnVMAN ,I MTIIOm
"The Gospel According to Oliver
Wendell Holmes: mil tioti-ni. op a
w,TicKi:Tp-r.i,,:,IL4AN'-n
W&m
n MPs
CHARITY'BODY APPEALS
FOR HELP; LACKS FUNDS
llipli Com of Living nnd Influenza
Kpidnnic Tlirratcu lis
1'Aistrncc
'Ih. (soiieti for Organlrlng Charity has Is
sufd a ,all for help The high con of living
and the aficrmaih of the intltienia epidemic
have sct the eeti expense, for rcc( up
to more than Jtn.finn ,, inmuh. omccrn ot
Hip t-oileiv pav tint lu the coming months
H Is lll,ele to fare the mort eiilli-ult problems
"f Its hi-tory
The greai il-e in the cost of living ,. .1
the influenza epidemic havp e-nornioUr-li m
'reared Hie evpnidltures of tile So. Ie t for
'rg.inli.iiig I'liarliv." hj,, the appeal AI
Ihoiigl, new eonlrlhutiirs have been added and
although nlil eoiitrlbulois have for the most
pari liberillv lenewrd tlielr intunl glfl-e Ihe
V!.'il!.''v. ""mired to , itr on tho work win.
linn families ,, niaiith Inn not be en rexelved
In Noieinber. Dtrrmlier nnd .liitiuaiv
Hie moiiiht In vvhli'li inos-t money it obtilneet
b.nely eiimiKh funds hnve- lire u Tiiiiiiiliulcd
i meet etirtent nefelj, ami thn ' h been
no aii'Utmilailon of meniev ', ,,,, Um
work through tlio fepring iiunuri
When i,e eipls nie leluiVMHln.il it, bllilge"
for I'thruaiv ealls rnr $1'iiiimi with only
ST'iOn n, m;),! Wr callllo, lrJlc fljr t lmltftl
brtlei iueisp.it i t, iilflr- tlllllltlix.
Tin -oiieie iheiefoie f.ei eH II most sei itilis
situation, one whnh Is ,e threat agalnsl Hie
niillllllauii of l servlee e families III
ehilrers- "
pint vii:i I'liivs piiiu.viosr tiiij.mih.h
FORREST LASLx
ii....i n.i .s. WED. & SAT.
POSITIVELY
LAST WEEK
Victor Herbert Conducts
Tomorrow Night
'.-I-.-. .... Kr vv fiit.Niii:n s
ViOOD I Ml'M" VI. i.iVIIII'V sr.N-SVTION
DYK! ! CU3Kll
i msgfi
YORK
mmi
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WEEK
Next Week
Seats Thur3.
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Of XOlltll, iH'HIItV,
hiirm nn! Io lt
1 s Ilnpi m ) of
7" AuKint'nteii
nr lifjtr.i
(tn colM car In
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BROAD NOW JW
Ilroad un I l.e ,i Ava'ci
iativi:i:h
U UI A SAT.
9Ullo!vere'5o'it!
vi.vuiNi, rviiivnoiiv lapoh
MriMrs C0BURN -rWiene
The
Sctler'Ole
with
A covii;dv
WITH VII HW
&s uia qui
IU.S.T Mi:.VI.si ( 30.
I'Ol VVI.I) MVT
GARRICK 'fBtii
1 tiftnut ni Jiitiiiier mats vvrn n sat
TREMENDOUS TRIUMPH! '
-"HV A lIAIUlls I'Hl;si;.NI'
A
'nn: pi .nmi:-jt
VMPHICAN
1 i)Mi:v in
iti.e i:.nt rcAiiH
Tailor-Made Man
WITH
GRANT MITCHELL
vnii 1111. iniii.iSAi. vi:v vohk e'vs,i
ltilllll I ItlDAV Ki:il Till 11I 1 I.".
III'. vt'lOHs. PI Nil III. NI. FIT SUA IS NOW
I'llll l)Ct I'HIA's I.PADINe, THPVIIIUS
diiii.i'I'iiin i.i.i: ,v j j mii m:iri
tor the. PI Its r TIMi: In PhiimielphiA
'inn i. i.. 1 , ae me
ADELPIII THEATRE
l-fln f. I'o 1 In Vs.,i. ntiuti VMlh Ho
1 ne.per VIikiu. , Will Preenl
"WHY MARRY?"
Ili IIrHtfe.nl I'ev.r ,I'r. I i n, I, William
e inn .n v i, ih VSTCill THI..VIIM. IN VI
t'rol . 11 in ,. 1 1 e ,et Intael
liu'ludinjj NAT C. GOODWIN
Klrnuml lire.."'. I.oiua Houii. Krurii l.HivforJ
l.fimur.l MuUh I uuixe llanjolph
nnel Anne Murnson
NOTE: ' vh 'l'"r " "". iinardcJ th Ce-
l.iiiibli t niierslej Pulitzer I'run
the rl pla proiii.e I ilurinu thee fur
CHESTNUT ST." Vi'i-lT" ""
IKH SK at x 10
l'&Z.s'" 50c to $1.50 - -
1 ips r riML vt $1 .mi
2 Weeks Onlv ,'01' Mvr- wkdnkmjw
m "tet r , miI'iiV1'8 "
M.WI..M' VII Ml-VI. fOMCOV
rrav nf rilin nnri
AVrtil Dr. i-ii tleautieq
"V!,;, SHUBERT THPvinn
T AST 6 DAYS
L- $ I MAT. WED.; MAT. SAT.
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.ti I ti Dtn'ju i hortiH
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S-r V 11 WlKllls prre..,.p
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iMUll'l IN inn N.VrilVNs. l.f.ee.
Lower .''kikxdly i;'i:mi'i;s
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Willi
I'll Mtl.l.s, WI.NNINlll',11
loiinr.srr puinvv pi.ii 7ih. hi i -,
III., ai'IJIUB' IT Nl) IICN-IUTT HIJAls Now
ACADI.MV IIP VII SU ,
Boston
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RACHMANINOFF
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II-Tpet., tun I'hcitnut Utrctl,
Aniphlthrutre, .'.ie'.
Symphony
Orchestra
lll'Ntll ltUAlP.
Coii'lu'tor
Dancing M,'V8"
Mrs. Jeviie P. C.Miller
stniit St,
Dances
1HIHAV AND hA'ILIIPAV
1 roni ti to 11! i, m
rnvate Lessons
nM rnorio am.'i o n i vi
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