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lint that is hardly enough for the
retail mcrchduti and tho luxury tax
collectors,
A girl may be sixty If sho is tiny.
If she Is big at fifteen, sho in.tr bA a I Jipv wif. v
Tho taxr on luxiirlts is nil women's
is no age limit lor rls, only slice, and
retailers dare not Issue n statement on
gun go of summer park beaches' would
rise to haunt them.
You may bo n 3Hss or etcn a Mrs. In
the soiiiil register or on the factory
natrrilff but nftrr all tt'n tfci
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woinun, That Is tho expert opinion of I There nro dresses fot1 women nud
the women's ctothtng merchant. Thej llresws for inlcses and thcu dicsscrf for
nnsvver tho nUr;tlou from tho clothes I girls.
and mlscV nppniol. GlrisTTolhcs arc
makes you a girl,- Andiu.f
not intluded Ho it is imporUiiit to
what size puis it woimtu out of the girl
Hgures that tho luxury tax seen
hiive the Rid iitiestion rnlt.nl. 'J here, -lass The ' dear old girl' of tho Inn-
concerned. 1
OK HIS FATHER
.otters Urge Soli "to Take All
Responsibility on Spot in
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DOCUMENTS FILED IN COURT
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DULDDEFEMSE
New Yoilt, May 10. lu (Mending
himself from the attack of Trunk J.
Gould, bis brother, George J. Gould
duolcs letters that passed between him
self and his father. Jay Gould, founder
of the fortune. The letters me on 151c
In the Supremo Comt, where Tiauk
Gould and his sister, Anna, the Duihess
do Talleyrand, nro seeking to have
George reinoctl as n trustee of tho es
lalo upon tho ground of alleged mismanagement.
Ill March, 1S0L', tho year he died,
Jay Gould wrote his ton George:
"My dear sou Do not work hard
Take plcuty of outdoor ecrcic uud
plenty of air. I date not think what
uould happen if nuy thing went wrong
with you. So, my dear boy, for my
tiakc comply with the foregoing."
Jay Gould wrote -his son again on
May 10, 1&S9:
"My dear son What you do will
never be riuestioncd. I have always
tried to impress upon you to take nil
fcsponoibililj upon the spot in every
thing'." Ambitious of George Gould to build n
lianfcCQutlncutiil stcm are chutacter
ized by tho Duchess's counsel as giau
Jlosc. with hazardous possibilities,
leaning In the direction of disaster, not
inly to himself, but also tho fortune
Wf liv .Tnv f!nll1rl.
Reasons which actuate to the Duchess
Jo Talleyrand in supporting l'rauk's
petition nro explained by George, who
mys: "My sister. Auna, lias long uecn
infrlcndly toward me."
He explains this alleged unfiiendli
jcss ni due partly to Ins opposing her
iccond marriage .
While Mr. Gould asserts hit bi other
r-'innk ihows malice in seeking to oust
lim, tho letter's counsel refutes the
hargc and says ot letters written bj
Mrs. Helen Gould Shepuid that they
ue irrelevant to the present contro
rcrsy. Further, the lavvjer dedared
Ur. Gould is mistaken when he denies
tnovtledgo of Frank's second marriage
intll long after the ceremony, abscrljng
ic became cognuaut of the union
htough rcl-ases of dower by Mrs. lMith
4. Gould, wife of Fiank, which were
Tied at that time.
HONOR DR. H. A. GIBBONS
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(Vuthor and Lecturer Made Chevalier
of the Legion of Honor
Dr. Herbert Adams Gibbous.
...!... lnnturof nnrl wiw i onesnoudent.
has been made u Chevalier of the Legion
sf Honor. .
Doctor Gibbons is a son of the late
Nov. Dr. Hughes O. Gibbons, pastor
Df tho Old Piuc Street Presbjtcrian
Church, of this city, and a brother of
Henry Johns UibDons, a x'uiiaueipuiu
im.T-a. ITn niiq tnnrripil on Juno o.
1008, to Helen. Dacnport Browu; ot
Gcnnantown, a uauguier oi uiemcut iu
sud Emily Uckcrl Browu.
GIRL AGE MYSTERY SOLVED
May Be Sixty, but If Small Sho
Dodges Luxury Tax
What is a girl?
"Sugar and spice and everything
nice," the old rhymo described her.
RKUnlOTIH MTHCE8
IlalitUt.
TITB TEWLK.
Bread and Ilerks ets (1000 N ).
8000 Heats.
RtlSSELl, H CONVVELL. Taslor.
To Those Who Labor
The worship In the Temple Is deigned to
meet the needs of the masses Those who
labor with hand or mind are rested and
revived by the services here Mr Con
well s seventy-six years have beenrarB
of Incessant labor He preaches at 730
a. m and 7 45 p in Uho Temple Chorum,
Doctor llan-na director, sings at both
services Mr. Starke, organist, gives re
ouest program 7.10 to 7.15 p. m Bible
School 2 30 p m
VWLMAM, DIRE McCURDT. Associate
Pastor
I'rewhrterian
ARCH STREET CHURCH. 18th and Arch.
In recomltlon of Mother s Day
Dr. Macartney will preach at S o'clock on
When Ho Saw Hit Mother."
Appropriate music will be sum by the
choir under direction of Alton Iv. Dough
erty. .
At the morntnx bervica at 10 IS o'clock
Dr. Albert J Macartney, who has been
with the American Army of Occupation on
the Rhine will preach
UETHIVHEU rBBfcllVTEBIAN CHURCH
IlroaU and Diamond sts.
Ilev. 15. C. HIUSHMAN. M. A.. Assistant
I'astor.
TO30 a. m Morning worship.
7 '45 p m Evening worship.
Rev. William I McConnlcK. pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church, Akron- O .
will preach at both servltes
J 30 p tn The 4tith Anniversary of the
.Sabbath School, and Mother'a Day, will
ho celebrated John R Davles, Jr., M.
D.. will speak.
Interesting eierclses The public Invited.
t iki T m -nriEUHrr inqeavor oocletlew
IlOPi;. Xld and Wharton sts : Rev. J aRAV
BOl.TO.Vl D. D . Minister 10 45 Dr. Bol.
ion kuujcLi jiinr uiu juuiiier oi jesus '
7 4V Rev George A Avery
BJttOND I'RKSIIlTKItlAN CHURCH
:Mst and Walnut eta
Minister. Rev. ALEXANDER MacCOLL.
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DR. MacCOLL will preach at 11 and 8
o'clock.
Evening auhjert. "raying the Hill: A Lei-
en.from Modorn Germany."
Musical service at -7 40 n m , by the
rhorus choir, under tho direction of N.
Lindsay Norden Tho niusln will Include:
Anthems, ' O, Uladsomo Light," ,,,.RU
"f'horublm Hong" ArUhangelsky
"Light ot the World .:igar
Tenor solo..' Come. Ye Children." Hulllvan
Vesper hym, "Tho Day Is Tast and qone."
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Men's Open I'orum at 10 o'clock In the
parish house. Ad Ircss by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney T. A. Walnut ou "foreign,
ira tn America." ...
Visitors, and especially men In uniform,
always welcome
rroleatant Kplscopal
bT. JAMKS'H CHURCH
USd and Walnut sta
The Rev. JOHN MOCKRIDOL'. D. D ,
Rtctor
8 00 a m Holy Communion.
11 00 a m. Morning I'rayer and Bermon.
4 on p M Choral Kvensong.
0 40 a. m. and a 41 p in Sunday
Schools Mrnngera nlwaa welcome.
Unitarian
riRST VNITAKIAN CHURCH
212i Cheslnut at
REV. FREDERICK Tt anirriN. Minister
10 a. m. Sunday School. .
11 a. m. Mr, Orlltlii will nreaih.
IIUDjeci n? i " ijr oi j race
Anthems Oh. Ood of Love, by West and
chant. Ood Merciful. I'hlllp H. Ooepp
Organist. w'
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The Fifth
midnight.
Liberty Loan will close at
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Will it be a "Victory" or a "Defeat"
glorious or shameful?
Come on, Philadelphians, every man
and woman with a conscience and
a dollar. Let's push it over in the
closing hours.
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE
Space Contributed by
The Philadelphia Inquirer, 1109 Market Street '
Mlaeellaneoui'
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' fiprlncr meeting,
rtlesday, Kvi. 8 P. tn ,
First baptist Church.
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