M
P
In1
Inc? So Theyf Were Married
. - d) UAZEL DEtO BATCUKi.OIt
C'cpyrlxht. tl. by Fubllo Lector Co.
cutiiT Titto fc-rnrtv TniUV
WaNU was taken (o the train by Scott,
Wi ftulh and'Hclcn. The two trunks hud
ihMn cnt on ahead nnd Jane carried
iMn her traveling liapr. which was spick
land span-ami new, only the things sne
Iwntild nfcfl mi tlip 1 ml ii for herself and
nJoy. Iluth had seen to it that there
ir4..n uffiAlntif .iiK'nnva tnr fnt nf them.
As usual Jane's mind had not taken in
tho end o the journey, but only (he
Ubestnntnc. and she had not counted at
'ill tin the way a long train ride has of
fobbing one of freshness. So in the bag
("were two frilly waists, iresn gioves,
plenty of clean things for Joy nnd, in
short, everything necessary to Jane s
arrival in the little western town.
She cried n little bit. and) flung to
(iluth when she snid cood-br. nnd Im
pulsive tears came to ltuth's eyes. There
Iwas so much of good in Jane and she
fjvas so terribly interesting, if only ehe
I would abide by the advice Helen had
14 given her and try not to'grow slack and
,A ffc ! tin bi. Ink I-Uitillil I... IrAllf
Kl LO JVlf UU1V1I UUIB Wilton DlllUlll iv H.
1 tip"1 after the ceremony as well as bc-
ate. If only Bob loved her enough to
be tolerant, things surely ought to go
nil right for them.
ijIn the days that followed Ruth's im-
Ftgination was with Jane on her way
IWost. She could imaelno the interest
Itane would be sure to evoke on the
Strain. So attractive a joung mother
ttnd so darling a child as Joy would
D9 certain to nrouso interest. then
rtberc was Jane's arrival, and, of course,
aBob would meet her, and there would be
the excitement of meeting thtf new rela
tives afterward. It was all ery much
Hike a story. '
Jfcedlcss to say, both Iluth nnd Helen
vero eager for the first letter from the
IWest. June had promised to write often
land to tell them everything, but, as Helen
(said, Jane was as undepemlable ns the
Jsun.'nnd would probably omit eteiy
Ithlng from,her letters hut the most oN
IVious things, which would tell Scry
Illitlc. As it was, Jaqc surprised them,
-for tho first letter was full of iutcrcst.
It. was written just before the marriago
Iceremony, in fact tho day before, and
i was full of quaint comments.
"You have no idea," the letter lan,
"how strange everyone thinks my hnlr
Is; No ono out hero wears it cut nud
I some of themthlnk it most improper
for a mother to adopt n style so un
dignified. Bob's mother is a dear, but
she is very conventional. She suggested
L that I let It grow, but I explained that
? it grew so slowly and was so, curly
fthat I hardly thought It would be n
BuccesS. We are staying with Hobs
i , people now, but later we shall have a
S-'M,.., 1- L
I time apanmcni ul our uwu.
"Thcwedmng isn t EOlug to oc nearly
as quictras I hnd-thought, so I am glad
The Woman's
&? Exchange
b Purlm in 1901
fffb the Editor o IFgman' rage:
iJmDear TMadam Will sou be kind
unnougu to ten me on wnni uay, uaie
U-.i u--ii. l tnnt n T . ll. l,-i:.ln
uu uiuuiu iu ui. vuc tfVlltOII 11UII1IUJ,
urlm.'Wl? nOSK.
The 'Jewish holiday, I'urim, fell on
Si'esdaytarctf.G, in 1001.
ifyj nrnai a rcucrai oanK is
Ijfo the Editor ol trpma.t's Page:
l ucar Aladam Kindly inform me
through your page what bank (or
bauks) in this city is backed by gov-
ernment, funds in case of bankruptcy;
1 a trust company as safe as a national
(bank: does the Federal Reserve Bank
deal with the private individual, small
I depositor?
A READER.
'Thc'national bunks lire under national
supervision but not backed by govern -
Lmcnt funds. The stockholders and di
rectors ore lesponsible.
ji ,in answer to jour second question.
it depends on the trust company. Many
I trust companies arc quite as sufcas tm-
, lionnl banks.
The Federal Reserve Bank receives
ronly tho deposits of other hanks.
does sot deal with any private individ
ual, business concerns or corporations.
The Question Corner
J Today's Inquiries
!1. What is the game of "Guessing
-Weights"?
2. From what fnmous old song arc
theso lines taken?
"I see thy face in every dream:
My waking thoughts are full of
thee;
Thv glnneo is in the slurry beam
,, That falls along the summer
Is sea."
'3, What udds n pungenf frngranec
to me potpourri made with Uovv
C er petals?
i4. Why should outergarmenfs be
hung in the dark?
D. How can n run in a stocking be
stopped until there is time to
mend it?
C. What will remove n scorch staiu
from white cotton or, linens
Yesterdny's Answers
4, In spending money on clothes al
low 70 per cent for outcroloihinj
is.
J.I per
per cent for underclotlrlug. C,
per
cent tor accessories and 'i
per cent for care and fimliiiL--.
ThK is n budget suggested by the
government. .
2. The marriago announcements are
? not mailed until the day of Urn
wedding, after it has taken
'- place.
. The lines
"Her .brow is like the snowdrift j
Her throat is liko the swau :
Her face It is tho fairest
, That e'er the sun shone tin,"
are the first four in tho second
verse of '.'-Annie Laurie."
4, A. very high polish can be given
to cutglass by sprinkling it with
warmed sawdust Immediately
after wn&hlng and drying iu tho
usual way. Use "a very soft
chamois, .kept for this purpose
Only, to givo the final polish,
5. To mend an unsightly hole iu
a laco curtain wash and starch
, a. piece, bl similar net, place un
der tho holp and press with a
warm iron,
3rflo remove a stubborn mcilieiu')
odor from u bottle uso fresh pow
dered mustard. Shake vigorous
ly, let stand and rinse tbor-
ougbly. . "
I
r
qur STORE ORDER
'jfAftB AS GOOD AS CASH
7 pl -liable ou to buy at tho de-
f i"rimeni oa ptcimy rioren you
,.' ur(fr, Our trpia r batod on tho
n' 1 .:.i; -' - 7. ..(" . ,nu.
rav
(T --. 1 Itr 4 t. f.a .,! J. . Ill r-M VlflaaaJ L.1 Auo A. laaataaM
-fl
I bought the pink georgette frock as
you suggested, Iluth. I tried it on
with tho big hat last night just to sen
lf etcrj thing wus nil right. Hob's
mother said, 'In that hat one wuuld
hardly notice that our hair is short.'
That stos nbsolutely the onlv remark
she made, If it hadn't been for Hob's
father, wtlp is like Hob, grown older,
I should h'ac felt a little desolate at
not being admired. They wouldn't let
me show myself to Hob in my Vrdding
clothes."
"livery one loves Jo.. She Is going
to stay with nob's married -.Istcr after
the ceremony while Hob and i go uuaj
for a few datf. So I nm going to hne
a real hone iiioifu after all."
"I think she'll be happy," said iluth
looking up from tho letter. She and
Helen were sitting on the davenport to.
gether. Scott sat in 'the open window
listening to bits that the girls lead
aloud.
"Itemember thiss onlv the begin
nlng," warned Helen, "Jane hasn t
had to face any nf the leal part of
married life as ;,ct. She Is just skim
niliiir i,n (nn now. Heal niurrled life
Isn't like the stories she write-'. nu
know. She'll have to discover uiiii vy
and by "
Just nt this time Ilulh's interest was
diverted from Jane b something nearer
home. Klsle C'nrsUiirs was spending
entirely too much time in One Ma
thews' studio. They were together nil
the while nppnrrntl and Scott ua.s
genulnly worried about l!ene. wnci mm
nlwa.vs been one or ms uesi iririiu-.
"Itp'q never made such u fool of
i,i,0lf hrfnrr." Seott mid to Hutli--
nnn nvpllllll?. "I (lon't I.IIOVV whnt tn
make of it. I' wMi lie would leave,
him alone. He's just nn experience to.
her. that's nil. and he's neglecting In
nilf nnil rverNthing else for her, to
snv nothing of the trouble he may g-t
into with Joe."
"Oh, Scott, do you think there s any
danger of that? I might speak to
Klsle."
"Don't get mixed up m this thing:
you don't w ant to liguro in n
case, j ou know. Hut Joe Hanning is
rather keen about Klsle, I've heard,
and lie lia-n't heen married to her
verv long, s-6 his pride is involved,
too'."
Iluth wondered why she never
thought of l'.liie Carstnirs as .Toe Haii
ning's wife. She always seemed Klsle
Curstairs just as she had before her
marriage. Iluth felt suddenly sorrj for
Joe Hanning. He vvnsu't an attractive
man, but he deserved some, considera
tion from his wife.
Tomorrow Elsie Comes to Iluth.
White Filet Lore
White filet lace is still u-cd a gteat
dial, not onlj as mi accessory of die-.
for collars and ruff nnd bauds in
frocks and blouses of muslin br crepe
do i blue but ulso for the main poition
of some of the smart late summer after
noon frocks.
THE EVENING GOWN
IN BLACK AND WHITE
The hlacli. and -white evening gown
is alwujs one that men admire.
Here is one that has that fascinat
ing bit of ostrieli trimming
iuaSify considered,
cheaper even than
4rmy Blankets!
Tills la wlmt our customers
US- uhnut our Hlanket tocl
anil IIIjOAUtii: WK KNOW, we'll
xerlfy tliflr ntotement". I.urje
nnHortmrntn in a Btore devoted
to tielllnE at wholesale. wlifr
good nervlro l n liobby, and
layllfflit nn usnet.
Flxtra-heavy Cotton $C I (
Blankets. I'er Pa.'r iJtXKJ
prettily colored plaids, with
finished ends. (Not over 3 palra
to a cuBtomer).
tirny Cotton niankets. A 1 (
colored strlpea; pair. 1VI
Seconds of same grade ; pair ?S.H1
XVool-tlnlth blunkrtN, xvhlto and
Erhy oxerplaids 4.80, .i, 5S.50
& (0 pair.
Wool blanket (with binall per
centaK of cotton tn nrt1
strength) very at- ?Q Jtt
trnctlvely prlcd. palrO-
Rome frnmnte? llbinkett. Fllghtlv
mussea (wortn ys a r nc
pair
more). .i'"'r ""s
J?,"trif Snrrinll
Amoskeag
32c
(iinKliams
Lively patterns tor .school
dresses ;' 27-Inch : priced a
couple cento heluw today's
wholesale price. ,
W. H. Smilli & Sons
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William Filch Tanner, of Wlniietlia, HI., preferud death with his wife
lo life mid perished with her when Iter font was cauplit between a rail and
a board at a crossing of the Chicago Northwestern Kailro.nl. a few miles
from Chkago, beforo mi approaching train. After falling in fiantlc
efforts to free her, ho threw Ills arms about her nnd crjing, "I'll sta.v
with ou, Alai) !" was rushed tinder the train with her. Above are the
two principals in I he tragedy. They have tin co small children, phtiircd
below, William, Helen and !..) man
OPINIONS OF TANNER'S ACT
OF SELF-DESTRUCTION VARY
Letters to Evening Public Ledger Discuss ''Love and DAy" of
Man Who Decided to Die
V
Complex questions of love and duty
presented in the sacrifice of William
Tanner, of Hubbard's Wood, III., who
died with his wife la'.het than stand by
and see her crushed lo death by a train,
are still debated in the city today.
Letters received by the EVKXixa
Puni.ic Lcixskr from renders give
widely var)ing opinions of Tanuer's
act. Some laud his self-destruction,
seeing iu it proof of his devotion to his
wife. Others, of sterner minds, see n
'neglect ot dot). These think Tunuer
should have k numbered his three ihil
dren and lived to taic for them.
Siiine7qiiestioueil his icsourcefillnesa
I in that moment when his brain should
IJinve been vvoiking fust, These think
Tanner should have found some way to
I icscuc his wife and, iu this combination
of courage, -and good sense nvoid the
loss of bis own life riud give to his
children the mother who is now lost
to them.
Of this mind Is John P. Dowling, of
."07 North Sixty-third street. Iu u let
ter to the Evi'Mno Pum.ic LcDCJim
Mr. Howling says:
"The account of the death of William
P. Tanner nnd his wife ou the tracks of
'the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
, hns been read by me with u deep sense
J?
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the complexion aided by I
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Imparts an Indefinable
charm-r-a charm ifhlch
lingers In tho memory.
Tho emootli textura of
tiadlna adheres until
waihcd off. It prevents
unburn or tho return ol
dleooloratlons.
.Its'coolr.ees Is refreih
inc. and It cannot harm
tho tendercst it In.
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IjEbaEB - ipHIEABELPHlX PXilDAY, .SEPTEMBER 5', 191$
WITlt HIS WIFE AT
Under Train With Wife
of admiration of his heroic sncrilice.
but when the Ilri'MMi I'ltiMC IjI.doki:
usks me whnt I would have done under
similar circumstances I am leniluded of
uu incident which oiytiiicd at a rrossiug
of the l'ciius)lvnnia Ilnihond. near
Tvvent) -fifth street and Washington
avenue, in this fit), manv venrs ago.
Without expiessing an opinion ns to
whether I consider Tanner's act one
of folly or i.ot I will iclale in) experi
ence. "I wns only n little fellow and m
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Picture This "U.
Gas Range in
glass
'Iu S&$?1Kg . ' WSfeSfttlsV. sli'i iimther was lending me by the hand.
I , "i ; 'g'W '''" i iE and m.v foot beiaiuc wedged I
w.v-l''fe - ' &I "- "lLiiI the rail nnil the planking In sin h
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R. !R. CROSSING
hand,
tween
of
ooped
secolidH hnd un
laced mj shoe, nnd it was then nn
ras.v matter for l le lo slip my foot out
o't the shoe.
"The trail' cm the Northwestern must
have been some distance nvvay when
rs. Tauiu r's foot became caught in
the frog, else the flagman would not
hnve permitted them to start ucross the
tracks, and it seems to me there would
have been umple time to unlncc her shoe
nnd enable her to withdraw her foot be
fore the engine hole down upon them,
nnd thut is whnt I would have done
had 1 been in cither Tanner's or the
llngmnn's place "
"Destinj" is the explanation of Aunu
(iiavcs lleurv. nf .'Ml Winoiin avenue.
In a letter, inclosing some verses en
titled "rate," she snjs:
"I inclose vnme ha.til.v scribbled
lilies, referring io the question asked,
I wonder if any one else would view the
dH OTMif
More inimitable stories of Eng
lish sea-faring folk. $1.60
aiAltlESSCRIBNERSSONb
FIFTH AVEAT-18SE NEWY0RK
now that I use
e
Wherever the trouhle, anil whatever
the cause, Hesinol Ointment will usuall)
stop it at once. And if the trouble which
causes the irritation is not due to some
serious iuternal disorder, this soothing,
healing application seldom finis to clear
it away. Try it yoimnlf and see.
Relnol Ointment lM by ill c. i'K'"H KorlrM
ample. lil. Dcpl UN Keinol lljltimor
q. I." Standard
Your Kitchen
s w - -i?Jt , h jiats are readv tins weeic. xm
Kesiiioi
So bright and cheerful, with
Us neat enameled parts! And
such an abundance of oven space
for nil kinds of cookingl So
convenient, too-r-especially the
oven door and (
heat indicator. No 4
matter what the size
of the kitchen, there
is a Modern Cabinet
if-
tas rpnge to fit it.
If you have not
bought' a Gas Water
matter as I do. 'There is n destiny
that chapes our ends' to tny
Tho verses follow:
i:rr.
oh w',flt puzllr.K qu8lion
I (If fill.. mi !
,, - ,"" ' iu urn
Jlow do , I now what wo would do?
Vhn w; ,hrow oft Ibn AiihI mask?
I't.elnt" my mm and Imsglnr a train
With ii (rlKhtful kIhtp comltiK on.
And I iinv n fancy name one I love,
will jut in hn inaluiit i none'
TrT." ft"' ,h" "h'ver and awful thrill'
rhat tomra when a cold pale fner,
a near and dear one, doe not respond'
To tho clasp of a wild embruce
Ilovy could we ailallre deeda that rome,
Like h poel a IlKhlnlna- Ihomlit,
ro liuman lelnir could aafelv plan
,, n act. w V re itrlra denlh la fouelit
I 'rhapa itte reault of th man's brave deed
To Ihe world looiia very.unwl.
Hut 1 ale bad decided the chlldren'e career
Oemanded the eaerltlce
ANNA (lltAVKS HBNtlY
Other letters received follow:
"Hdltor of the Kvfmno Pum.ic
Kkijofii :
"About Mr. Tanner, if the man hail I
courage, he would be alive tn-dnj lo j
care for his children His act was folly
or showed that he lacked Found sense.
"A. V. Y "
"Editor of the Ekmo I'l m.ir
I.mkimi :
"Pew men, rnllcl upon to innke a
hurried decision, even when not in the
presence of danger, art with full judg
ment. Most of us, when thinking over
very oidlnnr.v nITnirs often say : 'If I
had been nble to think over that thing.
I would have nctnl illiTcreiitlr.' We
say that when the question decided re
mteu only to n few dollars
How much l
harder are the questions of love, lojalt.v
and ilutj. hnt is dutj is not the
same in every mind. Tanner made his
decision to die with his wife while n
train came rushing ilnvvn the track. He
snvv his wife's patient, heroic face. He
remembered the vows they hnd ex
changed. The world was far. far away
from (lint man at Hint niomeut. Hi's
derision to die left tm doubt of the full
ness of his hue. And, loving his wife
so well, he must have loved his. children,
and. If he had time to think of them,
must have thought that in d.ving he was
doing his duty tn them, in giving them
tnc Heritage ot such a ehivolrie end.
"(J. H."
"Editor
Lkdcieu :
"If Mr.
of the IhuiMi Pim.ir
Tanner had exerted himself
graceful lines
to the figure and, above all,
the outdoor Fashion.
9Q.75 "d J
w upwards
New Fall tailored and sport
Mew ML
SP1T-WL
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Complete the efficient
foot dress for school by
fitting out the ''Kiddies'
in Geuting's Famous
TRIPLE-KNEE
SJOCKINGS
' a-u'll t" I saWIII I . lall II I lj III liHWlsT TlWIMaWsaPayMpirtll1j
' J'.
jmanfdlly to the last minute in tho effort
minu. I to save his wife be would have done his
I duty. That would not have been stand
ing by nnd seeing his wife killed. He
could hnve honornhly lived to enre for
i his three children. W. I. Ii."
"Editor of the Ev kmmj Piiimo
Ijfdohi:
"1'rncticnl persons" are not the best
judges of what is heroic life. To let
them establish standards for us would be
like letting an illiterate man tell us
what is poetrj, nrt or music. Mr.
Tanner's socriliec was too fine for prosy
judgments. The children of such n man
will never he left to suffer want iu this
world (1. T."
THRONG AT FUNERAL
OF TANNER AND WIFE!
a . r -j x a j x
Aunt Decides to Adopt Orphans,
Declining Offers of Wealthy
Women
Chicago. Sept. R. The funeral of
Mr. and Mrs William Pitch Tanner,
of Hubbard Woods, was attended b n
great throng In the Evnnston Memorial
Chapel jesterday. More thnu a score
of men nnd women, mniiv of thcni
wealthy, came to try to adopt the three'
orphaned children. Mrs. Prnmos Cos
sidy, of Albnn.v, aunt of the children
nnd sister of Mr. Tanner, settled the
uiloption question.
"I shall take them all," she snid
"We ore not wealth), but such as we
hnve we shall shnre with Will's chil
drui. Thej will huve the same ml
vantages that we give to our own I
son." The children are Helena, six;
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best school no matter what the grade.
The biggest and best stocks of Shoes. for
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Us Make a Foot Chart
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lrh yeorm of
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V
M finLJniaMaiitKki arrmd
Alio a Quick-Serrice Men's Shop at 19 South 11th
Evtry Foot Proftstionally FUtedrThrto Gtvtipff -Brolhert
aupervwng
f ..i "T
Lyman and Willtam, ltfn ot JtoiTfp
year.
The Rev. E, Ashley Oerluird' .mud '
no mention of the clrciinistnnccs of
the Taimers' death, Hut the neighbors
from Hubbard Woods turtde up for tho
minister's ictli euro.
Nothing else was talked about, IloW
Tanner nnd his wife started for tho
movies: how, while they were rross
lug the inl'rond tracks at Huhhard
Woods, Mm. Tanner's foot beeaino
caught, how they tried to liberate her
nnd how the husband, seeing his wifo
wns doomed in the pnth of un ap
proaching train, put his arms around
her and died with ht'r.
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While working on the roof of tho
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Sixth street, Morris Madley, L'22I North
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Tories to the ground. He wns taken
to the Jefferson Hospital, whero it was
ascertained he had suffered probable In
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