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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1910
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IV MAZEIj IIBYO IIATCHBLOK
ropvrigM, HIS, bv Futile I.edatr Co.
Jidia Evokes Interest in Another Man and Jealousy,
in a Woman
TtEAI) THIS riKST
Julia Grant, it unlet Fort of jclrl,
t an unusual tjpc of bcnut.v, Iihr
been cngagc(l to Dan Cnrsoit lienrlj
a ?nr, when alio begins to woiry
about a Ulead Hjr Rrowlnc indifference
nnhN part. Thr wedding date Kan
been set, but lliree weeks before Dan
confesses there la aotnc oncf else and
although completely crushed Julia
hrately renounces her claim. Unn,
inwardly rejoicing at hli freedom.
gna to Nancy Cromwell, the other
girl, confident that she is his for the
asking. It develops that she has
only been playing with lilm and hint
offer of marriage 11 refused. In ordei
to forget .Tulla, takes up uursiiig.
SARATOGA GRADUATE
GUIDED BELGIAN PARTY
Lieutenant Commander Zoar-
foss Urges Re-ostabliphment
of School Ship Here
MRS. BLANKENBURG REVIEWS
InrTAT lmrATTnNQ i?nr? mavdf?
dieing all i King "She has no busi
ness doing dressings n'nynay. AVhat
right has she to take such a thing on
herself?" she finished.
"t told her to do It," Doctor Nngcnt
explained coolly. "And from what I
can see It looks all right."'
"T. did it just as jou told mc lo,"
Tulla ventured.
Mla .Merrltt bit her lips and turned lcntv ,n 1he r,liuu ptHtes nn i
away.
Tomnncm Doctor Nugent tiles again
(0 attract .lull.
CHARITY HOMES BENEFIT
The nalgntlng officer of the trnm
ship Oeorgo Washington, villi li liroughi
King Albert to America, was a' 1'liiln
tk'lphia bo, giaduate of the old hnnl
ship Haiatogn, fiist of the tinlnlne
ships which rais ago biought pretigc
to the merchant marine and more h
Says Ideal Official Must He
Possessed of Conscience and1
Strict Integrity
Believes Congressman Moore
Has "Quite, a WV timber" of
the Necessary Qualities
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MURK Hie U main nualltlciillons
iipposMin foi the iilml iiih 01 a(
Hiding to All
Rudolph Hliiiikulinig
Lieutenant Commit wler Cliarlis II
Zearfos". who has Iield the poxl of wiclcm of the foiuier Majni. ,
navientor 011 the (ieone Waslilualnii ' 'Tirst," said Mrs. Ulnnkeiibiirg to
ever since l'resident Wilson innde Iiiv ilm "he must be possessid of 11 ion
(fust dip I" the- IVacp rtnifereni e. still si 1. in e and trl I Integiin
claims lMiilniHiitiln as hK home and i- ' He should lime a geueial knowledge
f pnlilii annus nnu pomum 1111111111
mi i ntlmulnul ! n.linrtltn fif llir in
WHRX .Tulta stopped in the hall and Spice Manufacturer Remembera( In-. ,,,, , p lMUU ,1iuh1 tiaimng
looked up inquiringly into the atltutlons In Will 1 ship h! this pmt. l)is ussiiig tin
nadkf--
inocklng blue eyes of Doctor Nugent he Seeral charitable institutions -me
would have been slightly chagrined IT tie l.npficiaries under the will of
he had realised hpw little his good looks I ,i,lm08 , l.oudenslaget, spbe maim
mean,t to , Tulla, She could not sec good fntturer. 012 Yoik stuel, whiili was
looks in any man just then, and, with
the memory of Dan's "infalthftilness in
her heart, the last thing in the woild
triat she could have Imagined hcielf
doing was, trifling with any one about
anything.
There was something puzline and
'onfounding In thhso clear gray eyes.
Dick Nugent had always encoitntcied
n response before when he had play
fully stopped a nurse for a chat.
He was suddjnlv Impelled to do some
thing that he had never done In his
life before relieo .lulia of the tiaj
"Shall I cairy that to the door for
you?" be asked
'"Oh, no, thank jou," .Tulla fun
tested. Rut h took it from her and run ltd
it along the long corridor to the swing
ing door at the end. When she took
it fiom him and thanked him nil I he
admitted to piobate todav
Mr Loudenslager left an estitte
alued at .$t5i!.0l)(l Of this $,',1)0 Is
bequeathed lo the I'hoebe Ilome'of the
Reformed Ohiinh, WOO each lo the
Rethany Qiphans' Home, AVoinelsdm f.
Pa, nnd Menuonlte Home, Frederick.
Mil.
On the death of the testator's widow
the I'hoebe Home will recede S1II00
more; $1000 will go to the SaUatiou
Army Rescue Home for Women Hint
$500 to the board of home missions of
the Reformed Church
Relatives weie the beneficiaries of tin
wills of Delia Caslln, .-20"i ('athaihie
stieet. who left an estate win III
SL'21,000. and Mai O Ollpiu, iiol
Clinton stieet, whose estate is wilu.il
at I(500
pinjeit last night, puoi to the depar
tuic of the lieoige Washington tor
Nolfoll., Vii., wheie the isSpl will go
Into dmlixk, Mr. Zeaifoss said.
"I onlj hope the cit and slate will
equip another ship liku the old Sum
toga, my naal alma mater. It would
be one of the best things possible fin
the re establishment of the miiiiin
ptcstigr of 111 1 mithe iil.v, ami I 11111
lioiieful the authorities will onn icnlli
the opiiortunity that now pi est ills ll
self"
t. 'nm fnkc lunN ilium hlu littitvl
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the oldei nt l.nipold of the sei innl '""K
ilnss, which was idaied tlieic liv tin
king of the Rilginiis A few dats In
fine the Heolge W.isliingtnii ilo ked at
llolioken the king 1 nti 1 tiuin ll the nth
1 i'is nf the ?liii at dliiuu and loinpll
lie should hnte some plans tin ion
tim lite dewlopment of inuun 11ml
liiinsikirping anil piiblic st.riic
'1 he Ideal niatot would be 11,1m
son who helletes III setting the ntt
nitliei tiuin polltknl partic
lie should be a person who ies(Mt
On lights of others and whose inoial
ilininili is bttonil leprnaili
111l he must he able lo slninl ills
n) ituif nt nnd ciitltlsm
Iheie Hie inailt olliei iuallties but
with thee the others Hint follow
When askeiU If a (OiiHutlug iiuiniil
uiil,lil not Intel fen with the good wink
of mil IIILlllllll iiihmii. Mis lllnilkl-ll
expressfil heiself as unnfinid ol
IIIMIllliM s
l!n iniitoi 11 1 not 1011I111I 1, inn
Ml Hi nllglil lint to loliltol it. iit
olii n iu 'lithe mlnotltt can Iip liion
f IT, 1 in thnii a disnigaiiicd innloiili
Mis llltinkenbiilg was nun (lliug In
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DARBY COUNTRY FAIR '
OPENS AT ST. FRANCIS
Home for Convalescents Will
Receive Proceeds Con
tinues Tomorrow
ANNA SHAW CHAJR PLANNED
Women Want Plrefcssorshlp
or
MRS Rl IIOI.IMI lit M;MII'II
FREIGHT TRAFFIC INCREASES
Allegheny Region Roads Go Over
Record of August. 1918
Volume of fliiKlu iinttn iilillillid In
ihiIioiiiIs 111 tin lli tin 111 legion
showed (in iiniiiisi .lining iigus tn
sllghllt iihote tin wintinii bml of
August. I!I1S. iiiiiudiiiK In stiitlstiis
nf Hie I'iiiIiiI Mills i.ulioiil Hilmin-istiatlou
I Ol III! I lllllltl l I- II llllllll n pin 1
"tissue iiiikiisi' in tin Ihi is -11111111 nil
FAIL IN SEARCH FOR GIRL
liirht nothines that he had intended
to say fled out of his mind and he felt, Disappearance of
aK-a,wwarrt as nnv sinoomoy 11 nm
not make matteis any bettet to meet
Miss Meriitt nnd another nurse as he
strode up the corridor and to notice
their nmusid looks IMdcntb they
had noticed the whole episode.
In telling the incident latei Miss
Merrltt, the prettiest nurse in the in
stitution, enlarged upon all of it, Di.
Nugent's discomfiture in particular She
had a particular ax to grind inasmuch
n. h. hint suffered alt of the results
vof their little date together and he had
laughed at it without giving a thought
to anything. Miss Merrltt did not know
.Tulla, 'but she did know that Julia was
beautiful and she 1 called, as womctv
.seem to cannily know things, that
Julia's attitude Of indifference was what
appealed to a man like Dick Nugent.
Miss Merrltt recognized iu .lulia a tor
midable rival if Julia cared to exeit
herself at all, but so far Julia had
kept very much within her own shel .
Julia gained quite n lot of notoriety
from the affair, all unwittingly, of
course, as she did not chatter intimately
with the other nurses. She was a
probationer and for that reason was
not admitted to ttie tiicnusnip 01 i"
women who had alreadv gained caps,
and, besides, her healt was still too sore
to admit o her enjoying the friendship
of women, As for a friendship with a
man like Dick Nugent, Julia shuddered
away from it. In Dr. Nugent she saw,
the weakness and egotism of Dan Car
son. She had seen how he had treated
Miss Mcrritt'a disgrace without shoutr
dcring any of the blame hlms61t. and
she vaguely distrusted him. His looks,
which appealed so strongly to the other
nurses, were absolutely wasted on Julia
GrAnt. ,., -v
nf morse, this fact piqued Dick. Nu
gent. He had no aveisiou to a pleasant ,
little affair with as pretty a pirl as
Miss Grant. Of course, it was under 1
stood inadvance that therp would be .
nothlne serious iu it. . He Jiad his
career before him( and he had no ins
'tention qf ruining it with an entangle
ment of any kind. Dr. Nugent had been
paying a great' deal of attention to
Grace MerrUt. ' She had thought of
him as her property for some time,
and she had no intention of relinquish.
ine him to another woman without a
struggle. Of codrse, Uc fact that Jul a
might not want him never occuired to
her. -AVhat .woman mum i'" '"
Nugent? 1 1 ,, . .
So Miss Merrltt proceeded to maket;
Julia's life uncomfoi table in every way
she could. Shewas clever enough to
do it subtly so that other people would
not notice it and tlnnK sue nnu n it
tlve, but Julia f,clt this antagonism
nevertheless and J suffered through it,
suffered moro than she would have prdi
narily, and was ymzM because she did
f understand it. Miss Meriitt was
...i.i.nVBhlT insolent, and took the trou-J
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V-'-bleito impress ner superiority mum .ul
ff "at very opportunity. Once in the ri 's
wardtvhen Julia was arranging a mm,.
rMtnff Misa Merrltt stopped and critt'
eUed it, in, aqdtme tones.. i!.very one
turped to Wok it the two women, Julia
on," her .knees by the bed, her cheeks
crimson, Miss Merrltt in spotless white
wlti ner- lips drawn into thin line
atandlng fabove her.,
Dlqk Nugent, coming lntothe ward
suddenly, saw that something was wrong
and advanced toward them.
'IWnat's the matter here?" he aked.
Tll. wa mntp' hut Tltiss leriltt Pi
ll pjalne'd that Miss Grant had done the
nieiiini 111cm upon iii.ii snu.'ss,,, ,, (,1M , lt t uuMnX
age. iiiimKing 1 nnu 101 ine ..u. .,,.... Mnvt ,( 1(,mr,h,, ,!,, M, M(ml0 ,, lH1MI, , ,, p,,,,,,, ,
bestowed upon the nijal pal It ' "' , ,,,),. ,lmbei" of 'Hie iiiulilis Hint month s,wnl 11 ilm,, I'll!
followed tin' bestowal nf tin- 01 del. i,,,,,, ,,p 1M,,.n MtP,,..t is 111 c, t tiei 1 enl ovet Apnl lis lull 111
Of King Albeit the toimg nut Igating .,,, ie tn tin ii ies silnlnn, gusl ll,, dilT. leu. . 1111. n'liiowld
ollnei sins- ."lie is 0111 nf the most . ,,..,,,... ,lni ,,, ..,,,,1,, f i., , ,i,. t His , 1 , ,.,,1 ,,.,, vvi
iliinoenilii' iinlhiduals 1 Iiiim iiuoiinl hu(, , )li( llftllllf, ms
Three-Year-Old ,.r,il In mt aeafaiing muei, wlnle1 .
U. of P. Vice Provost III
Rcrausc of HI health Install II T'euui
nian tire protnsl of the t'nltenitv of
1A..... I. ....tn l.n U.H ..I.II....1 .. n
1 i'uiii imnui iiii-i u' 11 "miK'u 111 fc" r,.,,iii rr----.. L n
to Atlnntlc City, wheie he will remain Political ..Economy fat Bryn Mawr
until he line t centered. It is thought An Anna Hhaw '.pliticnl economy
the extra work due to the heavv enroll ,,,nir is to be fnitmljh: nt Rryn Mawi
meiil this tear, combined Willi n bad ('niCRr ,! tin Mrs' 100.000 reccited
cold was t. cause of Mi lVi.mman s I , , m,UK taAm,EII f(ir nn .
inili.pnsllioi.. ,, eased Hulnumenl. fiiml will be Used
foi that purpose. This was derided
Man Badly Buir.ed In Fire teslcrilnt 11 1 n memorial meeting for
Snloiiioii Rnioskiii. Ilintt hu urns , tm Slinw In'l'iijloi Mali. ,
, liniues. .otitest's. bnl.t vhows. nun "i'1 '" s'lnuslt burned Inst i,iKlil .., )s , ..pirluiiltv to lionnt1
petilite drills nnd 11 miiikel full table In a lire in the paint hnp anil dwell jjrM1 M.ntr in lioimtinc flnetor Shnjt,"
iwhcio fresh tegetnbbs, imultiv nnd nil l"B "' Samuel Uillenikt KlU'.i South ,i, Mrs (.pnigo Ollhoru president
kinds of lltisok ate fin nle 1 onsllliitc Sentiih siteel 'I'lie man who i inn f i,p Missouri t.euguc of AVoraan
hut n few of the things that are making ploted m Hie shop wmt Into tin bus, 0rrs and H will lie our respon-
notable and attimllte the lountrv fair mui' get setcuil cans of pnlnl tt tt to sec Hint it is fittingly done."
1 Hi Hie St. Tram Is Home fm Con . 5
tnlescenls, Datbj todnt The fete con
I tlntii's tomorrow
I The pioui'ils of tin fair will be ueil
for the iiiniiitenniii'e of the lionic I'liere
In 11 table of nieiliuil supplies to lei n
tn Ies 11111I sick loom rcipnidlts 1111 nr
nit of linndsoiiic linke, linud em
luniili ml ImgiiiiA 1 cnliMpui es etc,
nm de bl the pnlieiils in tin lioim
al.es, 1 limit unit 1 Ignrs , liome uuiile
II Hies nnil innneil flints, fresh butlei
nnd egijs innl n 11 liinr:int niepaied to
seite hot Mini mid meals Ht 110011 nnd
III the eieniii
I Vmnllg those ill ilmrgi' of tallies IHe
1 Mis Josiph Italliigliei . Mis I tinuiiis
I itgualil. .Mis I A III. kl.v Mis
Inhli ("a 1 ol Whcullinu. Mi M I'
ijuiiin. Mis I 1 Aldei, Mis M mo
Mi I'lillniigh. Mis .Imiiu's II Hi! n'cn
Mis rililiiis Moiitllle Mis I I n
lor. Mis ,lns(ih l.mtiia Mis I I -a
belli Ri tan. Mi. Kiln t'oiiioi M s
I'li'lllinl (illllllxhl 1 Mi Mml MIC
(iltllll. Miss l'lllllllie llolstlllllll M ss
I'nt lull ine MiHoiuell, Miss lJleiimn M
t 'ill tin . Miss Mm ip Main 1 Miss I in r
Triiiet, Mis Tliendme lliinlei Mis
.Inmis Miinili Mis A N I'uiks M s
Rnhaiil (' Sihwnerei Mis llenit
t'lnik Mis A Must. M,. Ilm t
Stmkei Mis I,,s, ,,, Hut. Inni.il
Miss Gel It udi inn lis Si, 1 ,
Murpln Miss 1 iliiimliiia Wnlsli innl
Miss Sill. .me (Ilm
Cranb
economy
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pare and no
waste.
Baby Remains Mystery
I'uley Cohen's disappearance finm In r
pai cuts' home, 110" South" Sixth stitet,
lemalns unsolied after an all night
search b her father, David Cohen a
tailoi, aided by neighbors nnd the. po
lice.
l'olev Is three .tears old and was sgen
.testerda.t at luiichtltne plating iu f 1 out
of her home.
Sinie then no clue to her wheie
nbouts hns been disclosed, despite house
to house tisits 111 the neighborhood.
Mrs. Xelda Cohen, her niothei, is ill
in bed tluoiigb worry .and the father
passed a sleepless night in his hunt
for the child.
Poley is described as of plump build,
Queen Kllrabeth is lertainH a chaiiu
ing little bull. The Cum 11 I'linu
Leopold told me one dnt. iIuh ussiiig 1
his futuie. t tint he didn't want to In
11 King, lie, -iiiefeiied lo lie 11 sailni
'that shows the kiud o people 10m
pilling the ioviiI Relgtnii pirt.t 1 hid
the honor of bilping to bung across
the AtlnulK, thanks to the li.uiiiiig I
leieived not so ten mam .tears ngo on
the si hoolsliip Sitiitiign."
Music for Oak Lane Service Men
A special musical pioginm bus been
niianged for the enteitainment of foi
mer i-eiviic men, who will attend Hie
mieting of Oak I.ane I'ost Sll'i, of the
Anieiuan Legion on .Mondnt niglit I lie
fair-haired and blue-ejed and ciSiiKM ,j, b h , ,' ,b nk ,
a greenish-blue sweater, blue ami white
striped lnmpers, white stockings nnd
blui.k shoeSS
Sentence Boy for Auto Theft
J'or the attempted theft of an auto
mobile belonging lo Sydney F. Dopps,
354a North Thirteenth stieet. AVarren
Werner, sixteen yeais old, Fifteenth
and Clearfield streets, tonay was sen
tenced to thirty days in the. county
prison bt Magistrate Glenn, at the
Fourth and York stieels station.
Raplist Church. Iwelltli sunt ain
Oak Lane avenue.
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Use Cuticura
For the Scalp
All drurgiiU, Soip W Ointnvnt
v Z6 nn w, UKumzij csumoiftfn n
freof "CntlcaifcDJ t 4L,Itoiton
Foresight
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Broad & Arch Sta.
135-37 S. 52d St.
2209-11 N. Front St.
Broad & Tatker St..
Just now yoii should be making
arrangements for convenient,
economical cooking next winter.
A: 011 can easily throw off servant
trouble and coal-and-ashes wor
ries. You can have an unexcelled
Gas Kitchen on term payments.
Investigate Gas cooking service
now today.
'l oil will be shown the latest de
vices and your questions cour
teously answered at any of the
following addresses;
1706 N. Broad St.
4419 Frunkford Ave.
5534 Germantown Ave.
4236 Main St., Manayunk
The United Gas Improvement Cpmpany
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m your druggist lit wtH sell -rou gg
m A. F. I'lcrce't Corn Plastc-rj, vmiIc m
gg pnsitite moiift bclv guarantrr itr
4p lluuilrcilt 01 tliouidinh of ricople
lute ustd them ilurmj He past g?
lii sixteen Teais Don i experiment
yb ilh liquids whiih may burn Ihe
tm soil and injure the stock gg
m, ings For 2c ton cart tmv enuuth
m to treat S con for 10c enough gfc
g to treat 3 imin Mways packed fa
in a sreen Los Itjr mail if more g
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Grand Opening of Our New, Up-to-Date Market.
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