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ADVENTURES
The Garden of Yearn
ll.v DADDY
OIAI'TKK VI
Tim One Way llnrk
TKCt(tY ninl Hilly at in the (Jnnlrti
of Yonrp trjing to kiip tho otic way
Imi'k to their happy rhlMhnoil
Thr l),id foolMily uIipi their npiim
nwn.v Riilniiiir the fortune, fniiii- unil
i mii'i thi-j ioirod, hut loiiie their
'"iitli. wlilrh now seemed more piolmi
than aifthing else on earth. There
n nnlj one wny to heroine yomi;
.'icnin. v Father Time lint -mid. mid
ii'M ,i hr turned hl honr-clii-i lie
uacsed his head nnd repentel ht word .
In uno wny only can jnu (ti'l hneK our
lot year--Kiie tlmt ihi uiir nnd ou
IibII heroine ii girl nnd liov nealn."
I Hillj Minkei his white tinir nnd hennl
" lie trii'd to Riif's the one wny nnd
I i' looked (lityinRlv nt I'egp. whnr
'I'nrs had h"i'ii rut iin bj Father
Time much iiKiilti'l her ui-h
"lion atllj e woro noi to enjn p.ich
.eai- liy itjrlf n It It'o-foinod'." hr
"isliPd.
"Wm rou'rl Imvo Imd awli n happy
time if p hndn t been en;,-"! t" im
"II our ,enr in butirhi'i." ttiurmiireil
I'ejej
I to'd ion mi' 1 tn'd oii .n""
Father Time uncivil hl hend unil hi
nnifji. -.nundfil like tH'kin; of a
clork
"h. if 1 weie onW im.ns ngnip 1
would make 5"od up of i'er day Riven
t' HIP." pOllllPli lllli)
"And I uo'ild irj to bnehieii piu'Ii
hour with U.ndl) donN. ' .'ltr. IVgsj
"I'ronme,. are good, hut gut"'
tiiir' (tiii'i the one ui) ' ' inuriuiiri'd
Knthpr 't'niip.
"I IfIi I roiilil nlp up nnd find
tbl un nil ii dri'uni." . ruM 1'pggj
' Hot' Mot! (iiinvi' ltiip: r'ntjipr
TiniP ui'nt on uiggiiig h. l'".id Hi'ij
UrnightPiiPil up nnd 'onkpd at linn.
'What do ion no an b i.ititis hot.
hot";" dpninndPil Mil
I oi " Hot ' (tin ' itup !" rrpi a'Pil
Tnllipr Tiiiip
l''gg iiildpnl.i gavp u glad rrj "I
kni' what Iip ni"an 'u' i'olnnupd
"It i likp lh' linii'-iiip-tiiiinblo gnnie
flc ufp'l to plaj hPti wprp oun
Up is a) ing 'hot, hut ' b aiie Tip al
most R1I"(P tllP I'll'' W.l.l
"Hottpr" llottpr" Kntlii'r Tiiup
went on. IVjgx piii'kprrd up Iit brow
nnd tiimicht ii'ppl "Vow whnt ii
I snUng hPti Iip tiri .-iid 'hot'? Ah.
noi I knen I n .lung im- nu!d
wakp up and nnd tin. all n dr'-am "
" I'nnt i' " " -ii" i il lli'h "Thi
i. a drpai. .1 id t '"' "in ij bin k from
It l to wake up!"
"Hot' Hotii'i-' Mottnt'- I'huiklprt
V.'iilni I inn . .iml I.- .u'"i hi hand
lowaiil tin- ii.w "f gt'M' ng M'.ir plant'
ihni " i mail.p'l l'-p-g-g- ' nnd
' It-1 i I -' I'ln'ii. I'.i.l bi'gim to
gio on i .ir .Tom. i t unl l,Mpri iut
off b KatliT Tinp . ..vt1'' nd ns
Up p'.lllt. gi l''B Hid I! v bp.
nn i" I' . tinr is I1ip urnliw
t'r,! r roii! ilf r tin "-I u i ' I nir
I ,i ni'd ' ir'.' ' la- ii a m ti dil
Why Your Dollar Buys
Less Than It Should
The Federal Trade Commission, in its recent report to the President upon the high cost
of living;, states that "as a prerequisite to normal business," high prices "must come down,"
and that "the first move should be the reduction of retail prices, accompanied by such credit
a.-sistance as will prevent any undue financial disorders."
In a careful survev of all angles of this question the leading article in THE LITER
ARY DIGEST for April 30th quotes the Credit Monthly to the effect that "while wholesale
prices, as reflected in Bradstreet's index-number, had declined more than 39 per cent, from
the peak to January 1, the cost of living in the large cities of America decreased less than
10 per cent, on an average from the peak." The New York Nation avers that up to the pres
ent "retailers, as a whole, have not taken losses," and the Brooklyn Eagle holds that "the
indictment against the retailer is that he blocks the return to normal all along the line."
The retailors indignantly clony thi.-. however, and the New York Tribune quotes A. E. Burkhardt, presi
dent nt the National Association of Retail Clothiers, as saying for his branch of retail business that
"retailers are facinsr another ?ea.son of net loss instead of net profit," while the New York S'i irs Record
affirms that "retailers hae taken their losses and are now buying merchandise for immediate sales,
taking a moderate margin of profit." and Dr. Paul Nystrom. of the Retail Research Association,
declares that "retail prices have been lowered consistently with demand and with market prices."
Other articles of absorbing interest in this striking number of THE DIGEST are:
Germany's Attitude
The European
With Full-Page
Freight Rates That Halt Freight
As American Labor Sees the British Miners
A Tariff to Keep Up Farm Prices
For a Secretary of Welfare
A Farmers' Union to Balk the Grain Gambler
Mandate Perplexities
French View of German Poverty
Our Yap Protest as Seen in Japan
Sovietizing Russia's Peasants
Teamwork to Better World Trade
How the Hungry Children Are Being Fed
Making the Immigrant Unwelcome
Nomads of the Automobiles
Rear Admiral William S. Sims, U. S. Navy, says:
"I ha. ,i!u- - had THK LITERARY DKiKST follow mo wherever I have been.
Iifuiu-r 1 haf alw.'t.-. tclt 'hat ir j;a e me the gist of the world's news in a perfect lv
iirpartial thanner and im -m h rm that a hu.- man could afford the time to read it;
and I al-n en Mia' it ui."!d I.,, hard in mca-ure the general educational benefit of being
thu k' fit liifirrretl nt i iini;' i,n up hprin all questions of moment."
April 30th Number on Sale TodayNews-dealers 10 Cents
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The Literary J Jli.l' 9
FUNK& WA'iNALLS
v
ngpil, thru thpy uero of hlgh-srliool
j pari, and in Ips tlmp than it tskpt to
toll thpy wpi-i' bark hs tlie.i lind Iippii
lion thp- llrl PiitPrpd (Iip (iiinIpm of
Growing Yciir. And nil the blmsoinlng
. im mnliiliig planti mpi-p iioddlng nt
ilii'in brightly, while Fatlipr Time
gnnnpil plrananllj .
"Your ,piirs nro given hnok to you."
'Iip rhm-kleil. "Spp that ou up tlipm
wi'll. for Iipu ngp i'oine next tinip It
inny Iip n fart and not a drrnui. Happy
tiny to joii." 1'ntliPr Tlmn tuniPtl
oipp hi" liniir-cliix, and ns lip did o
Iip vanlsliPil
"Vhoo' U'hool Wlipt-p nrP jnn1"
oiindi'd .ludgp Owl'i voire. The (Jnrdpn
of (irowing pnr' fail'il lolv nunv,
nnd IVgj and Hill) found thpiniohpn
b.'li'k home, with .ludgp Owl outlde thpir
window hooting good night.
"My gnodup". I am glnd that wa n
drpoiii'" aid 1'pgg.i . "Now we can go
to the piinif tomorrow "
".Itnnnoti. I wlh it wpre tomorrow
now." Miunpit Hilly.
"So do 1." nld l'pggy.
"Winn)' Whoo'" liiilglii'il .tudge Owl
ontide "There ou go ngain. wiihing
tour life nw.ij ! Whim ! Whoo!" Ami
.ludgp Owl tlnpped awav. Ipaving I'pggv
nnd Itlll.i grinning diippihly bpeaiisp
tliei hud foigot'pn th"ir lei'on o vooti.
Next week I'pjr and Hilly will havp
nnotlipr fuuii) nihentui".
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
Sadinc From Paris
lt DOKOTHV 0. GKAVKS
Nadinp l.oime Hrown ri"pd her
tlufTi iiPiid luxuriously ngaint tho white
towel ktrotehpd over thp hair bnek and
wntclip'l the lljing lnndi'npp Paris-.
Ill . w.n en fnr away and 'adine'
lipart pumped joinii.li Slip MinuUl ar
rive m Koiion that lery inorniiig. nnd
then life would eoiinnenio for her.
Ho. ton to Nndine was everv thing that
I'nn. Ill , was not There would be
wiling men. thi'Mres. jnbo ever) where
Nndine plnnnei) to jet a job right nwaj
The train rumbled into the South
Starion N'aditi" alight' d She knew
.iut whnr to do ,ind sh" did it sue
epssfiilli Not an hour Inter he .kip
lied down the steps nf the Y W ('. A
and .tailed to ppk life
The ofnee boy in the Kvpivninn's
.nuirnnc" ofcee grinn"il nt V.id'ne and
Nndine gnnnpil bnek She felt veri
mui h that he wore a ilrneon. but he
griiiU"d so likp thp I'nris. Ill . bovs thnt
slip was not so nlnriupil as .lie expeeted
to he
Said the boy- "Mr Hlnek?"
Th -i vva a .trnw. Nnduip grnppd
it "Yps "
"He's out." i.lnl t!ie boy. "but vou
e'n talk to hit nssntant It . Mr
.la' k ins .on. M-. .fohn Hlnek. .Ir
;. on know "
Mr Hlin k. .Ir . appeared lie was
vprv lining nnd lerv linndsotiie. more
o than nnv I'nn. Ill . voting man
His eves were ns .tartled n. Nndin s
own. but sho did not see thnt Nndine
tried to think Mr War-Is . .Ir thought
for her
' You want n poiti"ti?"
Nndine no Med Ii-t head. Mr Hlaek
smil"d
What i vour name""
Nndine nodded agniti Hu' it "emel
o ri-ng no ie i'IP Hrr knee, rrenih'ed
iqieerh and .i 'nrge so-uptlnng nb-
Germany's Side of the Case
Mirrored in Editorials From Her Influential Journals Which
Negotiations Must Be Started in Order to Save Europe
Advance in Asia
Colored Map
1fji Illustrations, Maps,
COMPANY (Publisher.- of the
istriieted her breathing1. Nndine wns
tenrpd.
"Where do you come from?" Mr.
Hlnek, .Ir., forgot this wn n business
nfTalr. nnd not n eountry club dnnee.
Hut Nndine wan not thinking of that.
At last It wna n question she eottld nn
swer. If her brpnth lasted long enough.
"Paris." said she.
Mr. Hlnek grinned. Now he undpr
stood. Nine months before in Paris Iip
hnd tried to buy snap of n Prrslnn
npothpenry, but he hnd been disappoint
ed In the comprehension of (ho French
man, nnd Iip hnd never got the sonp.
"Can you typewrltp?"
N'adltie started to sav. "We hnd thnt
In high school." but she decided It did
not sound bulnesllke. but It was too
Inte. the "we" hnd eenpeil
Mr. Hlnek. .Ir.. understood the "we"
for the French "out" or vps.
i "1 spp," Iip snld. "and you want n
, job Now, could you iiddress envel
opes''" lie hesltiitPil but a minute, I
he was not thinking of hrr nnswer.
"You ran copy that easily, joti know,
nnd If vou get stupk I enn help .vou
with vour Kngllh. How tibout twelve
n wppkV"
"I'nvplopps?" gnsppd Nndine In uir
prisp Mr Hlnek inllli'd to lipr support.
"Onvplopes." he nided her. He drew n
letter fioni his po, ket to show her whnt
Iip mpimt. and then smiled engagingly.
"Twelve dollar n week. menu "
Nndine coinpri liended and her pips
sparkled delieioiisl) She nodded Net
ting n job In Hostnn wns not so bad
after nil, nnd. really, emplojment men
were quite nice
' What Is )nur nnnie?" nsked Mr.
Hlnk. holding pnper nnd pen read)
Hut bplng very kind, lie motioned her to
wait befoi-p nnswerlng From his pocket
FARM AND GARDEN
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KEYSTONE NTRSEKIES. 107
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Wreck of the World's Largest Airplane
What Children Need to Eat
Shingles and Their Substitutes
The Lightest Wood in the World
Jean Paul Laurens
Gloom in the German Movies
"Free" Poetry in Russia
A Cabinet Officer for Art
Impoverished College Teaching
Is the Ex-Soldier a "Social Misfit?"
Islam's Advance in Africa
"Boycotting" the Ministry
Best of the Current Poetry
Topics of the Day
and Humorous Cartoons
The Trv-, -
Famous NEW Standard Dictionary). NEW YORK
he produced n xvrlN thumbed little red
book, "French Self -Taught." He turned
the pages to the "w V to the "I's," to
the "yV' and to the "n's." At Inst he
nsked triumphantly, "Quel est votre
nom?"
Nndine smiled, she tvnnted to laugh,
Hut she did not dare, nnd nnyvvny she
knew her smile wns enchnntlng. In
Purls, III , she hnd studied "French fnr
lleginners" for ii yenr in high school,
nnd hnd rend n little French story by
Monsieur LeWim. which nnmc her
teacher had translated ns Mr. Hrown,
so she nnsweretl readily, but In hnlf
hesitating Kngllsh, "I am Nndine I.c
Hrun." Mr. Hlnrk smiled benevolently. He
fplt n comforting spnsp of his grent
kindness. At the sntue tlmp he snw his
father step from the elevntor nnd enter
his prlvnte office, whereupon Mr. Hlnek.
Ir., hastened to complete the business
in hnnd.
"Kindly report nt 0 tomorrow. Mile.
l.eHrun, he snld with dignity nnd not
n too controlled sensp of command
Nndine smiled ngain nnd withdrew.
Outside the building she purchased of
the boy nt the newsstand n small, red
book of "French Selflaught."
During thp npxt few weeks Mr. Hlnek.
dr.. npptied liini'clf to his duties so
thorouglil) nnd perseverlnglv thnt Mr.
Hlnek. Sr told his wife thnt "Junior'
would get somcwliprp yet.
Junior did. Whether or not il was
thp particular "somewhere" his father
meant. It wns dune. He'd asked the en
chanting French girl to go "some
where" with him thnt evening. Nnllue
smiled nnd nodded.
She tripped down the Y. W C A
steps ns blithely nnd more buoynntly
thnn any American girl Junior had ever
known. These French girls were the
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best ever, he decided; "all fluffy nna
freshly starched, and soft, and pretty,
and "
That night Nadlne also got "some
where." It wns the June night, plus
the luminous moon, plus the gentle
lnjiplng of the water on the nhore at
Inthrop Itrach nnd plus Junior. The
answer to the problem wns "yes." Pos
sibly Nnd'ne had something to do with
it, too, but she gave nil the credit to
Junior,
And then they both got "somewhere."
It was this way :
"We'll go out West, dearest," Jack,
Jr.. breathed Into her delicate nnd very
French little cnr. "I've nn old grnnny
out there who'd love to see us, nnd she
promised me long ngo wIipii I married I
should IitHc" her housp for n wedding
present, and dnd's nlwn.vs ald he'd set
me up in business out there."
"O. Jnck!"
"Yep, out Illinois wnv."
"Illinois!" Nndine gasped. Hut Jr.'
mistook the long-drawn word for her
imperfect knowledge of English.
"Yepraris, Illinois." he laughed in
expectation. "It's a grent little old
town." The idpn then occurred to him
thnt Nadlne might have misunderstood
"Not .vour I'nrlH, you know; it's just n
small town in one of our states. There's
n I fa If n, nnd wheat, nnd Mime nit
le "
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"And corn, Jnckcy, say there's
torn." "Yep, there's corn, ncrcs of it."
"And, Jnclc is It the little )cllo.
house on the corner of Main nnd Fleas
nut streets with the hollyhocks nnd the
wistaria vines'!!"
"Why, Nndine, how did you know?"
"Itecnusp," she smiled archly.
"Tell hip, dearest, how did yn i
know?"
She smiled ngain nnd stroked t
hand playfull), which he thought v
foreign nnd Frenchy.
tint Jnck Junior wns not nngiy.
"Jnck Junior, denr, will you forgive
me? You see I come from I'nris."
"Nndine!"
Next romplelo novelette,
Never Thought."
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flower" nnd rhododepdron in prnfiieion
Mapnlflcent cencr Uolf tennlK eaddln
home" bontlnn. iroul ni'd baeM fishing,
Iron honilnp ipountnin UnibltiK
Orrhentrn of Solol.i Nlnhth dances
frequent eorlil feal i-i llrldne". etc
In riinrirr of Mjoler of Ceremnnle.
American I'lnn e.lu n la tarie drill
foi Tourli KlitHilnn eiai'l and
fruit Hiirdene and dairj auppH abundant
fr Hh piodiii te
Special fi eenenn rule nnd l
famlbee nnd li"inl llmik'et terms
and au'o maps n 'lied
.imiv l'l iiiiy (on;
mire. 100 nrlttehth, opirlljr S00. Aliluje
.UUV irn rpirnain iuiu, ft"" """""i "-
Open Jiim ltli to October tl
AddremimtlUunclO. .lohn J.iblions.MKr.
Hotel Itennert Ilaltlmorc Mil
srr.AMsinp notkt.s
Marine Despatch Line
Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Seattle and Portland
S. S. Chas. H. Cramp
Tier in Smith, ol (l ( y im,
S. S. West Haven . . . May 24
S. S. Henry S. Groves, June 9
I'nr Itnti-H anil lnrrnutt Inn Apply
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific S. S.
Corp.
Ilnnlll llllll, I III x 'IIumI St
I'llllmlelplilii
Plmi.ps I .mil '..ri5."i, Isi" Man L5I I
BLACK DIAMOND
STEAMSHIP CORP.
PHILADELPHIA
to Rotterdam
Am. S S "Kdsi'tiHint"
iw Loading
W. J. Grandfield & Co.
Philadelphia qrnts
308 ( hrstnut St.
l.nmliiiril ftl'C-i H U
M.iln tn-jn-i
AMERICA LINE
New York to Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and Bonlntrna.inr.M..
' ROTTERDAM Ma 21 Ju2S Jul. in
I R,YN.DAM Ml2i ."'r 2 Auj. r,
Ni, AMS1 ERM ;JC" J ' 9 Ai. 13
rintner Oflite, 1531 Walnut St., Phil.
iiir.NV viT spniM.s.px
C ' r ,n Wm,V' America ml f'tt
'cJUL" te'OlUEfilDCE MOUNTAINS
A ktHMl, medern holet .ilh cxrellenl ttble end
i
M'RINH ur.siinis
OI'KAN CITY. N. 4.
if
i
leTpincoln
OCE7MS CITY, IX. .
A dfliffhtfu!, enrr-frec
iccck'cnd. Friday evening
dinner until Monday after
breakfast. Dancing Salur
day evening. Special rate
Single, flS.SO; double,
Anirrlriin plunt ulrnm-lirnleil
rooms it ltd runnlntr vrnter.
Iteiennllnm recrlreil fnr
miiiinirr m-n'on. T-leilmnii
Oreiin Clly tno
th STREET
AT BOARDWALK
Newly Ileum iilrd nnd tniler
New Mnii.iKcnicnt
Pine Table. Iteaaonahle Iute
nfferlmc excellent iiccommndatlonn
Write for ltewriatlnne Reason Opens
Muv 2Sth P V. YATIIB. Prop.
Ttiqctvnn HunnlnK water In tiary room.
uiai-a.vin. noklPti 1:. lilundln.
XTl.ANTIP PITY. nT.T.
, 'N Tim HEATH" OF THINOH
PROCESS
H C'HrulInn Ale. clme to tench nnd Mteel
Pier l.i r st modiralo-rate hotel of brick,
Heel and Htnne I'onatriictlon Hot nnd cold
runnlnir water In imeet rooms, Private)
baths P'vatnr from elrect loe Within
R anuares of II leadlmt Protestant and Calh
die churches nnd tiinlii postodlie rreneh
chef Kxcellent table Jt nnd up dally.
Atner Plnn SI .10 and up dly. Kuro plan
Special weekly rate,. Kor llnoklct nnd
Auto lload Map address I'ul P Ilosecrans.
Oivn-r nnd Prop Phones 4511 and 4338
tat- Hotel Z
C; ATLANTICCITY.NJ.
Ai Tennessee Ape just off
tha Baardivalk with Aracfi
front service and appoint
ments qt moderate r.itca.
EitrcpeanpIaniReitoumnt
QttBchidunder personal 'super
vision of G.W. CARMANY
$2 up daily; spec, wkly. Europ. plan
EfiON
and dreproof Annex, I'ennessco e, near
'tech I'upaclty 4IH t'enlrnl Open eur
irundlncs, npp Cnthollc and Proteatant
rl in diva Prunte batbs.
Running Water in All Rooms
Mlilte tcrtlre. Ilonkl-t It. II. I.l 1)V, M. I.
New Vnrk Ae. ne.ir" Hem Ii
$r week-end special $r
.1 SAIH'RII.VV M I'PPIt 1'MII, .1
" momiay mti:k IIHICAKIAT
I llenl. Unit Will Plnie,
w.m. mtooia:
'HOTEL LEWIS
1711 PXCIIIC AVH. NKAK HIIKH
..'..Vk!."1'; U.l".'rl'.'. Hunnlnn water; prhato
s 5r, r"ctr ngMn. Table unsurpnaed.
jhv American pUn iutu for April and
$3 Daily $18 Weekly
Hs. 11. I.KWm. oner A Prop.
t mi il. imatiil. I nixielbd for tomfort
:: .r"'".'," Klee,J'"1 llKh" nSiinlnB
bnVh. ,'.lno';;f .""" nr "'thnut pruato
J i .. ,,:,','n, -ulm ronesponilcne
and inspection solicited Modernie rates
"pen ..il I v!"ir" ,orma"" l"i application
I. It. JINOl.li. Onnershin MnimKement
tbtc
! ATLANTIC CITVM i
I a- !)lrr,'1" ", tl'e "reaii Pront
j capacity" 000 '" ' dl,,""e"l"
I OAUAOi: IFolfer J, Dutbv
wmuNp
I Hill l i 11...1, I. !...,... ...
vV,,.,1;' '" " ''- N.vr.n"o..t.,d
.i- ..'."""'' p ,n"' '' mem III .to u ti iliv.
'" smi:n s stitzkii.
Akliwgton
iVSBSSiKBBmSBf
Let I k Miikp ,, r,.f i , Mn ,
( ll nf KuhuNt lleulil,"
HOTEL MORTON
GRAND ATLANTIC i
n'"ir,.1 n".'1 '."nfh ."ot "nrt " ""
IK water r vate Ih.iIim n,. ,n t. ..-..
f ' Mt i fdVTrit
i HDf In u i
-"'" . ... IV. tt ll.v
nun nn ...i..
ii vi'tu n t.wiiov
MpprncECto
no 'ern
i i n
kl
f& ' ' tap. :j,
1 , . ' ' .t' i 'r r .,! jr. rtun
EDO S2 WAlTTE IR?
$15 Special American Wky.Rate $15
JOHN ( s;,, .ril,,,
J.,;s;,i.,iirAp,;i' xrr im 'x$:,v&
am In lultlne nn.l t.rvli-e Ilookltl
I NO-imvKI.I. Pron.
HifotGl ojrcrirp
r l.hirlre )'la anil IlMch. Fresli unil lira
vater u.itli;riinnlinr wa-er In roomi, elevator
Suiiunor tsble priinr iMr'.Coneh nt trains,
A V. WACNhlt I'rnn W It. l.AYION. Mtrr
THE SENATOR
ircln.i ie nt lliiiriliMill, rirriiriiuf Our
i-iirlnc ni(i,. Suii-rliiui nluii. m nn ,1,,,
Wi 1,111111 At ami umi ii, up jjg I'rlvati
bAM KI.I.IH. Hwner j HJI.I.IMa lfr
THE ELWOOD
81 teiriH IMa
i mltinc Ihe rintril.
V."..I'rlvala bitht
1, r lirurf (iwnir
icolli I Ireproof t itnn t
Hum Hue w n.. 1' vk,
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
M s
T'lJ I ft I , HI nl
Pin
ii hi ii llun, an
HOTEL EDISON
wK.rVSrtt. Mni'nW. ' .fllft
up Uly, Uurop.au plan, M.80 up dallf.
Hotel Chafin ,N1W ,4urk Ave. j.-irn
i-ii, ,., ,i. ,';;"fl from lleach Amer.
V. .i. . " '""' I'ln tin room a specialty
Ili.lliliiM i, , ,,,, M.ir,i i..i.ii .fli''
NV Clarion ?,nluck',v. Boardwalk.
.i,. ,T"J! r'iNTK-iiAnrtoN TialT;
Atlaiilli. (.Ii, un (be Ueacti and lloardivalk
ffiJSP
xx j-:: ft
JO-E2p
GARDEN ANN
23
I
PJIIN!iKSOIn H "" "
. ATT.ANTIP CITV. N. j
, !i'n,.ucl:.l' . "V and Itoan
1 i 1 . ' ,'"LrlrV . wunny ocen-vie. ;lu'
Pest enmpped tc most iSiriiie,!, Jaann
ATM RATB HOTKt.Tr? Allim e 'r't'y Sff"5St
water In eiery room. Private, laitiR"""!"!
hrij.jahout. Orch. DanclS" Vef.;. b,.,i'
Parlor Jorneritorv. THOMAS M triihA'1'
i,,- :.l..'. ".'" ""aruwaik. fc....
and up weekly rhona i'iJ'.'a' W'tij&ti
Message of Quakerism
IIV
DR. JESSE H. HOLMES
South Broad Street Theatre
Sunday Afternoon, May 1. lo?i
. . .. TllflEn O'CLOCK ' "'
An inritntlnn la extended to sit .
lenrn Hie. fallli of tlm foundera f ,,,',
elt.v. Hie rilr of llrolb.rt.. r" ."' "'If
LYELL M. RADER
of Chicago j
rm,aUHm'n,,!elA',Jdrt,,,;";f I
CENTRAL Y. M. C. A
1121 AW;K.r...-?"IiA.Dr,i.pniA v!
HlINtlAV MAT 1. 1
Il.il. 4 p. M "
Pn.OORAM
m;r;L-iAii rrniUAL
I.AIMI',. I.MVITKI)
aixweLcoms
Rr.i.mini'H xotipkb
llaptlst "
Till: TKMPLK
llroad and Derka its. (1000 N 1
3000 Seat.
HUHSBI.I. It. CONWEI.L. Pastor
.i. nun, .licii'iiLir. Allocate Pi....
.T. .MAJtVIN HANNA. Muilcil Direct J,1"
rni'lil'tiifl ernit. A?' w ""Of
MV"riA'-'i,.,ii" ... . i-,:,. "r".nl
will pfeich at Tt..30 and 7.M n" volt' '
Temple choruses will slna at both i,..
. u,.,,..u....... ..h .c i,u,n in ms eien.K
eerv ce "mru
lllble School .lore I Presso, sunt us,,' I
Praer Metinir. Friday at "'H
Prlends '
Hi: III.lt FRII-LMM' .HKCTInlinri;
Ainniaomery pme. Merlon, was estkii.v.i
1dS2. Here William Penn wor'hlBM !.
well as many other noted Trlends n. .!
the hlitorlcol spot! of America i. .
for worihlp cvsry ririt-div (Runl
Invited
1 1 o ciock. isitors eordinij
i:tlilcl Culture
ltKUAIl hTKEirr TIIKATRK li a M nT
Algernon H Crapsey, on "The Vales iv
Danter nt Persecution " a
Prehterlan
ARCH STRKKT Clll'RCH. IRth ind'Arch"
111 45 "Tho Cleneratlonless fhrlut '
At 8 Dr. Macartney will preach on "Tk,
nurled Ufe." Pom and old truditio..
tell of a rlier which flow, illenlly ,,",'
deep burled under th surface of .,
earth. Only now nnd then, or hv ih. ..:
cldent nf travel or adventure did m.J
catch the murmur of that lubternnii!
eircHin. is ufif u river UKe mat Wllhls
tb heart of man? la there a Hurls u.;
within you bidden away nedertri I
nmiirui "l ll.- llll.l SpeflKS, IDHIl
the man who hear" Hli Voice
IS. lllble School. H;lft. Puppef "PR
1IKTH1.K.IIKM PRENinTKRIAN CliVRflf
llroad and Diamond mi
Rev. WILLIAM. L. McCORMIPK l'a,trr
in 311 "America for Chrlit t,j, r,t
William It. Klnir, D D. PresbsKriii!
Hoard of Hnirte Mleilnne
L' 3" Sabbath School.
II 43 Christian Kndeanr Thr Mnrdnni
Come, In ity Countrs " Man ; u
7 in Ceneral lubject "Phonemic a Ij'i
Work "
' Law ns a Christian Vocation Mr n.
mnnd Itamhn, of the Arm of Ramtm i
Itninbo Rtlorncje.
"Medicine na h Christian Vocai n Ko
eri i. ivenmer i. i., 01 in sianof J,f.
ferson Medical.
Huslneis na a Christian neanon Mf,
r,iiu.n'i iiintiiit.t. in inr nrni CI Mm
tiel 8. Armstronir & Son
' reachlUK hs n Christian vocation Pr,i
(ienrce K. Walk. Ph D Dean of Tath.
ers i.oiiexe. ipinpi" i imerstn
"The Ministry ns a Vocation rte Wn,
1 -McCormlck. Paitor.
nciori .tC8ic i it el skatj
' unuirtli r.Liujir. ill .1.1
bIM')Nl PRKS1IVTRJAN CHTItciT " ""
ilST AND WALNUT STP
RBV ALEXANDER JUcCOLL, H Dm
M1VISTKH
HUV ALVIN R. OV'RLP.V ASSISTANT
Pr MacColl will prr-ch at II an 1 WtM
Mnrnlnc rubject "Uound In the flunlt
of Life Willi the Lord Trv O.kI TM
story of ii Hebrew wonian and her two.
of a huiband "
Kienlnir "Chri a School of Ilippirm''
(second series). Subject ' llletntd Art
the Pure In Heart, for They Mull !n
Ood "
Musical Service 7 30 P. M
violin, harp and organ
"Hleaa the Lord". .
"Jubilate, Amen"
"We Prntie Thee"
"lla-k Hark Mv S311I
Mixed chmf.
Terhnnckolt
BrtKt
Kmulikr
Sunday School and Adult Dlble I'lm il
SBfW
A AI.
Visitors welcome.
Protestant KoIhcoohI
saint piTrr.ii's en men"
a anil j'ine sis
Rev Kdward M. Jefferys T D P.ctsf,
" HA Hrl It t t Otl dt
I ,sllF UMII 11 t .i., P ' ,l
At th tnenlnff ncrvltr lh rho r n " ir
rompnltlonn hv Khtllf. HI r VoNi,
Mnrtli nnd Wllimnm
rnllnrlan
PIKT I NITAJtlAN (III UCII
rheatnut nt. abate 'Jim
Il.. PRRDBItICK II. C.rtlPPIS Mmir.tr..
II A M -Hov. llnbrlel I'Uki M nlil" '
lh Unitarian Ohimh In Kolcumur Hul
k ry. will preach.
IMTAKIAN Clll'lK'H 01' (1KKM NT0HJ1
(ireeno it nna w rneittn fte
Sunilny Mny 1st, Mtrvlcen at 11 in,
Ilev ItOOKK H. FOnilES. -Mln nr
Subject "Ho Still anil Know Thni I 11
Unil '
I jnhtee fnr children. In inrtnh hftu il
Hie eame hout All ar lnMei
kdi'catiiivai.
Ilnlli Setra
Your Salayy
l liinttfl nnlv hv our elTlritne In
ireuee Miur ntcienev by tnenne nf ip;
rUl tiAinlnx anil ou Mll t" iurprii(
hnw riuirkly nu can iloubl (r &'
our ealnry. Tho demima" fer n eiunl1
nt tiua .ttMaH buon found in fxcin
nf the suppb but now the adju'Wiint
nf ntr ctillKK hoik ftml the appll t lori
nf the Inronic mx hH (renin, ine "'
Hlin dpinniul. nml poiilllnii. pa mc l
nnre of from li.tnn to J7.VKI rer J'
nn. attnnlly going begging lot ant o"
I'omprtenl men tn lilt them There !'
nothltiK In the orId tn prevent you
(mm iiunllMiiiC for one of theie tilta-
Klarlert I'onltlnin It l mmpl irat
ir nf rteiermlnnllon mul lpl' 'lll,,
IU rieiotlnu a few hnuia ' ui P'
t ine hi home men evuiniK iirntei ir
,1'rni t nuperMalnn of our enper'e )J
i ill he nble to nuallfi fur un ' tr-"
1,0'iilnnn nr for ilie I I A e imlna
lion In it comparative ihnr' "n"
u, ml.e H epetlnli) nf im nt m3
fir pxecutins arcouniln pi ltion
rimne irlle or tall fur l nitt
"limv 'HI l.KAHN AI I nl sri.NQ'
INTERNATIONAL
ACCOUNTANTS' SOCIETY
J lu l'i ntr sin nl Si hunt n ''"J
500-511 Widener Hullding
rlliniet l.ocuat '111"
Kenillni tlfflre
313 Ainrrlrnn ('nmi.ilty IHi'r-
tVIImllKloil (inire
-1121 Dil runt lllilt
imi'ohtam urncK r')Hii'"5,sWM,
Our ttudenta In etenonraphy ana vrr
Mm iik re lvn real oltlie t "folV
nuallfy them tn accept Important W'1'";
' - muiviuuai "' .."""' ..iii (0
Sfc. nlnht olaeiee. Call or " '"
vttja I'III1A IIPHINKSH roi.LW
'4aV anil lollrra or -onira'"j.iti
inn Che.tnnt HI, fhlMjlg
STDAVCP'S The llrat lli'l0rr,vW
l'iillliiii ciiariin'il. i:nter no. !' of "i!:
PATiniTT, POST
BTEIaTS
Victor
Victrolas
The NewMoifil
Hftfl
Complet. Li.t of jjf
n.eorJl NOW ""
i. & . -.Beeor
enS IUIniui" 1 -" -g
135 iTOKTH FRONT ST.
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