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lenator Urges Oountry Bo on
Guard After Young Women
Give Allegory
with different customs of life expose
cncli of the Imllviilunla to new and
Btrnnco bodily ailments nnd diseases.
do the lntlmnte actions nnd reaction""
of diverse rnce members brine novel
theories of government nnd social nnd
economic life. Were their new theories
tried, hnd they been effectively used by
nnj race, had any people or nation
risen to wealth, power nnd happiness
under them, we might hope that adjust
ment thereof to our environment would
mnko them tolerable. Hut such were
not the facts.
"Thee iftrnngr doctrine came pri
marily from rnces unsklllpil in self
corernment. untaught In the ftinilu-
nuntnls of free government, uneducated
filVCQ Mil V A n D A T I n M ,n "10 1,a''(' dlKCon! hrtwecn liberty nnd
WV-b JULY 4 UK A I IUN i(rc. Their doctrines were born of
V.'blle all rhllndplphin celebrated
Ameitrnn Independenrc yesterdnv Sen
ator Knox, in the outxtnnillnK event of
th$ great holiday, warned America to
fuard against foes within its gates.
This country must not no dcctlved
?r lulled into a falco enso o' security,
he Senator slid, speaking from n ting
draped rptrum nt Independence Hall.
4t must be watchful of radical, foes
i of the mind and heart, nnd must con
quer them, he declared.
The. theme of the Senator's address,
which held the close Interest of thou
and Jammed In the square, w.is, bj n
coincidence, the centrnl thought nlso of
an allegorical daure poem, given in the
pquarn before the Senator (spoke.
The dance poem, "Wake Up. Amer
ica. " was nri'sentpd hv olrls frr.m rhp
, Atlctlc Itccreation Center under the
1 flTn..l..tn.. - ft.. f.ll.l. TV t-
A Joyous, carefree dnneo by Miss
Eleanor Allison, ns America, symbol
zed, this country's "let down" after the
war.
Girls Dincc ns "Iteds
the ills of the lands from which thev
enme. They nre rndlcnl remedies, some
times self-nunihilnting to those using
them, for ailments unfamiliar to our
a Mem of government nnd Ufa.
"We stnudlnc here In this snncttinrv.
before this nltar, can neither utter nor
think this blasphetnv. To us, nnd for
us. Uod hns set up this one Govern
ment founded on the enuallty of man.
Our feet must not depart from the paths
tie nos merited rnr us. Uurs is the
dutv to keep the faith untainted. Wo
shnll not wander after false gods.
Must Fl-it for Our Liberties
"Our fathers fought physical foes
and subdued them ; we must do battle
with foes of the mind nnd henrt, wo
must combat tho diseased mind, nnd
conquer. And be not. fellow citizens,
I beseech you, deceived or lulled Into
thnt false security which brings destruc
tion. The enemy Is nlcrt, nctlvc, cruel,
relentless He plans, he works always.
lour weunrt', vour Happiness, jour
liuerties are nt stnke.
"Heine nlcrt ncnlnst insidious foes
I bt'llevii we can nnd nre nsslmlliatlng
As the fantasy progressed other i ' ,"f"' w" inve .h0",R"t refuge herefrom
npccrs. in brilliant red costumes, stir- , ""' Pi'"'Y"nn 9- ouier innu. io tnem,
rounded "America." The spirits of America hns for many jenrs been n
.a BUIUIK. ...! Hn.it. .-.. -1 i Infill nf nrnilltMO. fnvi.1nr ttlfli t.illt nm
"li qexiiiiiiii nun il'viiii (rri- uuiMll Hi : - ,' i IV. . . ""
ahackle "America" when lVnnsvlvnnln honev. America has filled their thoughts
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nnn otners or tnc tltlrteen original ".' "J ' mcir tircams Dy nigni. li
States overtinwcred the troublemakers
Sjenntor Knox complimented Miss
Kroener on the improssiveness of the
dance poem before striking nut Into his
own warning fqr this country to bo on
guard.
After referring to the significance of
he day's celebration, the Spnntor said :
MWc would not live vassals of any
law, we could not live a conslomcrate
of loosely knit independent States; we
jcouhl pot live half slave, half free, and
) alavcry had to go. Can wc live a poly
glot people?
'We
has been to them a land of freedom.
equnllt nnd Justice. It hns been to
them all their own country was not.
"These honest men and women have
become n part of our citizenry and nre
iloing their pnrt In the great experi
ment of welding together in one great
nnd homogeneous nation the lovers of
human liberty from all lands. With
vigilance and devotion let us, nil united,
serve our country."
Colcbrntkms were nlso held in tho fol
lowing sections1 Kingsesilng Uecren-
tlon Center. Fiftieth triir ntul PliMter
avenue: Clark Turk. Forty-third street
nnu uncstcr avenue; Sherwood Uccrea.
tlon Center Flfty-slxth and Christian
street; Cobbs Creek 1'nrkway Associa
tion, Fifty-ninth nnd Cobbs Creek
Parkway; Wmivood Community Asso
ciation, sovoniy-nrHt sttcet nnd Kim
wood nvrnue; Cherbrook Improvement
Aiocintldn, Hlxty-flrst street nnd Lcb
nnon nvenue ; Clenrvlew Improvement
Association, Scvmj -first street nnd
luilst nenue; Wnlton Avenue Neigh
borhood Association, Fifty-eighth atreet
nnd Walton nvenue; Starr Garden
l'ark Itccreation Center, Sixth njji
Lombard streets; I.uague Island Im
plement Association, Thirteenth
Htrc(t nnd Oregon nvenue; Lawrence
Street AsBQclotion, Fifth and Giccn
streets ; Olney Iteconstructcd Fourth of
July Association, Wentz's Field, Olney;
Tlogn-Nlcctow'n Safe and Snnc Fourth,
Fernhlll l'nrk ; Feltonvlllo Citizens' As
sociation, Linden and A streets; Old
York Itond Improvement Association,
Sixty-sixth nnd Lnwnton avenues.
i"e ourselves at the time of our in
dependence were largely of one race,
one language, one literature, one set
of Ideals and aspirations. AVe are now
of many races, ninny languages, many I
.ideals npd aspirations. We-were orlgl- '
Dally traditional and seasoned in self
IOYrnment. I
Mighty Ferments Work
"Today there arc coining to us, by the
.Hiijllons, peoples from races untrarti
moned and unseasoned in self-government,
peoples unfamiliar with nnd
,'Inrgely unapprcelative of Its good, i
and untutored to tolerate and meet Its
tvlls.
I'Mighty ferments are at work
amongst us governmentnlly nnd socially. '
Jiiht as the conimingling of members of
different races from different climes
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of Electric Ironsbeiow
places a household type electric iron of well
known make in your home. The balance is then
payable at the very convenient rate of $1.00
per month for six months. Fifty cents off for cash.
As a special inducement, we offer with each of these irons
during the limited period of the sale an ironing pad as pictured.
This measures 14 x 20 inches; one side is of felt and the other
of turkish toweling. You will find it indispensable when traveling
'nnd for general household use.
Free Trial in your home of a Standard
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The PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC
COKE WORKERS' PAY CUT
10 Per Cent Reduction Is Second
Since January 1
Connollsville, ln,f July 5. (Ily A.
P.) Approximntcly 7000 coke workers
In the Independent plants of the Con
nellnvlllp coko region were affected to
day by n 10 pfr cent reduction in
wnuca, the second announced tills year.
Tho new rate is about 33 1-3 per cent
below the rate paid January 1, but
according to coka men some 45 per cent
higher thnn tliu prevailing rate in 1012.
Only about 7 per cent of tho Independ
ent ovens nre in operation.
There are now two scales for the
same work In tho ConnellHvllle field,
that paid by the independents nnd the
scale- of the II. G. Frick Coke Co., the
latter having becomo operative May 10
una somewhat higher than tho new In
dependent scalp. None of the coko
ovons of the Frick Uo, nre In operation.
Only Six Fires on Fourth
Philadelphia's "safe and sane"
Fourth cut the number of fires through
out tho day to six, of which thrco were
hut local alarms. Thoro wero seven
fires Sunday. In former years tho num
ber wns usually between forty nnd sixty
fires for the day. The great majority
of these fires wero caused by fireworks
and matches In Uio hnnds of Inexperi
enced persons, according to fire officials.
The property damage In the flies es
tcrday is reported to bo slight.
QOMjVIUNISTS IN CLASH
Fire on Italian Extreme Nationalists
Near Genoa
Party .Tuly C (By A. 'P.) Com
munists of Hcstrl I'oncnte, four and
onehalf miles northwest of Qenpa,
Italy, fired on n group ofExtrcme na
tionalists and a clash ensued In which
carabineers, In an endeavor to rcstoro
order, were forced to fire on the com
batants, wounding three persons, says
a dispatch from Home today.
Tho Communists retreated. nnd barn-
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And How To Attain It
Every one ltnowo tho nddod charm
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blemishes mako tho skin clear, soft
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Black nnd White? Boap .will aid
Beauty Bleach In removing skin
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