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Arency Wynne Tells of the Parties Given for Twe Debit
, tantes Last Night She Hears Various Bits
of Interesting News
TvOES it see"1 POssib'0 "mt nnetllcr
U vtar linn come ami k" B ." n
nil
" a 4 1inM tnliAn su-il UHT11
V n I
"um, 'ch ollier n M"ry Christmas
r,l tee r of hnpplnMS? Fer ,me of
Jli it linn been n year of happiness, for
u , 1 1 1 lin been miicli wkIiicsr:
111.111. W Jtil " . -
Jn riY of nencc. wliellier rail or joyous,
-j.i nil
rtt1llale It ourselves
ran . t
nml show jroeil
i.a .i vnru tmrt
,Hli tint pence ,v" :, " ',';-,:
girUX'TappcUl-n.. II
Snt n mcrrv one nc which In "Hc
l h th" praw ' l'l,mc ,n thc WOrld
thnt riir'i-tmiiii nlgM ""
c r-r.vtu.v "p
fellow
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HIM Wlllll .m:n. " " fl.Mr fnn.iiv-
.1. ah I npu VI I uivu ...... - -
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,nd I eatrt begin te rem niniicr ....
ether plans for HiIh beautiful day.
trnrr will be Interested. 1 am sure,
I te hear further news of MIks Hen
.i.iie r.iv. who lint tiecn
se ill In
rieils condition. , , .
I understand the trouble Is with her
mm and she would net have- nn opera -tU
performed until licr ; risterB reaidc,
her. Thcv have been there some tlm..
Sew and 'the latent news is that MIsh
Henrietta hns been moved te 'en.
"here several eminent phyrfdnn mny
he consulted, but... far. nfrt'jne,?i
there hns been little imiirevemcnt. ir
ny.
mur;
l.iitlp- nnrtv at Hie uvcrurneh
ltJelf Club last iilsht for Mnry nnd
v- .. ,i.,i p iifn nlTnlr. I lie
tuests nunibcrrd about .300 and were
mostly of the deh n-t. Seme of thi thi
piM.tfnttelwtli purtles-the 1-lttles
firt and the Kvnns' nt the Klt-Cnr ten
for Margaret l'lielps the latter purt of
the exenlng and vice vcr'ii.
Nnnc Mtlle ! n. debutante, you
knew. Mnrv rame out a couple of years
dim, lint she rei'tiifi .--ca reply mere than
a bail herself. Nimey bus brown hulr
nml brown eyc. nnd Is a perfect little
dear. She were a frock of white chllTen
trimmed In siher and 'had silver slippers
and Meiklngs. Tt was suh nn airy,
rlalnly i-eltiiiie and suited her te pcr pcr pcr
fcollen M'L..:
AND MltS. EVANS gave n
Inrce dinner nt the lutr.
rarllen before their dnnee: the dinner
for Lenere McCnll nnd her fiance. Nor Ner
man MncI.cMi. nnd the dnnee. ns I said,
for Miss l'helps. I.enore McCnll's en
xaKPinciit te Mr. Mnel.eleh was nn nn
neunced nbeut two months iige. There
were about fifty nt thc dinner, mostly
if the jeiingcr mnrried f-ct. nnd It wns
A brllliaul uffnir. Among the guests
were, the Leuis Herles. Sewell lleries,
Andv l'erters. Oil Mathers, Jee Mo Me
Call. .Irs., Oeergc Mclvers, ,OeerR0
Wlmrten I'epper, Art.. 1' rank llehlcn.
Jrs.. lleby l'erters, Jee llellltm nnd
mnny ethers.
The decorntlens nt the. dnnee were
levelv, principally Christmas greens nnd
red llewcrs, nnd It wns altogether very
beautiful.
POLIiY wns walking nleng thc street
yesterday with Dnddy. and ns they
rame toward one of the shnhby-loeking
fianta Clauses who were collecting
money for Christmas dinners she re
marked te Dnddy Hint Snnty looked
pretty peer. "Yes," said Diuhh, "he
Is pretty peer thls-yeur. and he's col
lecting money te help the peer little
clrls nnd boys hnve n Christmns din
ner. 'Wp ought te be very generous."
"All right." suid l'elly, engprly. "I'll
Irtvc him all I've get." '.'Well, denr."
vAnllAl Tlii.lrlir 'tlintu linn lull vmi
must be wise in giving, tee. De net
(live nil you hnve. It you de. you 11
nave te nsk for mere yourself." "All
rlKht." said Pelly. "I won't." but.
added she, "T never carry mere 'nn
twelve rents."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Alfred Paul McrrtH unneunces
the cugugement of her daughter Prls
rllla te Mr. J. Kenten ISisenbrcy, son
of Mra J. Kenten Klscnbrey,
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Lyne Clawsen, or
5015 Walnut street, unnounce the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss Mur
gar?t Clawsen, te Mr. Benjamlu R.
Heffman, et this city. ,
Mra. Richard P Bennls, of Chew and
Prlce streets, Gcrmantewn, announces
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Jule A. Bennls, te Dr. E. Jehn Benin,
of this cltv.
Mi. and Mrs. Jehn J Gralium, of
Consliehocken, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Ella H.
(irulMin. te Mr. Cleorge S. Hastings,
'en of .Mr. and Mrs. Geerge Hustings.
ini.iig the guests who will nttend
Urn theatre party en Monday evening
which .Mr Frederick M. Dunn, Jr., will
five In honor of MIhh K. Murtyn Geerge,
debiiunte dnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs
William H.iimen Geerge, will be Miss
CJnrgaret L.ilid, of Wilmington. Miss
vury Mxen. Mim Helen Mlchell. Miss
Katlierlne I) Perter. Miss Elolse War
liner Miss Louise Dixen, MIbs Margaret
"anil tun, Mr. Jnukiren B.illngh, Mr.
I'u'ddeus .M. JMly. Jr , Mr. Paul Hun
'ci Mr Percy H Wilsen. Jr., Mr. Ralph
I. ..'"!. ,':"u""1 M I'-Jwaids, Mr
a, !. Grew-. Mr Rebert N. Downs.
3'1 .md Mr .Inmes Hay Beattle
I'lu- guests who will attend the llie.v
i .;,. '!',ru "' ,, Siven by Mi Daniel
W'UKheiiy and Mr Andrew W. Dugi-
, ,' "J, VU .V,U,, Htrcet- ! honor el
,,.' s'lcr' Ml,,'s Geitiude D Dougli-
" nil Thlirnil.il r.ve. i. ', '"?.i
'll Include M kk ,.l 8V.r'V."."U,ur..:?
Isabel Kniasler,
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..inn jva.iiuiine I'eiter
Mr
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Mr
'.;"'." "K'. 'Mr. Wll linn Newlln
IVo,uerlek"scl,ueffor,;,n'a",lr':.vn:
yen Mrs. Frnncls lieuirl em-
.bneren the nttrty. Tli .IV.
lencu
will
Party. Tim (riiests
"m Liter nitenrl the ,ln.',e .A"," "J "1
In M,K
lieiii.,,,1., ii",.1.'.V "" Kiven
'augliter
..""'"'." " ui'iit i ret-
Miss, Alberte, P. Iteatli
her
Jlr Vfr? Merull UauBh.r of
nure ri,a,i ,?'' . e.V'h''. f '6
anil Mi-u i.. i... , . .
and ii, ."". -""mi .iciiiiich ,ee
l0nfne..'K.." .l.C? ,,m0 '"s,c'l IllVlta-I
horn. ,,,, . """ lecept en at their
"rem 4 umi'V"1?' "fierV0,'. J'tnUHry 2,
. ,un.t" " " c ec k, n honor of timir
STtrlS? t,,if,l,Ucfln-1"? " "- Mrs.
Ssrurii-,.!!?! l$y
i, "mer of Mra. Jehn Newbela. .
Ml Bllritbtth Ke8s( daughter of Dr,
g'innv t'frsnns will fellow tlie- el.l
-uitom'ef linvlnc law nm Hy .1 Inner,
tomorrow, nml II I" ilcllchtfiil thlni
I i Mr ind M". Ueulnntl Kvnns.
ir ulll linv" b lirge family party. an,
..II t ii r c II mi ""u v" """
J I1C IlCUl.V
dinner tenlciit. en the eve, and Mr. and
Mr". Ilrn H rove will have a ."""
DO RIVl'l
I'raeue. Jl sjusi aueu. '."v?,7;"
h" two MKtw. Mrs. Charles Tiffany.
nfNew Yerk, nnd Miss Oertrm c fcly
failed for Prague en lcurnlng of her se-
HIMi I'llmi lvl.
J'avte,,. Mis, MnrF'! I. Ml er "llss
- iiiibuuriii viiviii itiiuu i...i
Willi,,,, it- "'.""-' ..""euwatd, .Mr
it-
' tee,, announced reeellv t Me'v"1'
ih" V,"!ard a'oi-w?"ei 'Vl' ;
II1,,, 'Xm,,,.'w M'tPl.elHh, of crnllfelii
Isl Ti H1, W!M ""ii MeiSluy for a
n.Me -V, Maelx-liili-B inueitH Mr
! Mrs ndrew Miicl.elsli nl llencee
I". uhere .1,. expects te rem,,.,'"..'!
Lr
nnd Mrs, Geerge G. Heps, of 172J Spruce
street, whose engagement 1ms been an
nounced te Mr. Donelsen W. Heepen, of
Qormnntewn. returned te her home en
Tuesilny, nfter spendlnp; six months
traveling nbrentl, accompanied by her
aunt, Miss Mary Jennings, of Harris
burg'. They visited Italy nnd Switzer
land nnd spent four months In T'nrls.
Mr. lloepcs, who hns been spending sev
eral months In I'nrls, Is expected te
nrrlve In this country the latter part
of next week.
Mr. nnd Mrs .7 Wllmcr Middle, of
Blnderten Heuse. Chestnut Hill, will
entertain nt n dinner en Friday cvrnlnir,
January 0. nt the Rltx-Carlten In honor
of Mrs. Ulddle'f, dshutnn" daughter,
Miss Virginia Seuthnlt Gorden, licteru
the Klrst Assembly. Mr, nnd Mr. Hid
die nnd Miss Gorden will spend Christ
inas In Baltimore.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henrv Price Wright,
formerly of Chestnut Hill, new or 220a
Massachusetts avenue, Washington, en
tertained nt a dinner en Tuesdny evi
nlng In honor of her son, Mr. Htuyves
nnt B. Wright. The guests Included
MIh Sarlmelnte, Miss Mnrv Chapman
S'niltb, Miss Anna Huntly Gorden, Miss
Breum, Miss Helberg, Mr. Henry Prlce
Wright. Jr., Mr. Chester Locluveod, Mr.
Hamilton Wright, Mr. Washburn
Wright nnd Cnptaln Jjemlinrd. Mr.
Wright Is spending the winter with his
grandmother, Mrs. Charles McKeun
Bayard, at her home, 10S Kast Jehnsen
street, Gcrmnntewn.
Mr. nnd Mrf. J. Heward Hheades. of
1710 Walnut street, will entertain at
dinner en Monday evenlng In honor et
her brother. Colonel James Addison
tegim, U. S. A . who Is spending the
ChrlstmnH helldnys with his sister. Miss
Judith M. Legan, of Ttoehketo, her Jieme
In Bnla. Colonel' Legan has Just re
turned from Purls, where he has been
connected with the Reparations Com
mission. Mr. and Mrs. Geerge 11 Evans, et
lloscment. will entertain nt a dinner rei
a hundred guests this evening nt the
Bellevuc-Strntferd In honor of Mls
Ignore A. MfcCnll. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jeseph V! McCnll of Merlen. vhes
pngngeniMit te Mr. Nerman Ulllurd
MacLelsh, of Glencoe. Ill . wns recently
announced, before the ball Mr. ami
Mrs. Kvnns will give at the Uollcvu Uellcvu Uollcvu
Stratferd for Mls Margnret A. Phelps,
debbtnnte daughter of Mrs. Charles M.
Phelps.
The Sphinx Club will bold Its annus)
dnnee In the Junier ballroom of the
Kltz-Cnrlten Hetel this evening. A new
club of younger members Is te be In
troduced te thp organization. Numer
ous unique novelties have been ar
ranged and the affair premises te be 11
great success.
General Littleton W Tnxewell Waller,
lr. M. M. c.. and Mrs. Waller, of 2500
Seuth Twenty-first street, will be the
guests of their son and daughter-in-law.
Majer nnd Mrs. Littleton W. Tazewell
Waller. Jr, of Hydul, ever the week
end. Their son, Mr. -.Henry Tazewell
Waller, at Pittsburgh, nnd their cousin,
Mr Jehn Wild, of Xew Yerk City, will
be the guests of General Waller nnd Mrs.
Wnller for the Christmas holidays.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Squire Belding,
of Balyden, Montgomery avenue, Bryn
Mawr. will entertain at a Christmas
dinner at their home tomorrow In honor
of their guests, Mrs. Ida t-'ex-Sm'th nnd
her en. Mr. Chesten Fex-Smith, of Lcb Lcb
ni'en, Pa
Mrs, Randal Morgan, of W) ndmoer,
East Willow Greve avenue. Chestnut
Hill, who lias been visiting In New
Yerk City, returned te her ncme yes
terday Mrs. Heward Pnls Prlzer. of 232
Seuth Kerty-flrM street, entertained in
formally nt luncheon nt her home en
Tuesdny nftcrnoen. In honor of Miss
Mildred Carter, of the Tracy, whose
marriage te Mr. Archibald .e Rey
Heath, of Garden City. L. I., will take,
place quietly In Junuary.
Mr. nnd Mrs Arthur C Stevens, of
Melrose Park announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Alice Gritit
Stevens, te Mr. Wlllnrd Hamilton Wll-
Us, of Virginia. Miss Stevens Is making
her home at present with her nunt. Mrs.
Eugene Gibsen Heinden. In Washing-1
ten, D. C, where the wedding will take
place Easter week.
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Mr nnd Mrs Hugh C Moete. of
Kings Hlghwr.y and White Herse pike, i
Hndden Heights. X J., announce the I
I'liiiHum. in i't incir iiuuKn.nr. .ihh.i
Susan Pattpnwin Moere, and Mr. Hugh
Walter Stevenson, et Colllngaweod, N J.
Mrs A. H Meyer Bauni. of German
town, nnneunceu the engagement of her
dnughter. Miss Helen Bnum. te Mr.
J. 11. Glmml. Jr, of Leg.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ierd. of Cyn
.wyd, nre receiving congiatulntlens en
nhe birth of n son, Kdwln Ird, Jr
Tuesday. December 20.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn L Hwplg, of "07
Gcerge street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Ethel
.welg, te Mr. Ellis Hubbard Barker, of
New Yerk Clt.
The mairlnge of Miss Ida It. Koliu.
daughter of Mr. and Mis. Simen Kehn,
of 2.128 North Woodstock street, te Mr.
David M (Irndstenn, et 21 Spruce
street, took place at 4 o'clock en Thurs
day, December 2-'. at the home of the
bride. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Marvin Nathan.
The engagement of Miss Sephia Fex,
dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merris Fex,
of 2123 Montgomery avenue, te Mr. F.d
ward Sllhennan. of this city, has been
announced.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA '
Mr. Andrew Devlin luui returned from,!
n trip te Helland te his home at 2121
Seuth Fifteenth stteet.
Mr and Mrs. James D Meade, of
BOOS Walnut street, will spend the week
end with Mr. Meade's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P D Meade, cf Atlantic; City.
Mis. Meade will be remembered ns Mls"
Marie V. Themas, formerly of 1721
Mlfllln street.
Lieutenant I C Shute nnd Mrs. Shute,
of SriOi Seuth Garnet street, will enter
tain this evening nt n buffet supper nnd
cards. Their guests will Include Mi
and Mrs. William L. Scettj Mr. and
Mrs. Jeseph Hnrrlinnn, Mr and Mrs.
Jack Broughten, Mr. and Airs. Walter
Samans, Mr and Mrs Jehn W. Cran
dnll, Mr. and Mrs, Geerge Cnrr, Mr. nnd
Mrs Themas Gibsen Broughten, Lieu-
Betrothed
INllfiS KTIIKI, ZWI5IU
Miss Zwc.Ii'b encuxement (e
Klllrt Iliibbttri! Iliirlter, of this clly,
Is nuneunced (eiluy
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EVENING iPUBfilOIiBDGMJRP:
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MISS HICLKN CLINGKK '
The rngageniciit of Miss dinger te
.Mr. Wesley J. McDowell, son of
Mrs. Wesley S. McDowell, of
Chester, I'n., Js announced by" Iter
mother, Mrs. Themas Jeffersen
Cllngcr
tenant Commander William Gower nnd
Mrs. Gower, Dr. and Mrs. Clelghten
Turner und Mr. nnd. Mrs Frederick
Rebblns
FRANKFORD
Mlis Mubel Hmberv, daughter of Mr,
nnd Mrs. Jesenh Kmhcrv. of 1221 Hnr-
rlsen street, who has returned from I
Wilsen College -te spend' the helldnys
with her parents, will glve a luncheon
en Friday. December 30, at the Manu
facturers" Club for a number of her
friends at college.
MfU ir T.n...l n.l !... .1.. ..,.. !-- V
Miriam Lewis. of'Krnnkferd avenu'e'nnd
Op, inifnt e.HnA l.n.... tt. m r . . ' II
wi.t,uuv.A n,,c-i, iiiivr lejl lur ..usic-n,
Mnss, where they will spend the holl hell
dnys ns the guests of Mr nnd Mrs.
Andrew Miller.
TORRESDALE
Thc Terresdale Gelf Club will give a
dinner nnd dnnee en New Year's 13vn at
the clubhouse for the members nnd their
friends.
Mr. Harry Unit, of 932 Terresdale
avenue, will entertain at an nftcrnoen
brldge en Friday, December 30.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Geerge B. Harvey entertained
the members of the Delaware County
Chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution ut her home recently.
Among the patronesses of the concert
given under the nusplces of the Junier
section of the Wemnn'ii Club of Media
were Mrs. H. If. Battles, Mrs. E. Shirley
Berden. Mrs. lirnest L. Clark. Mrs. An
drew KaBtwIck, Dr. Alice Rogers Easby,
Mrs. Walter A. Corkran. Mrs. James
Paten Hunter. Mrs. Alfred L. Hnwklnr,
Mrs, Charles Sheemnkcr Jnclc and Mrs
Charles Francis Williamson.
YARDLEY
.Mr. anil Mm. victor iiumurect .tie ,
daughter. Virginia Mitchell Hiiiiilirert.
en Friday. Decemoer IB.
Thc brldge club wns entertained sev
eral afternoons age by Mrs. T. Sidney
Cndwallader
NnnnicreuuM
iNunme I uwin
Mrs .1 It. HniHlud, of the llnmllten,
has gene te Pittsburgh. Pa., te spend
the holidays; with her son and daughter-
In-law, Mr and Mrs. Rey Umstad.
Mrs. U niter Buker and her three chll-
eren, or uurr.iie, N. and Mr. H
Cem ud, of Geoigetewn. Del., ate. gucsm
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Creskcy Allen, or
Swede and Oak streets.
Miss Pauline and Miss P.ebeccn Ito Ite
nmii, of Cedar Hurst, I, I . were guests
recently of Mrs Marcus Uydetnan, or
De Knlb street.
MAYOR TO HeUdAyTn N. J.
Werjleln Has "Surprise" Tree in Of
flee; City Empleyes Remembered
.Mayer Monre nnd bis finally will
spend ChilstiuuH ut their plucc in
Island Heights, X, .1. The Mayer went
there Thurxdii.v afternoon. Iteferc
leaving City Hall he gave his, sccreturv.
Ihirell hhuMer, gilts for piiiplejes of
his ellice which were
listrihiitcil 1 mini-
Mr. Sinister has n Christinas tree in '
lis ellice. I
When Itlchnnl Weclrln. president of
Council, entered ills office en the fourth
Heur of City Hull today, he was sur
prlspd te find a tree gleninlng with
colored balls, llnsel and iirtitlclnl snow.
It was erected nnd trimmed last nlghl
bv Frank W. Short, executive clerk nf
Council, Harry Wlttig, .sergennt-nt-nrms
and ether emplejcs of Council.
Mr. Wetflein today distributed gifts te
empleyes of Council. Hundrqds of gifts
were given in ether nlliccb throughout
City Hull.
I 4 Wills Admitted te Probate
I Wills piebntcd today follew: Llzlc
Kline, who died In thc Samniitnn Hns.
Ipitul. S.-rfKIO: William Xerrls, 1'J Knt
Chestnut avenue, $lN,iflfl; Leuis A.
Teller. 'Y- Xerth Nineteenth street.
.yjS.OOO. and Ueusliis Williams. 7f:t
Seiflh ltnncreft "tract, ?.TJ00. Inven
tories were Hied for the estates of Siuuh
S. Ueillj. $10,007.01; Antonie Siuiline,
i5.';!l.i:iL,."7. and Mary A. ItuiMinrt.
'S'.':i.(IH.!ll
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HAVE YOU A LITTLE ABIES
OR PICEAALBA AT HOME?
of I'. Helanizers in City Hall Mart Find Balsantra Is Heal
Thing in Christmas Trees
Have
von
bought j our nbles Imlsn
lid j en buy a plcen nllin?
inea 5 el
in-
If j mi bought tlie nblett you Imvc the
real tliliiR, the real Christinas tree.
That is one of tlie thliiRH the botany
cliiss of the I'lilversltv of PcniiHylvnnlft,
whleh iicceniiuiiileil Dr. Jehn llnrsli
hcriter, lirofesser of botany, around City
I lull anil Terminal Market lenrned ou
a liiitniiUlng expedlllen yesterduy nfter nfter nfter
noen Christmas; time offers the sliitleut
lietnnist opportunity t" FluJy nlnnts
from nil parts of the country without
leavini! the cl,ty Klftht very intcresteil
women followed Or. IlarshbcrRer, Heme
of the piiNsei'Hby stepped le listen nnd
even te nsk itiestieiiH.
Cnn jeu tell a renl ChrlstmnH tree
from a spruce tree? The real thing hns
blisters en the trunk nnd Its leaves are
growing in a flat arrangement, while
the spruce has; no blisters nnd Iln leaves
grew around the stem. Needles you
call them. '
The lve most common kinds nf
spruce Beld for use as Chrlbtman trees
nre both popular nnd many prefer them
te thq old origins! tree, They nre the
whlle spruce and the bhick spruce.
, r v.
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
The Hungry Crocodile
r DADDY
.
Jack and Janet, turned into Blum
, her Sprites, 0 te Kevpt with Sleepy
Woodchuck, lllaek Snake, Cnlnncl
Croaker, and Chip and Chipper
Chipmuck. They go riding en a
Hungry Crocodile.
Chapter VI
Dume Instinct's Call
SWISH I Swish! Thc Hungry Croco
dile rushed through the water like
a launch. On IiIh hack rode .Inck,
.Tnnct. Black Snake, Colonel Croaker
nnd Chip and Chipper Chipmuck. Out
In front of the Hungry Crocodile's nose
dangled Sleepy Woodchuck, clinging te
a stick which was held at the ether
end by Jack nnd .Innet. The Hungry
Croredllo, in trying te reach Sleepy
Woodchuck, churned nleng ns fast as .1
speed beat. , . , ,
It was 11 jelly ride. .Inck nnd Jnnct
steered the Hungry Crocodile just
where tl'ey wished, merely by swinging
Sleepy, Woodchuck te one side or thc
ether.
After a time they swept (dose te
shore. There Jack nnd .Inuet were
stnrtled td see cvll-loeklng snnkes.
"llls-s-s! There are my cousins.
Ooed-by! I nm going te spend the
winter with them." Illnck Snake
slipped off the bnck et thc Hungry
Crocodile and joined the serpents en
shore.
Soen the Crocodile rame te n swampy
plnce from which arose the song of
frogs.
"Ooed-by !" creaked Colonel Crenker.
"I nm going te spend the winter with
my frog cousins." With n Hying leap
he was gene.
The ethers went along until they
enme te n high bank at thc edge of
the desert. Sleepy Woodchuck sud
denly swung himself te the shore.
"Thanks for the ride!" he, cried te the
Hungry Crocodile.
Jack nnd .Timet nnd Chip nnd Chipper
Chipmuck scrnmbled nfter Sleepy
Woodchuck, They found him nbeut te
dive into a bole.
'(oed-by !" cried Sleepy Woedohurk
te thrin. "I'm going te spend the
winter with my Dgyptlnn cousins. Meet
me in the spring, and I'll take you
home."
Wait!" cried Jack and Jnnct te
Rcthcr. "We don't want te stay hcrt
until spring."
"We wnnt te go home right new, '
wullcd Chip nnd Chipper Chipmuck.
"Wp don't like nil this snnd. We want
our own happy weeds."
"Iln! Hn! Iln!" Inughed Sleepy
Woodchuck. "Yeu should hnve thought
of thnt before you tickled my tees nnd
woke me up. Yeu played n joke en
me nnd new the jeke Is en you. Yeu
can't go back until someone wnkes .you
up, nnd who will think of looking for
Lyou In my enve. Iln! Iln! Hn.
hieepy noedeliuck vanished into the
IieIp. which nt once closed nfter him.
Jnck nnd Janet were dismayed. They
didn't wnnt te stay thrre nil winter
nnd miss Christmns nnd New Yenr's
and roasting and sknting. As for Chip
nnd Chipper Chipmuck, they squalled
uleud in grief.
And then Jnck nnd .Timet seemed te
feel emp one tickling their fpet. And
semp one wns tickling thc feet of Chip
und Chipper, tee. The tltkllntr crew
worse, they kieked, they squirmed, they
jerked nnd then of a sudden they nweke.
lucre tney were back in jsiecpy Wood Weed
chuck's nest. Dnme Instinct wns
tickling their feet, while Mr. und Mrs."
Hnckee Chipmuck were tickling the tees
f c,n ,m(i ('liinner
"Hurrah! Wp nte back!" shunted
(Jack.
"And we knew where Sleepy Weed-
chuck gees when he gees te" sleep,"
added .la net.
"Hurry! Hurry I Wake up! Wp must
find the summer bird, who Is "singing
spring songs in the iiutiim weeds."
was Dame Instinct's only answer.
(Hew they find the summer bird sing
ing In the autumn itoeds will be told
next week.)
OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mullen, Gulph
Mills, Were Married In Phlla.
Mr. ii ml Mrs. Isaac Mullen, (Julpl.
Mills, are teilaj celebrating their fif
tieth wedding uimlvcrsery.
The couple, widely known In t onslio enslio onslie
hocken, Xorrlstewn und klridgctKirt,
have lived in (Julpli Mills foity-llve
jeurs. They were married in Philadel
phia December 124, ISO!!.
Fer many jenrs Mr. Mullen kept the
general store nt (Julph Mills, retiring
only u short time nge. The business
is still innniiBcd by Miss Sue F. Mullen,
u daughter.
Mr. and Airs. Mullen have two ether
children. Walter Mullen und Mrs. Jehn
Mncl'iirlund, both living In (itilnh Mills.
Ihere are five children nnd one gicnt-
nindchild
Mr. Mullen is In his eighty-ninth
jeur and his wife in her eighty-third.
WILL WED CLARE EAMES
Sidney Cee Heward, Wealthy Yeung
Playwright, te Be Bridegroom
New Yerk, Dec. 21. Sidney Cee
Heward, playwright, son of J. L.
Heward, u wealthy San Franciscan,
last niaht continued the repeit of bis
engagement te Clnre Keines, who rose
te fume ns Mary Stunrt in Jehn Drink
water's play of that nnnle, nnd who
also plajcd the leading iep In Mr
Heward's production, "Swords."
MNs Karnes is u society young woman
",,,. tl.;, . .1 V , l """ Decn I
out tlltCP jenrs that she turned te '
a -.mi in uiu siuge ier interest nnd
diversion, with no idea of going into
the business professionally. She is the
dnushtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Hayden
Lames, of Cleveland.
Ihere are. several klndb of hellv en
I" 'J,00' nntl ,,l0re iH n tllfferencc in
It. Ihere iH one kind that has brit
tle leaves and is net durable. Anether
Iiiih pale, berries.
Then there In the plioradendren
flavcKceiiH. or the stuff j,m )inK ell
the chnndellcr or ever the doorway and
then try te patch your best girl stand
nig under II. Mistletoe was associated
with Iho DrtildH and their religious
rites. It Is n Norse myth that it wns
en arrow of mistletoe that killed Hal
der. the beautiful.
The mnrket In ii wonderful plnce te
betanie in if you don't mind being
Jeutled while you are ceiiKidering
Whether thin encer thing Is nn linblsciiB
esculenthus pod or net. If jeu nre pni:.
zled nsk the man at the counter he
will probably say, "New, thet's e'krn.
e den t carry nny hnblsciihes."
That wreath is lycopedlum complium cemplium
turn. Just (hen a woman who lind
ijfckeil the price of the wrcuth and wns
nb..ut .ft.1"1-'. f?r '.' ,,0,ok(,,1 "heekeil nnd
said. "Oh, I don't think I'll take, that
kind of wreath, glve me ene of thewi
red ones, Tivcopellum cemplanntum Ih
popularly cnljfd club tnetm,
tA, &A3roH:' - &A3reH:' -
THE
Letters te thc Editor
RememberShe Mall Man
Te the Editor et the Evening rullle f''J"r'
Sir I would like te mnke a 'u""?":
Take, for Instance, the mall man carr i"
all your mail and packaaes te "."fSl if
all kinds of weather, very "'?"
mlipleclnir cither. Pheuld his r.vl"..:
b-. appreciate 7 The.e m'n ,,V. ". Jir"
were net ral.cd Ilka ether occupations dur
Inar the war nnd at ether hard tim.
Veuld It net be a kind Christmas act rer
. . . . .... . .. , i,iv mm. say.
eacn nouse no ucnvcr i - , ,,h
a auartr or what you can "'""'. h)m
would net be mUd and would hMP mm
out during the Christmas cheer. I Knew "
iirjii). "
1n11M nnnrrlatn tt.
I'lilladelphla, December 22.
id': 1
Theatres and Prices
Te the Editor of the Evenine TuMIc l'tduZ'.
Slr-There Is muVh complaint h nin
theatrical men aa te the peer butlnees tney
have been experiencing as rule. 01.
durln the fall, and e.l-eclat ly '" n0,"U":
Whtreln In the lault? The H.
have been well-patrenlzed-but se mny M
tte shows that have been brought Here
have been of .uch an Interior nualliy that
they were net worth the price the thealrea
'rTh'Atht.tr. mnnaaers may net b- te
blame for the conditions, and they no dnubt
have their defer. In hlh rental-, hie sal
arlea demanded uy acier. . .-- ---they
have te pay te musclars and sUR-e
handit. etc They will hav
theee conditions, and brlnir
te iheuldcr
nbeut n. r
1 he !Ket'n de
net have the money te pey the jmr Pm'
thnt atlll prevail at rje.t of the ""l" s'.hU
There ere plenty of thetitrr-loveri In , tm
city who would be two. three or mere times
te the theatre If the prices were such that
their pockntbeoks would met thm. Tnrr"
are thousands, nl.e. who would un .10 the
theatre but cannot afford anything but aal
lery seats, and at the preient gallery prlre.
they cannot even nfferd them. .... nf
The theatree. (Ike many 'V"rt,"f
business, -.heuld be put back te the pre
war pries with M.BO Mr th bst seats
and the old pelal bargain matinees Mr
$1. That Is .1 fair price te pay for he
nvernire show and much mere than some
of them nre worth, whlle ther- would b
no oWeellon te the minngement PU"n
their pries down te JU Mr nn especln
rxpen.U.. show. The balcony prl-es ehe I d
acferdlnsly be rertueed te H; 'I
rnllerv hej.l go back te the old fifty cents
Mr the nrst three rows nnd twcntv-tlye
cents as a general admission te th Ballerj.
If thou price, prevailed with filled
......... - .u-- tniiht would be. tee
lieu!.e, nn Mine .... " - - , 1
.i...... .,e-. wniilil mske a much
money as they di today, nnd the aricrs
and .ictress would be playing te niled
bou.es InM-ml of te empty eeatx as net
li.frequcmlj heppens Ther ara thousands
of people today who used te be classed
ns theatre patrons who rarely fm te tlie
plays for the reason that they claim th
management hive drlen thnm Inte lndlns
amusements In ether ways.
c.r:oneE t ner.r.iNS
PhllBdelpha December 22, 1021
Give the Beys a Chance
Te tse KeVnr et the Evening PtiMIc l.rdgrr:
Sir I was much Interested In reading an
article In your paper signed "Fermer Army
Officer." I think this writer misrepresents
the attitude of the average former service
man. Just because th-ee boy receive a
comparatively small bonus he experts them
. ,! ri, nf themselves regardless of
whether their health Is geed
bad. t
wonder It this officer was ever
up ugalns-
It" as some et he men
are teuny. iney
cannot find a Jeb
and when some of them
de, they break down under tha strain. This
Is due te either wcunds or ether Ailments
which they contracted in service.
Anuthcr reason why there are se many
former service men out et work Is that
firms employ se mnny omen. The reason
tnr irivim- nil these women work Is that they
work
'them
se much cheaper. Aiyjeuun eme ei
de net have te work, they want a
mil. ntrn nln money Fer this reason It
Its easy te see why se mnn men are walking
the streets teuny insieau ei men in u
living employment
FeiuiEii siinvicrc man.
Philadelphia. December U. 1021
Te Relieve Foreign Suffering
Te iie Kititer of the Evening Puttie J.rrfnri
Sir Mere people nre dylns in this vear.
1021. by horrible, slew starvation in China, ;
rtussla. the Near Uaat and Austria, than,
were killed In all the four vcars of battle.
The public In America has been slew te I
renlln this or te feel ltn own responsibility
Cengrcs'i has at a Inte day taken lognl legnl
7.ante, though In a small wity. of this con-1
dltlen. nnd jet we are told that farmers are
burning their corn and have ever 300,000.000
bushels that they tannet sell I
Why aheuld net Congress de something te
help th-se starving pcorle? It has net
In minted te take the peoples tax.es Mr u
113 000.000 battleship that e shall scrap
nml we may be assured that lers than half
that sum te relieve the agony of Ilussla
and. incidentally, te relieve our farmers will
de mere in Ih. future te pretert our ieun-
try from res-ntment and contempt tn.in any
Investment thr.t we might m.ike.
Hut there is ene feature of the Kurepenn
misery th.it Congress could relieve without
spendln: a cent We have previously limned
Austria $21 000. 000 for feed We shall
never be paid unless we postpone our claims
Iter sixteen ether creditors have agreed. I
understand, te poslpeno their claims for
twenty years If we iigiee and thus enable
Austria te develop vv.iterpewer and te get!
upon her feet. All action hns been held up"
for six months owing le the failure of our
Oevernm-nt te postpone Us claims in like
manner Conditions In Austria are again
frightful and congresnlenal dallying and red
tnpe are making us unwittingly responsible
for the dally excess In mortality in Vienna
Let ii flood uf loiters make Congress reallz
thnt a stroke of the pen could relieve untold
misery. ,1A1: T riMl.nitl' K
Philadelphia December JO. Ili'.'t
The High Cost of Christmas
Te tl.e Editor of the Eictima Public l.rde'i
Sir We read much In the p.ipnrs t' dai
of tliw proper way te celebrate Chilstmas,
esperlullv as te the Kind or gifts te be
glmn nnd the Christmas dinner le he erv !.
We, also rend much of grafters nnd of these i
who seem te forget thai the wai Is ever i
ii iv) that Hi. werklimniun's wagei hai l.- ii ,
reduced, and that many thousands arc nm
of work Hew can the peer mail prep-rlj I
celebrate Christmas, In respect te Mud
nnd at when the high cost of eeiylhlng,
In puihlbl Hi te him?
Kvervbedy is ngaln trying te rreflteer
upon the peel people, and It tna net he
very geed ivivice uut i irei tnai r tnes-
O - oflo O - eflo O - ofle would only be satisfied and make this
A "lean C'lirlsimas In their homes n inlslit
be a geed lekten te the pretlte ts Fer J
Inatntire. turl.ey seems te be the fowl that
Is appropriate te the Christmas feast Just
us egga are for the l'asler. T t nn are
told In the newspapers mat it ne want
turkey this year we must pay from seventy seventy
ftve te eighty cents a pound for u Only
the rich can afford the luxury of a turkej
at Christmas.
Then as te Christmas trees and Christmas
greens. I went this morning te purchase h
tree, and tlw man had them all marked
with thelr cost. There was no tree undei
l 5(1 and that was hardly mere than n
little branch Ne person would havu csied
te carry any one home that was net marked
from Ii BO te 3..1fi and the tress that we
used te purchase. fv.r tl previous te the war
are new nmrlied at M 50 Hew can the peer
man have Christmas tree tn his home f,,r
his little etus at such prices' Iln .xwiul.l
net be Justified In making such an extra v a
gant eutlav. If It would be possible te pre
vail upon u sufficient number of people iv t
te pay the prices and Impoverish Iheai
selves. It i aulta likely that by another year
we. would have a, very much less expciie...
Christmas than this year
UliOKOIS V ni.ANK
Philadelphia December 1!1 1021
Cafe Raids
Te the tilile' of the Evening Publii. I tder
Sir-If the State Prohibition iu , i,,r ,
wants te accomplish semethlns; he win b '
Keine about H In th.- right wsv if he make
n rn'il in tl' bit cafu and hotels win i .
litiuer la urveit epenlv and where lie ,n
p.t all the evidence he. wants win , ,, ,,
en the bttle fellow and mske hi exainn e
rf him' The small erner sal ,e iH .HW,
teen hit hard, but the hB felluvM, hsw
bi-en Ut off vvllh no flne and no exposure
This Is what Is rauslnir se much dlseen.
Irt We fretiuentli read in the panr of
the. quantity of liquor In the poseaislen f
rich men for their enjoyment, the w net i
lite People's
l'ernm villi
In the KvenluK Puhlln ledeer
niipenr dally
In I lie Mllllilnr ll,lln I ..i... ".'. .'""
ji.r .'.In. iln III, ....l-.'T.I?.".!. '-r'trrx
Imely tnulcs W be p'rln rTi:
reniiested norm.. Hni nt es. '
crt ietere.t ullll,, Bn.v??J5;
xvcil sia xrqi
(Ions et general
pBB - ' - itei pBB - ' - itei
PEOPLE'S FORUM
Letters te the Editor sheuldittid!!
brief nnd te (lip nnltit nn DO&HIUC,
avoiding nnythlng that weuld'bppn
a denominational or teetarlan dis
cussien.
Ne attention will be paid te anony
mous letters. Names and nddresscs
must be signed as an evldance of
geed faith, although namen will net
be printed If request Is made that
they be emlttad.
The publication of a letter Is net
te be tnltdn as nn Indersement of Its
views by this paper.
Communications will net be re
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor will manuscript be saved.
hindering thorn,, but the working man who
wants a glass of ter Is unable te secure
It. I am nrlllntr neither Mr nor agalnut
prohibition. but'I nm trslnr te point out
the discrimination that Is being made In
the enforcement of the law.
In the Walnut street cnf that was
raided, the UK-nls Mum! plent nf liquor,
they state, although being handled In such
a way thnt It would b haid In nccuse the
proprietors of rendurtlrlg the business; and
yet they must have been cognizant of what
waa going en, an well ns tha waiters and
the musicians who play ihere. and all ether
nttendants. The law s.is thnt "any owner
having knowledge of the possession or sale
of llqcer en his premises, and countenances
such n sltustlcn" ts guilty.
If 'he Judgen wfere fair they would net
leave any ene off through the charge, of
Innoccnce of what wan going nn. nnd new
Blnce a start has been made ether cafes
should be raided, as well ns the smnll nnd
big hotels; and If thee responsible Mr
upholding trn Isw are net willing te act.
thn the best thing te de would be te
repeal the nw nt once I), n L.
Philadelphia, December 23, 1021
Revolving Deers
Te ih' Hditer rf the Cvnlgji Public I.ctte'r-
Hlr I note i xheri letter In your Peo
ple's Forum about the ,revollng-lner nuis
ance. I wish te relate inv experience last
Wednesday afternoon As 1 entered n store
en .Market street I rnceunlered a lady
coming out. She had b"Mi hit hv the re-olvlng-deor
nnd In. Irving in save hraelf
from falling, rhe struck me no that I
fell backward and rnv head ti eulil hae
Ktruck the- sldew.ill; hut Mr the kind as
sistance of a gentlemnn who heinjl
gain rnv equilibrium. About we
a friend of mine was bit se ba
another building In Ibis clu lint sll
undet the doctor's .arc with fneinl pa
MRH C H
Philadelphia. December 22. 1021
Questions Answered
Who Is Israfll''
Te the Editor of fir ;criuiiy Pitehc Ledger'
Sir -Who or what is I-rafll refer 'lice le
whleh Is made in Kgvptlan stories?
U. K. T
Philadelphia, December 10 IOL'1.
In accordance vvllh Me'inmmedan belief.
Israfll is the archangel of music, who. en
the div of resunecllen vlll sound the last
trumpet He will stind en the reek of the
nnple at Jerusalem und rsil miinUInd te the
last Judgment. Ills plains will be one of
the Jey of Parudlse.
About Dr. Frank Crane
le 'he Editor of the Kieiibie Public l.edgti
Hlr Please print In the People's Kerum
a short sketch of Pr Prank Crune (the
writer) life.
HOWARD W AI.K.VANDCll
Philadelphia. December IP. 1021.
Frank Crane was born In Urbana, 111 .
Ii 1MI1 He we a educated In lh Weslean
l'Mversli. rfnd In 1Ss3 was married te
i:ille C. Stickler. He was ordained in thj
M.thedlst Uplscep.il ministry. He entered
Journalism in ISO!) and became editorial
writer Mr a sjndlcnte of fifty ncwspapeia In
the United States. He hns written a number
of books. Including "Itellnlen of Tomor
row." Vision." "The Seng of the In
llnlte." "Human Confessions." clod nnd
Democracy." "I.ame and Levely, "War
and World Government. ' Must Human."
."Adventures In Common Sense, ' "The
Leeking Glass " Christmas and the Year
Around " "h'uur-Mliiute Isays" 'ten vol
umes) ete, H. resides ut prcsvnt In New
Yerk Cits
Oil Producing States
Te tlic Editor of Hi Hveninp Puhl i l.tden
Sir A friend Insists thnt PennBvlvanlu Is
the greatest uf the oil-producing States J
nm sure he Is wrong Am I right"
II s I.
Phlladeiph a, Dicember HI. 10-1
A recent cetnp latlen "hews that Califor
nia Is new leading the Slates In oil pro
duction. Durlrg the llrst sK months of
lfl'.'l California produced liO.SSl.neO barrels.
Oklahoma S4.D!h!.iieii birrels. Texas. flU
Old 000 barres and Kansas, JxtM.OUO
barrels
Twe Quotations
7e tin Eilitm of the fctenlie 'uti.r, l.ntgir;
S'r Would veu 'hrnush the Penp,'
I'eruin enlighten me upon these subjects?
should Ihimlt jeu.
The derivation and significance with the
authority for the stme. of the expression,
"Clie has overleUe, h bei
The authorship ntd location of these, linei
"Leve stiikes the Tiun down net when
ni
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w ,...se, tne nuns down no, when j . , fc -RESTAURANT:-
i ii.i It HANOI KTS.. KTt
' r ii Dinner 5 P. M. In H P. .M.
JKf J A l. Carte II . M. le II I'. M.
1 tr?Tv-!e-tS3X is;'Xi jK(-i , l(fnst-''irv?OTeMilliS:;-55l
Guard Against Damaging Leaks
replncJnK that worn tin or bae ,e0f. I vi us ,a d ncw :,.,ear
irantecd reef ever the old, nt less than cost f repeated repairs
I'l.ene Ttegu ". ), ,uu., Wfn,
JwMstJixm yfatesihaimiOi,
nwpfir'TS bid' ' i 'l'u i mmii r ,y
1 I I I1IIW III IlliM I
STKAM-illlP MITirrx
'COMtVUERCIAl 1
STEAMSHIP LINES ""
PHILADELPHIA te
CORK, DUBLIN, BELFAST
AND LONDONDERRY
SS "Eastern Tempest". Leading
SS "Eastern Helle"
Last Half Jan.
Moere and McCormack, Inc.
E.W. STRING FIELD, ihii... Mir.
428 DOURSC BLDC, PHILA.
Leinb. 0."i8. .Main 7J13.
Dixie Steamship Lines
PHILADELPHIA te
Bristel, Manchester,
Glasgow
U. S. S. B. SS "0PELIKA"
EXPECTED TO SAIL
JANUARY 14
AT COM TUI.Nt K UU.S
Harriss, Marjlll & Ce.. lnr.
J25 Lafayctte DHs, I'hiladclpliln
Lembard 0!!?0.l SI.iIh'VKX
they first begin their mountain piling, but
when one mere peak would bring them te
the top." W, D. MANKEB.
Philadelphia. December 10, 1021.
We are net able te locate either of these
quotations.
"P. C V." The average length of life
ef nmall common birds, such s ft robin, Is
from tin te fllteen years.
"K. I.. It." Th Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution was erganUed In Washing
ton, 1). C. October 11, 1800
Poems and Songs Desired
Wants Auther of Lines
Te the E.diter of the l.venlne Public Ledger!
Sir Please be geed enough te ndvlse If
any of nur renders con 'ell the author of
the following lines
"Then marched the brave from reekv steep.
Frem mountain river swift and ce'd.
The borders of the stormy deep.
The vales where gathered waters sleep.
Sent Up th" strong and bold
As If the very earth again
Grew quick with Cled's cresting breath.
And from the sods of grove and glen
Hese ranks et lien-hearted men.
Te bailie te the death."
Ci L. KTNF.
Philadelphia. December 10, 1921
Lecates Requested Peem
le the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger
Sir ".M. C asks for a poem In whlc.li Is
found "The everlnstlng teamwork ' I be.
Ileve the following from Kipling is the de
sired verse:
"It ajr.'t the gun nor armsment.
Ner funds thtt they can pa
nut the close co-operation
That makes them win the da.
Ii ain't the individual.
Ner the nrni as u whole
f tut the everlasting teamwork
Of every blooming reul."
I trust this may be of Use. and nm isking
Advantage of this note le tell you hew much
I enjev the Forum MARY K. rtAKK
Heading. Pa . November 7. 1931
Want Complete Poems
Tn Ih- Kriltar et the Kvenina Public l.edaei '
Sir Will some render inform me where
I cin find n eetn of which the following Is
ene of the ver-es' Or ,-an vru quote it In
ull If It ts nil! accessible otherwise '
'Sen of the erean Isle
Where sleep v,,ur tnlghtv dead
ihew me what high and leftv pile
Is reard o'er glory's bed '
ft T r.
rinlRlelphln December 13. 1021
Te Uf Udiier nt the Public t.rdgir
Sir Can ,in reader glv" me the complete j
poem and the name of Its author from whleh
these lines nt,. tal.n: '
bleep sweetly In this quiet room
Oh thou, whee'er thou an
And let no mournful yesterdav
Disturb thy peaceful hesrt "
WILLIAM T I'l.i'U
Philadelphia. Decemler 13. 10'JI
"The Town of Ne Geed"
Te the Hditer of the Evening. Public Ledger
Sir t will appreciate It If you will print
in your People's Perurn the poem entitled
'The Town of Ne Geed."
W. L Mc.MUHP.AV
Ph ladelphln. December 11 1021
I'Hi: TOWN OF NO GOOD
My friend have jeu heard of the town of
Ne Good Goed Geed
fir the eanka of the Itlver Slew.
Where blooms the Walt -a While - Flower -
Fair. i
Where Some-Tlme-or-Other scents the air
Nnd the soft Ge-Ensys grew? I
It lies In the Valley of What's-thc t'te
In the Province of Let-Her-hUde '
That tired feeling Is native theie. I
It i the horn- e" the reckless I don't caie.
Where the Glve-It-Ups abide. I
I
It stands it the bottom of I-aiy Hill.
And Is easy te reach. I declate
You've inly te held up '.our hands and
glide I
What is
"A Blessing
en
Your Head"
?
ED. PINAUD'S
HAIR TONIC
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Down the lop of Weak Wills
I i i I
slide
Te b landed quickly thett.
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The town Is as old as the human fact. .jv '
And It grows with the flight of years) "--,
It Is wrapped In the fog of Idler's "'"'"Jf i fj
its streets are. paved wnn eiscaraea v.-"y-And
sprlnkljd with unless tears,
The College-bred Teel and the rich, man'
Heir
Are plentiful there, no doubt
The rest of the crowd am a motley ijrew. ',
With every class, except one, Jn vlew
The Foel Killer Is barred out "
The Town of Ne Geed Is alt hedged abeUt
Hy the .Mountains of Despair
-Ve sentinel stands en Its gloomy walls,
7se trumpet te baltle and triumph Mils,
Fer cowards alene are there
My friend, from the Dead-Alive Town Ne
Geed,
If you would keep far awsi l
Just fellow jour Duly through geed 1'"
111.
Take this Mr your motto 1 Can I vUll,
And live up te It each da
Old Irish Seng
Te th Editor of the Evening Public r.edeirt
Sir I Inclese herewith the words of son
requested by ene of jour readers
M 11 W1LMH.
Colllnssweod N J December H 102
MICKDY IirtANAGANS HtLI. VVV
Old Mickey Dranagan had a bull PUP,
The gauge of an elegant stock
Fer teventeen hours the battle he fought.
I He did. my soul, by th" clock
Ills tall was a neat little bit of a slump!
I Hew-legged and two croe'ted " es
The leek of his ugly mug win eneiish
i He'a a devil himself In dlssruls
I citencs
new Hid the pup. te b su
Fer fighting he never gave up
I There nevr wa known sin b a vendrftll
I deg
s old Mickey Ilransgan s pup
He 'ere the tsll off Mnlenev s b"st eni.lt
.Me the hustle off -Mary Ann Klvnil,
He rsn between veung KIllv Mulligan f
lgs:
Vew wasn't Hist surely a in
He csught up the old Dutch sheemaker'i
de
And shook him around like a e.i'
He murderej old Matlmlth 's ces'
Ate the tall off McManua i
n Italian csme along with no organ pn
dsv.
A m,enkv tid fast le a strlns
I seen as the t,up In- spied in i,i In msde
ilasli nnd most wonderful "firing
i He upset the organ the gr'nder nnd a' ,
, And busied the ergnn tnsl le
I He labers he tried for le sv alle-v ths monk,
', Ilut he choked en his tall and I Jled
LADY (CAPEL) WOLSELEY
Scuds Ikst Season's Wishes
te Her Many Friends.
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You'll (nslc the cliflfcrcnce!
asce
Coff
25
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At all our Stores
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STOPCS Ce.
Oar stores will bt open tonight nnttl 10
v&wzJieammmimMBttx
We Buy Old Geld
Diamonds. MWcr. Platinum False Teeth.
Watch and Jewelry JlepatHng Reaeahl
PENN SMELTING CO.
"ThE. .cim h,,p,, 906 FILBERT ST.
Have
Your
EYES EXAMINED
m
Reliable Optometrist
J. E. STRECKER CO., Inc.
3017-27 Ruth St.
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ll8 Warning!
Our Stores will be
closed all dav Monday.
Be sure te buy enough of
t lie delicious
Bread te last
Tuesday.
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