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THE
LIFE AND LETTERS
of WALTER H. PAGE
By Burten J. Hendrick
"I have never read anything
that can compare with them.
They are destined te become
classics"
Cel. Edward M. Heuse.
Regular Edition, set of two
volumes $10.00
De Lue Edition, 377 copies,
set of two eIumcs . $25 00
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Account Funeral of
SENATOR VARE
Thursday, October 19
I.fHTri. n e it d 1 n x Terminal
12 1 13 I'. M. Stepplnr at
Hprlnc- Garden St., Columbia
At.. Huntlufrten St., Wayne
Junction unil l.egan, nevulur
train ut 10)15 A. 31., Ui02
12140 nnd 1:02 I. M.
ltturnlnic special train will
leave Amblrr (it 3:15 p. M.
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Reading Railway
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Announce
ment Mr. S. Lubin,
inventor nnd
originator e f
the moving
Dictum inrlfla.
try, is new giving his entire
persona nttentien te hi Optical
business from 9 A. M. te 5
P. M. daily.
Examination of your eyesight
made with Mr. Lubin new
scientific instruments free. Ne
drops used.
Geld-filled. I 2-kt. framcless eye
glasses nnd spectacles with teric
curved crystal lenses as low as
$2.50
LUBIN
21 S. 8th St
Between Market and Cliettnut
Eat. Since i873
Baawv;,;ww
Bttcial DiKtatch te ltventnff PuMtu Ltieer
Atlantic City, Oct. 18. Tlic follow
ing Is nn excerpt of an addresa delivered
here before the Presbyterian Synod of
New Jersey this morning, by the Rev.
Dr. Clarence Edward Macartney, of the
Arch Street Presbyterian Church, Phil
adelphia, en the subject: "Hew te Re
store the Authority of the Rlble In Re
ligious Education."
"Ne one can doubt that the author
ity of the Wble In religious education
nnd everywhere else has been Impaired.
This Is net due te the a saulta from
every quarter ul,en t'le Rlble. These
I assaults themselves, conceived In bitter
ness and born In unbelief, could never
have weakened the authority of the
Ulble. This loosening of the held of
the Scriptures In religious education and
all moral In tructien is due te the
shallow, unlearned and self-stultifying
attitude efinnnv teachers and preach
ers within the Chrl-tlnn Church, who
have been mere anxious te please the
world of unbelief then te declare the
oracle of (Jed.
"The have been mere concerned ever
toning down the Bible fe na te make It
acceptable te the 'modern mind' than
thej hnvp been uut billions the modern
mind into reconciliation with the re
vealed will of (Jed. The. 'modern'
mind is just a" tilli tinted from the mind
ut (leil us the undent mind or the me
lievii! mind. The ingle thing, se far
at n Christian faith Is concerned, has
hien the disposition en the part of n
tchoel within our churches te accept
wholesale, without the leat question
ing or examination, the guewes nnd
conclusions of the hostile school of
criticism, nnd mnny of which are as
centrnry te common sen--e as they are
entrary te historical fact.
"In trimming off the Rible te make
room for 'modern thought' the pseudo
defender of It has cut away his own
platform. The most pltiatle object en
the whole religion horizon tednv is
the mnn who wanted te go nleng with
the world, accept eveijthing the had
I te snv .ihntit the Hible. nnd vef lentnve
te kieti it, but who new stnnds en the
brink of utter unbelief and mnttrial
ism, afraid te plunge into that bottom
li s chasm, yet unable te go bnck te
i the heu-e of fnith and belief, lunched
at b these whom he has followed te
his discomfiture and righteously con-
mneil b these whom he Bought te lead
awav with him.
"The prtsent-day methods of taking
the Hible, particularly the Old Testa
ment, are fatal te Its authority. The
popular idea of 'pregiessne revelation'
under close examination is discovered
te be nothing les tnan that In tome
strange wa there has happened whut
Jeb said never can happen, that Is, a
dean thing has come out of an un
clean ; out of u crude, tribal worship,
little, if nnv better, than that of the
licentious and degraded Canaanltish
tribes nbeut them, there has been
'evolved' the pure monotheism of Israel.
the religion of the Hely One of Israel,
upon w nidi ,ie5us vnriit ioek unreserv
j wily His stand.
"We midit as well face the fact that
if the Hible, in whnt It has te say about
I the universe, Is a tissue of lies and
crude guesses as te whence the unlver'e
came unil hew it devi loped, the grand
t authority which the Scriptures once hail
is forever gene. Therefore, te re
establish and preserve the nutheritv of
( the Ulhle we must take pains te show
, v no sen nee whatsoever has proved
I the Ilible, correctly interpreted, te be
in error. We must show the marvelous
cengrulty of the first chapter of Genesis
! with the findings of the best established
science."
i The Mapper has had her fling and will
net come back during present genera
tion, ncceidlng te statements made yvs
tcrdaj before the centennial meeting of
the Presbjterian Hjned of New Jerwy
j in esMen here.
I "Women are fundamentally nnd
'morally sound, but there will nlwnys
I be found a small mlneritv that will go
I te ettremes," declared the Rev.
Charles F. Uazata, of Newark, former
moderator. "The se-called flapper
I should net be associated with this ml-
Inerltv, for she vvns only one of the
manifestations of the new woman with
'her new-found freedom. Flappers are
I new becoming a thing of the pqst, nnd
lit is doubtful if we will ever witness
their return, In thla generation at
;east."
It's a Tem Wye
A tramp In the country,
walk te the office or
school, or a ride In your
car en a snappy morning
are mere enjoyable when
you wear Tem Wye Knit
Jacket.
Just leek at one. Bee hew
stylish and goed-looldng It
is. That well-tailored ap
pearance will stay, tee.
Reinforced shoulders pre
vent sagging. Pockets stay
snug and neat. There is
never any bunching under
the arms.
Twe styles in beautiful
heather mixtures.
At men's wear and sport
ing goods stores.
Loek for the Tem Wye
label.
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te carry them through the quiet season te insure
skillful cleaning and dyeing when you want it done.
They knew and love their work the work you
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Beginning last Tuesday nnd continuing until Saturday.
October 21. inclusive. See these remnrknble cars. Studv th
specifications. Nete the quality touches; realise the engineering
refinements that further increase economy.
The distinctive features nre Btream-line body destsm. hint.
heed, crown paneled fenders, vacuum feed, renr gasoline tank
en all models; drum type head lamps, legal lenses.
AH closed models have Fisher Bodies with plate irlnns T.m.
Btcdt regulated windows, cord tires, sun visor, etc., etc.
Prices Remain the Same
Quaker City Chevrolet Sales Cerp.
Opm until 10 F. M. Daily and Sunday--
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DON'T LOSE ANOTHER HAIR!
35-cent "Danderine" will Save Any Man or Weman's
Hair Delightful Tonic See Dandruff Ge!
Hurry! It's your duty! Each day i
you see a little mere hair coming out
nnd you are making no effort tei
avoid baldness. What a pity. Fall-',
ing hair menns your hatr is weak,'
sick, possibly dandruff is stran
gling it, or the hnir-roet pores in the
scalp are net firm and tight, thus !
wasting the hair-growing oils.
Danderine almost instantly steps
falling hair and cleans every par
ticle of dandruff nway, then your
hair take3 en new life, vigor and
strength te grew strong, thick and
long.
Danderine is delightful net sticky
or giensy. Ge te any drugstore new i
and get n bottle. Use it. Have
healthy, heavy, beautiful hair and I
lets of it. Adv.
THE GOLD MEDAL MILKy WAY
this is the big money
saving electric washer
offer of the
De it every day wrap
up a couple of slices with
the children's recess lunch.
Victer
Raisin
Bread
10
Leaf
In all our Stores
ISADORA DUNCAN GIVES
STRIKING DANCE PROGRAM i
Tschalkewsky and Wagner Inter
pretations Presented by Noted Artist
Fer the first time in many venrs,
Isadora Duncan, the interpretative
ihinctr. appeared in Philadelphia at the
Academy of Music, last night. Each
number brought enthusiastic applause
from the crowded hniwe.
Her first dance was Tschalkewsky'a
"Sjmpheny Ne. 0" (I'nthetique), in
four movements. Miss Duncan s claim
te rhvthmlc pantomime was fully justi
fied bj the expression en her face
one moment denoting joy, the highest
pitch of ecstasy the next, the most In
tense ngeny nnd suffering and by t!rfi
grace of her body as bIie swayed with
emotion.
Her last two numbers were Wagner
selections. The first, the Overture from
"Tannhauscr,' and the scend, Venus
berg Hachannle, from "Tannhauwr,"
were the outcome of her jeara of in
tensive study and d'votien te her art
The Bymphenv orchestra with Nahan
Franke conducting, gnvv the Overture
1812. Tschalkewsky, and Prelude and
Death of Isolde from "Tristan und
Isolde." The work done by them nerved
as an added charm te the dancing of
Mlsa Duncan and a decided worth while
factor In the evening
SEEK ESCAPED JAIiTbIRD
Dragnet Out for Anlcela, Who
Squirmed Through Cell Grating
Jeseph Anlcela, tvventj-ene years
old, arrested three weeks age for rob
bery, is being &enght In this city fol
lowing bis escape from Northampton
jail early Monday night.
The prisoner, together with William
Eglauss, of Uethlehem, a forger, filed
his way through n window of a cell
overlooking a large field bikI squirmed
through the opening. Eglauss was
caught last night at ht home and re-
,itnarl tn rrtA fnll
Warden Pascoe bellerts a friend of
Anlcela's smuggled a hack saw Inte the ,
jiui uuriiiK, u uh .ueiiuuy ouerneoil.
He wB awaiting trial for robbing a
house In Banger. Pa,
According te police, Anlcela has been
In trouble for several years and has
Itaan oil a.inf aA rt nnm.Mui. . 1 .
t..e vicinity of his home at Resetta, Pa.,
an Italian settlement a mile from Dan
ger. He Is described as being five feet four
inches in height and weighing l-ie
pqunds.
year
Only
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$99 illy
for this strictly high-grade, full-size, six
sheet, copper tub, ELECTRIC WASHER
ABC make, one of the best en the mar
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value; one which we unhesitatingly recom
mend te our customers.
And, better still, if you wish te buy en con
venient, easy payments, you can de se at
only a very slight extra charge.
Only $1.50
per week
pays for this splendid labor-saver considerably
less than it costs you every week for a laundress.
EVERY child can point out that
great mass of countless stars
trailing across the heavens,
known as "The Milky Way."
A map showing the points in South
eastern Pennsylvania, West and
Seuth Jersey, Delaware and Mary
land which are the sources of sup
ply for Supplee-Wills-Jenes GOLD
MEDAL MILK resembles the fam
ous constellation.
it is se closely dotted with stars that
it might properly be termed "THE
GOLD MEDAL MILKY WAY."
Clese te sixty sources of supply are
drawn en. Fer se tremendous is the
demand that no one neighborhood
produces enough milk te supply it.
Every quart of the great quantity of
rich, fresh milk which is shipped
daily te these dairies must stand a
rigid inspection test and meet the
highest standard of quality before it
is accepted.
It is then rushed te our city plants te
be tested again, pasteurized, bottled,
re-iced and delivered. Perfectly re
frigerated cars, with every sanitary
safeguard along the way, bring the
milk te the receiving stations.
Express and fast passenger service,
having the right of way, carries the
milk from points a hundred miles
distant in two or three hours' time.
In severe storms the milk trains come
through when little else is moving.
Frem nearby points less than an heuf
is required.
The receiving stations in the city are
always close te the dairy. In some
cases they are across the street It It
but a matter of a few moments for
our fleet of immense trucks te trans
ter the many carloads of milk te thi
dairies.
The metropolitan district of Phils
delphia includesa population of two
and one-half millions. In no ether,
densely populated centre in the ceux
try has se large a percentage of ths
inhabitants expressed a preference
for regular servica from one di
tributer of milk.
GOLD MEDAL Quality and Servics
have built and held this patronage.
Our customers have found GOLD
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rich. Speed and thoroughness, care
and watchfulness feature every step
from the farm te you.
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