in clam.
mount-unan-
'OuileionSiAtie-
__.g_(—. .
TAKING ACTIVE Pm.
of Elmira Devotion to
. of Soldiera They Are Bare
M Rod Croo- Nuroln. and
V In Innitiona floatation
' .—The matron of London so
f ea war waa declared and into
Lion factories later on are die
a muchunore pleasant meth-
M which they can devote them
to the welfare of the soldiers
. of learning to acrub floors and
dbhes iii the military hospitals
mular nurses. or taking their
in the nitiiiition factoriea ill
' and caps, side by side with
kaen‘a daughters. the women
formerly Were the life and soul
ety and brilliant hospitality are
a more congenial outlet for
patriotic endeavors on the stage-
private tlieairicuia. where only a
' lly selected crowd of their own
Would he allowed to see them.
In charity matinees and melting
area to which anybody can
' who wanta to pay the price of the
And. having studied with ap
“on and liuli-l'atign bio energy. they
not to be afraid to appear with
known professionals. challenging
v. n—ir .
t
- '1~.¢~xa can“ u”
l
‘ Photo by American Proaa Anoctatlon.
. um national.
‘ppariaon and at the name time min-
. with the regular toothght favor-
, an if math a thing on a aocial lad-
. - did not exiat.
- '5'le Wilaoa h the leader of
- We public theatricala. She haa
' ao loax diatingutahad in amateur
macro for the. entertainment of
Georgc'a apecial circle that aha
to had an experience in interpreting
“tic roles which might be envied
Ito flashed into the lain-pitala aa l
”limit to the rigid discipline of‘
thnimu “switch.
The Art Reached Ito Come: In “fly
in the Sixteenth Century.
It is a aignliicant sign of the unini-
portable nicor-Jtrd to pitturt~ titlinee
that in attempting any lt'wtlhli on
tile sulljtml one run only dimour uti
Oti‘flrionul lit-tin- cf some intimiduzil
frame Hlliltiie a lilanN ct detail lttil'ili'ls
ed under the generic title of "l"ra1nc~..“
Which ranges from t‘hlhiiit-y pit-ms.
door fuiniture and fill‘dutl'ilt'n .1. no t .
the designs employed in book lllllSl'It
tiou. called by the Heat h " ur
lunches."
()ll'._\ in italy “a: the art of picture
framing a fine art. and the examples
worth ~ludying belong alii.o~t rtlill‘el)‘
ilo that t uulrll'}.
. Picture frames are of i ompnratlveLV
modern origin for during the long per~ l
iliid UT llit‘ titliltlzt- JlLt'.‘ .\'| it portable
‘lllt‘lill‘i'n‘ u.~ ctipiml \tcrc ‘itlt‘st‘l in1
wooden (it“s with downs and had. cou- .
seqticntly. no Tl'Jlilt-s'. \‘-l|lll' mirrore
“Pie lint yet in t'hlhli‘ml' it WIS ilnl
tlll life lam-nine iiio.i- aett‘gcd and
houae~ \\el'.' ctiiisldi-z’ul in l‘t’lallull to
peace its well as war that the «unltlul
bezun to |Il‘t*\.lll ot‘ plat-lug pictures on
wall». They start. llicreftil‘e. in the
tlfli-ent'i century and are at tln- height
of their pcrfectlm in the, llePt'lilll.
Fl‘llnl the earliest times Indian art»
lsts linen that for a painting to b!-
r'ightly iipprc'liitcd it was necessary
to hit lilac it in n Lind of surrounding.
'l‘hcy ltncw. too. that it could never bc
a matter of cilprlce what that pull. it
lill' stirrutiml ng should be. but that it
must be tliosen scientifically and with
due regard to the effect of lllt' [\lllllillll.‘
on the spectator and of the wbohl as it
work ul‘ art,
’ lt i< only necessary to study llli‘ fin» ‘
‘P!.llll|vlcx that are still in cxistcni I'
from t‘.i~ lit-st period of llil~ nil. “in ll
app ‘;il\ to have been (m {mitt-1y li:tl
inn. to realin‘ that neither chance nor ‘
fashion entered Into it. tin the cult
trnry. it wm the Uillt'lllllt' of tin iii-
Nlllh the aesthetic N‘illllllt'lll of ft-i-li 2‘:
for the beautiful in coilinzn-iloii with
illl tilinost scientific npprc lulion of
what \‘ttliltl t‘llllilllt‘t' the intellf'n-nt tiii»
tierstandlng of the picture. Whether;
we look at tin-iii in their richness or
their simplicity. we tillilll note that the
structure of the frame wart l'll'il (‘itl‘t‘
i fully studied iind adapted to its pur-z
pogo of suitably int-losing the picture"
‘and that its subsequent enrichment.
. whether by modeling. gliding. pniutiug‘
; or however. lont their native t linincler. e
' and coming under French lutlin-tice be- i
i came more and more detained until nil
sobriety of treatment illuminated.-
‘ Scribncr'a.
Moaauring Your Paco.
How many air-pa do you take to thc
mile? Even if your mneldcred reply be
I ”Seventeen hundred and alxty." Iahall
l take leave to doubt it. Should you he
'n British infuntryman your price will
i he the longest of tiny iiifantryninn in
the world. The litiaalaiia‘ pace in tin-
‘ahortest. being but tm-nty-avven uul
' one-half tncbea; the French. Italian
‘ and Austrian pace is
inchea. the Hermann do thirty-mm
lnchoa. while lirltiah noldlerir atrtdi- mi
|cxti‘ti half ' '
l Whit 0f ll'.’ ll depi'tnin I? -~.
height. Tn‘ = tour I.
. Ml“ it. ill". "'3' refiner-Ilia your
n... rutll‘ .itrtt I'llt'
("(vlii‘nd‘ " ‘
:tllll viii Hoists l m,
lndianapoih. ind- Siorlea are pub
l i
1
[Hanan Fun ARMY halted frequently regarding vwblc:
l land fruits that hate been canned mum
, time. This idea. howem. seem to b.-
, o l
l Mt. Barnard by the Indiana Whole-salt"
fie Government Would Bo Greatlyl “MINI“! trimmed to tie arsw'lel‘v't
ciri arm 21 rents out.:
And it’. anti Good. é.” Food eun-
‘ .
.have to commence mounting main |
. wagons and brewery wagon: or cite on 1
thntynlnz- '
'yeara. Bout-emu. ha aancn that
l fruit and roger-able. i ~' \‘illk‘nuuik‘
Sir loath Would Blunt lit; .... u... w... .... . ..
l a fallacy. actoitiui; to an analysis re-
.ccntly made by ll. 1:. Barnard. state
‘ . 3 good and drug commissioner. who ex-
. V ’ 1 untitled ii twenty-sevenryear-old can of
BETTER BilEElllllli NEEDED. "
l The can u! com wgg "omitted to
z n . tilt» cra‘ annotation. and no doubt ex
' Cloirn Mada That Farmer-o on Well no; lists as to the age of the corn. Mr.
Wad-ii m‘i. emu.
In Some Inotanooa to Thu. Who
improve Their .took.
if the l'nited tin-m should become .
intolted in war with u hl’bl timid pom
er lea-i than aix months after the corn l .
‘ no di-tcriorainm no for lib road mine is
monument of hostilities we would ;
and horse artillery on draft home ‘
Ilmllttr to [hone Used for lilrLt‘ eapn-as .
a type of smaller horse so inferior to
the mounts of our enemy that the dis
itdrnntiige would be martini.
This in the judgment of army head:
after a careful ranvaaa of the entire
country. in which the two most prowl
uent bunkers in et‘ery rtn'ul county in
the country were unlit-d to send it list 0”
the number of “0M Malta! to for th-
motintlng of cat airy and tleld artillery,
the type and conformation of the bone
‘ being carefully stm-‘lticti in the inquiry.
Training Would Bo Futile.
li' lllt‘ country ahnuld go to war to
innrmw the spectacular hornemauahip
Hull superior training of her cavalry
and light nt1illcry would until her both
in: She hasn‘t the horses.
ltig to General .\li‘~’lllri'. qiiarierniiintev
tern-mi of the uruiy. there are It's! than
22100“ horsea li\illllilrlt- for military
service in thc .oiiiitry This number
would it little more than offer lirlt
mounta to II wnr strength army. In the
. civil war the federal governtut iii in
‘ t‘lli‘
i tured nearly 210.00" burnt-it. and during
yenr-NH-puri-liaeed anti tap
eight inonilnr of that year rcmoiizztcl
the Army or the Potomac twltw. alteri-
dnn'ir :rmpa non- suppllcd throughout
the war til the mic of tin-cc l‘l'lntlllill!
per ulililllli.
Friction between the war department
and the department of agriculture now
threatena tn atop the only effort which
i hna been mode in this country to cor-'
rect thin mntiitlun.
While known as
the army remouut act-vice. the not ob.
Jet-t hr to improve the breeding of car»
rltige. light harness and aadtllc hurt-ea
. e—typea thiit make the beat all round
home for farm and city-by altering
the farmera the free nae of tram“-
hred alaliit-na belonging to the finer!»
merit rind: directed by tho (lt‘llimll
of agriculture.
‘l‘hla system. in a moat abbreviated
fonu. has been iii pracflco now for
three years and with every [WIMP
tucccen. illicit foals air
statcu require-a for remnant purpotuu
have been purchased. netting a profit
iiion "in rcgnnl to color. con i>[Q"lit
i wits bright
ifldtlilltnlill \‘\ltlt‘iit‘|- Ill.” iti'um‘lh t'llli
lMOTHER IS 89. DAUGHTER 70.
Accord- l
in Operation Tbno Venn. I
the l'nltul; calm and complacent when they hear ‘
~ an] gifted profeaaional. Mina Max- l You will into it to be Milliewlit'l't' in"
h ”"0” '1“ long been 0"“ 0' b“ a tween thirty- int-hen iiinl thirty-tun
N intimate frienda. Mina Elisabeth ‘ inches. ao lliat you will llt‘t‘d betwvcn
“filth. young ‘9 you! but ‘Nusm' ' 2,000 and 2.l00 put-ea to the mile.—
d to taking part in private theatricaia ‘
:0 the farmer pitta the amount iuaallyf
collected by the middleman buying
lip! llic t'ltiii “its 1 mm] in “malt in].
and flavor" The interior of l' r- inn
"tlur llilt‘sllt iloi- ..r illi-
iitli‘uu' i rep min. "I\
\l.
.lal
t‘uli Hf «Uiii
bed gooth will keep i:iilt-':ii'.elt vi'lt‘t
contented and with lilt.e or no chant“-
lii tainitalilllty.‘
" Five Gonorattona Honor Woman Who‘
Croaood Land in anart.
lone, t‘olo. hlghtyrnlne (1“!le-
I‘llll‘ll covered a delicious birthday
cake and marked the age of the oldest '
lploneer resident in lone. Were blown
out by Mm. i. ll, Gregory as tube was .
surrounded by her family of ironic
thirty-four member-i. live generations
being represented.
Mrs. tin-gory was born near ilpi'lng
field. lll.. Mari ll 8. 1827. Together
with her husband and one child xhe
endured the h~trxt~lilpir of ems-dug the
plains in 19th:: in a covert-d wagon
drawn by an ox learn. The young.
wife walked a great part of the din. .
lance carrying the child. The fn_iully
came almost tlll't‘tl to lone. and in
18.34 erected a house. which hits lit't‘li
their home Mllitt‘ and in whit h the rc ‘
union wan held.
Mr. Gregory illt‘tl tlilriyltvo ycar~
tigtt. icaviug the “Now and nine t‘llll
drug, all of whom are still living. tn.-
old'oat being a daughter. aet'enty yearn ,
old. and the yoiingcat forty-eight ycnm
at age.
a. up ‘: tap-:3“ 11*: :23; 1’1“)” 1-“;
5v
MUSIC SOOTHES HORSES.
Undertaker Plaeoa a Piano In tho Bta-
at. of Hia ammonium. !
Milwaukee. ~~ltay Inga baa placed it .
li‘
__E.I.....--'.
l llhno in the atnhic back of bin under
i taking catabllnluneni at Wauheslin for
the attic ncmnrrnulatlon of his hurries
llr. lilgga aaiil when he read a few
tnoutha ago iii-out n phonograph being '
tiled In it chlrketi (any to main- chifl- I
(Ila lay, he dlncredlted the full)“. but
i now be baa been convinced that mimic ;
hair a aoothlng t-tfect on animala .
One of the men employed at tho-
‘utrtbiea playa the piano prdclutly..
{Ind be verified Mr. W atalvuoat
lihatwhanlhebtlp'mloillmna‘
funeral tmxeaaion. with their nerVea at '
high tenaion. they immediately became
. thc militia: «trains of a popular
will”.
Mr. High say be It thinking of plot-
in
l. t t‘uil i ‘ tu~ ruim tit in the atuhi‘ l
horxca for the army “ml" “mm” -"“' m to. in. north we. of the city with t
' offering the i'uitcd states a mu th . M i, I.‘ mm. Irate mu". rm“ . .
. hm'flt' ll INF "DWI." “'7 ““"m "" .otva tvlun the milking hour or '
$1.50 to $1.03 PICTURES. Dollar Day ..................................
$2.00 to $5.90 Selection of CUT GLASS. Dollar Day . . . . . . . . . """"
Conusting of Berry_ Set. Cake Set, Flower Baskets, Trumpet
Butter Dishes. Sugar and Creamers, Vinegar and Oil Critets.
Si." Will llo The
Work oi 82.”
Dollar Bay
81.00
1 00
Vases. Water Sets,
Shirt Waist Box
LIKE PICTURE.
$1.00 DOLLAR DAY.
y ”0...”...
”wt
.50», f
,0.
DOLLAR DAY
. $1.00
Will deliver any Refrigerator to your home,
and $1.00 weekly after unirr paid.
PORCH ROCKER.
Lib: Picture ..... 80¢
CHAIR .............. 79¢-
LO,
3.»
a‘
1%“— —- ..
—_-A~~
Couch ,
Hammocks
. From $4.95 ms.
Blue Flame
Oil Stoves
From.....83!wm315.oo
Two and Th". Bur-non.
“e ahe was a child. now frequently
la in public with professionala.
. George Kept-cl doea not appear
knelt, but ahe is allowing her two
.flhtera to enter the ranka of the ao-
fity bellea whoae acting all the world
t privileged to ace.
Lady Aahburton. the former Mina
fiancee Belmont of .\'ew York and an
kidnal Florodorii girl at the Gnicty. hr
at only returning to the stage to take
firt in charity thentricala. but she is
hehlng her stepdaughter. Mina Aiiroa
Daring, how to act. The young lady ‘
fids this more to her lilting than her
‘ter'a position air maid of honor m.
zQueen Mary. Beth Lady Aahburtorr
pd Mina Baring will be members of?
& company which haa been organized ‘
Dy Lotti Roaslyn to appear at the Thea-
” Royal. Winchester.
"l‘he Countess of Plaaex (nee Mina
allele Grant of New York) recently had
p extremely successful charity mati-
Ion at the Gaicty theater, profeaslonitla
Ind aoclety amateurs being lndiscrlm-'
flateiy mixed up. Lady Diana Man-
an. the Duchess of Rutland‘a lovely
Mahler, took part. and Countess
.- . Milne Pnppcnhetm (Mina Wheeler of
" Madelphln) looked radiant and youth-
'4 in one of the roles. in spite of the
M that her Bavarian huaband is n
”otter of war in England. happening
. M in the country when King George
"pd his coualn. the German emperor.
tachanged deciarattona of hostilities in
man». 1914.
3'; 35 any others of the nobility are either :
"-' an active part in this new pa-
a“? outlet or are rendering valuable ‘
"it. w " __
at. Oak. iao Year-a on. Down.
., to. Pa.-—Tho that week in
'haawthepaaalngofoneofthe.
, landmarks of the country when
M oak tree that marked the
‘ .. 'ryotStiver-Springand Ramp
~bwnahipa waa cat down. The
.waa 180 yearn old and measured
hat thrown. [tour eorda of wood
bautkorttyfoetbe‘atemout
‘ 1
unmanned-them
. “ratchet-nuisance.
.‘elpaotlaektabh.aoaaid
.l‘ .adnvootdauand
”- Abatanuwbaalaaliy
”We ‘ ~ ' .
.. ti“ - 3
'tl‘ if“
London Chronicle.
‘ Ancient Barbor'a Forfeita.
l Customers 0f hitlr tll‘i’flflt'i‘?‘ iit one
l time were in danger of having to pay .
a forfeit all well aa their fee when in i
l iering the barber's aliop. illitll liiilf ii '
icentury ago some barber‘s still kept it
fillet of rulca hanging in their shop--
. chiefly concerning swearing. aceklngto
be served out of turn. (‘Et‘r‘llfl' [minilty
for breaking which Willi the price of a
1 pint of ale. The antiquity of the prac-
-tice is evident by Shakespeare's allu-
sion to it in “Measure lt‘or Monitor-0:"
The strong statutes
Stand. like the forfeits in a barber‘s shop.
A: much in mock an innrk.
—Londou Stand" rd. .
A Grievoua Burden. .
“Just think!" exclaimed the lillilllllil‘
tartan. "when a mini caters prlsun he
loncs his identity and becomes almply {
5 a number."
“Well." replied the man in motor,
toga. ‘.‘except for the fact that he int
confined and has to do hard labor. I
don't see that he is much Worse off
than i am. i not only have it number.
but I'm compelled to pay for it."—
Blrmingliiim Herald.
A Statoovnan'a Queer Ambition.
The great Lord (trey had an ambition l
for above politics. He [tossed the re- l
‘ form hill. but that did not satisfy his 5
soul. There was talk of Taglloni. and l
Grey said quite earnestly. “What would '
i give to dance as well us she!" The l
statesman who had been prime minia-
ter and had left an indelible marl: on I
. the history of his country wua envious
i of tilt opera dancorl~London Saturday
Review.
‘ Father Tlrno.
. Time waits for no man—ho'a gota'
{Jes‘ n-aitlnmh'. an‘ he‘d net-er make
. the journey if he waited for the wo-
t then. Don‘t atop for atgh or error-hem
latroiutel‘ than the atrong; to glooml
time or glory bo'a a-goin’ right along! 3
—Atlaata W. .
The Atty-nation.
She—So you are mud to Mlaa'
Batu. l'm rare 1 art aee'anytbta.
attracive about antwpn. no— 3
‘ nillt‘i‘ mounted military work. ”what
(‘iilllng for illl initial uppi‘oprliinun’
of $200M” and an annual expenditure '
thereafter of “00.000 for a period of GIRL 0F ELEVE' snows Fox-
. .veiiia. n bill for the exit-union of this
system. lltll‘ildllt‘t‘d by liepn-xcnuitive. "'1". “4“ '| "'9'" WM . 22 C!“-
Thomua .l. Scully of New Jemy. is W Rt"-
Iinw awaiting nation by the house t-unr' "MUN- Mm—mfllh Filthy. 010"?"
mittee on agriculture. The iltzlim in : WIN Old. “ll do limo“ “will"! "It"
, the bill remand the eatlmutca made ' "‘0’ "I." "l"! "1‘" 0' "Mi "’3‘ “I d'
I by experts of the agriculture, and war 3'“ "’5' "93' ”"1" "f ‘1‘."-
tlepai'tmeiits its to the amount necen-l Rb. " u "’0 "’“d "T h" "'39. l“
l “My to I-lll‘t' adequate force in the mm, in hunt. min cook it meal, new and knit.
l Reprencntlilive “puny, after consoling make a garden. drive a hornerako. ride
1 tion with civilian and military “portal ”WNW” ""d " "“3 family were short
I also has introduced it reaoiutluu call-l "f “'9‘" """" could in out and not ma-
! “I: um“ tin- mum. military “Mn 1 terial enough for it rabbit stew aimoat
. tcrmlnc whether
committee for an investigation to do-
the proacut plan
should be supplemented in any other
way. ‘ .
Better Home Only Object.
"The deimrtnient of agriculture baa
taken the position that the object of
the rcmount system la to riilse heroes
for purely military purposes and that
therefore the system ahotilil be direct-
cd by the war department." tutld Mr.
scully.
“The fact of the matter in that the
war department is asking only the’
breeding of horses he encourngodfl
which every user of a hone for any-;
I
i
l
.tning except heavy draft work de-.
.nnnda: that the scrub stock of thin
.ouuiry be weeded out by the offering
a! pure. bred atnliiOns to the farmcra.
i‘he win- dcpartment hopea to beneiit
nily incidentally in time of peace. as
be peace N‘Quirementa ln horaetlenh
.an very eaally be taken care of. and
.n time or war. when the need of the
war department is the need of the en-
tire country. where will the line be
drawn between the duty of cm depart-
ment and another?
“The United .Statea. next to Rania.
ioada the worth in the production of
hot-aoiieab. And yet our‘horaaa anubw
or ouch paor‘ type the foreign buyer'-
War, here are able. despite the
demo need of their country. to par.
ehaao horaea for military purpoaaa at '
abouflOOabeod. ' .
Tho-amount atailiuaa bavohoaa
eta-ram: btoedaJeloetedbyn
cont-Vane. of war. agriculture «Liam Meyer of thin city and Wu“
madman-raw” ltauiter of 140nm. mm
civil.
confined to ‘Mr mm'mima of
t of the wood- 5 'me distance off. she
any time with her little fl rifle.
Birdie was out with her rifle recently
and. saw it fox running along the edge
took careful nlrn just ahead of him and
tired the shot. striking the fox in his
foreleg. :Ilitl be united orcr and over.
Quickly running toward him and pack-
ing In another cartridge. Birdie made a
(pitch rhot. hitting the fox aquare in
the head jmt it“ he waa gathering him-
self to make off on lhme legs. She
hence to get another for next year- and
have a line set of {tire made.
PREFERS INSANITY T0 KNIFE.
Laborer Will Not Permit Lifting Fran-
turod Piece of Skull.
New Brunswick. N. J.—Although phy-
aiclana naaurc him that unieaa he aub-
mlta to a almple operation he will 80
insane or heconre an epileptic. Anton
Michal of this city refuaea to undergo l
surgical treatment. l
While working for the Nixon Nitra- l
tlon worka near here iaat September a
fall of concrete fractured ‘Miclial'l
atoll. pfhyaldana any the tracturo h
preaaingoa hiabrainandtlratbaun-
not recover without an operation. no
la min; the Nixon Nitraflon m
fia- mm The company cannot taco
him to‘undorao the operation. hecaaaa
thorax a chance itaikhtpnm total.
Tuiaaflarfladonlaatem-
m.ht-flauiadtwlceiatha
a-edaywaatbaofiaflonce'ofiu-
Neither can 1 tree it; ‘buf in in the the NM' The thoroughbreda have hiring at the coronary. After the
mam right-Boater: 'l‘ranaeript. l
a
mr-hu-o'homtmrmq
”I! atatioaad at and near the ra-
wtieea boraaa for
hunting and saddle
anon waa so excited that he mm:
were. over Miller mm. bored
tin-uni elation at Front tram. vi... nim- la llll enema .. in.” . ‘
aloha-tuna out“. .1... .mn, m+waiie daughter in the 03am of May
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