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kit by Mm Cttkaa'a Bumasaa' leagmVsf
Milwaukee. "The league evidently im
itMOMit ud hw already pledged itself
to take Mtke charge ot tbe buaneos re
ape'asibilities of thk convention. Lear
iag tbe ladies free to devote their entire
thought aad energies to dkpeasirs the
lariat hospitality which they are already
ptaaaiag. 5
. The art departawat of the Woman's
etubkfortuBate ia having secured for
a leader Mrs. P. M: Hall, who ia aa en-
t thaekstic devotee at the ahriae ot the
Maes ot Art. Mrs. Ball will bring to
this work aa energy and enthusiasm
which will be aa inspiration to the de-
partawat. At the last aweting the art
- of Persia, Phoenicia, Palestine and Asia
Miner were discuased. Mrs. Hall had
bseacht her large collection of photo
graphs representing Egyptian and Assy
ria art, which aided very much to the
interest of the Meeting. Phoenician art
wag ably discussed by Mrs. W. 0. Phil
Hpa. Ia discussing the art of Palestine
Md Asia Minor ahe described vividly
the augsiSceace of SoloaMm'a temple.
81m said she had gone to her Bible aa
am authority oa art and foaad it a verlu
storehouse of information. The
of Persia will be presented at the
ct meetiBg by Mrs. Stoaebraker, who
i Bable to be present last Thursday.
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LENARD H. BOBBIN'S INTERVIEW
WITH ADMIRAL SCHLEY,
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"The D. A. R, met at the home of Mr.
STB. Feuad last week Friday afteraoon.
Than waa a large attendance of msm
baea. aad aeveral guests had been invited
M Mstec to the talk of Mrs. Angie F-New-bmm
oa the meaning and significance ot
the AsMricar lag and especially what it
t to the American abroad. Mi.
ia a bora orator aad it k al
ways a delight to listen to her. Oa this
aacaeiaa ahe almost excelled herasX ia
the ffaeaey aad vividness of her word
pieMrea. She explained the origin cf
the lag aad the protection it afforded
Americans abroad. .Every loyal Ameri
can's leva jot country aad old glory
semes aext to love ot God, aad certainly
Mra.NewaMa made each oae present
fsel what a blessed privilege it was to
ha bora ia this had of freedoai, beneath
its folds; ia her pleasing way ahe car
ried her audience with her, from Lon
pea, Paris aad Rome to Jenualem and
aad Jericho, showing the respect paid,
The following letter ia very interact
ing, especially to those who are faacica
ted by newspaper work, as it is a faith
ful record of a news reporter's experience
ou a city paper:
It was 12.-00 noon when I drove into
town yesterday. Atone o'clock I waa
working for the press. The first shot
ont ot the box the city editor put me on
police, the hardest run in the city; aay
duties covered the central offices in the
Grand City Hall, It was all new and I
waa horribly frightened for a while.
There was police court for an hour and,
thea there were half a dosen offic a to
watch. J arranged to swing oato a
murder aad a suicide during the after
jtocs, and these I telephoned in . (The
oBce thea notified the reporter in the
district nearest the ne-vs, and my re
sponaibilty ended.) Way up in the top
story ot the city hall is a comfort
able dab room given over entirely to re
porters, aad it makes a dandy place to
loaf sad play poker,
lathe evening I went back to tbe
-office. "Got anything picturesque?'
asked the city. A woman bad been
He took me up to the Princeton dab fairly bristled with energy. As he
and blew me to supper. "Don't hBrry atood beside the flower-decked table in
back" he said. "Take all night for your the gleaming lights of the chandelier,
assignment" Sol handed in my copy he presented a perfect picture of well
about midnight and found that I had earned peace and contentment He bore
forgotten the names of the guests at out his reputation for affability, aad
, dinner. That meant a visit to the Times consented to be interviewed, although
office. When I returned, "Where the the time before being driven to the
hell have you been, Bobbins?" I told theatre was eo short that the, gentlemen
the man at the desk. He grabbed the at dinaer were obliged to forego the cos
asmes and chased into the composing ternary cigars.
room. When he came back he held a "I do not consider the weather at all
consultation with the copy readers, unpropitious," he began, "it k hardly
"He's too fresh," someone said. "Ida- suggestive ot the weather around Saoti-
tea to this' and he read a police item ago last July, I admit."
that was decidedly breesy. 'You let "Will you return to active duty aoon?'
his etuff alone," said the dty editor, was asked.
aad I in the back room smiled' Then I "I expect to resume my work in the
thought I would go home aad had put navy very shortly," he replied,
on my rubbers when the fire bell nag "Have you received intimation ot your
and all the office force atopped to coast probable future location?"
"Nineteen twenty seven" said dty. "I have not."
"Where ia it then?' "Camden said "Have you expressed any choice?"
Time. Just thea a man dashed up the "No indeed," he answered laughingly,
stairs. "Hell ot a fire ia Camden," he "I leave that entirely with the Depart-
cried' "yoa can ass it from Cheataut aieat"
street," -Kirk," yelled dty, "Take Hiss The Admiral expressed himself re-'
aad Robbina over. Hurry now. Get gretfal that his stay in Philadelphia
the atory in by 1:30." So we three could not be made longer. He is to re-
grabbed our coats. "Hops I'll see yoa turn to the city on December 22, how-
agaia aome time, Robbina," said the ever, at which time in Grace Bantiat
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tae wBBoering ceoouiBB, io given a hearing oa the charee of fertBBe """""' W1" v"rww sorug. imu, onw sna Berks Streets, he
the Aaterican leg In speaking of the tslliBg, eo I spread out and made a flash Wa tore down the atreet toward the wU be preeented by Philadelphia
erigia ef the scarlet in the tag, Mrs. head of it. While windine ud my mi. "rfni we passed Independence friends with one ot the most elaborate! r
naii, we cjock bioou .12:10. 11 waa a ueoignea sweras over gives an officer of
big fire and a conple of men were hurt, the army or navy. Governor Hsstings
Kirk and Hiss got the skeleton of ths nd Mayor Warwick will deliver ad
story and weat across, while I stayed dresses ot welcome on this occasion.
behind to get late saws. ,
The men were hurt while I had the
whole job on my hands, aad itjtook a THE WAY TO GO TO CALIFORNIA
AewmeareMteatae story ocBCueorge nor police, dty came and said, "Admi
aad the dragon, showing a fiae picture ri Schley k up at 1826 Spruce. Get as
ef St George: she also spoke ot the intervkw ."
Good Gawd! Scared? Well I guess!
I stormed 1826. The Admiral was at
dinaer. Couldn't aee me. I assailed
the housemaid twice. The third time
the butler came and informed
there waa absolutely no chance,
showed me oat I showed him
dollar. It waa then 7:55 and the car
riages were waiting out side to take tbe
swell dinaer party to the theatre. The
butler came back. "The Admiral will
aee you for one minute.' I wished he
had refused, but I was in for it and
BMrched upstairs. I saw aome ladies
peeping over the rail at me, and one ot
them giggled and said something about
an awful reporter and Kismet. I didn't
care. I loved 'em all. The Admiral waa
standing in evening drees beside the
rlet areas of the Crusaders; she dk
played aa English flag, showing how it
waa made ap ot the red crosses of St
George aad St Andrew, the patron
aaketa ef England and Scotland respec
tively. She gave a vivid description of
her travels ia the holy land under the
prelection ot a kavaaa from theAmeri
ieaa osaaalate into whose garaeata was
wevea the' AsMricaa flag; ahe shoved a
pietare ef thkkavsss takes ia Jerasa.
lea. Mrs. Newman's address waa fol
lowed by the reading of Rudyard Kip
liag's Reesssieaal by Mrs. Manaiag.
The frieads ot Mrs. Maaaiag who wers
aot fsrtwaate . eaoagh to hear her on
thia sssaaiBB knew how weM adapted
her voice k to this good poem and Low
symaathatkaBy it was rendered. The
me that t """ were u tat cold, alcppy iaa tourist sleeping car, peraonally
He street. 1 leiepaoBea my mux over, and conaucieu, via ot the Burlington route
half a at 230 city mud to come back and 1st u don't change cars. You make fot
the fire have its own way. I waited an time. You see the finest scenerv oa th
hour for the ferry, and fell into bed at globe. Your car k not so expensively
the hotel at 4:00 a. m. finished nor so fine to look at as a
That waa one dayV work. It was palace sleeper, but it k just as clean
enough to kill anybody but a fool kid Just aa comfortable, just as rood tn 1
m, ana Beany vju cheaper.
full of enthusi
Letters sent to the Press, Editorial
Rooms, will get me. I wast to hear
from both you people. I'm frightfully
lonesome. Goodbye, RoBBraa.
The Barliagton excursions Ia. t.:
coin at 6:10 p. m. every Thuradair
reaching Baa Francisco Sunday nj
Los Aageles Monday. Porter with each
car. JSxcureion manager with each party
THE ADMIRAL INTERVIEWED
ih. M j a. ;--. . k. v. For 'older giving full iaformstinn .u .
'sMtertaiaaMBtwaedosedlby rains of the dinner table, talkine: to dure residence, at which. hiri th. B ' M dePot Gitj ticket office, corn-
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mam mcrau maging wmbbwi so en- -some swell snobs. The Admiral tamed host aad hosters and their visitors, Mr
laaaasrwBBay was an were lemptec to toek bm aside, shook my hand for half a
jess ia
leth-and O streets.
laateaadwasglAdtosse me. I en
close the interview, the only one ob-
andMra. Clarke Merchant, Mr. and Mrs.
H. O. Mcllvaiae, and Mr. Fred S;bober
- vwo w luwtiww, ise uuu one on- narucinaiaa. Admm ncbit waa iatar.
HAJX JIllALRto1,!byayotllerPhlw PP6' "S"0 viewed by a representative of "The
L Aime un eaiwr or wnicn enter- Fress." The warrior looked rMnWnl
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aad elegant in f ul ereaiag dress and ap
peared aoae the worse for hk summer
campaigB.
with health
Robert Maaley, dty editor of the Fre
aseat Tr.bttne, apeat last Sunday ia the
Phi Delta Theta has asnt i.5u.
Hk coaateaaaea glowed outforaamokar this eveaiag at their
aad hk kongray beard chapter house, 1522 S atreet.
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