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Out Door Garments.

three quarter coats or long shapes
reaching to the bottom of the dress,
are stylish and adapted to carriage
wear, but most unsuitable to the
streets so often muddy in winter, since
the holding up is almost impossible.
Nevertheless they will be worn by un-
tidy persons Far better suited to out
door wear in general, are medium
jackets in Louis XIV coats and these
when chosen by tall ard slender
women, especially when worn with
skirts that cleverly escape the pave
ment, yet escape also the epithet of
''shOrt," will be eminently tasteful.
They come in all kinds of cloth and for
dress occasions, are in rich varieties of
standard velvet, panne velvet, panne
satin, brocade or combinations of the
same. Etons are seen on some new
suits and as a new feature and some
times made with postillion backs. In
COrsages.
the immense popularity of indepen-
dent styles, becomes noticeable on
every hand and whether as parts of
dresses or otherwise, are preferably
finished by black velvet belts. The
straight front corset is fashionable as
ever and the lead is now taken by the
G. B. la Spirite corset, because in ad-
ditiOn to excellent make, it comes in a
variety of shape so great as to suit
every woman, whether stout, thin,
medium, very stout, very thin, long or
short wasted or with high or low bust.
Advices from the other side, especially
Paris, are constantly received and
changes made to suit the latest ideas,
so that nothing stereotyped is ever put
on the market. Prices run from 81 to
S. and upwards, the last figure secur-
ing beautiful article in brocade or silk
batiste, but for general purposes, the
$3.50 styles are perhaps most to be
recommended.
The evening world., 1901-04-18
CHURCH BLOCKS
LOVE AFFAIR.
Members Object to the
Union of December
and May.

Members OF tho fremont Methodist
Episcopal Church hnv. taken (, hand IN
the love affair OF Mr.. J. a. Silva ard
Miss Josephine s!cbcr. who nre prom.-
men; IN the congregation. Mr.. Silva
Is a teacher OF Spanish. His wlts died
recently In Madrid. He has a class OF
Instruction attended by thirty children
Of members Of tho congregation. Miss
eiebers father In the proprietor OF n
steum laundry and shc works In a mil
linery store opposite the S!cbcr home Mt
NO 1894 Washington avenue. Her
mother died recently. She gave hc- APP
prevail to her daughters enga cement.
The church members were not so com.
placcnt and those who objected pur-
sunded the parents to stop sending
their children to Mr.. SiIyas class
Tho congregation 1ust!ncs its inter
ference on the ground tina; tho pros
p.ct!ve bridegroom Is sky and his
bride twenty.
Prof. Silva said to-day ;ha. he was
not Inclined 10 discuss the action o, his
fellow church members.
II am a Christian" ne said. but tho
conduct OF others who share the tcne,s
OF my faith have, puzzled me sorciy BY
their practical application OF them
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SW|NDLED HIS
SWEETHEART.
Girl Wrote Lover to
Return and Had Him
Arrested.

Charles Hoffman. o. No. :s7l Park
avenue. was nrra!sned in tho wes: Side
Police Court to-day charged with the
larceny OF 500 from Miss Joscpnin.
bopp OF No. :lo West Si1ty-s!xth street.
Mis-, Bopp said tina, she was formerly
engaged to Mr. Hoffman and that when
no called on her IN January they dis
c,issed ,hs.r future plans very plea sanity.
Sho showed a check for 800 which she
intended to eperd In preparations .oi
their wedding
The lover offered TO have tho check
cashcd anl carried Il away with him.
lie did not return. and Miss Bopps Of
forts 10 Ind him were futile until she
wrote him letter trimming over vita
love.
Never mind the check she wrote.
:" In the language OF diplomacy tina. Is a
closed incident am dying TO see you. .
Hoffman hnstencd to Miss Bopp's
home. where she entertained him until
II policeman reached the house and
placed him undos arrest
The evening world., 1901-04-18
WHAT
MAYOR WALLING
HAS TO SAY ABOUT
DR.. Greene'S NerYura

Mayor Walling. OF Orange Park, Fla.
voices the sentiment Of many thousands OF
people who have found DR.. Greere's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy OF incalcu-
liable benefit. The record OF cures of seri-
Gus nervous complaints effected by this
grand medicine Is rolling steadily higher
and higher. Read what Mayor Wallirg
writes:
81 have long been familiar with
tho fame OF DR.. 0recne's Nervura
blood aud nerve remedy, and cspc.
ciaIIy In Its results In the case OF
my friends, many Of whom occupy
high places OF honor ard trust. In
cases of nervousness from the
strain OF long sustained mental
work, causing sIeeplessncss and
lack OF rest. it Is excellent. have
used 1t myseIfand am now using it,
and most cordially recommend the
remcdy."-h H. HaNtns.
Therarers are continually printing letters
from people OF high position who unani-
n,ously praise DR.. Greene's great medicine
lo.troubles Of the blood and nerves. These
letters are written solely for the benefit OF
others. Nervous men and women every
where are being cured by Or. Greene's
Nervura. Why should you not take adyan.
tage Of their experience and re. the help !
you need from the same source.
Or. dreens's sreeiai sdvles b always 10 bs
hsd withost ebasGs b. ~ who call q his
Office. - West 14tt g., Nsv Yosk City. o.
who write % hin tkfosgh the sssil
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CAt2a1on's Noar.

Children's Caps and Children S
Refers make up the contribution of
this Department to the Bargain Fri
day Sale.
And they are worthy contribu-
tons, too-offers we have every rea-
son to be proud of.
Children's Silk Caps, French Style, hand
somely embroidered; regularly sold for 70
Sl.7s here Bargain Friday for M
Childrcns Silk Caps, in three styles, French
graduated ruche and trimmed ruche Bar mo-
gain Fridays clearance price only TS
Children's Refers, in all colors, plain sailor
styles with prettily trimmed collars: regu >o%,
lnrly sold for $3.50; here Bargain Fridayat /.S0
Children's "a length Box Coats, IN serge
OF cloth, with large collars; In the very = al
latsst styles; on sale Bargain Friday at i. DDl
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Half Price for
Dross Gooas Remnants.

Sales of the past two weeks have
left us with a considerable lot of short
ends of Dress Goods. They are just
as good in style, color and quality as
you could buy from the piece, and yet
all we ask for them is halt price.
The lengths run from z to 9 yards,
and all colors as we'll as black are con-
tanned in the collection. In the great
assortment are to be found such pop
ular goods as
Black and Colored Cheviots, Albatross,
Black and Colored Serges Henriettas,
Black and Colored Etamines Broadcloths,
Black and Colored Mohairs Prunellas,
Tweeds, Veilings, ETC., etc.
The evening world., 1901-04-18
THREATEN TO
POISON HER.
Pupils Send Warning
Of Peril to Their
Teacher.

CHESTER. Pa. April Is.-With an I'm.
uginnry grievance aEains, their teacher.
Miss Jennie McIarcn. five Of the young
er pupils n: the Chester High School
composed tho following threatening let
ter and ore o! their number mailed 1t "a
their surprised ard shocked instructor:
Miss Jennie: We are about tired o.
your n.wsy mouth and propos. 70 put
q out OF tho way. Beware OF poisoned
candy on Easter Sunday. and We hope
sou will never sec another. Everybody
agree, that y0a mark very unfairly. So
mark our words-you die"
Mas Mcl-hren was not seriously
alarmed over her personal sAfe:y. but
in tho interest Of good discipline she de-
livered the setter to the principal OF TIE
high school. Prof. Thomas g. Cole. who
Gas eRgun an Investigation.
The evening world., 1901-04-18
Kousohola Linens.

Ready-for-use Pillow Cases, sire 45x3o
inches. made Of the well-known Pepperell &
Lockwood Sheeting, the regular price Of
which is l2':c. a yard everywhere; here TO-
morrow at, each,
Barrsley Table Cloths, standard of quality.
Every housekeeper knows that no better or
stronger linen can be found anywhere at any
price. We bough, this lot at the old price.
which means saving to our customers OF
from SOC. to SOC. These are the prices FOR
tomorrow:
For the ? yd. size, each,
For the D. I'd. size, each,
For the } I'd. size, each,
For the !. size Napkins, per dozen,
The evening world., 1901-04-18
Womon's ana Wlssos' Shoes.

Special Clearance prices on several
broken lots of Women's Shoes and
Oxfords left over from our Easter sale.
Not every size in every lot, but every
size in some lot. If you can find your
size in the style you like you'll get
big bargain.
Women's vici Kid Button and Lace Shoes,
with patent leather and kid tips; also, | A choice
some tans; all sizes in the kid tip lace; 1872
regularly worth $500 and $3.50; VI 'he
Women:s Oxford Ties in tan and black 10, for
kid and calf, also patent feathers, in
broken Sizes regular $500, $3.50 and i. 80
So. 90 values;
Misses Tan Kid Lace Shoes. with spring
heels, all sizes up to rs; regularly worth
Sl.s0; a choice Bargain Friday for 90
The evening world., 1901-04-18
THERESA VAUGHN.

BOSTON. April Is.-Hcr mind shat
tered. her memory gone and afflicted
with suicidal mclanchol!a. Theresa
Vaughn. the actress. known IN private
life as Mrs. Theresa r. Haup,. has been
taken to tho Worcester Asylum for the
insane.
Sho does no: realize her condition.
She thinks she is merely suffering from
4 nervous attack and Will soon be well.
Tho doctors hold ou; little hope OF her
recovery.
Mrs. Haupts friends have expected
this sad ending OF her career for somo
time. Sho had to give UP her work on
tho stage eighteen months ago. when
she failed 10 remember her lines and
broke down completely. Since ;hen her
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memory has been growing worse all the
tiino and her efforts sometimes to sing
the old songs with which she formerly
charmed her audiences. have been very
pathetic.
since her retiremen. sho has lived
with her mother. Mrs. OFT. ut No. Its
Cherry strect. this city.
The death OF her husband four years
ago. and o: her brother. Joseph. In
New York few months ago aided IN
completely shattcr!ng her mind.
No attemr; has been made heretofore
20 restrain her. but recently she has be.
come melancholy and has threatened
suicide and Il was deemed best TO COM
NIT her to an asylum.
Mrs. Iiaupte FIRST husband was the
Int William \. Mestayer She was n
favoritc singer in light opera. She Is
now thirty-six years old
The evening world., 1901-04-18
n SIX Remnant Sale.

The accumulations of the past two
weeks will be offered tomorrow at
prices which make them bargains OF
the first order. The collection consists
of Plain and Fancy Taffetas, Foul
ards, Printed Liberties, Louisines,
Wash Silks, etc.; all in good weaves
and coforings and in lengths of from l
to II yards. Three lots at three spe-
clal prices:
The 3sc. and 4Oc. per yard grades for ~
The oOc and Csc. per yard grades for 80
The 7se. to 81 90 per yard grades for ~
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stealing a ride on Pennsylvania train

stealing ride on Pennsylvania train
through the cut under the baldwin
a"enuc bridge last night, Is IN pre-
cartous condition n; 81" Gity Hospital.
Jetsey c!ty. The doctors say he vii
81.
Phst7 Dary. ~ ral-1e4 Waterman.
wHy va. ARRESTED ia-t .tsh' vas hciH
Ntgaou, hatl IS Judge Murphy IN The
oAkari Avenu" POKE Court to-day.
lie d"ni"d that he a-ri ias shot
Maria Tyne. nineteen years Oh %
SO. : Hudson stree ~, WAS or 'he
gar with oahikc. and Edward Eaton
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ST. SO Worth of Sheet Wus<c
for /9c.

A special Bargain Friday offering,
consisting of collection of 10 new
compositions, vocal and instrumental,
by well-known composers, nicely
bound; all published at SOC. copy and
never before retailed anywhere for less
than Csc. copy, now offered at 1ec. for
the lot. The contents are as follows:
Instrumental
Affnity--March, by Abe Holman, composer Of
Hunky Dory, Smoky Mokes, etc.
Thing "a ma -Quickstep, by Merk Meredith.
Sounds from the Orient--Patrol, by Tony Stanford,
composer of Day by Day, etc.
The Merry Makers-March, by Robt Keiser.
local.
For You Alone, by W. A. Heelan, composer Of House,
Too Much Trouble, etc.
quill Never Know, by Monroe Resented, author of
Size Was Happy Till She Met You.
My Heart Is Still Waiting for You, by Geo. Cooper,
composer of Star of the East.
For Your Darling Mothers Sake, by Arthur Ire
velyan.
You Said Farewell, So Let 1t Be, by Howard and
Chas. Graham.
I'll Never Care for Any Girl but you, by Andrew
Sterling, composer OF My Old New Hampshire Home,
etc.
/9c. For the Entire Collection.
On Sale in Our Music Dept, I'd Floor, Rear.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED.
The evening world., 1901-04-18
Boys Clothing.

That boy of yours is no different
from any other boy and he'll go
through his clothes in a jiffy, unless
they are made right, made as ours
are strong as iron.
And if you buy tomorrow, you'll
have the advantage of all these low
prices.
Youths Long Trouser Sui,s-Odd lots OF
broken lines that cannot be re ordered; sizes
II, is, Is and l9 only; worth up to $3.50;
Bargain fridays special price for choice,
only, &. OU
Boys Spring Top Coats, .Sizes u to IS
years, of a splendid quality of covert cloth,
in light and medium tan effects worth $500, . !.
specially reduced for Bargain friday, to <. UD
BOYS 2-Garment Double Breasted Suits
ages 8 10 IS;
Boys Sailor Blouse Suits, ages H.
Made Of pretty patterns, in mixtures, also
in blue and Oxford, In standard up-to-date
styles The double.breasted suits have
double seats and knees. The sailor suits
are pretty braided with silk soutache. In
stead Of $7.25, their actual value, all we
will ask Bargain Friday for choice will
be but /OO
Odd lots Of Boys Vestee Suits 275 Boys
Finest Vestee Suits, made of the fines,
materials, mostly in blue; sizes 3, and
only suits that have been on sale at $500,
So. 90 and $3.50; choice Bargain Friday for q ~
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0Ae Bargain friday Sale.

of the fact that thousands upon thou
people Bargain Friday Sale after week.
figure upon money be here just
part regular income perhaps could
well
The responsibility that this knowledge adds
the greatest
value dollar fail always insure to on
Bargain Fridays better for the the
goods for less money than esewhere.'
The evening world., 1901-04-18

seventeen years old. o. No. 80 Hshoxce
avenue. told Police Captain 4oKais
that they saw puny IRE the shot.
Ochlk" could not Identify Duffy. HI
said he I'D not see who shot him.
Tn" builc, entered ochlkc's 5ncs over
~" aiutf rib and came OUT near tht
rEhi nipple
The evening world., 1901-04-18

ARE YOU ANXIOUS 10. SELL
your piano? You can get in touch
With some one who wants to bug
ono through n Sunday World ad.
The evening world., 1901-04-18
Womon's Nrappors.

Of course you have seen wrappers
quoted as cheaply as these, and even
cheaper, many time but rest as
sured they were nothing like these:
Women's Wrappers, Of fine pereale, in light
and dark effects, all new designs, with
braid trimmed yoke and full rutle around
skirt, exceently made and finished; Bar
gain Fridays price only 81
Women's Wrappers, Of a superior quality
OF lawn, in pretty light and dark patterns,
yoke neatly trimmed with braid and deep
hounce skirt; easily worth $3.50; here /.
Bargain Friday at /.UO
The evening world., 1901-04-18

-Touse/urnfshfn1s.
No. Opal Agate Tea Kettle a: AAl
Curtain Str tchers at ESl
Ash Cans, large size, galvanized iron, at 0SI
Cutting Tables, made Of HARDWOOD with II
folding legs, 3t-n. long, at 40I
Medicine Cabinets, made of hard wood; sold ~
regularly at 81. 90; tomorrow at 40i
Card Tables Istandng), 2s-n. high ana 10
.es:s sss S Hs': s.ss x9
Saracn Implements.
Spading Forks Spades, round square - y
points; special tomorrow at, each, o.
Malleable Iron Rakes with II teeth; to.mor-
row at /oi
A lot Of las. years Garden Hose, finest sold
by us, at from 7c. to l5c. IS and so foot n
lengths, fully coupled: your choice at, per ~
foot, - Oh
Garden Sets, pieces. at &C., &c., l2c. and sYZ1i
Sioucs.
Two Burner. no: plate, heavy castings, to- al
morrow at oVl
Oven, to be used with same, tomorrow at sol
proved. at 0s/0t
Gas Cooker with large lo-ineh oven and two
burners on top; regularly sold at 81. Soto - IL
morrow "a Hk/I
Ready Mixed Paints, Z pint size, m
Floor Wood Stain, '.-pint size, I'M
va.nish Hard Oil Finish. ,:-pin, siz, Isl
Ename! Paints, '.-p:nt size, I'M
The evening world., 1901-04-18
HIS LIFE FOR
STOLEN RIDE.

Glstay OS'.lEr seventeen ycs,rs Q}
"- ~ ~ Van Horne street J~r'e
CRY. who WAS sh", 81. iNe back VENTS
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Sooa Cigars CAo9v.

Well-known brands of superior
Cigars goods that are sold at stand
ard prices the country over-reduced
for Bargain Friday to price level
seldom reached anywhere.
Grea, Metropolis, Purtanos, box Of so, > .5D
Te" Cent Havana Seconds, DO. of 50, 2. 90
Cremo and Geo. w Childs Cigars, box Of
so for I/Ut
Luckes Imports box of 50 for !. 65
Supremacy pu'tan0s' box of 50 for l. So
Key Yves, Extras, box OF SO for 7 nm
Lucke IS Rolled Cigars box Of so for rs
The evening world., 1901-04-18

The unusual part is the price part,
and perhaps also the good taste that
was put into them with every thread
something that as rule you must
pay dearly for at most stores.
Reversible Tapestry Portieres, eolorings, ~
knotted tassel frnges; value s. 90; per pair, !.
Thrce-fold Screens, o. In. high, silkone I'LL
ings, white enamel oak or mahogany finish, 10
SNOW FLAKE CURTAINS AT 10 OFF!
Light grounds with dainty coored cross
stripes, so tains, full yds. long, per n Il
pair, ~
s2.75 Curtains, beautiful colorings, per n r
pair, ITO
s2.7s Curtains, with silk stripes, per pair on
RUFFLED MUSLIN cuRTAlNs---our combination
offer.
One pair RufAed Muslin Curtains value Com
Sl.2s plete
One 54-inch brass extension tube, value 1oc. for
One pair White Loops, value 10c
One pair Tassel Hooks, value Sc. .9.5
Imported Striped Slip Covers Damask, 81
In, per yard, ~
~ yds wide, FER yd., 75e.; u. yds. wide III
per yd.. 10
Pillow Loops. with g.. yds. cord and tas-
sells, each 20
Extension Rods, :, In. brass tubes, with
brass white ends, extend to 81 in, 3Se.
kind, each, ~
Cotton Pillow Cords, all eolors, 4 inch, per !.
yard, -
Scotch Curtain Nets, 1sc. quality, per yard, /olI
The evening world., 1901-04-18
GIRL ARTIST
DISAPPEARS.

ss.s. % Tt. E,en'ps wo-'aj
BOSTON. April ls-M!ss Lila Cnli-
we'll. twenty years old. an art student
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Wen's SO. 90 WacA1ntosAo7
far 50. SO.

These Maekintoshes are made Of strictly all-wool
covert CLOTH Of fine texture, mounted pretty plaid
Innings; all seams sewed, strapped and cemented.
This is bargain we'll worth buying
The evening world., 1901-04-18
T0uIor0s.

High-Class Novelty Foulards, Mercerized
finish. These are handsomer than silk,
wider, stronger, and very much less ex-
peEsive. There are maay exqusitely beauti-
tul styles, in blues, old rose, lavender,
green, red, pink, black and white; made TO ~
retail At SOC; here Bargain Friday At ed
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Or. dreens's sreeiai sdviee b always 10 bs
hsd vithost ebasEs By. ~ who call q his
oflses. - Wet I4tt g.. Nsv Yosie City. q
who write % hin tkfossh the sssiL
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Nomons Mao1garmonts.

Womon's Hnao1garmonts.
We caution you not to be prejudiced
against these offerings just because
you think that it is impossible to sup
ply really good and meritorious un
dergarments at such low prices. Come
and see the Bargains-you'll not rue
the trip.
Women Underskirts, Of me1cer1ed sateen,
with deep umbrella Aounce and knife pleated
rufle, finished with ruching, excellent value
at 20
Womens Gowns of good quality Of mus
lin, with tucked yoke, finished with hem
stitched lawn rules good, full garment;
) to a customer only; at 80
Women s Muslin and Camtric Gowns, elab
orately trimmed with insertion Of emb!oid-
cry and tucking, several styles to choose IN
from specially priced for Bargain Friday at ~
Won,ens French Corse, Covers o: cambria;
neck and sleeves p,et,ily trimmed with lawn OF
hemstitched rut.e, a, ~
Women Corset Covers Of good quality o.
cambria: neck and sleeves trimmed with fine
torchon lace and ribbon; we'll made and fin Or
ished; here tomorrow nj ~
Women's Muslin Drawers, cambria
b,ea rutTle. with 3 Of tuckine and 30
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-07-18
CULINARY CAPERS.

II parsley is wrapped up In piece OF
wet cheesecloth. it can be kept for some
time.
Nutmeg is much used by the Italians
when cooking spinach. as 1t is said to
bring out the flavor Of the vegetable.
Two or three leaves from q rose gera-
mum added to crab apple jelly while il
is cooking will. it ia said, impart a de-
licious flavor.
A pinch of powdered ginger added to
cranberries in cooking will bring out
the flavor. They should not be stewed
to a jam. but kept separate, looking
more like candied cherries.
For a vegetable puree either young
turnip tops or even young fresh nettle
tops are recommended. They are cook
ed In the same -boiled-rubbed
through sieve and added to cream.
Satisfy (oyster plant is excellent il
soaked in vinegar and water, then
dipped in oil, sliced and heated in white
sauce. Bake in shells, having sprinkIed
grated cheese and bread crumbs over
the top.
Italian dried peas are popular still in
Great Britain under the familiar name
of peas pudding. The vegetable is
soaked overnight, then boiled, rubbed
through a sieve and sent to the table
with the addition of a little thick
cream.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-07-18
Size of PropeIIers.

'The small size Of the screw" says a
boiler maker, "is not due to the percep-
tion Of any inventor of its greater ef-
feet as compared with larger one, but
purely to accident. When first engag-
ed In the machinery business, screws
for steamers were made as large as
possible, 1t being the theory that the
greater the diameter the higher the
speed. A vessel was placed ON Lake
Erie with screw so large that 1t was
best to cast each blade In two
parts and then weld them together.
During a storm all these blades Of the
propeller broke at the welding, reduc-
ing the diameter by more than two
thirds.
TO the surprise of the captain the
vessel shot forward at speed such an
had never been attained before. Engl-
neers then experimental with smaller
propellers and discovered that they
were much more effective than large
ones. Had it not been for that accident
we might have gone on using large
blade screws to the present day"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-07-18
profe..ions Not overcrowded.

There is dearth of thoroughly train
ed men in all professions. The more
exacting the conditions the greater the
need. The thoroughly trained man
nowadays must be a college man. The
universities are using every effort to
train men along special lines for def
mite efficiency in something. The old
idea Of college education as general
culture is passing away. The universi-
ty takes men as they are and makes
the most out of what they can do. a
man today in America is foolish to be
self made when better means are at
hand. It is equally foolish to choose a
SELF taught man as against other men
who have worked with equal zest and
force and with much better advan-
tages.
Formerly man of an executive turn,
a leader in business or politics, found
In a college education little that could
help him. Now he finds everything.
In the future the college men will be
the natural leaders in Industrial and
political affairs. The reason Is that the
men born to lead cannot afford to stay
out of fcollege.-Success.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-07-18
To Make a Glass Cutter.

A glass cutter can easily be made
with an ordinary mapping pen and a
small piece of carborundum, or carbide
Of silicon. Cut off a part of the nib to
form small tube. Fit crystal or
part Of one Of carborundum into the
tube, take it out again and dip one end
in seccotine or any other cement and
replace 1t. Next wind n piece of fine
wire tightly around the tube and part
Of the handle and fix 1t In notch cut
In the latter. Put it aside for day to
allow the cement to harden. A glass
cutter made thus will do its work as
well as the expensive diamond and a
great deal better than the ordinary
wheel cutter