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Evening journal., 1913-12-15
HOROSCOPE
DECEMBER IS.

n this Is your birihdate you are able,
under the right conditions TO command
magnetic currents which win make YOU
very powerful This Is especially true
IN your management OF people, when
you say anything or give an order,
there is q force behind IL which makes
your words strike home
However. this very trait makes you
a hard man TO work for You are IN
clincd TO be extremely inpatient with
those who do not think and act quiclly
You are apt to be misnndersto, owing
TO the TACT that you see so clearly, think
50 quickly and do what you have TO do
instantly.
You are generous 20 a fault and can
not endure 10 have people suffer. BE.
cause of this great generosity you may
often be imposed upon by the unscrupu-
lous, who know how to work on your
sympathios Your governing planet Is
Jupiter, the od of fortune" your
sign 'Sagittarius, meaning the archer"
Tins coming month will find many
excellent rooms Tor rent in the Want
Ads. Stenographers, clerks. bookleep.
crs and seanstresses will all DO well "a
watef the Want Ads carefully.
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Information for Travellers
Time departure rosys Wilmington
Trains Marked (t) Expressea
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. R R.


T;le io.oss 1921
52o 5ss o.io- 6sS1' c55 7ios
''oS,r SOL, 9.l3-, 9as','1l 90 l135"
ii.57ft r. sos 800 sooF 5oss
s,so. s. o IN ot5 7io 7ao 5sss soi' eos. elS*
See s@f n.s.oa. eas a.45 20 1927
. AZ IS a MssS NJ s5o 4so SSa ~ g'Ss
ii.s7. p Nj so 81. Gas 10 sSs iiss
TO Baltimore Washington. 10.
sosr gos' aso 4os 5ls sia o.oa
70 "a BALTIMORE @ ana wsans9n Ne lSi ~. 7leo
toS- {si s.ss- .so.
To %s5. ssr ns and wy w Stations Stations %oi2 r 4' q
D55IAwARF DtvIsIoE = W.
Sundays A.
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD
sssss. M-so aS7. sa7- 1s sis si7 'Si5.
osS
l-loF 2.49' a54t 5.4s e.45*. 9o9', o.55-.
PHILADELPHIA 3
HssAsps and way stHtoss Ms7 p Ma1o tl5 ss7 Sun
sTEABoATs.
SD Saturdays and SUNDAYS oniy7 P NJ
pENNssRovE TERRY
.snse ~iminson5l5 II 90 30 SIS Leave
nraay only Hoo N. D.. "a.
Chester and Darbyieave French street station
40 New oasteLnse Market every on
90 hour
beginning minutes hour 10 72s 74o
after hour cenS. Brsndyvine springs
minutes before 70
65s and 72s
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PUBIC SALE


ID JBLiC AiL-CONIENlS OF
large room Apartment consisting Of
up.todate furni ahnes and have only been iu
pse about nine months Wiz BE- sold 10 the
highest bidder "a SIiDIAN & son S AJC-
TfON STORE. No iii East Fourth street.
Friday afternoon December 9. 1918. at /
clock. .. u.. sharp.
Two yers handsome Brass Beds. cost S45
und $50 each: ono 0uartered OAK Diniagruom
Suit, including q handsome China Clue,i.
cost 500 Mahogany Dresser and Chifonier,
ono Bird s-Eye Dresser and Chifouicr. l.i-
Drpry Suit in green Spanish leather cU.s
$40. one Davenport with boS compartment
underneath; Leather Couch, Chairs. Preside
Rockers, Library Table in mahogany. Mani
tel Mirror Pictures, Felt Mattresses, ono
set of China 100 pieces. Bric-aB Brac. Ped
cstais lland-brOn7c pailor Lamp. Lace Cur
tains. Beddings, Blankets aud Comforts. three
large Rugs aud small mats- Si'Nerwarc. Lie.
ALSO RIGS. ALSO RUGS.
Promptly at z.3o p. M. viii sell to tho
highest bidder for q New York iirm fifteen
as handsome Rugs 0s any store offers, in-
Guiding Wit0ns in forai aud oriental de-
signs size, exI2. Axninstefs ~ 9Nl2
and S 3x1O.6; Yelvets. ex12, and Brussels,
0xi2. .3x1o. 3. 7.GNg and GO.
This IS q fne assortment OF Rugs. so
two alike. Make yCursef a Christmas giit
that you can look at und use the whole year.
Every hug viii positively bo sold 70 tho
highest bidder deposit win hold amy
Rug until Christmas Remember. you mako
the price and we have 20 sell the Rugs.
Goods can be seen and oxamined The morning
of sale STfDHAAl & son.
dec15.171s Aucti0ueors
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PROpOSAL
-,--A'-->
} 7OpOSAIS fOR $4,000 WTTMINOTON
DELAWARE. SINKING FUND LOAN.


ID 7OrOSALs rOR $4,000 WILMINGTON
i DELAWARE. SINKING FUND LOAN.
Sealed bids vi'l be received for an or any
part thereof Of $4,000 Sinking Fund Loan.
Of Wilmington. Delaware. until ~ o. clock.
neon. Thursday. December &c. 1919.
These win be registered ocncs. and will
date from January 2. A. D. 1919. and viii
be issrcd in denominations Of Fifty dollars
Or multiples thereof. and bear interest NJ tho
rate OF l-z perccn'um per MUM. payable
semi annually on April and October
Of each year therca ffer and viii mat-re on
April I, a. ID. 1896.
These bonds are issued for the purpose cf
providing funds for the use of the Board %
Park Commissioners. in ac1uIring land Zoe
park or playground purposes and FOR park
improvements. and tfr issued under au
thorlty Of act Of General Assembly. approved
April 5. 1911. and ordinance OF Council
psfsed November O. 1913.
Az proposals must BE- accompanied BY
certified check payable 70 the order o. 1.-THE
NtHcr ai'j toanci oi Wimington''
,ereoAfur the 1r-oi'rt
Of bonds bid for sane 10 be forfeited II the
bidder fsils 20 accept and pay for tho bonds
awarded on or before tho date o. settlement
hereinafter mentioned
The successful bidder or bidders viii ha
required 20 settle for the bonds awarded
with accuied interest from January q 1914.
at before ~ O. clock noon. on the
seventh day Of danuary. A.. ID. 1914
The right is reserved 20 reject any and
all bids.
Address all bids in sen,ed envelopes to
James z Price, City Treasurer. WilminNon.
Delaware. marked Proposals for Sinking
Fund Loan" decf.6.s.18,15.
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CONSTARLE,S SALE

~ ONSTABLE's SAI4E-THREE LARGE
- ioads Of Furniture and household
goods. including Cash Register. will be sold
at STlDHAM s. SONS AUCTION STORE,
No. III East Fourth street. Wednesday
morning, December IL 1913, at $50
clock
Enameled Beds. Mattresses. OAK and Wai-
nut Bedroom suits, Bureaus, Chairs. two
couches. Lamps, Mattiugs. Carpets. Rugs
Extension Table, Chunk Storc Bric-a-b~ac
Bedding Cooking Utensils Fo,ding Bed,
Mission Suit, Chifoniers. library Table.
Agate Ware. FleSible FLYER Slods Exprcss
Wagons. Child Rockers and Chairs. Shades
Pictures Dishes aud muuy other articles
CHARLES BOWERS
decl5-2t. Constable
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HAIR DRESSING


II AIR WORK. COMBINES MADE. WILL.
oct223m. Phone 2234A.
< HAMPcoING. WITH OR WITHOUT
= shampoo board. Manicunn=. electric
scalp treatment facial massaee hair dress
ing. also face packs.
CARRIE II. WRIGHT,
b. * A.. 5o24 No. 2if ". Tenth ST.
octe-1yr.
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COTTAGE FOR SALE

~ OR sALE-17-ROOM COTTAGE AT
II Rehoboth, furnished ample grounds:
good shade trees; fine location. Price and
terms reasonable. Address the Rev. Thos.
(. Terry. federalsburg. Nd.
novI4-eod go days
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REMOVAL NOTICE


ThRS PIERCE And CAM, DENTISTS,
IL have removed from No. d19 Market
street, 20 No 81 Market street, second
four. decZ In.
1NEMOvAis-w. S. arATCHETT. PUBLIC
- Stuographer, has removed from the
Law Building TO Room 40 Ford Building.
Letters. Preparation of Menus. Copying,
spcrihrsuqns. Etc. nov15.1m.
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MONEY TO LOAN

c>,---->>--e-->-~-
M ONE1 TO LOAN on REAL ESrATE.
1Nl Any amount az lowest rates Quickly
furnished. Address MAO. Evening journal
once. novno- a. ". SIT
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MASQUERADE SUITS

-------
Nj. ASQuERADE SuiTS-MRS. SUSAN
Nl A. standerwick. No. 929 vsndeycr
avenue, successor 10 Mrs. Jonn . Quill, Of
520 z Fourth St. uov17-im.
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FOR RENT

e07 Delaware Ave, IA X. & b.
21O5 Lancaster Ave-. IL r. B.
willard Benson Sts.. 10 r. B.
9lJ Washington ST.. - r. q b.
90S Van Blren ST.. 10 K. & B.
2OO4 Woodawn Ave. 10 r. & B. $4,000
7O3 West ST. 10 r. & B. ........ $4,000
l4O3 Broome 81. II r. & B.-.....- $4,000
14oi Harrison ST. II Il. B.. $4,000
1917 1atnall St. II s. B.......-.$ 90
907 Van Buren ST.. 10 r. B.-... .S35.OO
1927 Delaware Ave. 10 n. b.. $1,000
1908 Jackson ST.. r. 4 B....... $4,000
1908 Broome ST. r. B...-... .S25.O0
1oi1 W. Sixth St.. r. s. B. ..-.S25.0O
31s r. Fourth st. l2 & B.-.... S25.o0
231 Concord Ave, z r. & B-.....- SCI 90
1928 " Fourth ST.. Y. 4 b.. SIS 90
f1l4 W. Eighth ST., r. q B. ....-. $4,000
123S Thatcher ST. r.. & p ...... $500
s34 Poplar ST. rooms .......... .Sf4.00
sa2 Popular ST.. rooms ...--.- Si4.o0
215 Lombard St.. rooms .......... SIS 90
3O8 r. Harrison St.. 6 rooms ....S13o0
1929 Lancaster Ave. 6 B.....St4.00
317 II. Fourth St. r. & b. .....S17.0O
92I Linden ST.. r. & b. .....S15.OO
916 shallcross Ave. & b.. 81. 90
aul Chestnut St.. r. a. STORE. $4,000
7n5 w. Fourth St. r., p & etore. $1,000
GEL Madison ST.. : II. & g.. store $500
APARTMENTS.
g. Z. and rooms aud bath
Wilmington Trust Company.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
dupont Bldg.
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TYPEWRITERS

IT NPEWklrkKS RENTED - THREE
A months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold $500 monthly Typewrters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
write Exchange. 30. 9i5 Market street.
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MANIcJRTsT.
BUTLDERS. CONTRACTORS
STORAGE

49, -1---------1T ----11
HTDJSrAOID GOODS STORED IN
Ill clean separate licked rooms. New
bunding Automobile padded vans for local
tnt long distance mo, inc. Work Enarantecd.
Elcrate free ID. g. A. Phone, bl74
SECURITY STORAGE. WAREHOUSES;,
psnnsyi,ania ave. aud Clayton St.
nrr10tf.
~ iukArt--HOLSrHU GOODS AMI
- merchandise. plano and s1le moving o
>ileiaAs raekiug. Grating and shipping g.
~ ports' private railroad siding direct
tf.s tuNdioz Estimates lrce.
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.
= 90 aetD. No. l9i Maryland hge
,Iurt5.ff
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DANCING LESSONS

n ANGLING LESSONS. PRIVATE OR IN
~ classes. Regular dances Monday and
Friday evening" Mrs Snyder. Odd fel-
lows Hall Third aud King streets.
u. s A. Phone 426iD noyf7-im-
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APARTMENTS

---.----.----'--.'7-1 =
HOQ WEST StSTH ST. SECOND
y 20 foor. four rooms. Apply No. no
King street. noya9-ti.
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE
SANITARY WORKERS.


Al K. keller
M SANITARY, ODORLESs EXCAv IT.
ing. Once, S. W Corner Fourth aud west
streets oct21-tf.
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n wO COMMUNICATING. uSFuR-
i nished rooms. No. 1929 Tatnal 81
now slim.
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For RENT

---~~r-----1----------- --~-,o~>--
~ OR RENT-COOD COAL yAHIi
II J. KITE. 128 S. MARkE1 STREET.
dec3-1mo-cod
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NOTICES


NJ ADAM l.Eo - NOhtANy GYpsy
M painiist viii be az shenpoi pari an
winter. Can hc seen at any time Tells
our rusi present and future. inst us yon
have gone and viii 40 through iiie for 25c.
shehpot Park, Wilmington, Delaware
dec5'tf.
~ 01icE -ELECrIoN.
~ CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Oh
WILMINGTON
Wilmington. Del. Dec ~ 1913.
The annual meeting Of stockholders for
the election oi directors OF this bank will
be held ai the banking house on Tuesday
january l3. 1914 between the hours OF III
o 'c,ocl ~. and o'clock J., ~
dcci2im. u. r. RuMFORp. Cashier
NJ Office STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
~ THE DELAWARE RAILROAD co
Dover, Dol. December ia 1913.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
tho Delaware RAILROAD Co. viii be held al
the Office ~ The company in Dover o.
Imfsday' the Sih day OF January. 1914 at
- o'clocl, o.. ui.. for the election Of direc.
tons 20 serve The ensuing year and for tho
transaction Of other business.
ID. w. WILSON.
deei' to jams Secretary
n ogIcE-TnE MAYOR AMI couNcN.
~ OF Wilmington. ociins through fhe
agency or the Board Of Water Commissioners
OF The city Of Wilmington hereby gives Won
notice thar the resolution adopted bv said
board on The tweuty.third day Of Dscember
a. j. lelt. liking new rates FOR supplying
water has this. the twontg-sixth day OF No.
reulber. y. 1919. been rescinded and made
nril and void. and tlo rates now existing
will le maintained until further notice.
thE BOARD or WATER COMMITS.
cioNEitc o. The city of Wilmington
ALlEfD d. POOLE President
noses 10 decoi
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ROOMS FOR RENT

49,
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. no. 7o1
~ West street. noszs I'm.
NJ 1cELY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ deeio'lmo no loi =. EIGHTH sl. I
~ OR RENT-RoOMs OR SECOND !
L door apartment. 10. 1910 Washing
ion stre@ novls-im.
II wO COMMUNICATING uSFuR-
i nilhed rooms. No 1929 Tatnsl -
nosls-lm.
EoR RENT-NIcELY TUKNIsHEp
Il rooms with or without BOARD. 70 sos
west street. noFo-SN
DOR RENr-RoOMs THIRD AND
4 ourfh floors. Front and back. Apply [
~ 20, ~ hefke 81 oecl-l
l. OR RENT FURNISHED OK CNFUR I
II nlshcd rooms with or without hoard. /
30. 6i7 NJ Franhlin - dee-ln
NOR RFNT-Two COMMUNICATING |
II rooms Tor light housekeeping 10.
izls West inird ~. aeco-lm.
EOR RENT-NCELY FURNISHED !
II rooms for gentlemen. No i0i West
Seventh ST. .mon'tres,irisai..H.
IL Or RENr-NEATLY FCRNIsHED |
II rooms with heat. No. 1913 West st.
decia.1517
~ OR RENT - LAROE FURNISHED !
4 front room: hens and light
nov2eeod'lmo. no iiao W. FOURTH ST. |
II OR RENT-MCELY FURNISHED /
II second story front room for gentlemen 1
Private family. No. 1910 West street.
II OR RENT WITH BOARD. Two LARGE |
II second. story front rooms with private |
bath. no. 90 TATNALL ST
deca'lmo.
w Ill FURNISH BACHELOR APART |
meni o. two rooms 70 suit. Heat, /
light and telephone. Also furnished front I
room tor rent. No. l05 Washington street.
dee1l-tf.
------ -
BOARDERS WANTED
-,-.>-.~~---~~~~->->>>~-~~-
ID oARDING-NO. sot WEST SEVENTH /
ID street. deei I'm
u OARDERs wANTED-NO. 600 WASH /
- nFion street novi7-eod-im-
w ANrED- -BoARDERs AND rAnLF 1
" hoardcrs. No. 1902 West street
dec4-1n.
VEY ANrED - -FOUR YOUNG MEN
w boarders. Home comforts Address
p. b. ~ Evening Journal Office. noviT-1m
Az ANTED-TwO GENTLFMFE BOARD
W ers W private family. Apply No.
olo west 80 nov2f'lm
LOST AND FOUND.
..-.-..------~~---,-..----.~,
I OeT--WHtTE POODLE DOG RE.
IL ward n returned 20 No. 1900 Clayton
strer-. deciV'St
I OsT-BANk BOOK. so. po0i ON THE
II Artisans SAVINGS Bank. % the nanit of
Fred slant 80. 1909 b street.
Deci5-cod-1uk.
Evening journal., 1913-12-15

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. NO 7oi
~ West street. novzs I'm.
Evening journal., 1913-12-15

II OR RENT-ROOMs OR SECOND
L door apartment. 10. 1910 Washing
ton street novis-im.
Evening journal., 1913-12-15

w ANTED--HALf CROWS CoLoHhi
w girl Tor light housowork. Apply 80.
ao5 Monroe street. deeio-'t.
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LOsT ANp FOUND.


I OeT--WHtTE POODLE DOG RE.
IL ward n returned 20 No. 1900 Clayton
street. deeiv-st.
I OsT BANK BOON SO. po0i. ON THE
~ Artisans SAVINGS Bank. q the nant of
Fred Stant 80. 1909 b street
pect5-cod.luk.
Evening journal., 1913-12-15

LDIEs' DEPARTMENT OF TUE BELT
IL Drug Store, Seventh and hins sireeis'
onen daily. a. m. 20 Q p. nl' DIS - -
Davis ir attendance. leiepNoh' ~" ie -
Prompt deliveries. lo-t
Evening journal., 1913-12-15

NOR RENT-NICEI.Y TUkNLSHED
Il rooms. with Or without BOARD. 10 sos
n est STREET noV9-Sm.
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RESORTS
CHIROPODIsT

CHIROPODlST
L. LORA JOHNSON sTRADLEY. 80. 0OI
It Market street. Graduate OF Fowler and
hanna Trents CornE Dunions. InrroVn
Nails Etc. Evenings By appointment d.
= A.. 26l7. D2e-tf.
Il LIIADETH HANRAHAN, GKADUATE
II Fowler & Hams Ltd. Chiropody and
Manicurng hgirdresslng and massaging No
poo Adams St. d. & A.. 20os Evening
pN appointment, mny15-1yr.
A NNIE NJ. sCHAFFER. CHIROPODiSr.
II Corns. nunions. ingrown nails treated.
root massage. Consult me for an foot tron.
bies. d. A. Phone 1888. No. 2l1 West
renih street. ian24-fyr.
Evening journal., 1913-12-15

IL Or RENT-NEATLY FGRNIsHED
II rooms with heat No. 1913 West ST..
deci3,15.17.
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HELP wANTED--MALE
HEI p MANTED-FEMALE

>---~,~,r~-.>~-s 49,,
M ANTf'D - GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w houscrori Apply 80. zoos bayard
Avenue. deci9'zi'
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BEAUTY PARLORS

Z, =, @, 80, =, s. 81,
M Scalp Treatment Mrs Anna Reed,
TO. o24 Shipley 81. Phone. tci6A.
mari 5-1yr.
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- lIIAHEH| 5TAFTORD co.
~ 30 $40 ORANGE STREET.
Cold vctihor is coming. also snow.
Have your heater and roof attended 20.
Ilr. Tor and Stag roofing. Phones. ID. & A..
a04. Automatic, 2e20. octfr .eod-am
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Il or sALE-CANARIEs BARTz
II Mountain. $500. Rollers. $500;
guaranteed Cages from $3.50 70 $3.50.
j. W. Houck. Sixth aud Pine streets
dec5 TO dec25.
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FOR SALE

-----,>S.>7-~>-
IrOR SALE--ALL OUR 35c = 40c pUkE
It California Wines al 3Oc per quart Cans
De beat Max Koii. 300 Il. Fourth 81. ni2tL
Evening journal., 1913-12-15

II OR sALE-CHOICE WHITE HoL-
L land Turkeys FOR stock. fine,
thrifty birds; oE own raising. william
Il. Foote, Bear Del uov24.im.
Evening journal., 1913-12-15
BOARDERS WANTED

ID oARDING-No 4ot WEST SEVENTH
ID street. deci-tm
Evening journal., 1913-12-15

~ OR sALE--A WHITE ENAMELED BED
A. with springs mattress and pillovsi also
Twenty-fourih street. In the morning.
dec1-eod-im.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-06

slender white fingers. Il is painful to relate
that there aren't enough hairs left on top of
the original Little Lord Fauntleroy's head 10
make a wited looking curl
The cruel truth is that the one time hero is
bald Worse than that be is that most unro-
mantle of human beings. a bachelor.
Little Lord Fauntleroy is thirty-seven years
old How fast heroes grow up! He hates the
character we all loved He is so tired of hear
inc Ueople saw behind politely screening hands
You'd never think of 10 to look at him, would
youg' The crown of his hatred for the char
acter was placed upon him at Harvard II was
a crown of thorns for the Harvard students
forced the young freshman TO put on Little
ord Fauntlerov clothes ana march around the
campus in what he rudeIy termed the BANKED
buds
But when Little Lord Fauntleroy grew up b"
didn't grow very far. Like Dearest his
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-06
What Becomes of ChildhOOd's Idols

mother he is considerably less than medium
height. Mrs. Burnett now sixty, lives in
country home at PlandOme Park Long island.
surrounded BY gardens of blue flowers. Her
mood matches the flowers. for she is heartily
homesick for England. which is another disap-
pointment for while the real Dearest was an
American the fcrional one is an English
woman and one is as sick of her exile as an
other Dearest you remember. was slender
Mrs Burnett isn't
You will have TO go 10 Newark to see the
child who inspired "HeleH's Babies The
original of the rrcksy elves who harrassed
their relatives is a sedate young woman who
earns her living by lecturing TO the women en-
ployes OF a large department store. Faith
Habbertou daughter of John Habberton, the
author of "Helens Babies" lives with her
parents al Wpsffeld y j. Mr. Habberton
still lives but hiE health is precarious.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-06

-, HE wonderful figures Of our fancy, the
heroes and heroines Of the books We
) read and the pictures that delighted us
3D., childhood. what becomes of them!
Most of them lived in the flesh and inspired
81, ,,.,s,or or artist before We read the pages or
g,zed a, the picture What has become Of these
,,odsls for the characters as familiar to US as
the features of our mothers face? vivian
49, was the little boy who sat for that
cIassic Of childhood, Little Lord Faunueroy'
Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett wrote t 4; ten 1gn,
der little story with her own little son IN Hllnu
for. the Little Lord and herself Tor MS mo'hei'
WA has become Of this little boy beloved
r,- b3s vbf-s ~uffed shirts, his velvet knickers'
bis Nine sash and above all. his long golden
us that dearest loved to twist about her
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-06

many other expenses Of a reiguiug
beauty.
But it must not be supposed that:
the generous individuals who pro
vide most OF the means of all this
luxury as a voluntary beauty triJ-
ute receive no personal recognition
i'm exchange. Their personal re-
ward comes in subtle WAYS which
appeal to the pride Of every fash
ionable Partisan They take their
turns being seen riding or driving
with her in the Bots OF in being the
guest of honor at her little dejeun-
ers and petit soupirs. OF in having
the entree 10 her afternoon recep-
tiOus and five O'clocks.
Better still. the knowledge that
hundreds of Frenchmen read en-
viously i'm the "Causerie, or news
paper gossip. how the Marquis X
the Viscount u, or the Banker T.
was observed yesterday at Long
champs as the cavalier Of Mile. 49,
g.. B. or c., the real name of the
beauty in question being printed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-06

bcauty's shrine Royal princes. even
kings. on the contrary, have seemed
IN consider il especially incumbent
upon them to be the chief payers of
tribute. Misery as he was, the late
King of Belgium helped favor> upon
most of the prominent stage beauties
of his time N will be remembered
how King Manuel Of Portugal en-
tered into rivalry with Alfouzo of
Spain i'm rendering luxurious the life
of Mile Norma DeiZa. ana remained
"a victor on that field until the rising
fame of Gaby Dc~IyS lured him and
his valuable fav0rs I'm that direction.
Referring to Norma Della, an eN-
ample Of the profit Of being an
acknowledged stage beauty is found
in her recently published statement
with details drawn from her own
experience. that it is impossible for
"a fashionable woman tu dress on an
allowance Of less than $4,000 year
This is exclusive of Jewels and the
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NJ gradual emancipation OF
1 women from the form Of
bondage naturally imposed by their
sex have the possibilities of bcauty's
independence in modern society re
ceived such emphasis as underlies
the current Battle of the Blondes
which ccutreS IN this worlds capital
of beauty
o. may be news To ultraviolet
Americans. bat Il is none the less
fact. thgt iu the other great Euro
peau cities. as we'll as i'm Paris, con
spicuouS feminine beauty publicly
diSplayed-as ON the stage-attracts
valuable tributes which may be ac-
ccptcd without any loss Of self-re-
spect. These are voluntary offerings
placed ON beauty's shrine as acts Of
persona homage 10 natural gifts
which give pleasure to all beholders.
They bring luxury and independence
to popular stage favorites. and en-
able the prize beauty" during the
period Of her reign, to accumulate
fortune,
That is the capital prize which the
BLONDES are now struggling to wrest
from the hands of the brunettes,
whose great champion-the Inflated
Lauthelme-held it for so long. As
Lauthelme seemed to have no worthy
successor In the ranks of brunette
beauty the blondes have entered the
field with the lovely and fascinating
Mile. Dorgere for their standard
bearer.
Standing on almost the same plane
of eligibility for the capital prize are
the popular stage beduttes. Mile
Monna Delza and Mile Dastry. But
though they are rivals for the first
prize they are uniting their influence
against the brunettes, of whom Mile.
Renouardt is at present the most
redoubtable If either Nile. Dorgere,
Mile. Della or Mile Dastry should
gain a signal victory over Mile.
Renouardt. so much the better for all
the blondes: the brunette tradition
would have to yield to new regime
with the chief hOnors and spolls sale
for the rarer reigning type.
At the present moment 1t Is dlIIl-
cult to foresee what the outcome
will be. The battle is being prose
cuted with vigor. and has separated
the interested public into two dis
tinct camps. The theatres where the
blonde leaders appear are almost de-
...,+.4 t,,. ,IbprputS Of the brunette
rause and vice versa. The two
ramDs have not vet resorted to such
Iastiro measures AS that of sending
delegates 10 hiss performances Dy
fine leaders Of the opposition, Dut II
is noticed that purchasers OF pnoto-
rrauhS confess their allegiance IN
That way quite as plainly as In the
choice Of the theatres when tleF
patronize-the gilded youth and the
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ing i'm the direction Of blonde beau
ties who never before received more
than a diamond brooch in bouquet.
No male resident Of or visitor 10
Paris can occupy a position too
exalted to bar him from worship al
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their beauty in the shape Of jewels.
automobiles. furS. luXuriouSly APP
pointed apartments, tables services
of monogramed silver and china and
ineNhaustible accounts at favnrite
dreSSmakerS and milliners are low