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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-12-07

BALTIMORE, MD
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-12-07
ORDER OF KAr1FlcAr1oN.
In the matter of the E-iaie of Julia
Ann Logan. deceased.

In the Orphans Court for P. nee
Georges County, Maryland
No. 21S1
aCjudged and dtc'"ed
~ this 20tl. day of November 1877,
by tie Efpilans' Court Of Prince Geut-
ge's Ctunt>, Mary lanr, that the sal of
the real estate of The late Julia Anna
Logan, deceased, made and reported
by Charles H. Lee, Administrator
a.; lie ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be show n
on or before the 18th day of December,
1917: provided copy of this order be
publish d in some newspaper published
in Prince Georges County, Maryland,
once in each of three successive weeks
before the said 18th day of December
1917. The report states the amount of
sale to be $4,000.
r. IRVING BOWIE,
ALBERT F. JENKINS,
JOHN A. SCHULTZ,
True Copy-Test:
GEORGE P. HICKEY,
Register of Wills.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-14

New Store Corner Sh and North St
Richmond, Ind
watch Mondays paper for big ad also nos
correctly the for will sell goods TIL doors open o1
sale on Wednesday, July 18th at $3.50 a. m.
We win need 30 Extra salespeople. Apply at once
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-14
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

NEWBY-The funeral of Mrs. Caro-
line Newly will be held Monday after
noon at o'clock at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Lillian Fornshell, 222
South Seventh street. Rev. F. w
Rohlfing will officiate. Burial will be
in Lutherania. Friends may call al
the residence any time.
KELLY-Miss Katherine Kelly, 80
years old. formerly OF this city, died
at ST. Joseph's hospital In Ft. Wayne
Friday evening. The body was for.
warded to Muncie where she has been
living. Funeral services will be held
there Monday. and the body sent to
Richmond. Announcement of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-14
funeral services here will be made

funeral services here will be made
later.
HEITBRINK-Frede Heitbrink,
4S years old. died Friday afternoon at
Reid Memorial hospital. Heitbrink
was born in Germany, and came to
Richmond when he was seven years
old He has been active in Y. M. c. "A.
and church work. He is member OF
st. PauPs Lutheran church. He is
survived by his widow. Lena, two
daughters, Ruth and Helen, and three
sisters, Mary, Anne and Elizabeth
Funeral announcements will be made
later. Friends may call at the resi-
dence, 700 South Eighth street, after
Sunday noon.
COOK-The funeral OF Edward Cook
will be held Tuesday morning at 8
O'Clock from ST. Andrews church.
Rev. F. A. Roell will officiate. Burial
will be in St. Andrews cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-14

DAYS
and customers 81 so to $3.50 worth merchandise every
lar ask them to invest satisfied accomplish the
most sensational bargain held Indiana am COM
to tao 90 this ed the money to meet
bet last dollar that going get
merchandise great deal than storeeepers paying
day. My o is II hours e 10 pa,se
daily need an hour or $19 minute and minute
100000 stock to select from at sacrifice prices.
Now want to tell why am short in funds to my
and @
for the past till some items in lines rdicuou
goods who
all al on S eee
shewd enough making good buys at the right prices
might enough, season Wealth
this spring has but
consequences
made the mistake don't blame anyone myself however,
their when my pride has
in reality than e thousand
will lose in this great 10 day Liquidation Sale want to rails
July is pretty close to it.
am surely making this plain and
respond hurry. distribute $4,000 large
bills giving the details Of this Mondays
What to expect In order to the stock and EN-
night at M until the sale starts Ny
s x T edn s Just t sse and %
ing Saturday July 18th Just give idea how reiess
Read them carefully then Mondays for the adj
Regular 1oc calcoes will at 12c American Prints at
Percaies at SIC; Hope Muslin at ICE Mems
Belts at Sc; Work sox at 7c; White Handker
sS TT s:ss
1p pss sGs s' 4t s
dozen; worth $780,
%e9 saa " at ASH $500 lingerie
5 Csc It
25c Ladies' White Silk Hose Ladies' SOC Black
a 5 m at
Shirts at ss best Blue and Grey Work Shirts at 4Se sa
49, lot Mems Soft and Stiff Hats at 25e Straw
all 4se Everyday Straw Hats at SCI Mems 90 Dress
Grade Shoes s:'si
Shoes 81 Ladies' House spgsrs at s and hundreds
Now them after reading just few Of the specials can You
this have great deal at stake and will
fall down money have entirely too much surpus
Lii a9d % s
lars savings the old prices and the adver
sed the old scale prices instead OF the ad
today This alone without the SAFE
would a saving of 33 to so per cent
trust YOU will avail yourself of this opportunity and thank
ing you for past c0urtesies,
Very truly yours
Sidney Rose
Proprietor Of The New Corner S and North
Richmond, Ind.
PS-Be watch Mondays paper for big ad also
the date for will sell no goods TIL doors open Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

The Emperor Augustus in is B. c.. passed law in.
tended to secure srictcr observance of marriage In
spite of this his stcpson and heir Tiberus put aside
his wife Agrppina in order marry Caesars daughter
}ulla. The disregard for marriage and family duties
became worse and worse i'll high society. Finally, tho
great Empire passed away account Of the frvoity,
ehemlnacy and dcgencracy Of tits ruling classes
In connection with Barre's peculiaF philosophy OF
love and marriage it is instructive recall the interest
he has shown in many attractive He saw the
charming young American actress Polly Chase when she
was quite unknown. He wrote Peter Pam for her,
made her fortune and adopted her his daughter There
is reason to believe that Mrs Barrie opposed the
adoption OF this charming young daughter
When Captain Scott, the British explorer foresaw
death in the Antarctic wids he bequeahed the of
his wife and his little Peter to his friend Barrie The
latter has loyalty assumed this obligation
When Barrie lost his wife many people thought he
might find agreeable to marry Polly Chase than
to treat her daughter They mistaken for Miss
Chase left his home and married young English banker
named Drllmmond.
Then they saw that he was wrapped up in thu
education Of little Peter Scott and they thought he was
planning to marry the boys mother They were again
mistaken Lady Scott preferred be faithful to the mem
Org of her heroic husband
Maxine Elliott went to London and Barrie attracted
by her stauesue beauty wrote play for her that csab
lished her success. Mrs Patrick Campbell although
gifted actress. had been having hard luck for many
years. Barrie sympathized with her play for her
and put her her feet financially The eminent play
wright even wrote piece called Rosy Rapture for
that pet of the boulevards, Mile Gaby Deslys
Very recently Barrie took Miss Marie Coreli Scotch
home off her hands at high in spite Of the fact that
the distinguished authorcss has always been known az
pitiless critic of men.
Sir James Barrie has, in fact established a world.
wide reputation trcess and nsefsh friend of beauty
in distress Now it appears that during these years
when he doing many kndnesses for other women
he had forgotten his beloved though divorced wife
His reconciliation with her is in perfect harmony with
all that is known about his character.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

81 told her testified Barrie in tie subsequent divorce
proceedings that if she would return contrtc would
forgive her. and she could back and would
know anything about it, but she said how much more
ignoble it would be to back knowing that Canaan
was the only person in the world for her,
Barrie wcpt his wife confessed the true state Of
her heart lie gave her ample time for consideration but
she forced him take the action for divorce which he
quickly obtained.
After the divorce Barrie busted himself making pro-
visions for his former wife welfare He agreed settle
large said to be $250O00 her. on condition that
Canaan should marry her Replaced at their disposition
country home and town house at Lancaster Gate in
London Had he been his divorced wifes father, pre-
siding at her marriage he could hardly have been
tender and Solicitous.
ln the year following the divorce Barrie was made
Darone by the King in recognition Of his
writer and dramatst.
We have endeavorcd to understand the peculiar man
ner IN which Barrie conceived his duties and
husband in this complicated situation Tt be said
that there are many high authorities who regard his
course Of action however unsclfsh demoralizng
ample. Probably the majority of philosophers and
asts hold that the safety Of society requires the protec
ton OF the marriage state permanent bond and the
obligations.
Professor Ferrero, the most distinguished modern au-
hority Roman history. tells that the downfall of
the Roman Empire mainly due to the prevalence Of
the early days of the Republic marriage regarded as
an indssolube bond and the Roman citizen made re-
gion OF patriotism and maintenance Of the family honor
In the last days of the Republic and the first days of
the Empire, the Romans lost all this respect for
rlage. Divorces every day matters in society.
Wives and husbands Of noble family cynically planned
to change partners. Such matrimonial arrangements
Sir James Barrie has planned known in those an
cent times The famous stole philosopher Cato although
he advocated revival Of the stern Roman virtues of
earlier days consented to transfer his wife to his friend
Hortensius because they better suited to an
other.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

jealous behavior for nstance7 If he gives her up per-
manenty how he be that the old love for him
does not Turk at the bottom of her heart ready to fame
again. when misfortune unhappy experiences of the
world shall have purged away all later sentiments?
Barrie started his matrimonial problem in 1894 when he
has come principally through his plays He is credited
with being the richest playwright in the world. She
was handsome English actress named Mary Anse and
1t is said that she of great assistance to him in the
production of his first dramatic success "The PROBES
sors Love Story
together until 1908 When they made tho acquaintance
OF Gilbert Canaan, playwright and author of great
talent but rather handsome and vigorous young
1t was the to reform the dramatic censorship
that brought Barrie and Canaan together
Mrs Barrie liked the young author much that
her husband lent him the of his pretty cottage at
Farnham Surrey. The wife's liking for the young
became so marked that Mr. Barrie, absorbed he
was in artistic work and philosophical introspection,
could not help noticing it, and he was led to question her.
She admitted that she loved the other man.
Copyright. 1917 by the Star Comp:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

duty matter how painful it may be- The ordinary
who casts off the wife who weakcns her allegiance
him is brute but little removed from the ancestral
type
The third principle of Barries love philosophy repre-
sents advance to heights of unsclfshncss rarely
dreamed Of 1t is that having relnquished his
wife because he thought that she truly loved another has
right to decide that her love for him dead for good
and all He must always be faithful to love. 1t is in
cordancc with this principle that Barrie is to take back
his wife.
Let consider little what this philosophy of Barries
husband having the love of
woman, must disown it. Is it right administer
enthanasia painless death to crippled and dying love-
authorities should give it to hopecssy de-
formed babies9 No. Barrie 1t is the mans duty
to cherish the sacred flame of love given to him. as
long he lives for he be that is really
hopeless.
Perhaps his wife shows dstaste for his society How
can he be that he has done everything humanity
possible make himself agreeable to her? Perhaps she
shows marked liking for another Is the husband
sure that he has not really driven her from himby his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

the complicated process Of OBJ
staining a divorce in England.
When Mrs. Canaan obtains this
divorce, it is understood that she
will be remarked to Sir James
Barrie.
Barrie's decision to be re-
united to his former wife is the
result Of a further development
Of his philosophy of love, start
ling, ultra modern philosophy, the
germs of which may be traced
in his Sentimental Tommy"
Tommy and Grizcl" and other
works. Love is in Barrie's view
the greatest thing in the world.
His whole life. has been devoted
to its study and Qualification. He
regards love as a divinity to be
approached with reverence and
on Bonded knees. He is the most
unsensual and unselfish of men.
Now it appears that he has
discovered three vital principles
in his love philosophy, the third
and most surprising Of which is
only now revealed TO the world.
The first principle was that a
man had no right to hold a
woman to her cold legal engage
meuts when he found that she
truly loved another. 1t was in
pursuance of this that he relin-
quishcd his wife to Gilbert Can
nan.
The second was that having
consented to such an arrange
ment, he and any other man in a
similar position became respon-
sible for her future welfare. 1t
was in accordance with this
principle that he gave his d.
vorced wife handsome fortune
and has always watched over her
interests with loving care. A
high-souled man, Barrie argued,
had no right to decide that his
wife S real happiness lay with an
other man and then wash his
hands Of all further concern
about her. He had passed upon
her fate and he was responsible
for his decision. Woman is given
10 man TO protect and cherish
and he must never shirk his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

Barrie's "Senti-
mental Children
Peter Scott, Son of
the Antarctic Elk
plorer Captain
Scott, Who
Bequeathcd the
Care Of His Wife
and Child to His
Friend Barrie.
And Pretty Polly
Chase, the Actress,
Whom Barrie
Adopted as a
Daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

MOTHER chapter has opened i'll the amazing scnti-
~ mental experiences of Sir James Matthew Barrie,
- - author Of Sentimental Tommy and "The Little
Minister of the most successful playwrghts and
novests in existence.
London society hears that Barrie is about to take back
his former wife, whom he forgave and then voIun
tary rcnqushe to her lover condition that be should
marry her. Most unseishly he gave his former wife
fortune and town and country houses and wished the
young couple every happiness.
Now. it turns that the former Mrs Barrie mas been
unhappy with her husband Gilbert Canaan She has
Just applied for restitution of conjuga rights in the
English Divorce Court which indicates that her husband
has deserted her and is behaving otherwise in unco
iugal manner The application is usually the first step
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23
Silk Underwear

The soft clingy kinds, made of Wash Satin.
Crepe-De-Chine and Georgette Crepe. These come
in Flesh and White
To women who appreciate Underwear of ex-
ceptional daiptiness and of marked refinement. we
especially recommend our showing in this line
Every wanted garment is here, and each has that
touch Of newness that's so appreciated by women
who know.
Second Floor Near the Corset Department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23

~ Beta Phi is another honor as that
fraternity heads the list of women's ma
tional fraternities Ardmore is fortunate
In having a representative membership
in this society The Ardmore members
are Mrs Edward Gait Mrs. Gaylord
Nelson, Mrs Donald Bretch. Mrs. Mort
Woods, Miss Gladys Scrivally and Miss
Elsie Potter. Mrs c IT. Pulley Of Tulsa.
formerly Miss Wynn Ledbetter Of Ard
more, also is member.
Miss Hazel Taylor, who has been max
ing her home with her step-mother. Mrs.
II. j. Dixon, al 126 r street ~ W. left
last week for Alaska, where she viii be
married TO B. v Oliphant al Dutch Har.
bor. Mr. Oliphant, formerly "a resident
Of Ardmore, is now naval wireless tele.
graph operator stationed at Dutch Har.
Dor When children Miss Taylor and
Nj Oliphant practically were raised to.
gether and have known each other since
the girl was five years Old Mrs Dixon
is Mr. Oliphonf's sister
Mrs Charles Won Weiss is Jon New
York city. where She Joined her sister.
Miss Frances Thornton whose marriage
10 G.. p Koont2 of Whtepost. Va. win
take place next saturday From New
York Mrs Won Weis viii 20 10 Rich.
moni To- spend fortnight with her
mother Mrs Thornton Mrs Thornton
AND Miss Thornton are well known here.
having been the guests OF Mrs Won
Weiss recently.
Mrs Arthur Hall and Miss Gertrude
Alexander entertained ot the Naples"
Tuesday afternoon with % bridge party
in honor OF Miss Doris Westh,imer. who
.s To- Doe married next month The house
was decorated in pink and white peri.
wrinkles summer costumes prevailed
and the honor guest wss attractiyely
gowuei boz white georgette. After "a Sc.
rics OF games Miss Ellen Dickson was
found to have high score and was given
an ivory c9sc holding % deck Of cards.
Miss Wostheimor received a lovely etched
vase. The hostcsscs then served pink
and white ice course 20 the Misses Doris
WosthCimer. Ruth Bates. Clara Mans
field. I.tI Ryan Mary Anderson MAY
stephens Helen Ward Thurlow Ward.
JlnCuc Ellsworth Amanda Corhn.
Ruth sullivan. Harriet Ellsworth Ann
Thompson. Ozcla pugh Eua Peterson.
Flora Newman Euseuic Nivoche. Gene.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23

Miss Frances German, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. German, who entered the
state University the past week, has
been pledged to the Pi Beta Phi frater-
nifty Miss German is graduate of the
Ardmore high school and as a student
here received many honors and was
editor.in-chief of the Criterion during
her senior year. Her acceptance by the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23

bVdUuIuI TeOrgeJ
the leading materials. We pride ourselves
on being able to offer you such beau
tifu and serviceabe Waists at such low
prices When YOU consider the quality and
style you will agree with us that the showing
is of merit
We show our better Waists at $3.50, 1895.
$500, $3.50 and up to $1,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23

/ tain the delegates and will give them a
breakfast Wednesday morning at the
church. The circles win not hold their
regular meetings this week on account
Of the convention, but will meet the first
week in October with Mrs. Errett Dun
lap.
The High School Mothers club will
hold its opening meeting at $3.50 Mon.
day afternoon in the Botany room at the
school, near the south entrance. Moth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23
The New Furs Will Be Oh
Display This Week

1t will be pleasure this offer the
FINEST AND BEST SELECTED LINE OF FURS SHOWN OKLAHOMA
Sa with Muff match
Black Cone Jap Lynx Fox Skunk Mink Sable Fitch will
the showing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23
Isl SOC ETY. nfE
~ ~

We've Nivoche, George Simpson. Maud
Hyden, Beatrice Fraley, Florence Hoard,
Mary Hoard, Dorothy Dickson, Ellen
Dickson, Helen Sayre, Grace Johnson,
Ruby Randol, Helen Walcott, Mrs. Max
Westheimer, Mrs Clinton Rogers and
Mrs. Roy Alexander.
Miss Rachel Campbell entertained the
Red Cross Luncheon club at her home
on North Washington street Tuesday.
The table was in green and white with
tiny white place cards on which were
painted woodland scenes. After "A four.
course luncheon the guests spent the
time knitting and discussing a new pres
ident. Miss Helen Sayre has been pres
ident since the club was organized last
spring, but as she will leave Ardmore
next month for Gainesville, Mrs Walter
Thompson, who is treasurer, was unani-
mously elected TO succeed her No deci-
sion was reached as to what disposition
Will be made Of the club funds, but many
were in favor Of purchasing books for
Company f., l11th Regiment Engineers.
The members present were, Elise Pot
teri, George Simpson, Helen Sayre, Dor.
othy Dickson, Ellen Dickson. Ann
Thompson, Mrs Walter Thompson. and
Miss Doris Westheimer who substituted
for Thelma Ramsey.
The officers and the standing commit
tee Of the high school Mothers club en-.
tertained the high school teachers at
Ia luncheon Friday afternoon in the do
nestle science rooms The hosteses
We're Mrs W. r. Burnitt. Mrs. Arthur
Walcott, Mrs Charles H. Everett Mrs.
Sam Daube Mrs Eddleman, Mrs. Car
penter Mrs j. r. Easley, Mrs j. G.
Thompson Mrs l.. NJ Lykins. Mrs Ed
Sandlin, Mrs +. v. Norton. Mrs. W. II.
Bats Mrs Anderson, Mrs c. E. Ringer,
Mrs. Brown, Mrs NJ German, Mrs. l.. II.
Griffin and Mrs G. w. Rollins. The
guests were superintendent c. W. Rich
ards, G. H. Woodruff, Mis- Daisy Mich.
Qls. Miss Lillian Bishop Miss Depew,
Mrs. Davis Miss McFerreu, Miss Phil
brook Miss Madigau, w A. Henderson.
A. $. Littick W Williamson. 3. Her.
mann. j. $ Rechtin, Miss Lilly. Miss
Pugh Miss Peterson Miss Annie Thomp-
son and Sol Lowenstein.
After the fourcourse luncheon was
over the following responded TO toasts.
Mrs j. G.. Thompson, Work and Duty
Mrs W. c. Burnitt. our Sons and
Daughters Superintendent Richards.
THE Spirit Of the Tines c. ~. Wood.
lru0 New Impulses of old Teachers
Mir Rcchtin Miss phlhrook Mr. Liuck.
Mr. Henderson and Mr.. Hermann were
the speakers representing the faculty.
Each expressed his surprise and pleas
urc az the progressiyeuess of the Ard
moro schools and the trus hospitality Of
Ardmore people.
The fayorg displayed patriotism and
expressed the sentiment "n Honor
Bound Both mothers and teachers
feel that this event has forged the first
link Of the chain Of friendship aud co.
operation that shall bind them together
in the service OF the youth of the com.
munity. Never has the Arlmore high
school experienced such AN auspicious
opening week and Superintendent Rich.
ariS is most optimistic concerning the
result Of the years work lu past years
;he High School Mothers club has been
% most potent factor in the development
of Ardmore high school The faculty
has pledged its loyalty and expressed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23
New BlOuSeS by Express Daily

And shipment brings
ong These and novel products the
OF Fall season to our blouse section and
mer' is really here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23

Beautiful styles are shown in Taffeta, Satin
Serges, Charmeuse and Broadcloth, silk and
Wool combinations are among the leading num-
bers.
position to give any woman a perfect fit SEE
THESE MONDAY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23

ers Of the freshmen are especially urged
to come and meet the new teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Easley, Miss
Maurine Easley and Miss Letha Han
cock drove 10 Sulphur today.
A meeting Of the Woman's Auxiliary
Of St Philips Episcopal church will be
held Tuesday afternoon in the Guild
Continued on Page Six
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23
is THERE A BABY IN YOUR HOME? {?

Visit newly arranged Infants and Chidrens Depart
ment on the second floor.
The many dainty and useful little articles of wearing ap-
pare that necessary to complete the Baby Outfit
all here And Oh many pretty novelties for the little ones
Sweaters Bootee Leggns Toque and Sackes and great
assortment of dainty Blankets for baby Every mother will
enjoy looking at this special showing Come Monday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23

Continued ON Page Six
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-23
ONE PIECE DRESSES

OF really the prettiest designs
and materials that have ever
been shown in Ardmore. Prices
n1.n frn,,, e1o 20 nm 4nNI, nn