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methods have proved to the satisfaction Of
officials that tho Chamber Of Mercy is
the most effective and the most humane.
The man to whom unlimited authority
10 administer death is ascribcd is G. &.
Tug. superintendent Of the Animal Rescue
League, to which the City Council Of
Philadelphia accords an annual appropri-
alton to carry on the work Of mercy. Mr..
Tug has established the Animal Rescue
Home, just off Island road. seven miles
from the centre Of the city, from which
he and his assistants are equipped with
motor car facilities to respond night or
day TO relieve dogs or other domestic pets
from suffering.
The Chamber Of Mercy is a coppcr-lincd
box. four feet high, about five feet long
and three feet wide. 4 copper collar with
two copper sprals IS adjusted 70 tho lex
dog neck n" current. carrvn" LOO
volt. is turned on and death comes pain
lcssly in front six to eight seconds
perhaps death could be- caused by less
than the eleven hundred volts, but that
many is certain to end a dog's life without
suffering" Mr. Tug said. eve never
sentence to the death chair any animal
not hOpslessiy i'll with mango or other dis
eases to which the canine is subject
ct takes considerably less current to
end the life of dog than that Of a hu-
man. At any rate we are using less than
is applied in the electric chair at the West
Crr.. Tr-frtr p.-ft- pr-~r--g
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dcncc returned But ! still felt very
wooden and was convinced that my start
in the theatrical game was my finish also,
However. imagin" my surprise when,
at the end of the show, Mr.. Whitley came
around and congratulated me; even the
producer, who had been putting me
through my PAGES for the past fortnight,
smiled his satisfaction. You'll do, he said.
Praise, indeed!
But the greatest surprise of all was
when Mr.. Sclfridpo came and Offered his
congratulations. He had brought party
around to sec my debut.
'l'm now learning the technique Of
dancing from Q o'clock in the morning
until II o'clock; from 1880 until 2
o'clock am posing for an artist. From
3 until o'clock | am a mannequin at
SGlfndge's. From until 7 o'clock |
generally have to rchcarsc for the FOlies.
Prom until 10 o'clock am complete
ly mistress of my own fate. | generally
spend that time in bed, and from 10
until o'clock the next morning am at
the Folies
$50 you see that docs not give me much
time for gadding about London, does it?
Thank goodness ! have no voice to speak
Of, otherwise another one of my precious
hours would be scheduled for singing
lessons
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

"u Pennsylvania penitentiary, where
100 to 2,25O volts are used.
an studying the best method of admin
istcrng death, we found it advisable to
attach The two small spirals to the collar.
These come in direct contact with the
flesh, eliminating the danger Of burning
and removing all possibility Of suffering.
Studies Of this work have revealed that
chIorOform Is not satisfactory method
of ending the life of an animal The
commodity is expensive TO begin with.
1t may be an exaggeration, but venture
to say a barrel of chloroform would not
20 long way toward working out the
problems We have here.
"Whcn the killing of dogs by shooting
was the practice, it frequently happened
that the work was assigned to an mex
pCricnCrd hand, and occasionally shot
would 20 wrong and then there would be
needless suffering. Humane societies
generally and students of the application
Of mercy have approved the electric chair
as the most effective and least harmful
method Of dealing with this important
problem.
While the chair is designed primarily
for dogs, other animals have been relieved
OF their suffering by this method.
Not long ago we were called IN q
place where goat was hopelessly i'll. !
knew that death was the only merciful
method Of dealing with the problem, but
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two hundred applicants and her salary
was to be seven dollars a week! She could
scarcely believe it!
Her first few months at Selfridge's
store were not unattended with discom-
futures and setbacks. After all Lily was
still provincial. She was still slow of
speech and thought in comparison with
the Londoncrs among whom she worked.
They laughed at her accents, at her
dress and her general dcmcanor. But
Lily was very observant and very pliablc.
She soon adapted herself to her altered
surroundings. London soon wore away
the provincialsms. She was rcadiusting
herself admirably and was looking for
ward to promotion to the dress depart
mcnt when Mr.. Whitley burst upon her
and her subsequent call to the directors
office.
Mr.. Whitley asked her name
Lilly Skeels," was the reply, and Mr..
Whitley WINGED. How could this goddess
he known by such a name? The Lily was
incOntinontly Topped off and Prudence
substituted. and "Wisc" was the only pos
,iblc surname for Prudence, and thus she
became Prudence Wise, except to her
friends IN the store, to whom she remained
the faithful Lily.
Then followed the rehearsal. Trudging
up and down potato rows doesn't lend it.
self to flcxIbiity of the lower limbs and,
after two hours stiff rehearsal, Prudence
l3-np,vg,.,.yl l. L 4
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
WITHOUT warrant in law or rcgu-
I lation by judicial body or cxccu-
tive authority. Philadelnhia,s nnh-

tive authority, Philadelphia pub
&c cxecutiOner is permitted to operate
ono Of the nations few municipally-owncd
Electric chair.
On an average Of once each day
throughout the year this exccutiorer. a
mild-mannorcd man in his early sixties,
who has soft voice and a kindly smile,
,nuffs out d life, but he confines his work
70 administering a painless and mercifuI
d"ath to hoprlessly i'll and stricken dogs.
From his decision to kill there is no ap-
peal or cOmmutation of sentence.
TO meet the evcr-increasing demand for
humane treatment Of animals the city
long ago abandoned the haphazard and
uncertain method Of administering death
roy revolver shot. The chloroform method
Vas found 70 be expensive and Icss mcrci-
fuI, and the strychnuc needle is applied
only in cases wher, animals are injured
so badly that to subject them to the pre-
liminaries Of adjusting the electric mech
anism would add TO their torture.
The city's Chamber of Mercy. or the
Electric Cage, az it is known scientifically,
is the invention Of q Boston man who de-
voted considerable time and a portion of
his fortune 70 study of painless methods
Of relieving animals of their suffering.
Tests, long experience and studies Of other
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4
oti'cc Al once sad one or the
SECRETARIES to Miss prudence
WISE as he h"'rod UP TO III" Young sales
ElH al INC MORON counter al N''tll'Se .
Dig department. store IN OXFORD street, a
leW weeks ago
win tears III her eyes and wondering
what lnfracuon OF the rules ot the estao-
AShI2eh1 she wa 10 No. taken 10 task ABOUT
ana perhaps discharged. the girl followed
WIN trembling steps,
BIT kindly faces greeted her. and the
great executive roS" from his chair and
asked Ter to have a seat. A strange man
standing neS'ae the manager desk was
lhlro'o'eH ana sal" te" Nords-and
FTudenceS eyes again flIIrd with tears
but this tim" they were tears OF JOY as
she "a" the realization OF a dream almost
100 goo' 10 ne true.
Oi tn" millions ot stFnographers and
sales clerks there are only very few
who have not cherished uniuIt1Iled dreams
OF one DAY becoming star OF the stage
or MOVIES
Among the lew however must he IN
ci'0'd Prudence Wise. Of the ribbon
counter Prudence is no" the star show
GI'' at me Mldn'go' Foih's OF London
ana all inc metropolis Is LOCKING 10 see
hef' Nns Is ir''"' 'on'r'' AMI very much
me vogue lnsi'an OF COOKING IN at "
CLOCK lof h'ns-no"f Gay as -aI'SEIr'.
Have you seen Prudence one Is
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
Part of the Cast
Hired to Support
the Bcwildered
Little Shopgirl
on Her First
Stage
Appearance,

step and a small,
slim foot. a graceful \
carriage. creamy skin, and smile that
was registered both by the eyes and
the mouth.
And here she was selling "twopenny
ha'penny" ribbons. 1t was with diff
Guilty he restrained himself from
whooping with delight He bought
from her some ribbon he didn't want
and seized the opportunity TO ask if she
had ever acted and would she like to 60
on the stage The only response he re-
ceived from this typical English beauty
was typical English gjgglc. aft"rward
TO he thoroughly snuhhod He was told
that she was there to sell ribbons. and not
TO answer questions from an oyCitablG and
perhaps rather too fresh Young man.
So he went 10 friend of his on The
board Of directors and rrudrucc Wa
summoned IN the directors room. whittier
she went in fear and trembling, trying
hard To recall any posshl, msdcmcanOr
she might have made and fcverishly
searching her brain for possible alibis.
She nearly cried with delight when she
was told the reason for being summoned.
But before she was engaged there were
further tests to he gone through. Eut
she triumphed to such an extent that now
she is firmly established as the star Of
tho show girls at the FoIics, with countless
admirers.
BospechinC letters and lovclcst hoU-
0ucts are showrred upon her also tempt
ing invitations to sup and dine Peers Of
thu realm, rich Young men about town.
wealthy provincials. American "huttrr-
and-egC mcn." even Princes of tho blood
flock to the Follios 10 soc tho famous Eng
lIsh beauty.
But Prudence i'm addition 10 possessing
an abundance Of good looks. is well on
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60 1876 by AHssan Weekly Inc Graz Drr,n nsbr5 Re,s7s4
, 1926-04-13

Neutrality-suspicious. American Consul
ate at Venice said several partment at
tacks on American sailors there were not
organized by Fascist or political charac-
ter.
Norfolk. Court martial OF Comd. Leu
is J. CULVER, commander Of the naval
collier Orion named in last December
storm concluded, and findings officials en-
data were sent to Washington.
New York Mrs. Richard Reese
Whittmore agreed to tell all she knows
of the activities of the bandit gang head
ed by her husband under request of off "
cials Oh murder charge.
Nashville. two OF the sixteen prison
ers who escaped yesterday from the
State penitentiary were captured and the
Others are still 1t large and hot pursuit
IS acquired.
Caifornia Luther Burbank, noted
hortjcujturlst, died last night.
London Rercrts received yesterday
that six more people were added to the
list Of drowned caused, by the overflow
ing Of the 1igris River, now making q
total Of thirty nine deaths.
, 1926-04-13

Approximately sixty school teachers
came over from St. Croix to attend the
Teachers convention. which began its
sessions yesterday morning, and the pre-
sence of this goodly number together
with some other citizens of the sister Is
land who embraced the opportunity to
pay US a brief visit gives our town a
lively appearance.
Education is the backbone of ciViliza-
ton, and upon the teacher dpvolves the
patient task Of preparing youth for the
obligations and responsibilities of good
citizenship. The school teacher is an in
valuable factor in every community, the
value of whose labor cannot be measured
or priced. knowledge is the ruling
power of the universe, and the teacher
is the medium through which this power
is dispensed.
In extending our welcome to the ladies
and gentlemen of S.. Croix we wish
them not Only an agreeable stay among
us. but we trust that their deliberations
in conjunction with our local teachers
will be fruitful in good results and con-
du 1--WE to the welfare and progress of
the two municipalities Ibid.
, 1926-04-13
Brief News From Everywhere
porto Rico Progress, April 7tb)
CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION.

Washington, April 3.-An active cam
paign for Cong e~ssioral investigation
Of Porto Rico conditiors is progressing.
Petitions signed by "A, eco Porto Ricans
have been forwarded by Senator l~QIesias
TO the President and Congress Sena-
tor Wins, in a letter to IgIesias, said
people Of Porto Rico themselves since
the island is "practicaliy self-Roverning,
as it should be-" On the other hand
Representative Schaper, of Wisconsin,
advocates compete Compression al inves-
t~igatiOn not only OF Porto Rico but the
Philippines.
, 1926-04-13

Washington, April 3 Chairman Kiess
Of the House Insujar Committee has IN
troductd a bill to raise the salary and
Clarity The powers OF the l%insular audi
tcrs If tie ~hlhppiaes and Porto Rico.
Salaries wCuld be raised trCm S.. eco
10 $500 sro an assistant auditor pro
vidtd Tor with q salary Of $500. Tie
bill also provides that the decisions Of
the auditors OF both possessions may
be 8pptaIed to the Governor whose de-
cision, if il favor of the auditor, would
be final. Ii contrary the governor would
cerliiy the matter to the comptroller
general q the United States whose de-
cision would be final. Commissioner Da-
villa said Porto Rico would welcome
such legislation.
, 1926-04-13

In response to an invitation extended
by the depart lent of Commerce, Agri-
culture and Labor, a number of bust
ness men and other citizens met at the
Red Cross headquarters on Tuesday last
at 10 a, M. Chaplain Newman, head Of
the department opened the meeting, ap-
propriately outlining the purpose of the
gathering. The organization of a cham
Der of commerce. After some discus
sion a committee was appointed to draft
rules and regulations for the proposed
institution.
We wish the undertaking all success.
The Bulletin April 8th.
, 1926-04-13
u. S. NAVAL RADIO STATION
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX,
18th APRIL 1926.
Courtesy of The Associated Press

\OOCLt CCo1 " (IGC ZACCOCJUCCW l. COO
Atnies, Greece. Three army officers
started insurrection among men 1nder
them near Salonica Thursday night, but
government put down movements sur
rendering Internationally; the insurgents
did not exceed 4, 900.
Morocco. Definite steps to bring peace
in Morocco were taken yesterday whom
French and Spanish officials decided to
invite representatives of Riffian tribes
men to meet with Franco Spanish dele
gates April 18th at Mudjia near Algerian
frontier to discuss future movements.
Santa Rosa, Calf. Condition of Luth-
er Burbank, noted horticuIturist, is very
low; he is suffering from weakness and
exhaustion.
Sofa.-Exiets nee Of widespread plot
of BOIsheViE osigiu t1hs acing starting
of new Jeluution in baiEals, murder Of
BurgeOu; leaders. promotl, n Of disorders
in Bulgaria, Siberia and Greece was as.
serted by police 10 have been established
after arrest and examination of leaders
made near Serbian frontier " lille trying
to escape Russia.
London. Exchange excepted teIe-
graph despatch from Bagdad area re
ports 1856 homes collapsed and SO persons
have been drowned in floods caused by
overlooking of TiQris River.
Nashvill. Sixteen prisoners in Ten
nessee LeniteLtiary last night overpow-
cred guards and escaped; the conVic,s
comandered street thus eIuding pursuers.
New York City. Henery Miller, Dean
of American actor managers, died of
pneumonia last night in local hospital; he
had been i'll only a few days.
Chicago, lll.-Attempt to rescue ms
worth who chung to window edge OF his
fire swept hotel room proved fatal. Ten
human ladders were made but before
rescue could be made InsWOrth drop
ped as result of his burned fingers no
longer able to hold his weigh. He was
instantly killed
April 18th, 1926.
Passiac, New Jersey,-AIhert Weis-
bord, texts strike leader, arrested on
Charge of melting a riot in connection
With sci COL chIcrer Cfmcrstrstion
1;n b}eAv.- COmtIil uaI d Col. Al
exa ndeI !. vii anus "a ci mse Of unbe-
coming conGuct by Drg General Samuel
Butler will begin Monday.
New York. Seventy five persons were
injured in Long Island raiIIoad main
wreck in Brooklyn.
Atlanta.-Fifty million dollars from
Atlantic General Reserve Bank to At
ianta TO stop run on banks.
Washington Senator LenrCOt, Re-
publican, has introduced a bill for civil
government for naval govern ment of
American Samoa.
, 1926-04-13
LOCAL

The schnr. Resolution leaves for St.
Thomas at the usual hour this afternoon
with the mid week mail.
The sloop AUriJda from Tortola arrived
at this port last night at $50 with a car
90 of charcoal, baskets, two calves ard a
pig.
, 1926-08-30
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Evening star., 1926-03-19
Capri Blue Novelty
Jewelry, Csc to o$1.95

Bracelets, mesh bags. fes-.
toons, bar pins and other de-
lightful trinkets that mean so
much to the feminine heart
and costume!
All in this heavenly blue
shade, that has come to be so
fashionable this season-and
no wonder. especially among
the blue-eyed members of the
sex, since it is so becoming to
them!
STREET FLOOR. LANsBURGH BRO.
Evening star., 1926-03-19
Exquisite Toiletries

That Contribute Notably to
Easter Smartness!'
Caron's Narcisse Noir.
$500, $500. $3.50 and $l1.o5.
Caron's Mimosa. ....... $3.50
Houbigant's Ideal,
$1.O0, $1.75, $3.50, $6.75. $3.50
Houbigant's Quelques Fleur,
$l.0O. $500, $4.00, $3.50, $500
Bouday in Narcissee and
Fleurs, attractively
boxed ................$l.O 90
Guimet in Lilas, Narcisse,
Chypre. Multi, Fleurs. $l.75
April Showers. .$l.oo
A full line of Edna Wallace
Hopper Beauty Prepara-
tions. Street Floor
Evening star., 1926-03-19
Easter Toys
For the Youngsters!

VI IsIC OIIsGSCCCscs
Celluloid Toys, such as chickens,
rabbits, geese. etc.; gayly colored with
harmless vegetable colors. Each, Sc
to Csc.
Easter Baskets in large selection
of styles and sizes ranging in price
from 10c to $1.25.
Natural Chickens, soft, fluffy and
very cunning. Each, 10c.
Cotton Chickens may be had for
only Sc.
Cotton Rabbits priced as low as Sc.
Jumping Rabbits with real fur are
lots of fun Each, Csc.
Dancing Rabbits will delight the
little ones. Each, Csc.
Velvet Rabbits to go in the Easter
basket. Each, Csc and 4oc.
FOURTH FLOOR. LANsBURGR BRO.
Evening star., 1926-03-19
Special Lot of Corsets
and Girdles, $1.OO

You will find wonderful values in this clear
ance group of Lansburgh Special Corsets and Closed
back Grdes all smartv cut with low bust and medium
hip lines. Of splendid quality broche, in flesh only.
A broken size range but than likely yours is
here.
Evening star., 1926-03-19
New Easter
Frocks, $50

Crepe de chine, taffeta and
printed crepes make up an al
together delightful group for
the girl from 7 to IA years;
and the ruff1es, lace, shirring,
shocking orcontrasting bands
which trim them leave noth-
ing to be desired.