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260 General Electric Floodlight Projectors have made the God- dess of Liberty a new woman, The right light for the lady There is fine symbolism in thefact that the Statue of Lib- erty is lighted by electricity. For electricity is a great Lib- There were only 1277 electriclightand pow- er companies when the General Electric Company was found- edin 1892. To-day there are over 7000 companies with a total investment of more than five billion dollars. Electricity moves forward with a giant stride. erator. Its function is to drive out darkness; to free women from household drudgery and to transfer heavy bur- dens from men’s shoulders to the shoulders of machines. Let it do more for you. GENERAL ELECTRIC Books Received Masques, by Elizabeth Hall Yates (Penn Publishing Co.). The Friendship Indispensable, by Charles E. Jefferson (Macmillan). Nobody Knows, by Douglas Goldring (Small, Maynard), . Tragedies of Sex, by Frank Wedekind (Boni & Liveright). Whose Body? by Dorothy L. Sayers (Boni & Liveright). My Thirty Years in Baseball, by John J. cGraw (Boni & Liveright). The, Day's Journey, by W. B. Maxwell (Doubleday, Page). The Peaks of Shalo, by Rose Wilder Lane Har Motor Campcraft, by F. E. Brimmer (Mac- millan). How to Play Pung Chow, by L. L. Harr (Harper). African Hunting Among the Thenges,, by George Agnew Chamberlain i Bares) Black Miewour, by Elinor Wyle (Doran). Joys of the Read, by Waldo R. Brown (Atlantic Monthly Press). Human Effort and Human Wants, by Logan G. McPherson (Harcourt, Brace). On Reading, by Georg Brandes (Duffield). The Literary eure by John Erskine Duffield The Copper ‘Box, by J. S. Fletcher (Doran). “Old BorEver,” by Jaitred “Olvant (Dow. bleday, Page). The Communicating Door, by Wadsworth Camp (Doubleda The Geese Fly South by Mary Bourn (Doubleday, Page). Costert by Frances Noyes Hart (Double- a In’ Bark Biaces, by John Russell sGRnopf). Selected. Poems, by John Masefield ( millan). Geography and Plays, by Gertrude Stein ‘our Seas). Tine Ts Whispering, by Elizabeth Robins (Harper). “Lacon: 0,000 tons; ‘burning. including hotels, guides, drives, te, Stop overs in Europe. | Visiting” Panama Canal, Anseles, 16 days Japan and China. Jara. option if i fila; Calvo, Serassioon, CLARK'S Sist MEDITER RUISE eb, 2. specially chartered White Star 8.8 Baltic.” 65 dan, $600 up, including drives, guides, hotels, fees. 18 diy, Palestine and Cc. ‘Times Building New York Lire’s Fresh Air Fund Lire’s Fresh Arr Funp has been in operation for the past thirty-six years. In that time it has expended $221,827.60 and has, given a@ fortnight in the country to 44,325 poor city children. Contributions, which are acknowledged in Lire about three weeks after their receipt, should be made payable to Lire’s Arr Funp, and sent to 598 Madison” « New York’ City. Previously acknowledged rury, ~~ Antonio, 1 ae uae McEwen, Newark, N. J. Carroll ‘Paul, M. B.G., Jr, Montclair, N. J. I, Mino Herb, Philadelphia . Miss K. W. Blak N. aS ye L,’ Wyckoft ‘Cena Falls, Margaret EC "Wedatop, ‘Arcola, L. NX. Page, N. . 1 Jeremiah *Stilbank, N.Y. City .c2: 25.00 ‘Agnes W. Bragg, Bangor, Me. « 10.00 Louise R. Davis, Brooklyn, 10.00 Ss. J. Phillips, N. Y, City. . 5.00 Cc. B. New Bedford, Mass. 10.00 Mrs, E. W. Newhall, Martha’s Vineyard, Mass, 2.50 John J. Reiser, New Philadelphia, we hio . 10.00 15.00 Gladys W. Brooks, Marshall, Mich. 10.00 Sarah G. Perrine, Aurora, N. Y. 2.00 Mathew P. Cornwall, Patterson, iat : 0.06 Roy Ciark, Minneapolis’: 10.00 Tie Anna Head School, Berkeley, Cal. 10.00 Miss Laura Lee Elston, Santa Bar- bara, Cal. 10.00 Harry Knight Barbara, Cal. 10.00 Robert _V. Cram, 5.00 Mrs. D. pedeal Bromfield oct 10.0 Barbara, B. E. Butt, Hart 10.00 The late Gareth Downin; Francisco .......+0+ 20.00 Anonymous, Rochest: N. 10.00 Agee Shapleigh, West Lebanon, Mrs. W. M. DuVal, Oakland, Cal. 10.00 Margaret A. Hayes, Geneva, N. Y. 1.00 oe M. Becke: Seneca Fall: 10.00 A. W. Buffalo, NOY 5.00 &. B, G.,” Hartford, Conn. - 10.06 Dr. F. D. Brewster, Seranton, Pa. 10.00 W. T., N. Y. City es 15.06 Pauline eae Arterbura, “St! Paul, 50.00 10.0¢ Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION SELLANS 25¢ ano 75¢ PACKAGES EVERYWHERE comicbooks.com