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Letters to the Editor
The Inconsiderate Male
To the Editor ol the KvrnU'i I'ublie Initio
-,'lr In laa" night's paper on- of vnur cr- ,
Vwpnndent erv ably answered lb man
dehorn vou named "ntl-Woman llcspecter '
If I remember correotlv, this nun s.ild h" '
would not ofTer his seat to a woman In the
car. I would like t.i have a Mne to I'll this
man and all other how I feil on thl tub
JCt.
Ono dm ln't summer I ns m r
Where th" paee-na-ers ueie tnnstu mn and
a, few Hoy iicouls Vn old tnnn leadlnir a
Wind woman not on the car The men pas
aenicars were pi busv readmit their paper
(no thev murht and em nnvthiim In
aklrte that inlxht per. han, e rwiul'e i wa'l
that the didn t se. tin- imir sluht.iss um
fredlcament The car started m I she
(rasped at the old man. with 'tu,' arsdo-.
itlc. trustful smile of th- blln i
I had drops In m eves hnvinu been to (
an oculist, and I felt keenlv for this
unman who i ent.rrlv at t"e merr-v of hei
fellow men Tie car .'oiled h, r rtrst thl
way an I then that v. v ur.B Bin la in
down with bundles Rnvc up h"r s, at to the
blind woman One can't help but wonder I
what Is takina pli In the make-up of
mn, especially vounR mbut in- n h-.i i
thoy hao llttl consideration for women
In the voumr here is tiiat buiainv which
likes to olprenme dlftlcu.tl and enciuripesi
them to try nut their metal What has dl I
luted this Iron in our hue and men. nukliiK
them an "flabbs' 'hat th rn"d Intn the
eats before w men Indifferent eien to the
blind? MiMlK lllidl) AM UlliN ,
Philadelphia. Januarv 13 1UJ1
Women and Courtesy
To th Fditor nt thr Kictlrtf J'ubfff I.mtirr
Blr I have r, id muth In v"Ur pap-r
about the Ciiurt'si of men to women In the
treet cars One of our c irrespoiid nta
Botes that shr- nctua'l saw a man arise In
one of the ' I," train ard a a l,ulv a
eat. I.i't me ai t,i hr that 1 .ili ha I im
yea opened toda when o perf.nH
healthy younif manors !usii n(r,iKd in
lonversatlon about what on, of them hhrt
n in the afternom , i.tlre, unored
th fact that a .Tipple I ol man "f at onit
aeventy vrars of aire was despertl hat.u
!ni on a strap in front of which th were
veated. One of the trnuh.es if the feminine
mind, as applied to ' lurtcsy Is that the
construe It to b lomithimt a'.ws ten
4ered to them without un t imrindliiK
obllicatlons on their pirt I th nk If the
ttien would cotrplali of the .!, urts. ai .1
Inconslderatlon rf women in the street ears
9 the won n '.o about the men er shortly
they would find that the shoe tits both feet
V L V
Philadelphia .Hmia" 14 lii
To Relieve Traffic Congestion
To the Trfitor of th Limifj fub'V I "I'jr
Pit- He vour rommunl 'arion s'uried 'A
Commuter 1 would l.lcc t susei a rT
dy for reTeiinc oir.estl-,n in irowded
eim thus itoinir a'cav wl'h The frenuenrv of
the agitation and reflection" ,if a D n '
Quixote" refernc to our want uf iojrtes
to the "fair sex '
T minv of these '.aJtes. who are also
commuters, of both levite,l and surface
lines, a'comoanled b chl.dren. some with i
two or more unuer tare Hire wouiu upi-iop a.
little courtesy nrd tako at least ole of
these chudren en their laps, and the car
cempanlea cou'd Imorrorate a little 'Article
X" Into their rules and reiru.atlons that
these children who are not paln fares
but are occup.i Ins seits sU- them up to
both sexe who are paying fir this ane
Blence, it would Increase the seating ca
pacity greatly. Recntl I was In a car
In which there was .1 woman with three
children, for two at leat of whl, 1, I um
ure she did not ray a fire and thev w,.rp
silt seated w-hll sevee.il 0,J hid'es, anl men
all well, were compelled to stand
C P .x
Philadelphia. Januiry 13. 1I.'1
A Lack of Patriotism
To the Fihtn-ot the Ktrnimj P'lb'ic l.rdo"
Sir Evere now- and ther. t read In he
tapers of th bodv of a . 'dior irrlvlng Ir
this city from France tart-n t h's former
home and from there bur ed w'th little or no
attention pel 1 to the "vert or. th part of
tho public for who u.. r. Ped I thl-k
this shows a urat li-k of p,triotlem anl
disrespect to mv ' t,udles v ho made the
rrrat sacrifice and the p.op ,f th.s lt
should blush foe shame 1
I can tell ou the ex-.lMie-H are deeplv I
cot by this slight Tou rin treit u '.ving
oldlers with Indifference if ,,u se fit. but'
united one anil all we demand that our'
deid "buddies re treated with the hon.r
Hid respect due their memories
Several years ago wh'n 1 few of otjr rn-v
tov were klled at era Cruz the cttv gave
hem a msgnlfteent public bjrtil ana In
dividual moiument have teen re."ed t
their memories In different seotions of the
city. Of course it Is not pusilb tndi'hi
with all of them but I do fe-i that when
the body of a so'dler .irrlve front Fram e
the city ehou.d tak som recogr.it on as A
tribute of appreciation bv appointtrg n e.im
kntttee to receive the PO'l and pripir- a1
suitable ctvu funeral, no natter how un
pretentious Wh. not ft',' t- Heerv V-oov
that arrives to lie In stntu in lid r-rJerve
31all for at least one da that th ,i who
might care to do so rou.d ?o and view the
casket containing a Philadelphia bo wh
ave his all for hi courtry and for his
home" It would be u g-eit lesson uf pa
triotism to our young people
-AM T TwVN"Dia
ptilladelph a, Januan 1J, 10J1
' Best Way to Get Even
(To the Editor ot flm F "'I'J PuVic 1 r, j,r
fllr "S fc M w shea 1 1 know ho-r to
wt even with "Mrs 9 S M ' for havlni:
7d friends present him w it books at
Chrlatmas Th bst wa tr, my est ma
tlon. Is by cu;nff her a r at r ce wokcise
fe.nd Boot set of ik,k enils to hold the
hsJidsome set together on th- IiVir.,; rom
table.
Don't you know, - .-' 'l ' ihs- l,or,ks
!lv an al" of rftneme t f ,jr home that
tlothlng elsa wi I ifv, The- f u will
e over your pre;udic, (Hire t'.j aid have
tuiufrt time to spar ef'er help ng our
stear irirl with
a. real itold
those books
Put above
thuae
1 1
i nn' fiti
.ujmni 1
tr. t (
s A 1 n,m
r t.e 'ar.
, .'in r..y
f i :
l .:
Men
, ; . j.
i 'here are
m a' rg
" 1g 1 he
r
r st
plteful tn i-r w 'e
-t
erang. it cmes 'a h f t st.a
get to the one -, sends I' ',
nhapp'ness Iri 1 trck Ml'.
Holmeburg. f . j-jh1 10
Care for Ex-Service
tfo the Fd(to o fa I nliij P.l
Pp Recent repors via r '. ?
ewer 100 noo ssej of mi r i
fhe ex-serv lc "ier 'hat nre i '
proper care. r rr'lr r ire is
So hospitals ' r trea'-ne-i'
l!or compensator
Doctors wh,, rae rr ie- t
fhla d'seise ssv ttat .' -, ' '
;o to a wfstern mounta s'.tte t
-el
, rn.
but that It n
Hide r rh'.
1 "re .
.-her
aylvanla arnl
aitates, but t Is ro , .,!
clent hoepliH.a ,i- i " ,e, i -i i'
sutr
st.nuld
pot be oat m the wi is
If Conirresi s rut k i "but i,
svlsh, vvhy sh ,u'.d r ' i x e. r ., e me-
nmalgamate r. the p,l't. a tie' I i.r . can
bousei There reenm i.'i , ,.n', fr
the
fx-aervice me-, iv get ut. .,r 1 'h .' .
ro go Into poV. s In t-iii we rr j,t a,l
ro. operate t', must i it, , irs tr n
now, drive tu the ba k v, ls evtrv un,
vho opposes the S'lldte re..' , ' rerfi"!
tees of what office he tr,i I'll
F F Ma, l.fc v.'
1 Vh'lade.ph a ijnuarv in llui
1
Need Level Sidewalks
To the I ilitnr nt tie h een.n'j P ih i I r(j,
Blr I think there must h,, , lur . mir
rtatute U,ss tlat UMkes It inlsih n.e,,r .r
or prupertv owners ti, i -ir t 'lie ,
ments If 'here .s su h a law It s l,i,'.
nbusefl llvei vher, u a-, ,.u rlr -he
VaVtilTiefils f e,l vvl'll huleB vv '. r the lire I
nf aspha t mid vvhere tl.ev tl,' if 1,1 u V
tbe brl, rij ate I , ltr.l when I' ra.i s ,ir
lhe frost rnmes out V . 1 ,ir spt tn K t I
tihower 1-iiih fr m the rave-nei u 'Wi rd
The P"l.,e nfflcers In evei district shfij
Japort the rond tu,n of the pivtiitn'i 1 1 tie
Imrinunf hirhwavs mil thev n turn e'i',i I
TUltlfy the ,wtiM 'if tie primwlt ,s thTI the
tnust repa r tlelr pj vertietite , hties l.
lha streets are kept in repair -i order not
10 damage iri' rnio il,s .ml ,ehl -lee nnd
lha same sh, uid he true ,f the tiiv.neiii
In order i 't ' ' endanger the halin , I t'i
pavople or sod thrlr clothes in e.ni
tiorhoods I have found man, ,v,.,, j,
I ellv
whl, h
tha water atvya in lit tie puns after ,i i
rain The result Is, "et fei-'ad t r tlm
tkaj'h.
"T5 asUce the paveiienta in goo,i coidit.on
rot raauire mucri wotk snu mucn e
And If men now out or employment
rpnre thenifieTva ona can on prop-
ownera of any afWwt that seema to need
aXi kttlnucSt, 4CA Aiu.li ii iua taav.
PEOPLE'S FORUM
Letter to the Kdltor should be ns
lirlef nnd to the point uh iiosallilo.
avoiding anything that would open
n. denominational or nectarlan ills.
CUHMlOll. ,
No attention will lie paid to nnony.
mouH letters Names and addreosoq
must be kIbiW as an evidence of
pood faith, althouRh names will not
lie printed If request Is made that
the lie omitted.
The publication of a letter Is tiot
to be taken an an Indorsement of Us
views by tills paper
CommunlcntlutiM will not be re
turned unless accompanied by poat
nije. nor will manuscript be saved.
I J-
they i 1,1 ,,i the work for a reasonable price
(riun"iR It..' s.miel the enuM probably Btl
a Job en neArl -v ' bloil In the city,
thus !n a degTeo, reilevirur unemployment
an,l helping U, make a better cllv.
t'lIAllI.KS II ItAllK
I'd. ,ade ma Janu.irv Id. 1921.
Evening School for Foreigners
, To the editor n ie Fccimo Public Ledger
I S.r All ImmlKraPta to thli country should
be mute l barn our lamrunKe and our con
stllullon and if this vvrc done I think
vv. would hive verv much Ipsa difficulty In
' handling them Whv vvoti'd It not bo n
trond scheme to allow Immigrant to arrive
nn,l been thm ,in nnn v ear's nrohation. and
i .. . ..' ........ .,' . ... I
i ai me ;piraiinn oi mm nine vnrr wnrioj,
not able to nt least hiv a coneritlonal 1
knowledge of our '.nnoaiKe they should be
returni d to the countn from which Mir .
ci mf ' rhej sh u t a. o be comp-dlM to I
study our ronstitutl in and talce a brief ex-1
atnina'lon on the subject
At ".ret thnUx-l.t thl miKht be looked upon .
a impossib'e. for these mm cannot ko to '
s hool when the com here but Instead
must earn a .Ivlne If they ha- to work ,
dur n the day It would piv th country ,
to ha, ti Kht echoo's for such as these.
wher- fir wou'd b tauaht to talk and
write our Unirua and be Instructed In the
meaning of our constitution. I am sure
raer of j nt r valuable paper will agree
wltii me that If this were done there would,
be 1 much better rhanre of their becoming.
iertuall aluable c.tl?en j
It T IIAIUIKI'.. j
I'll' ailc.ph a Jam ar 1,1 1H21
Whither Are We Drifting?
Jo tl.r ;;rfifor of ffc f;tii(ni f'uMlc f.fdoer. I
r Mth bigdlt hold-up. rotd'rle 01 j
store and r'sldemea. excssl, htnh cost,
of II' Inc ar 1 rentals dlsho.urtv In hich '
tdice ard fniri.i In tntes of all kinds,!
whst does th futuie foretell"
The dec-ease i watrre is dallv eittlltrp
'e-.Teaset uTer.' u nmo'ir the fiinrer clashes.
an of the 'arger store hire Seen patlnK
hei- iminK bnrel su.T.nlent llilnir
v a-e Hon" nus ts rented and main
tn.'.e.j f, ! th' rnisp-able pittances The
wIr't ,' ,1 s. ,,t.ter.t Is upon us, for tbou
rund of people ar,- birely able to ike out
an , Tlste-, e We are In 'ho rapids, irrao
ua.ly dr.ft'nu o t the falls I'm any one
10-t-rl th,- dl 'fill r'sult of this he.plees
state" n "iff ustic if :m can t,ut will r
feed vour ihl't.ret Will it eicure a m
to-t ih'.o h-,nie and meet the xorbltant dc
manls of ) iur lindlord"
W am not. Ilk" Job's fr'erd o cle
olunt.iry and superflunus adMo to fjr
1013 ann ni out
and die but wherewithal sh ill wo ob
tain KUffioient mesne n 1 w" Will Congress
give u measures f r, lief on the coal oues
tlon through legislation to control price or
the mir.e '
Theso lnterroga'lves deserve some answer
from our rulers We ate In- a', but are the
!( val to us '
WILLIAM H SAILOr.
Philadelphia lanuarv 14, 19J1
Questions Anstcered
Ireland's Big Wind
In the h'tUtar of the runio rub.ic t.edaT
Sir When I was a little bov mv Krnnl
father used to tell mo about the big wind
In Ireland When w is this ' big blow" that
the venerable iretit claimed he had witnessed
and how much dum.ise waa dore"
W L. W.
Phllidelp.ua. .Unuary 13. tfl-1
Th "tilg wind ' In Ireland ocrurred on the
t. ehts of January tl and 7. 1.1fi This was
i hureicane that screwed the entire western I
coast of Ireland with wrerks. In the cities
of I.lmerlok and Dublin mo-e thai SOOI
houses wre blown down tu utj people were
kll'ed and iroro than 100 people were
drownf J
Air Service Altitude
To ' i r J rf.foe 0t tie hi em in a Puh - t etiQrr
fir- When an official altitude record Is
Kiven in the air service Is It no-int 'hnt It Is ,
so n'any fet above the startlii: point or1
abo.e sen evl" W I, D
rh lade'phla Januarv , 10j;
The an servce sav thet an offtila' al
titude rerorit Is reiUnnrd frutn sei level
Notification Regarding Remains '
7V flte Fd.tor of th' Klfsiry 'uMIc LtdOer
Sir 'hen the government sends home
I-om Trance the remains of u so.dier whenj
are the relatives notlfed" V 1 T
I'h'ladeiph'a, January 14 njl
The War Department evvs that 'he re a
tive cf a decied soldier v hose retrain,
,-re t b bruue.ht over from France are ro-.
title 1 hv the eemeterlal branrh of the Wir1
Deirtnient at the time 'he body leaves I
Franc as to the date when 1 may be ei-,
pooled to arrive in this couitrv The ceme-te-ial
branch Is notified cf all rich depar
tjies b able I
Harding's Middle Name I
To tl Kitxtor nt th ;iet,ff iili r I.fdo'r
Pit Hw is Presldent-t'ert ! irdlng s mil ,
le nnme pr,nounre,l aid what core It
mean O 1. E
Phi. d Iph.a Janua-v lfijl
viani.i'l pr ,n urc.,1 ea-may-l.e-e, ar.,1
e a Hebrew " urd meanine ' ir' reivarder
,i 'lot
To Become Citizen
n . l-il M tl ' i- v Puhi r t niO'T
m I'I'msu Lns'Aer t e f. 'i,w ng que.
t.o' s
1 I .1 1 ,, 1 ,', I. e t te.1 States nf
none.t en pir, t.ts reo. ilr,, n te out nat
urilir.it,, -i .,ree if .e 'ur'n tn h. come a
tlje-"
J V , M 1 s l-n'r 1 Ilng'Teri nile hs
ra-er'-i lo ire t'n.te i Stat1 -.timers are
' r. il ! 'ere Is the o'.ll 1 a i tlzin ef
e ft t,,l i-'.,t,.S' r. k
I'l I ..d' ph Ivna.irv 11 lll.'l
1 A j ( lie nrn in the 1 nlted P'stes .
ar1 i tf the '.itnnili' of the p.,-, rts
is , '..ill--' h ,- e "en nt tr,- Frilled
'ate. ,,i 1 !Nref re ni I'urall.i'.on pa
pers r. r"irtM,H-j
2 I' dererd" on Mlnseqjert nn, f (he
parent i,r u, terrerrari i Rt.roa-1 and
fier'u., re-jrn to th's -iir'rv w'th the
hid ii it:, n of th ft ,ed tntee
A Query for
In . , I , ' tl i t r
ReaderB
ij P'thl - I rttjfr
! r 1 ,1 ,. rid
' g ,-. a tra'n, A
'tl the 'e. , , nf i ptssitgir roach and lit
n ti- o i' . rf t' ,, same ,.,Kh The train (
Is me ig 'mi ri V, p r ir i',r II si. riot
A vv !. a r'e. t e e',e ,tv ,,f Art. use l.y let
s 1 I re- h ir' I void 1 , e thli
csr- ifce i,v our read'rj i
I" I , I, .V . J It HT . J.' I
Ajtlior of
..!, fit to' if the I. r
Phrase
Hi 'J Puh' e .n.ut"'
s r It has been sta'ert and 1 is cn
rv.'. -, Bn'ae.l 'hat a Persian po," said
that "u'n tir ' 'ili'lstnnd vrhv O 1 maue
hell ,n"irK that i'a..utta er,.-rn
i, n i.ep.sciv
ph '.a ! ph.. . jeruarv ti IfiJl
Bernhardt Was Born In Paris
Ti'li, rll'o '.' tl r.-rH-o V'lb'.i I'dl-r
ir U'i 1 h.j pie.ise Inforni tre as tn t
nit ,i.a, t ,,' Ssrah Ilerrhardt and tr.tt ,,
I r t epli, i Oaston CJlss-,'' i
IIIIf.r.N' I17IIM.-1 ,
r'n"n 1
phi, Juius v 11 1021
arah Hernnardl
v as
h .rr. Iti I'rir h and
' Paris has al-
v ,iw erl i , t, rl at '
, I. ,-r hei I
ie--t,i h ii ri I 1 ' in h
ersa ,,rs
m PI.
i.ari'Ma,j.
r.f mixed i
snd of Jev lih
Tlie People's I'lirum will unpenr dillr
In the Hvenliii: Public ldvrr, utul also
In th MmdilT Piihile I eileer. f etters
illM'iiv.lne tlinelv topics irlll be printed.
as well us reoiiHtril poems unit miestluns
if Ki'iirml Interekt will he nnurrrd.
GAS'
Solderine Furnaces
nnd Appliances
iiluii iron cATAiAnnn
L. D. Brger Co., $9 N. 2d St
o-.H, iforhet 114 Kayifjne. U.U ,
EVENING PUBLIC
descent She nan, however, bnptUed nt
the aire of twelve and brouxht up In a con
J vent Wa cannot kI ou the Information
' ycu desire rcK.irdlnit Oaaton Glass.
Poems and Songs Desired
A Southey Poem .
To f',e A'dttor 0 the Kienina Public Ltdoer:
Sir 1 am ulad to bo able, nualn, to sup
ply your correspondent with desired Infor
mation "A K ! " Ir.civlres In tonlKht's I.KMirn
for the poem beulnnlnij. "You ara old.
father William " This poem, which wa
written by Itobert Houthey, la entitled "The
Old Man's Comforts, and How lie Clalned
Thim " It will be found In th "lllvers de
Poets," Itdert Southey, Vmume II, Pime
171
The first lines will sunset Mice in
Wonderlind " lor m doubt the p-irody bv
Lewis Carroll, (the Ue Chatlea II Uodu
son), Is now more widely known than the,
orlulnal poem. .,..,.
CAI.Kll HAI.DEnSTlM:
rhihdelpMa. Januir 0, 1921
A Poem Contributed
To the Editor of the Vvenlno Public l.tilwr
Sir Knowlnif the Interest of our rarer
In Mr. Hoovers TAiropean relief fund I am
Inclosing some verses In tho hope that tou
may uso them
The American Hod Cross representative
Mr Hoover's council bus tout me tnai
tho sentimint the rmboil
work With this approval
U Ideal for this
I am lenturlim
to send them to vou
l.t.SIB WAI.KF.n SlYUn.
Oermaitown January (,, l!!l
POT I.HT THHM ASK IN- A AIN
Can vov nut hi ir the Master my
"A strjt.ter was I did c turn me nwav"
Naked I was, ard hungry to eat:
Ye clothe 1 me then nnd gave mo rm.V
Will vo rot do it now?"
Tho, ,it:. ones, looking over the is
With their hungering pve. so Plendlng.i
Can hear Him sav. as they rlso from their
V tl,'l f
"Innsn.ech as ve do It for one of these.
Ye di It unto me "
Could vou bear to look In our Master's f ici .
Whrn at last ou stand In that holy plnce,
And see In Hla eyes the look of rnln.
When vou tell Him HI tittle ones asked it
I., vain
Of vou ri.o of vou and of me
ELHI11 Yv'AIJJUtl MEItS
Two Poems Requested
To Mie Fdifor et the Kvvnino i'ublie l.rdvf
s(r win j, ii kindly print In the 1 orum
the ooim ctilled "Suvh Ileautlful Hinds"
' Thev are neither wh'te nor small.
Also the piem beg nnlng "Monwtlmo
etc "
w h n
nil life s l ssnns have been learnvd
Thatik-
lnir lull vurv s'merelv,
(Mrs A HAINF.
Philadelphia. Januarj U, 1D-1
We do r.Jt hi-o the llrst poem rnuosUJ
Hero is
SOMF.TIMH
Simetmi" whe-i ill life's lesions
been barned
tml s-ji. and star forever more
hi
huve
sf
The thli es wh'ch our weal.- Judgments
hive spurned.
hen I
Tiie things o'c- vvh'.ch vve prletd
la -hi we'
w.ll Kasli bsfcro ui ov.'. of 1-fv s
W't I
dl.'
n'gh.
s mrs siilne most in d-'pei t.t, - .
blue
And we shill se0 how .ill Gods p.at s vvre
right.
And how what seemed reproof was . v
most true
And wo shall sic how, while t fr,.w i and
.sh
Hod's linns go on as best for v ju ,iiul
m.
How when " called. H-) heeded nut jr
cr, , ,
Ketaus'3 Hi3 wisdom to the tr.d iouol
see,
And even a prudent parents dlsirow
Too much of wet to crav'ni; bibv
hood, Po God. perhaps, la lirep'nif from us now
L.fe's sweetest things because It im
eth good.
And
If eomet'.mss lotr.mingicu who me
wine.
We
find the wormwood, anu reu-i ana
hrlnlf .
l!e sure a wiser hind than v,,urs or mine
Pours out this tsirtlon f..r our Up.s to
drink
And If some fr'er.rf wa love is iving i"
Where human biases tar.nut reach
face,
nv, An not hlnme the loving Fo'h. r so.
his
nut wear your sorrow
vv.th obed.ent
cr.ire.
And vou sha". shortly Know
that length-
ened breath
Is not f-e sweetest gift c,od erds II
friend-
Ard that sometimes the sa , o
death
Conis.nl 'he fairest boon 11 -send
If we could PJM1 ajar the glte of
And stand within, and cli God s
pa ,
if,
Tl, -g
a',1 th'i di,utt
ii- 1
We,
cou'd Interpret
strife
nd for eicn mvsterv could fin! . ,
Hut not todnv Then be cunt, r.t,
heart
flod n' in, hi. j lilies pur
1
unfold
We must n-t t-ar the close shot 'e
apart
T'm will revea' the chal'res of K" 1
And If. through patient toll ve r.-n h
land.
Wliere tired 'et, vv ith sanda's lu'e,
rest.
Wh-n vv rh.i.1 vnr y know an. un
he
tand
1 think vve vrl'l soy ' iod knen
t,
An Irish Song
In tie td tor nt the f.'renfltl P"'' ''
. . , . ,
eie r am nntVJf to eefure ,u i,.e
v-hlrh I ve-v old
ind which nr'a i tr
tine "Permot
me "
Pin' id-lph a
darllng oh' ertf ii' to
MART I. Mer.r.VIT
lanuarv 4 li.l
Th's Inh sor.B Is en'
nit: ANf.Ki.s
V hviv V, AM uleeplnir l'
p i
WJi'v-PEl
s nio- - .vn
Ir.r,
Per her husband 'CIS !
raglrc ea;
Anl f' tempest va '
fisherman's 1v ellu g
rd shs cried "Pe-ln
, 0T' ha"' tu n
, r i,ml, "vhil- s' e ru-rl.
still slumte-red
H
And sml'ed tn her far-e
l.nee
fill' blest le th wan
sleep adnenlnp
Tor I ht.ew tint 'he a--
Ine with thee
'1 lh
Ar.1
while (he- are ,'
o'er thy sieepu.s
' ory to them
Kft:
m A .
siv thou "so'i '"' i
o'er 'by father
And
T..r
I UnOV '.V,t I"'
Ir.is with thee
Tl s dsvrr ' t, o mi.- ' - ' '
i turnlt r
And the wife v.pt " v .-..
father to
Ar.d ('oseli- eresairj ! .. i
blolnK.
Sa'd "I lir that t e ,nc - '
porlr wl'h 'he
FranV ndue-We frrrde' ..
he poem 'I.-imm to ou " Un Ik
I hut It vvsi retj'rel marled t'n
Please a nd us mere, t mldresn
wh s.
ton V
iiiniin '
"II P
the poem
V P.Ivers de S I osi s
'The Mht T'tnm I'ribdtion
IV T, S isru'l
that Wns I e this
"I ve seen 'he frst r
drr
nd hsve e-,i
111 e tO Sft trie p it,
l.-r.w n rl ih r k i ;j '
Brir.il ,' II" r i-t
sonic "Soirelod s lr
tr.m with a ii' e s 'tl
Orn t, s I f- i I",
Ar . He, '
I rir
l 11.
I , a
DIAMONDS
BOUGHT
LICHTEY'S ? aniith st.
lllgbeat Ihd!
iitn or i:taijiuhru MtUM.nny
-vaui' unwrnnipfii
LEDGER THIL'ADEL'PHIA", WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19,
WINTKU ItKsnKTH
IvtltKWOOn, N, J.
LTOiliEL -HOUSE
IAKETWOOD. St. J.
A dellIitfnl soilsl atmosphere pre
vails At Laurel House nnd makes It
thr favored winter home of n particu
lar and discriminating clientele.
I-.door are open fireplaces, an or
eliestni of artists, dancing, home-like
charm, service paramount, superior
cuisine. And In the open
Winter (iolf
Hiding and All Sports
A. J
Murphy, Mir.
C. V. Mnrphy, Assl. Mrr.
INEAIR HEALTH FARM I
t-IvlAV(l(II). X. ..
ltest. Recreation. Kterclse.
srge Gymnasium. Turlitsh l'.lee.
r XI.
trie Hydrotherapy Uaths. Handball.
Hiding, Golf. Table Hupplled from 100
acre farm. Ilooktet I'hone bib,
wll.llXM .1AMKS HUTU tlireitnr.
I MvUWOOI). N J In the Fines, all rports.
ll-okl t Write TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE,
1 A (lltll.I.F. l'l.A.
Pass-a-Grille, Hotel
On the Gulf nf Mexico
Pass-a-Grillc, Fla.
V Winter Home In Summerlarn!
GOLF I'lMIUXn HATHINO
ItVTHS ON Al'PI.lCATlON
H H CHFltCllH.I., Mge
MIVMI. ri,
DIXIE HIGHWAY INN
80 r.eoms lleautlfullv Furnished. 2fH
Capielty. Dining - Room Table Ilest
Market Affords nstes bv Dav or Week.
IltF.NF. K. CASTON
410 4th Ht . Miami. Fla.
t rKTr.niiriHri.A.
ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA
"The Sunshine City"
Hotel Poinsettia
' In the Heart of the City." 1B0 rooms.
lAO hatha American nlan. Steam heated-
I Ifodtrnly equipped. Ownership management.
JAf'KMIWII l.i:, 1.A.
Qteli&minDZe,
iitJ' Jackioarillt, Fla.
r'r'jj' St'eI flreproot.
Ilm',2 European pl.vn.
ltoom rates: jz.oo par
day und up; Illustrated
booklet on request.
J. 1). round, President
Chut, a. Day, Manager
HOTEL ALBERT-JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
In the heart of everything; next Child's
Restaurant, steam heat, running water and
rhone In all room. rjlovatort attractl
lobby; parlor: porches, etc. Clean, corn
fnrtab'e lerfs i iternture $1 nil up
roitT i,rm:nnijL'.
'l..
Hntol filliorl f" 1,ni1 nioilirn its
Ultl VIIIUt.ll ,. ,i,ll i,,. .,i-
Iliths,
(eldf.
Ore. in Hutliinc. Mntiirlne, Miinlilniil
lllililer's und Fisherman' Puridisr
Mlt", .. Dll.I.AItl) Mitr.
Cl.nARH'ATKIt.
I'l.A
l'l.l:l..ll INN. ( Irnritiirrr. norldu. I
Modern In )eti' On Hay .Shore ilulf at
t'ounir rlub, t-nnis beatlnK. bathlnir, tlsh- I
lux huntmir vjull se,on now on s.-ason :
Novi'inher tu Jut., Hares upon npplb aMon
ItHIIMONI). .
yfoftflvnon
Most mnrnlflcent hotel In
the AiHilti. Itooms single or
en mite, with nnd wlthont
baths. Kuropean plan. II
luttrnted booklet on re
quest. O T. lVEIsir.KR. Ilrr
irr ri.i'Airjt'4 siirii.
MOUNT CLEMENS
MINERAL BATHS;
UiiM renowned for r.heuinitisin. Nervous
ness anl that rundown condition. Open all1
tre vir, Twonty mllea from Detroit Write
'. r n-viklet.
Business Men's Assoclat'on. Mount Clsmins. Mlcb,
whiti: st'i.pin it spitiNcm
witm; sri.piu it sPiiiNt.s
t.oi.F. Tin: nvnis and hi:
tl.TII,
Ain:vii.i,i:. n. .
AKHi:VII.I.K. N. C,
Write Hoard of Trada
Ijind nf the
for Ilooklst.
Sky.
S.WANNAII. OA
mumotPTian
At beautiful Savannah, fla..
the paradise for golfers,
motorists, fisherman, hunts
men sn.d tourists Flreuroof.
Rooms without bath, 12 da;
rooms with bath, 12. M da? us,
.GrsrgJ. Albe.,.Manaa;t: .
i, D. Ponnd,
JTrtUeD"
Till Its
To
From Baltimore
February 15"2
e-MS
Kit iw
i Kslit;ft ij
I
&oJfc
Tlie New Mauon Line
State" Iiai been en
gaged by the American
Impress Company for a
remarkable 43 day Winter Cruise with,
fascinating visits at Havana, Panama,
Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, to
days in Honolulu, H1I0 (and the great volcano).
The "Hawkee State" is a new steamer
535 feet long and has the famous Matson
cuisine and service, native Hawaiian Orchestra,
swimming pool, large staterooms
perature regulators, most rooms
will be deck sports, entertainment
management ot American bxpress I ravel iixperts.
oAsk for details
American Express Company
113-14.5 Ho. HroB'I Ht. 1'lione- Walnut &'
Wanumukar'a
WINTKR nr.SOKTH
ATINTIC C1TV. N. .1.
01arlborougbBIcnbeim,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
begs to announce that its
Reduced Winter Rates
will be continued until the end of January
Exquisite music a feature. Honeback Hiding, Golf (2 Cham
pionship Courses), Rolling Chairs, l'ien, Theatres, Movies,
and countless other amusements.
OWNKItBItll MANAGEMENT
JOSIAII WHITE & SONS COMPANY
AsllF.VU.l.t'., x.
(3&&&I2l&
Land Ok TheSky
fcSzfinejca9 JZI-tze&arjReson
Winter Tourist Heatitiiiarters of the Southern
Appalachian, Enxlrrn America's Climax in Alti
tude, Scenic Grandeur and Invigorating Climate
The sparkling sunshine of "Way Down South In Dixie" with Its oione
laden atmosphere makes Ashovllle the Ideal spot in all America for pleasure,
rest, recreation, homes.
loull be tickled to death
mountains and valleys, the I'ligah National Forest and Game Preserve,
ana our paved roads make seeing
oyer wwi irei hereabouts.
The 18-hole all-turf coif couro of the Ashevllle, Country Club on
me slopes ot sunset Mountain, witn its view or 1'liirah and the
iiat to the West, lis a
For reservations write the
MANOR, GROVE PARK
5WAnnAN0A UtKnLtT, MAHG0 TERRACE. A
lllutralgfl LooVIrt iImihI ttila uanrlatlrtil In ih
"llettl of thr
home, luiinri,
nrrhsrdin.
t .::.
(Qruing
DnAnfiTDAr.CNxBuckner
uunnturi nnuu. sc
crotorv
i.iiiuii v.sr cu.T
jhst Coast
p J X l4r
., v THE GOLFERS' WINTER PARADISE .7
vW-tI'ri(i?" 'TKEHattCoast of Florida is particularly fortunate In having so
iVijWS??-- many superior Goll courses located at various points thereon, ;,
mJ? .'vfn7vlVe .nil A.rnmm nl , I. e nn.ltnl r a rr . h, llt.u nmal.lir nr ,n,lt. Ore
t?ZM Km Mrs,
cordially Invited to avail themselves of the privileges which -are
(reely extended under the usual conditions at all the clubs
i ANNOUNCEMENT OF TOURNAMENTS FOR 1921
At St. Autuitine The St. Augustine, Links .
Filth Annual Spring Tournament . . . . I'eb. 21st to 2th :
Winter Championship of Florida . . . Mir. 21st to 26th ...
Arldrr. Rnhvrt Miirrnv-rjntml Ponte dm .eon
At Ormond Ormond Beach Golf Court
Tomoka Sweepstake Jan, 25th to 20th ,.
Ormond Deach Championship b'eb. 14th to 19th
Invitation Tournament lor Women Feb. 28th to Mar. 2d
Championship at Volusia . , Mar. 14th to 19th "
Address R L Johnston
Al Film Ueach Palm Deach GolIChib,
Lake Worth Tournament, Jan 24 to 28 3 clxteenc
South Florida Championship, Feb. 7 toll 5 sixteen s
Women's Championship. I'eb. 14 to 182 sixteens
Championship ol Palm Ueach.
Address E, Benin - Hotel ?ov'a Potncunn
At Miami Miami Countrr Club
18 hole course 0142 yards . . . Par 71
Address Jot P Greaves Hotel Royal Palm
Nassau, Bahamas Nassau Oolf Club
Nine hole course 2228 yards . .Par 14
Tvxi
Address John IV Greene Hotel Colonial
Surf Bathing. Tennis, rinhint. Boating. Hiding,
Thr.mh Pullnant frm all frinrl;f rill, I t Utrida lait Ctait
tsUSUhWi,
Rutfti null mamtr rtnnittltnt ftr hmtiau and Havana
FULL IKFOSUaTlOa AT 111 FIFTH IVt SEW VOSK CITY
Li-Z
Telephones, .Mndlson Square
O'J.10 nnd 0331
I'UIIUIIA l.vvr ( HAST
friniiU. hlaua...
,.. ...e
fio-lAWn- -"
FORT Mvr.ns, n.A.
Hotel Royai Palmv
'ort Mers,
lorldi.
Ian H.
IS.Hole Oolf Flshlnir. Svvlmmlne Pool, Kverj
ltoom with nath, J. I. NKl.BOX, Manager.
IIKI.I.HMIt IIIIICIITS 1T,
thk iiki.i.i:vii:w
llellenlr llelchts. rin.
IUlltMlDA
"Islands of Sunshine"
HAMILTON HOTEL
BERMUDA
Modern In C'onstruetlon and Operal'on
UuO Suites with Hath Fireproof
Accommodations for 000
Management of ,1, A. Sh-rrurd
V. V. Oilier 125 Slh Ave.. Spur Travel niireno
(Booklet) Cable Address "Hotel llermuda"
iri".in:r canada
C'huteiiii 1 rniitenae, (liirbec, Canudu,
l'ur Jujoiik Wtntrr lliillihns.
T(llll
Let us tell You
the cost of your winter trip tt
Bermuda
California
Help you plan your route
JLet US Fwnish railroad & steamship tickets
Make your hotel reservations
Advance arrangements are necessary for winter travel.
Raymond-Whitcomb are official agents of all steam
ship lines and the Raymond-Whitcomb office in Phila
delphia is General Headquarters for Travel Information.
Write, telephone or visit us
RAYMOND & WH1TCOMB COMPANY
1338 Walnut Street Telephone Filbert 3804
The American Express Company announces the first cruise ever offered
Honolulu via Panama Canal
without change of steamer
OritheNew Cruising Stearftef'
iuetrnsrtCiKol
rlawkeye State v
a to I Aumt
45Bavs
Including Shore Fxcunsorfs
with special automatic tem
with private bath. There
and shore excursions under
tkWLWLWTt Central I'liona Hpruea
,yLwLmlv V
WINTKH nr,tOKTfl
ATI.ANTIO C1TV. X. J.
HKVIt l,K.
with these, wonderful, forctt-cotrered
them oy motor a real dream; 64 peaks
lure all its own.
INN, BATTERY PARK, LANGREN,
lllar lUd-r for Trl.oni. ,ff
livrttock, fHculturr, ,y a
and lh hnUl ami .Kr. r yy-
v:riz". .::"." :j -&.
oou-f nil jouri jtffyy fnlt
int ina sitins .aar - it v
" -- -s
ASHEVILLE.N.C
l't.Olt 11 i;1T CItXST
Jt -r-r-v
Hotel Ormond .
Palm Beach Countrr Club
Mar. 7th to 11th 4 sixteens
""'
st. PF.Tintsm.'ito, ru.
Manhattan Hotel &&'
Ileautlful Uround. Music. Get lloobJet.
Daytorta Beach Hotel
Broad verandas face the Ocean. Thoroughly
modern. Cuisine unexcelled.
lutes IS 60 u
IS per ay. American plan.
PALATKA. FLA,
OPEN AiA THE YTJVR
PUTNAM HOUSE
rAiATKA, rr.A..
unT p.
II I1F.AOH. FI.
Lnkc Court
IVi'e for Inf.
Palm tte,h Ouiir. Ce,
,pts.
CANADA
Canadian
National
Trunk
Dally
tervle. Across Canada,
apply to A. H. Chovvn,
Dept 12T0 Hroadway,
For all information
c.en. Au-t.. Passenger
N Y. City.
wF es vimyUA 4h
TubwA tLliiKUp
iiijiaf -jiTiMnrii
Y ' I 1. V X '
kb-
Ml A
af 1 -V
" AA ii-'sr
-CSssiaai .
Nassau Cuba
Florida Anywhere
eAttieieas
$1025uo
3
1921
WINTKtl ItR.tnnT.'
ATLANTIC) C1TV
Reduced Rates for
Month of January
THE BREAKERS
Atlantic City, N. J.
On Ocean Front Fireproof
Unusually attractive during Winter and
Sprlnir Seasons. Horseback: on tho beach,
Golf, Indoor Bwlmmlng and the ever
popular "Itolllng Chairs" on Iloordwalk.
Luxuriously appointed Lobbies and Bun
I'arlor with afternoon musical; and
complimentary Tea Service, which lnvltea
relascatlon.
American and European plana,
ATLANTIC CITYsN. J.
jofDislmctimorJltealComlort
A3K. a
HRTira'S.JBuxfr
IM.WM.
JT THE IDEAL FAMJLY HOTEL
Arlington
I 1 Exck!iv Location Moderate Rata
I4t Us Make You Feel nt Home In the
"City of Kolitist Health"
HOTEL MORTON
Ocean Knil Virginia Ave. Capacity 3n0.
rievator. rrlrnte lloths, etc. Altv-nys Open.
irznA c. nr.M, a fafl si. corn, rrops.
ATLANTIC
7Tc
1T A'stTTL iTATITTv
'to
'UA1 JTHJIVE. city
Worlds Greatest Hotel Success
AM. KIAAB. Owner. N. J. COLUNi, Ir.
,i0ll4v-y,il'5'2Al'(12'JL,-
RICKS HOTEL
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
Mldrray lletvreen N. Y, and Jacksonfllle
"The bnaleal Place to llrealt Your Trip"
New. Modern Throughout Accom. u0.
Write for Information
T. L. rtL,M). Prop.
Ainnw. b. o.
AIKEN
South Carolina's Premier Itesort
Highland Park Hotel
opk.n' i)i:ci:Miinit to may
Possess! s a diiirin nil It own"
CLIMATi: ItllfilllATION H.NVIIlONME.NT
Address ,1. .1. HWKKNKY. Mnnuer
Summer IVhlieface inn. Lake Plurid, N, Y.
ST. AUflCHTINK. 11.A.
St. Augustine. Fla.
Hotel
PONCE DE LEON
Now Opon
Hotel
ALCAZAR
Now Open
"IDEAL Winter climate for
-1- Golf, Tennis, Fishing
and all outdoor sports.
"St. Augustine Links"
18 hole hest in Florida.
Good roads for Motoring,
Driving and Riding.
i:iUT.TH)X.l,
Itoth Sexes
NIGHT SCHOOL IS NOV OPEN
1 ha Night School of Struyer's Dual
ness College Is now open nnd students
who wish to taka any course ol busi
ness training should enroll at once.
Call, write or telephone for particulars
and state what course you are in
terested in.
Strayer's Business College
S07 Cheitnut Street rhone, Walnut 384
LEARNLANGUAGES
AT "UK
BEiUlU SCHOOL
IWl 1 IIIMTNLT STOKKr
ny
the llerlltz Method Students
learn not only tu read and irilt
put espeoiaii
and to speak
a-uste TrtlAl,
to linrierklnnrl
the foreign Ian
I.KPHOM niEK.
i.mrri.Mi: ori'nitTtxrniM
If emplojcd In the daytime, study aliorthand
or boolik eplnu ut iileht Our ioiiisi'H Live
eumplale ofllco tralnlns and qualify
.,. u. n,i,.u)iin yuoiiiun, LUt
uloir. Hint t Ill'klV'I'Ilt ,nm m .-
II3 nnd rnllrce of tomniprre
1017 Chestnut Ht. l'hllndelphla
TTic Taylor School '"? 'rkri .
I Ilu.v Nlulit
'ntuislvo Instruction In drewr Shorthand
I rnui-li Tplna. HooklirepinB, Acrountlnu
I Inullsh Specialist teachers select class'
'ni equipment Call or phone, Wat. Km
FRENCH
SPANISH
GERMAN
ITALIAN
(iliAitli nutlJUl.
Ill' LAMIUAUHM
IC.11 Chestnut Nt.
Ilv the Uiijitrd hjBt.m joo
lenrn qulclilr to speak, un
derstand, read mid vrrltr.
ntivi: ti: ,c 11 i;in
Prlt He and Class Lessons,
Wanamaker Institute
23t AM) WW.NUT STS.
'ac.incles for five utudeuts only in each
course. Tuition reduced one-half.
hend for ritnlng Day and lilnht rl a rises
Privnto Lessons rW!1' '"c". -ntu
rravuii. icssvJlls Slatlieniallea. Kts.
If lea Wlldman. lrH7 Usee Ht, loensl toil
lili:Ni.'lI. l'uul and llcrtho Itoues, (i33 H
,-ilt el
Yoiiik IViiiuen nnd (ilrla
Y. W. C. A.
1800 ARCH STREET
I'lii 11'". Voile, Violin and Miind'illti Dents
('insert rtlory Instruclun ltriiHnn,.ble Itriles
l'honri Locust l.WU MAKV II. SlOSKIt.
Illrerlur.
Ml'MCAI. 1N1TIUTTION
RAG
Piano Playing
Taujht BcRinnera
in 20 Lessons
ritKis nnoKLin"
Adult llesliiners .
Npeclnlty ,.
Adtnnie Course Ir
ou Now Phiy
I'hnne Nitrnre lldl
JAZZ
ciikitkvhk Ht'linni, nr pop, mtsic
IHSn rhestnut Ht. Iluy W Worley, lr
5I10H (ierninntomi Ate, Phone (iln. 23,13
School of MusicL"' " i' "t.
-, I it . ,,i 013 W. LehlKli Ae
Temple Univeriity aoio nrnnuuiouu Ar
All llrunrhes or Musis. Ilrtlniiers uuil
Adtunerd Pupils. Cululoi,
PARCEL POST
Iiarlicr KcisHorH, Clip
pers, Itazom and Mani
cure Scissorfl,
Also Safety Uaior tlladea
ilesliarDened
i Filbe4 Grinding Co.
u:o rwiimx sy,
,1, ,,l ,, ,1 M l
r
(1
rAIlCEI. Poht" """I
Patents ?S?.. "?"
"rite, phone
reurj
Hit fj
Willinmsnn S, X:'ll'
miormation.
naiiy S8?5 Anffl.B?BiW'wm2.S5i
" wh...w.b. j. IWlllinMA..
.. V I
nil'OllTini HU3IATILV n-RMMirr.
HAVANA CIGARS "
43.7B VVM, IIUNimKD-p.rrt VS
HATI8FACTION ODAnANTIT.O na
MONKY llEFUNDKi,
SENATE CIGAR CO.
nor rt'i:ii8Ti:R st. nmanF.fjim
DIAMONDS BOUOTfT
nrlnif us your dlamonda If vou ...
realise the highest possible price to, W
No matter what other, tell you ttji'?
worth, act our price before you sell f "'
We pay IB.fxTto 1100.00 for each dla,,-,
more than othera pay. "mjij
H;e us and be convinced,
We buy any lze. shase or color
?Trn, 'J.cliSJ. $,. .alatnonds boush't.
KKI.T.Y ft TO. f'AI.I, 032 CIlFsrvn, .
Phone Walnut 7S44. rTulu F.51'
PHvate office. 2d floor, over rhlM'i'L
JTsTl
EHVEIO PES
EZRA LNINSONSttr
26 South Sth Street
rhone Iombnrd. 8218 mn
rhone Main SS37 1) I'MIa.
r
PAPER B ACS
"SWEETAIR"
The modern Method of
Painleis Extraction of
TEETH
SAm AS SLKKP"
One to 20 teeth extracted
ITlthOUt Daln or llannse.
Just tho thing for nervoua Decile
no ill effecta follow lu ua p"'"
Come In for eiamlnailon Jronais
DR. MOSES
S. E. Cor. 7th & Marltat Sla.
Fnrtnertu on etntt nt romlssf tlennUnt
'Send or Call for New s
RUPTUREBOOKLET
AHK TOU KII1T10N NO. 4
Kollable and comprehensive Informs.
tlon rcrrardlni; rupture, Its ilirrerrnt
forms, treatment and cure, vvlih ana.
tomlcal cuts nnd Illustrations ot rooj
nnd bid types nt appliances Alio
testimonials.
Our Patented Adjaited Rapture Pad
has been giving wonderful satisfaction
tn thousands of customers, many of
whom hod previously tried every Known
devlco with bad results.
Consultation & Adtlce Without Chartl
I. II. SKIU.Y. 1027 WAI.N'l'T HT.
. Cut Out ond Keep for Reference
EYES EXAMINED FREE
NO DROPS USED
SPECIAL
GLASSES FOR $1
THIS WEEK 1
VALUE K.tO
Alt prescriptions filled ut a savlni
of 25 to BCo. Glasses made on tho
premises while you watt
MYERSON OPTICAL CO.
8 NORTH 9T1I ST.
Open Mon. & Sat. Et;. Till 9 P. M.s
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6 pair Lille for $1.50 J
1 pair Silk for $1.00
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6 Pair for $1.35
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444 S. 60lh St.
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