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EVEXIXG PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MAT 13, 1921
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
tellers to the Editor
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Will rOUI'!"
UK ns ' '''1 r" '
Couples Should Live Alone
Tn the F.dltur ' t'- I ' " n Pi. rfii'
Sir In r'n 'Ur I'l'iwP'"1 "' "
!. T." I wish 'ii nuke n f inB"'"""
Th. aver.iff" l'i diss not u h n
th tsiri" inu- i'n i"
Thftt is no !nmi for n "if1
eilioum llvs b'"1
h fluush'pr- Mi
themselves -i' f '
n Ion on- v " 'n
children in i" " ' i
had her iihti ml "
tbelrt
Vr inni
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JHUWini i I'n
man i in- ." .- . , - , ... , ,
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then nu
lll'l t Hi
I.etipr tn I ho Kdltni RhouUl ho ns
I rn r .mil to th.i i ni a. piisMbIc,
.ii'Mtlini; anjtliir.K tint wmild opi u
a ilcnnmin.itlorml ot aoct.it i.in ills
i .iii- on
No .ittnntion will ho paid to anony
mous .-ttprs N, unes and .ulrlresii'i
must, hi- ljmi 1 ns mi tnidi'tico of
Bond fnltli ntthotlKli li.imrs w'U H"t
l" prlntpil If request Is made tliat
tiipy hn omlitod
The iiuhlirntlon nr a letter la not
'(i he tHUtn iih tin tndorjunent of lea
Ii'mh In thin piipor
Cnmniunlra'ioti will not ho re
"trtiii l iinl ,ii cnmpnnled hv ;ot
iCo t"i uli nt.imitx'rlpt ! .ivel
(ini) pounds of olenitis rgnrlns rnnnufiifturM . The Clodded of t.lbsrty cm
800 OnO.OOO rounds of crenmw butter and ' Ten thousand celestial directed the way
700.000.000 rounds uf farm butter. I And hither conducted the dame
A fair buddlnB branch from the rara'ns
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f. linns h 1
Questions Answered
A Disputed Saying
To Ihf t.ililnr o) the livmlna Pubhr l.tda't-
Sir- Who Iw the author nf the sAln
nlmut "the world vrlV find a beit"n path to
Ms dior' - l"ee rIvo correct wordin o(
this fine thought.
Mits w i. MM.r.Ann.
Phlladelphle. May 0. iiiji
The auetailon Is ns fii"'uvs ' tf o mno
Mnarh a belt'T e.iTmin wr'te a botr Imhk
" build a bettor moui. trap then hl rieii'
Imr, iho' he hi. la hlnuelf In the lldernem.
h world will make a beaten path to bi
door "
P e authnrehlp of thle qilotutlen te In
' IV J T 'The bl(thet point In Mae
eachuetut l Mount Orelock In the wet
ern put of the etate. It Is 853." feet hljh
The hlRheet mountain In Maine Is Katahdln,
ftlOO feot.
nboie
WTiere millions with millions acrea,
She lirought In her hand ns a pledge of her
hi! e.
And Iho plant she named I.lbertv Tree.
poses. ToU wilt find It In Mr. flervtea'a
collected poems In the public libraries.
Oeore J'ltjpatrlck asks for a poem en-
'Tenn" The poem "I'd lUther He &
Lobster Than a Wlto Guy" was printed In
fthe Publlo'i Forum of the Sunday 1'cuto
ijUDorn oi siarcn o. you can secure a cobt
o' that Issui at the otflfi '
Pl'll I t'l
North To e
Philadelphia Mi'
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t- I i tiabi' ait t1- m.in a tio-a-i'rt ..nr.troierey. but most echo itre attrlbu'e It
n .1 Ti. wom.in iiwh'iIiiik'i B"t a e-it ,,, t:m"iim I'Rliln t'. Wilson, of Ohln
' ire 111 man ' -1 'jtn 'o taUi a e'rep d .ires thit tho eenlerce was used In a
four wirneri rme.lf Ini'uded Mere in theli eernn n by lr J It teuton In a New York
i e' r.ff-.rln him ihilr seats. In the mean 1rihtnrlan rhuTh while preichlnir on th
ni. Iiiwei'er soni" in- woied "ei .ml .,,. n, (ouid nut be hid' Howeier the
. mn i E4e th ii-',d i i'' snl h'msi ( oKr nf inlhorltv is that the s'n'en'e
n"i ml ue f m- women promptly reiurnul w, orulnaliy ueed hv Ilnnreon The vn
ur e tm. laiim i t.. lm found In the mottoes rt K -
1 ii ml 'n sMo anotber Inhtan.o i' i t.rt Huidiard
M ulster and I w 're rid-
For Renders to Solve
and I prompi v .'.xid up. and In ordor " ' ,..,. , ,- ,,w
t.. maKo the o.d linn fol that I lad not n.- V boird Is eimeen feit loup Inelie
' gu.n him mi e-at I -ft mi eleirr and walket ln"he wld at one end and tapirs down to
i to tho end of th- train Tho o'd gentlen-an " Inches at the other. How far from the
' .... . ... n.t mitiT 1 ha nut mn Ur .mU .Ue.. ..(ft
nt tiown two ma uto's Tn fii' wno ""- . vM. c.. t.ni, v.vn v.-s, .l4
iu i'ii nurnpnr oi sniiarr TO l
. .' ?,,..T' l"O.e0re,, Jl i'eClellan Brad- Th w,Mt, exotic struck deep In the ground
uatHd at West Point In tmtl tanKlnu second . Uk( ft ,mtlV(, ,t flortinM aniI ho,,,
in nis class Thn tjim, uf lu ffult dr.. th, na(on
D. T. 11." It Is eald that Abraham "!"o,!i iki. ....k-. .u,.
Lincoln's eslate at his death was estimated .. T" ?u. ;l,'h'",';;v, !'',, 'lv ,.
At AtHM.i iik aao i cnmlrdful or namea or distinction they came,
at noout 11B.000. ror fr(1(,mPn 111)() brothrfi nEro,
'C. I P"." Tho aierace estimated depths . With one spirit endowed, they one friendship
of all the oceans Is from tiro to two nnd a j pureii'd
I alt miles. And their temple was Liberty Tree.
Iteneath this fair tree, like the patriarchs of
iild.
Their lurid .n ran'eniment they nle.
fnivxed with the troubles of llier and gold
The cires of the grand nnd the great.
With tttnlvr nnd tnr they Old Knglan.l sup
Piled
Poems and Songs Desired
life In bcr
nrrante m i. ' bn mo
.. !.. .1 11 'I 'I b wr
away nur hPP "'" no., f-r ou ha'o ..
sister to vi, - .our rr-i , V'
anddaushtu . mui x ' 1 '- r " "' " "'
and son. and r i a duBb-T" dn .
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,rJi'': '.:. ... .. ,.. m . m- ' m'niii -
UUlllTi '"I , - .. ,,. . h. ... -fr 1 - , ft .,rv nt( ..O'ltl II
tn.in no . ,n.ri. j Tho wom.n g"t the one remaining
lOIl
The Nntlon'3 Anthem
e rw.ini ,J .'. A'-omntf I 'I. N r'1fl
pjr--Ii- or -n is tha' th' i ' t ""' ' Mil tnnrd ea'i m do this and tho two e- if n,i
probab.. n" i - " is a ns "io. ong .ni wer threupun offerd m Some iwm'i
as subl'me e ml as '. rh 's- ."i ' ' Uni court"v 'tjst as some mn do bir
Hanne- ' 1 t .s f " K" " " ,l '"" th."e a- ni i- ir-n who how cmir'osj
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wrords it ' i
effective ' i r
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dcid an m- i i
forever i f. u
drred hi i-n-that
poes is n
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than those who 'a--k It
MR 3 ltV T M?IKY
I'hl.slelphla. Mn I' it.1 I
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Need More Than Mere Subsistence
' ' Kdilor nf fhe Ki" " F'tihli 1 'dorr-
i sir- M'henever ibo
TlillaJ- ph' i Va
Real Country Girls
Ncnrness of Germans to Paris
To thr Kditor vf thf r.vrnma VubUr J,dofr
Sir II "v mam tnllis from Psrls n .r
the iltrmiin in their drive in 101 1 and also
in Mm of inift' v i t
Phlladr pblj Jjav P 1021
Tho ile-ttnn advance reaohed i-s high tid
o' .ptrmlT i! ttll4 and brought thtn
ti !, ! '"eniyflie miles nf Paris scouts
M ' nearoi In Mav of 1H1A th'lr neirest
Pt'-eioi to lMris was on the Anne. nppro
'. i a'e i flft tnl s dl'tance.
"One Winter's Day"
To Mi" Frhfor nf IK VvfrAiQ Vubllr trdotr-
Sir Where may 1 obtain the poem from
which theso lines nrc taken? Tan a leader
tell me?
On wlnler'e day long long ago,
Whn I was a lit 1 1- fe'lo.v
A piper wandnpd to our door
(Iray-headed. blind end yellow "
Mlf IV R WYSNT.
Philadelphia. May It. 10J1
titled "Olrl of My niuo Velvet nnd." Can tnu, -. .,
a reader send it in? I yjEl D 4laV E w
t.vdla Iionoian desires ths poem entitled Tacfimnni
"The Last Hymn." the first verse of which i CSHIilOIlI
Is I .a
"The .abbsth Day was ending In a villsgs lCL ff 1.1
And the uttered' benediction touched the I JfHV IH
tieople tenderly. '''sM
As they rose to fata the eunset In the glow
ing, iigntea west.
And then hastened to their dwellings for
Clod's blessed boon of rest."
T S n " desires the words of a eomlc
song popular about fifty years ago eonlaln
Ins the lins
' nh Lord, ladles, don't vou mini Stephen'
Mephen's such a III? that the devil won't
believe him "
vn A iMtA P
lonial Letters? Oh, Lady!
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Nnl.a I ' n' u Anr Other Itemed j I
lOiea it,.- Moted To Most Oet HI
oruggut 15c - 35c & $1.60 Worth its cost!
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roiiii- M 'n' '. "i""7 rli
Btr t i . -n it 'l-s'. I i i
troversi ! 'ii !' 'i K-um 'eg.
the desl-abi 'i f mirn ,nif im'n
One of i' ' "os'ioiidoi t sms tb'
h .11. rH . . ni.rr .1. tl 1 llU'r' V ' '
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'no tning nn. "
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jntn slrl 'hat Is hoe t
1 ... p.. '.'ti 1 a- 1 n
ti. mi tn 'he ' '-ur- i nm "' Bl"
- whether eh. oos 'o iho i ".
1 ti" cuntrv me d-"s rn'
brings her
and i-l 1' 1
about I li
heart an I
pn.or in
thr.t. m m
or rem i "
Spoil l' '1')
gh' die- r: 1 ' " n"k i' 1 oov.'it rn
l , ., . i I. m. e a frugs' ll m
loving m h "ul r.i i '. r cht'd-'n 'o be i
om. iiii n n 1 uni-n 111" kilt 'lu I
makes -n' wn-es of the tM " a-jund
Phou d h' i. r .. nuf i . , n an "
usual!. - . . ' oo.ieit.n t ompe' i'
aov1eir . n--se'-j luiii-es nan'
rlght-hsr m i" ' wo -
But 'hi . g . -M- i I. I Ii spen
thrift rn i s -i . - 'i j .' '
In tho ns- - n 1 ' . ! I ? ' 1 1 '
lng and sms g . ot 1 "
ly "-h.!' p' )..,
washing . ' lio i- '
wa.l She t . s up h- --
farmei 'i 'i ' i ' i -.
Inu- 1 j' . ' l- '
ho UlUSi 's I f o in'!
while a 'a 'Ir t " '
while !' led s bu. j 'iKnt 1
the lsrdor f . -.1
Bird" ' a f.Ti uji f - ' se'ho
Chlldren frcm u-1 a ' ijs rri
MP 1,- 'he '!' !e if 'hi fe u- 1 d""
out in.ong ti-i ur ' - rib " 'i'- o
rcmn a mens , eoci' and t i ' '
courts r m p- -eri.ir ."
God l "S ' . 1" o 'ore.b." .'" " !
triOUS c lit- "- ' "r lt--ri ,. '
that ro .. '' . d "-.at ru.es 'M wr-d
She In 'hi. t r , . i r-h s r : r - b i i
bone of o m . r iw l.ind I "
scarce and oi. .''- m Ir e in'
ptltj-' .11H.1" '" PHICE
Lar.gh r 1' i VN . . '.'1
m-s up r-
r ling; th ridui-' n ' t- s i.-gi.
i-n' Is usuall brnugh: rorh th.it tho cost
' ,ii 'rg has -iino .'.in ho I ilia- wag s
i.--f .rn should l-i it, -'ii i' - f - Hi'
e,eif rsutn"! ' thit i' I int. I 'ha' b,.i,i, i n..,j..t..
og ,.,.t, .,... t, n -edu oi ' pt .-.ni- Problem In Quadratics
H'li 'he. have n.o -a e ins v.rk.ri. mn , roll.- (.-or thr I mi iy Publir I rdtjrr'
i i w in -n to n. in -e. s ii r I on .'ust tir With vour Kin 1 permission, mim
inii wages as win n.-ibl Ih.m 1 ' ' tre t0 prosont the ful'iiwing prol Jem In
. w note tenor of tho a'gutti. r 'f tres Quadratics
... f'ii- iner"stod in wog.. -ohic'. as re- P tulco tho ato of a rectangular fle'd
ies iround the cost of i ig ""u ' o bo uhtri ted fr.im t'Hco tho aiuare ot no
,-.. , suppusn thn ihei ' -1o to "he I long-el ' ! t'io remainder will bo 153.'
i i.ng c ies onlv nut encush . f th fruits square i-i1 and If the square nf the oihor
t 'ho, i abor to keep tl1' wr-i,o- n - e de i.o subtracted from its arei, the r
htv m-i continue at wor ' i.i n- - maindi-r wi I bo ,-i,,J square rods, what 1
oil's f ,r th employers nnl u in H 'el' "h ares of this tl.ld and the length of
tii. "teh s'llo1 I may sav here that this prob-
tf that Is the stn'iw nf th nr --s .i. In m can bo sr',e,l without reining tn an
irp-tf 1 by 'ho mp oers i " ' equ it or i f the tou-'h degree II. M.
r 1' hones' about It nni so stito i ,i- . - . Phradelph'..). Mint) .'fi, ;!.!.
m ooi ij4e the Issues If h iilC'
inrkTi are entl'l'd ii noth'nc ni ic " c.r.. d.......j u. ,
I- 'vv'rr.-tiei,iin'n-.etnin I Swords Presented by Congress
ii I :. n wh ' V'i... 111 . l (T '!. rdlfo- o' Me f"inij Pubric .iforr:
iFei t'.' w.irkeie ,n that hutru'le pus ..i . --.r I'.'iso -m ', w luini swords ha...
s. ru le ;
N a singe .iri.mett o -to- tb i
, -re vi t of l.!n s rodneil ' 't
j t,.ed hv an of too emp over- in tl
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e !'im .
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en pienent.'d i-l
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I hi .. In'i hla M i
The following i
ill. bo. ,
"(res. 1,.h p.
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i gress for distinmiisheij
W. L. IJ.
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ist of army off cers
- - 1 with Minis b
i -ui V llijlm, Hn-
M'.n James llunt.M
The Greatest Short Poem
l"o "te i'l -'' i1' I - , '' '
Si' A - J n e '1 ,.-
wnclv t' . - ." .. -. I
wen he i'i .''-. -r'T
Kng' sn i rf.ii.' . f , ii.fi
Blfled 'i ' i - i -i ...
Was r 'o- i -r i o. -
was '.urg' . - ' i 1 -
There w , . a' r. r r -s
The res .-
many -en - '-,. i; - :i''
.were Ir -" ' :c- ,- s-. et
Interest ,i 'h I cot " i r r m
edded t -i ei,ve tt i -he xi'roesi n
lens fr. n jr -'a 1.
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l j'en.in' II. nlitnn 1, ltis'nn I.leutenan
'. ' Moe ind Kns " Kdmnnd fhlpp nn
."eb"iar 13. 1,?', . , n, . Hu-hsrd M
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' Pngadl. .Li.-, : i Hainor M.
. 'btitral J p M -on HrUa.l . - Uei
' A. (Jultman y g i er (l-nerai T l:
T" and Hr.ga.l r ' ml vv ,t IV -i-:i
v """. -' ,s" "n ' "' '' MJor O-nera
J in K. Iluui J.in.ri' i l-.M.
Three Wells Problem
. I llr n' II . . ; 1 ,i
i ' sou i. n . j , . -h n. '
ein aei i on . f ' ,r I . p .
' ony t.f -,. ir - . i.m - in
i- 'tl i r f i i . ni a i
ii -i li revt - g.t I nr eamo v
' - -I n'e i I. iY n-i impress
I soi the ao.ut in p'jh si d a njml'
, t HKIl
a-o fac'or i-s to he T ---e t- t j. Hre I"...' and a tl rea-
a ad.... a'is ,f v.hk ea h i m is a we :e oi-io-s of tr
ii ,trds 'or , i i,er o ig. , e- .' .s f,
I so iru 'h'" d' n -i i Are ii.iiurr,
i ii ii r- i ' I f r r tn"h i 1
II-r bo rg so 'i h. i. .in tl. so nu r
i-'t their u'lthor'ti- for that i .ew .if 1
i i I can Imagine - gr-a'er Insult ' "i-.
,i ' " I v or'.d a i "'hers h. n t,, ?f tnm that
- n 1 jhou d aocep' w ago ji, nierelv peea se is
keep'ns t t going to one 'hem us much to uvn
I'n as for the l.i s s. eril vears That la ex
i' f i the same na t, nf 'h-m 'Ini at. o
'.i' ed 'o t.o mirn liii i ii ii, gh 'o eus'oin
.'fe If t 'iotn't tn in . i 'hat and no'h
ing muro 'hi-n w" I tip. -u- t-,1 uj whit
i 1 ' ire ii t 1: ?
If 'V i ' -s i . . -. i, i, . a bir
-nbsistente w ,u ii 1 .1 ' i- .s waste in nei
i.t.ertts'nc "li - efiv.'g . ihr'm,n , an-J
i-glnc tn ' v 1 wh .' 'i-im. lints b;
'ru aatnii .-xpir. pr - i.i.l'. - ,-
r.K p- to pu-ohese -r.. b'".'- o 4, o goods
o v enoe. o"i . hi m i auiomrii . i
i nionds wn' Vi t " It w pr- t v '.. I..
r. ighi on ii . ihist . . iage an I if the
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V.
nsue- I i -i iiie. Ir w'fMT ilei ro ha nill if t r i I
rU'iR. KK T YKltKfc:' ' ' otinec-d n 'h a' 'h'- ho-i. - n .
VI t , ,v i pi ii ii an 1 to no'h in rr-iss ini'b-'
ii i inn sh i g ir in ig i ii o
f rm i' on ' ,u . ' n gli ' i . ,
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it ii " in;!
"Take Hold of My Hand"
To f lm Editor of fde Koenlni; Public I.rdnrr:
"r I am verv nntlous to secure a poem
containing the following lines:
" 'Take hold Of my hands,' said the Utile
child.
"When the way is dark and the snow Is
Pi ed
Thick on my path and the wind Is wild
Fap.i. take hold of mv hmd ' "
JAMES T imANHHY.
Ph'l.idelphla, Mav n. 102I.
"I Hate to Be a Boy"
To fie Pdlfor of fa.e ft' n I ll 7 PlWic I.cdjet
f-tt- I nm anxious to securn a Juienl'e
ftn which begins aa follows-
' I ha'o to be a hoi. I do.
Theso o'd school books. I bate them too
I toar them all In tatlers
(inmmar, good-bj . those Iw s ate fools
Vtl i keep a book en fu I of rn e
An I all such tedious mattp-s
SAitAll T lli-i'il.
Camden, N J , Mav P 111" I
"The Human Touch"
7". flu- rrflfor of far 'ver no Plib'C I efface
?.- I am verv anxious to s.i-ure , Hit e
pi ! wh eh begins " TIs tho liumdn touch In
this world that counts." S U V.
I'l.ilirtelphla. Mav n ir2t
'T's io human touch. In this world tint
ci unts
Tno touch of vour band and mine.
Mhi li means far more to the fa'n'ing
he-irt
Thin she, tor and bread and wine
I'or shelter Is gone when ilie night . o e-
nd bread lasts otili n .la.
Hut tie touch of the hand an! tb sound of
the Voice
ctrc i n in Ihe soul ulwn-
Poem of Revolutionary Period
Tr ft!.- -ilttni o' thr ,'retMilo Puh " ,' --iftf. f
S- '"lain print in our 1. . i , l'i mi
the p em hi Thomas I'ainn I n.
1,'i.ci . rrro i. .! c,
Ph ad! in a Mav 10 IHCl
I HE LII1EHTY TI'.KR
illy Thomas Palm i
'1-'s' published In ITT
In ' ' ! n' of light from the tign v
nd uupporled her power on tie ei.
I'or l.olt'es they 'fought without getting a
groat,
Tor the honor of tho Liberty Tree
Hut bear, ye swains, 'tis n tale most pro
fane. How all the tminnlcal Powers.
Kings, commons nnd lords nre uniting
amain,
Tn cut down this guardian pfj ours
Krom the Hast to the West blow the trumpet
to arms.
Through tho land let th Bound, of It flee,
I,et the far and tho near all unlto with a
cheer
In defense of our Liberty Tree
t
I ' V. Subscriber." The poem, the d"scrlp
1 ton of which ou furnish us. is Robert
",'n loo's "The Cremation of Pam Mclice '
, W.. h. never printed It on account of its
'ength nnd have no copies for mulling pur-
Do we serve you?
We Handle Only Um Very
f COAL
LiO Lbs. to Every Too
For 35 Yenra
We Serve You Right
OWEN LETTER'S
SONS
A Yard That Has No Equal
Trenton Ave. and
Westmoreland St.
nU rrankford I1S0
Keystone Host S33
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S. E. Corner 12th and Walnut Sta.
2330-32-34 N. Front Street
1816-18-20 Atlanlic Ave., Atlantic City
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ILLBYD)
Cuts in Lumber
' Si'c nf Inrriutail Frcitj! r .'nlf.
0 YOU KNOW that if the increase in
l'reight charges ere deducted, our
lumber prices now would in some
cases be actually less than thev were in
11)17?
For example, take yellow pine sheath
inpr. vhich in IMay. 1920, sold at $(57 per thou
sand; it yells now at $M0. Deduct hitf the freight
inrraio, $3.0:5, would leave only $:5G..T7. In
June, 1!)17, the price was H'.W.
Another kind of lnmlier (joist! vt'll.-i now
at ! L'. If the freight increase of Sfi.To were
deducted, it would make the present priu $.'5.j.'jr).
In 1017 it was $.'57.
Still another kind is six-im-h rookrs, which
;i year ago were $72 a thousand. Today they
are $:S8. If the freight increase of $:.(5:5 were
deducted, the price would be .:;..:!7. In 1917
it was $3H.
And yet we pay wages now aeraging liftv
per cent higher than in 1917.
In comparison with oilier materials, lumber
prices are very low. The time to buy is NOW.
Some day you'll build. If you want tho work
luii.ihnl on time, s-ee thut the lumber ccmics from LLOYD.
William M. Lloyd Company
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We, the undersigned employing printers,
are operating on a 48-hour basis and
will continue to so operate.
We have not and will not sign any
agreement for a 44-hour week.
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Ad. Service Ptg. Co.
Allen, Lane and Scott
Art Pig. & Embossing Co.
Atkinson, Wilmer Co.
Balch, A. C.
Bechtel & Co.
Beck Engraving Co.
(Ptg. D.)
Biddle Press, The
Bingham Co., The
Brennian, Jos. Co.
Buchanan, Geo. H. Co.
Burbank, S. H. & Co.
Chilton Company
Clark Printing House
Colonial Press, Inc.
Cox & Mason
Curtis Publishing Co.
Dando Ptg. & Pub. Co.
Davis, T.C.& Sons Co.
Deibert Press, The
Deitz, Chas. A.
Doolittle, Wm. H. & Co.
Dornan, Wm. J.
Dunlap Printing Co.
Eakens, Palmer & Harrar
Emery, Benj. F. Co.,
Eaton, Chas. J.
Elite Press
Fell, Wm. F. Co.
Fleming, Edw. T. & Sons
Franklin Printing Co.
Geddes, W. F. Sons Co.
Gibbons, Paul W.
Greene, Stephen Co.
Hallowell Co.
Harper Printing Co.
Harris & Partridge
Hoeflick Ptg. Co.
Holmes Press, The
Hopple, H. H.
Hoskins, Wm. H. & Co.
Howe Addressing & Ptg.
Co.
lnnes & Sons
International Printing
Co.
Jacobs, The Frank D. Co.
Kaupp, J. M. & Son
Ketterlinus Litho. Mfg.
Co.
KIopp, I. W. Co.
Larzelere, S. M. Co.
Lasher, Geo. F. Co.
Mann, Wm. Co.
MacCalla & Co., Inc.
MacDonald, Acton &
Young
McFetridge, John R. &
Sons
Magee Printing Co.
Maiswinkle Printing Co.
Martin-Pfleiger Co.
Moore, Rettew & Budenz
Murphy, John P. Co.
National Publishing Co.
Palmer, John T. Co.
Paret, Edw. S. Co.
Parkside Press,
Alexander Lackey
Patterson & White Co.
Pearl-Pressman Co.
Pomcrantz, A. & Co.
Provident Press
Saunders, W. B. Co.
Smith-Edwards Co.
Stern, Edward & Co.
Sturgis, Frederick
Thomson Printing Co.
Treichler's Printing
House
Walther Printing House
Washington Printing Co.
Ware Bros.
Williams & Marcus
Winchell, T. A. & Co.
Zicger & Riemer
Zimmerman, Wilbur H.
Co-operative Printing Co.
Collins & Co.
Hoy & Tondorf
Mann, Wm. Co.
Murphy's, Wm. F. Sons
Co.
It your printer's name docs not appear on this list, it
means that he is not supporting- our effort to keep Phila
delphia in a competitive, economic position.
The printers whose names appear above are making the
right for eery manufacturer and merchant in Philadel
phia. We do not ask your financial support, but in your
own interest we request that you see to it that your
printer's name appears in the next issue of the list.
The unions are attacking the printing industry today.
Tomorrow your industry may be attacked.
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