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Letters to the Editor
Cause of Lack of Work
ty the F.illtor ol thr Kvenlna Public t.edaer
t Wr The People's Korum Is very In
tereitllm nnd useful (or presenting: the
Publta's opinion, Can the reoplo of this
tlatlon be Chrlitlnnii nnd civilised when there
Is uch great deprivation at present and
for norne tlmo past with little hope of b l
trment In the near future?
WThero la no scarcl'y of work, livery one
y,Bsds food, clothing, furniture, houses, lux
' urlss. pleasures, travel and Industries All
tjieis make work The greater the wants
nnd extra vag-ance no niuch more work, siork,
there la no end to It to he done
It matter not how much we nil spend
rhen Vre hae It to spend It makes more
business and labor, the more each person
buy. To save too much alops business
and Industry although a little Interest Is
rotten. Kvery cut In wanes buvln power,
by high prices, taxes lav-offs. Inferior com
tnodltle reduces business and Industrv It
I positively necessiry to Increase wines
to boom up Industr and business cnlnrBlnu
the. people' purchasing power
All commodities are mnde to sell and
to Ue. When nobodv buvs them not hav
ing the means, although the nre ery muen
in need of them, then business and Indus
try low down and stop There are no or
der given to the Industries, then there Is n
cot and lay-off. less freight carried on
railroads, a lay-off takes place or wages
are reduced then business and Industry get
worse, which will continue so
.One million persons with needs of MO
000,000 a diy must have J10 000 nno In
come or wages to buy their wants of 110
000,000 to make JU) 000 Ono business and
Industry and itlve work to labor to toil
steadily. rlT,KKV AND VETEUAN.
. Philadelphia. August S3 1021
We "Stay-at-Homers"
To the Editor of (he Evening PuUic l.edarr-
Sir The wm the ex-service men keep
trying to get a bonus Is disgusting Haven t
wo taxpayers done enough alren.lv Uurine
tho war we went without sugar In our
enffeo (ometlme mostlj when we had cm
jny). We were forced (about SO per r-nt
of us), to buy Liberty Ponds nt 4'x per
cent interest That . the llr.. "me m
of u. ever saved anvthlna and think of the
nervous strain we have been under since
for fear the b,nk woull fl
D dn t the monnion "i - '- -
right or earning one Plank (the J. me
Plank) all day ne.rl drive some of us
taxpajers who were w-.rkln n,th',n't
pju, jobs Into a nervous collapse? Dldn t
tt,AUUho taxpajers were dlnn to go to
r ordv ere not between twentv-one
?nd thirty-one We I"" lhl nrmy ng"
HmU was fnrtj -five but our memories were
ban, "hat line during the host! Ues
"Tni hwUh"i. here bird, '-
?rer.dTtusf;rSr.hr
Philadelphia. August 24. ln-l
Canadians Our Friends
To Hie Editor o the Evrr.1 a PuMlc Leter-Stri-An
article arranged b Oeorge T
Humphreys discriminating against fcn lh
SrmUTrsl'aJnd!ngmor:cSlon,
rive'd-inTu-ff r NJhvvr r.,rr ss
Sir0r,-doj:
S?.5." JK UTL "nVr-nrmmfa.
Fmv;rrl:but
letter m ine v.i-...,. ---. .-.. . ,.j
nTyei" KXS "'.king from
rclexTeVnce,, Io t ?--.'0
. i t a "couple of iriems
nTh.lp vd-nclng the cmc us on ?our
.. )ismn nUN PXilaW-1 ' "
k . certain degree Your lener """ " ;---
?ne to r-flect against a country ..nd Ha
people who are near and dear neighbor,
'Vask Mr Humphrejs has he ever be-n
-''"n Toronto or Montreal to learn about th-
people he condemns? Th are Jus ,
-clear-thinking as any one o u ,.m. -.-great
respect for everything Amerldn.
Only a Canadian extrmeU Ignorant woull
irake such broad statements, and these are
very few. Canada and Its subjects are .ur
most intimate friend. tola5. ind should w .
ever be d. dared between Eng and and
America (which I hop- never will) Canad.i
trauld en'er t as our ally
Tropagand-i due to the Irish Question Is
misleading mmy Americans of England a
.i..,i.hin !..t us odont Mr Harding s
policy of lettlrg it be Engl md'n ,.r..lil'm
. to settle and keep our American rent'nvrite
y -mt home, so our Engllsr frlnds canrot
CCUSI. UA Ol nn mcinB mmi.-, ' -
take English blood Your r had n
tendency to creite hard feelings even
llnst Canada l-'t's 1 honest an 1 keep
euch things to our-ehes
HENIIY A TEAHCE
Philadelphia. August 25. 1921
Casual Summer Acquaintances
To the Kdltor of the firmnu I'ubUc l.nlo'r-
Sir sioulJ girls who ri to the snshore
resorts for vacations weeknd trips or
even excursion trips kep up a friendship
derived from an tnnoc-nt flirtation on th
beach or at the hottl while there, and
continue It Into the home life upon re
turning? The question is v ry peculiar I admit
.. vt la it not trii that girls who g
.. .. ..... I ... In mrn
to the shore, not exc udlng the fellows villi
Indulge In fllrtlnit as part of the ncmd time-
In. fact. I bell-vo som fellows ar. 1 cms
Would not enjoj themselves unless they
knew that the "plcktnit" was easy
Now for instance we are supposlnir that
we have returned from the resort, an I have
settled down once mnr to our dally rou
tine. Tho irtrl no doubt Kcts a call from
ono of her friends whom she met at the
shore nnd makes a so-iallcd dt" with
him. Thus the friendship of a mere fll ta
tton develops Into more Intlmnte acquaint
ance. Trettv soon the vounc ladv mij or
may not Introduce him to her pirents most
likely as an old friend That urines an
Clher point to my mind
Po the ynunit lidles renllr whit ihev
Rr dolnic In developing friendships with
fellows whom thv perhaps nevir h.ird of
and whom lhy know nothing of what th-
actually are I ndmlt that a rood rna"
are fine fellows Jut out for a oo 1 lime
but there are some m,n who ttn to the
shore and mike a lus!nss of cr iok ine
eBradatlon and with seimtnjr sincerm
use suave flattery to indu n the vnunt? la.ll.H
to think that thev real v ar- somjthinc
This Is liable to lead to the rulnlnic of ihi
whole llf for some unfortunnte muik
ladles. And I mlKht sav , xj -ienc- is
a great teacher' ns lien Tranklln i 1
but why not trv to avoid anj lc1i ir urn
atat,co which vvnuld lead to an oci tirrei
of fo'i"l liarnlnc
Tersonallv I believe it would he fir the
best If pirents wmill look into the f rd i d
ahlps of their daiisMerj lertlfvlni: in ihe'r
own minds thi chiracter of newlv m . le
friends, Althoush th shore Is noted for
many of this sort of meetings we are sure
to find It virtual v ver where
VIlItViiN AtU.I.VOTON
Philadelphia I AUKUst .'(1 1DJ1
Merchant Marine and Seamen
To the Editor ol th Eittiinu Pubhe J.rdyer'
Blr It could not be m cte 1 th it vve
more than anv other nation shou d lw able
to make enslneers over nlu'it or oftl"ers In
Ctnrral, They hid to be raised eorno vvav
or another In order to huvo our ships
running-
V It was one of the most serious question,
.k "How to man our shins " Kabrlcnieil nu
" tl.ey are. many of thm have turnel out
si failure, not at all up to ri'iulrementa,
which we nothing tut expeitnl
Several of theso ships are now tied un.
not only on urcount of the frelt-ht marUet
but because it doesn't pay to run them
The absolute failures vvlll fen.ulr so ex
tensive repairs that It vvl'l hardlv pay to
have them put In communion, unless f.,r
emergency use
Bo it Is with our manufactured enk't-
neers (deck officers as well) They oUBht
to have thi Ir licenses susiiendcil until they
halo obtained the necissary competent y w
hold, one The eiiKlneurs should hi, inadu
to serve a certain tlmu in u mlthlne shop
, The enulneers must be mechanics They
must lw cnuliieem
The BreBter part of the repairs sent to
the machine shop tun be done on Unrd
It Is a custom to send every little thlntr
ashore. A yard lunvr repair list Is uenerally
made out Ionic U f are the veasel has ar
rived at part
If It had not Wn for the llrrmuda
Islands nnd the An run vve would no doubt
hold the record In lonit-dlstance tis&lnir,
The People's I'liriiin villi iinpe ir dully
In the Ktenlnx I'u'illu lAMler. uml iilso
In ttiM KuniLiy Pnhlle Lnlrer letters
LsilMlwstu timely tonlra will lie Printed,
I mi as requemeii Heins, una qiirsuuos
f sacral lattriiit wilt be unwrrtil.
v r
llOlift
PEOPLE'S FORUM
Letters to the Editor should bo is
brief and to the point ns posalble,
avoldlliB nnythlnit that would opj-n
it denominational or necmrlan dl
cuskIoii. No attention will be imlil to nnonv
mou't letters. Names nnd nddres"se
must bo signed ns nn evidence of
pood fnlth, although names will not
bo printed if request Is made that
they bo omitted.
Tho publication of a letter Is not
to lie tnken n-t nn Indorsement of Its
views by thH pnper
t-ommun'OHtloni wilt not bo re
turned utiles accompanied by post
auc, nor will innnu-crli)t bo saved
Have done prettj we I is It Is Thousands
of ertra miles have ten sailed In return
lug to ports or calling at different ports
for the matter of u few boiler tubia, frei.li
water or other smaller repairs, which easllj
could be done or rnthtr aiiuuld be dune b
the inglnvtr department It has happened
that shins have run ashore In trjlng to
find a port of refuge, is It may lie called
i'htro are mnj capable men among the
erglneers. It Is to tholr own Interest to
help improve matters Tluy have been
lighting for high wages, but ovllititlj have
forgot m the nturn. A bettir understand
Ing Is'tween the dick and englne-r depart
ment Is recommended As It Is now thej
tr to eat eaih other, and It certalnlv
doesn't do th ship tiny good, und itestrojs
the little dlilpllne vve have.
So far I h-vvu blamed the engineers for
li efficiency of our ships The iWk de
lurtmeiit Is a great deal to blame, no
doubt So mnn of our masters do not
mt the wn a shipmaster should. I.jek
of kpovvielge exn rlenee and sound Judg
ment is the ctu-e They take things too
(tis Some even'eiv., the navigation to
joung. unskilled eo-cnliel navlgulng officers.
Any old woman c in shape a cours Itut
to go the right wa ibvut It Intelligence
1m niienr and a, the a ivantages offend
that icu shall hive to study up. Our navi
gation schools do not leirn us those things.
In order tn piss the eximlnitlon as master
the student should have a knowlnlge about
marine liw. ship business elictrlltj m i-
netlitn (enmpas' adjusting), meteorologj.
thlp eonstrui lion and an Idea about ship
macl.lnerj
I think tin seimen's scnool should be
un ler 'Government nmtrol at least six
months should be spent at school In order
to qunllfj for n masters exunlnitlon This
3",() buslnies with no cure no pi. should
1h stoiptMl The vvho.e eximlnatlon Is noth
Ing but a Joke ,ts It is now
Msn:n.
Philadelphia. August :C 10-1
Fair Treatment by Congress
To the Frlttor of th, l.nntnu Public l.nloer:
Sir Of lite t-verv time jou pick up n
newsmper all jou see on the front pige
aid In fiet m.ntlonil ill over th- paper
s ' prohibition ' or ' rum seizure ' or the
like till It make- a nun I mean a "he
man" fed sick h cannot the men
we the poor people elect nnd send to Con-
.. .t- .u. .. ... .. kl. ..h nal
Sirn nit -illlirillltlK urill lli,- .,.-,, o ,
mending to the houlng situ itlon or dlv-J
ing into tne nun cot or coai it is not ior a poem "Tho Witching Hour" and
Impossible as anv nation that can col- ntotes u few lines. The lines quoted are
liet an n-mv of 4 t'OO mm men ind thm from a poem bv Dret Harte and Is en
transport them nrrits- the "pond" Infested tltitd Newiort 1U.AIJL.K.
is It was with subminnes without the loss i Philadelphia, August 30. 11121
of a single transport, nothing would seem
Impossible to them Then doin out the "I'rl Be a Ovnev"
rerrllors of th S-nate an 1 the House of . uyH
these 'she acrobats " I mean ihese re-, o (he h itltor of thi f. cnina Public Lcdotr-
formers who want us all to go around with s'r Pleise tell me the name of the
a lllv m our mlt Where were Ihev when cimpcer of the sonj, and give at, the
the war wi going on" I know thev tuver lines which starts ns follows
siw much at a recruiting a' or We can- ' '! be a gvrev hnppv an' free
rot box anl plav bill as re were allowed .
to do in the training cm p when we vvere r .
prt-pirlng to lick the "lli-n." so he oulrkep I I
something is don I mean something that
will benefit u all and leave us alone to
lurselves the better.
T.hiia.ihi, i,s- n.i
Philadelphia Augusts. 1021
Questions Anstvered
"I Shall Pass But Once"
To th' Editor of thr Evrtiina Public l.rdvr
sir Who wrote th swlnir "I shill
piss th-oiiish the vvorl 1 hut oner If thirt
is nnv klndnsss or an iroort thlntr I cur
do for my f,llov llncs let me 1 1 It now
I vvlll nut piss this vv i mi'n
D L nitMISTOV.
Phlln.lelphli Auciiflt 1 1021
Tre nnthoi of this nuotntion as usimllr '
ciV"n is not known Tienhnm In Ounti
tlnns " savs "Hl'rv effort to Ulentlfy th
nvthor of this much quntiM sijinir has
fallet It has hern nttrlhuteH to "Stphsn
ClrHlot nn Amrlnn Quaker t1771-1i-'15) n i
Kmerson Aild'son Mareus Aurelius and
othrs and It Is ilso said that the corm
of it is n b found In a vvrltlnc of
"hlnese philosopher The pissiipe does not
oeriir In ins of the prlntel works
Orellet The nearest approach in Mareus
Aureiius Is 'o man rememiier ran lso
another like that which he now I.ises Ths
present Is the sime for nil what we nnv
lo-e or win Is Just tho ftvJnT momeit In
iriesseii lie riru lierv ' hv Wlll'am Oannett
the snvlna Is thus recorded Thi old Quiker
was rluht I expect to pass through this
life hut once If ther la any kindness or
nnv Bond thine I can do mv fellow telnss
let me do it now- I shall pass this way
but once "
More National Forests
Tn the pttitor nt thr Pi re. My Pubt r f rrjrjrr'
ir Is any more land te'nit set aside for
nn'l"n' 1",1r"t'
F W.
Philadelphia, Auirust ".1 1'iJl
The purchase of is I.'l acree of land to
tv adde.I to the Kastern national forests
was authnr!7ed Tune lfi hv the Natlonnl
Torest Reservation rommlslon. Aliut
." nno acres of to.s Is n V rrinla the re.t
Includes tracts In Alabama, Arkansas
(leorirla New ITampshlre N'orth Carolina,
Tennessee nnd West Virginia
Parody on Weddings
To thr Editor nt thr Eirnmo Public Lrdnrr
Sir I want to make use of a parod on
th- vveddlnus we niebrat I saw it a Ions
t'mi mm somewhere In a hook or parer
I recall gne vveddlnir In the list s'llver vved
dlrc Marrvlnir an old maid of sixty I
h pe ou run find It for me V S I.
Phlladi Iph' i August 21. mil
This Is probahh what ou are looklna
for A wood-n wedllnB marulntr a block-
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERr-PHILADELPHIA, HTJKSDAY,
heacT, a crjslal wedding marrying a glass
eo, a tin wedding mnmlng a milkmaid!
n paper wedding marrlng an editor, a
Plain wedding marrjlng a. carpenter, a sil
ver wedding marrying nn old maid of slxtj ,
nn Iron wedding marrjlng a blacksmith, a
coppt wedding marrying a snunvv; the
worst sort wedding-miirjlmf a nobodyi a
steel wedding marrjlns a shoplifter ft glass
wedding mairjlng n toper ft leather wed
ding marrjlng a son or diughter of St.
Crispin.
Where Aliens Can Vote
To the KiMor ol the l.'tciifno 7'iiMlc I.rtlotr:
Sir Please answer through tho l'eople'a
I'orum why nn alien can vote In some
States nnd not In others. Also can he vote
for State nnd national officers or Just local.
O W I.
An alien Is allowed to ote, through a
provision In the State constitution, In the
following States If he has declared his In
tention of becoming a cltUen Mnbama,
Arkansas, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Mis
a utl .Nebraska Oregon, S uth Daumu and
Texis Thej can vote for all officers, both
StMe and natl inal balloted for In the State
A Quotation From Wordsworth
To the KiUtnr of the n't initio I'ublie I.nlocr
jr 11, nt" Inform me bj whom Ihe fol
lowing quotation was written and from whit
It Is taken ' The hol time still ns n nun,
silent with adoration " Your People's Korum
is so remirkablv Interesting and far-reaching
I am sure the Information will bo
forthcoming S I.. A.
Phi adeii h a August 24, IU21
The .luotollon rorrictly reads s follows
"The hoi j litre Is uulet as a nun. breath
less with adoration" It Is from Words
worth a iKHin ' It Is a Ileauteous Evening "
Pronunciation of "Hiawatha"
To the Vititor of thr i'lenlno 'iiltlic l.etlorr
Sir l'l"iis tell mo huw to pronounce the
word ' lllHWiihu "
III.NHY T. HOSS.
Philadelphia August 2V 1021.
Authorities do not ngree on the proper
pronunditlon some favoring the first syl
lable to be pronounced with nn "e" as In
' even. ' others ' i ' as In ' Island ' Long
fellow pronounced It "Hee-Je vva thi.' The
"a" In the list two syllables Is given the
sound of ah "
Poems and Songs Desired
"For If He Come'
To the Editor of the i:cninu 'iiltl.c Lcdocr;
Sir 1 im anxious to seiure i copy of a
point which contains the ft Mow Ing
Tor if he come not bv the roid
And come not bj- the bll..
And come not b the high -ea way,
Yil mmi he surelj will
Closi nil the rouls of all tho world,
Love s road is op,n still "
MUS. W I, HEIST
Philadelphia,' August 27. 1021.
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Philadelphia, August 20, 1021.
Wants "My Wild White Rose"
To the lidltor of the Eventuo TuMIc Ltdoert
Sir I am anxious to secure a poem which
contains nm the end of one of the verse
the following lines
"And maybe In tho morning; when his
blessed face I see,
Ho will tell me whjv my white rose grew
Just too high for me." "
A. I.. O.
Philadelphia, August SO, 1021.
"Traces of Cray"
To the rdltor ol the l.vcnlnu Public Ledaer!
Sir I am desirous of finding a five-verse
pcem which nppenred same ear ago In
several newspapers, Ihe'llrst two line of
which I remember ns follows:
"There are silvering threads In jour hair,
old friend,
Thero are traces of gray In mine "
SAMTKI. T. rAUNCB.
Philadelphia, August 21, 1021.
"Her Old Man"
To the Vdltnr of the Kvrntno Public I.rdvr
Sir I am anxious to secure n c.pv of n
recent poem bv Trank L. Stanton entitled
'Her Old Mm." O W. W
PhllalolphU, August 10, 1U21.
Mv ol' mtn he savs aaja he:
"I'd shore bo thankful If the vvnr'd take m3l
I'm rips in' ready for to rlo &n go
I'it j u ain't no older than ou feci, jmu
linjwl
An' It ain't no sign when jer hair l gray
An' folks air siyln' that yuu've 'had jer
day'.
An' ths rifle thar. on the old-time rack,
Makes a war hoss hone for ol' war track"
Mv ol' men he says sijs he:
"Don't nod that lose. In vour hilr at me.
With aw est yhjectln' ta what I aay
When Hie lotmtiv's callln' fer h Ip tndnv '
If j-uti're hale an' hearty at three score ten
He 1 llk- a Mm In the midst u' Men
They nun be w irk fir vr hands to 1j
Her to heb to o the country through'"
Hut I toll him. "Yjr war time' past an'
iron-.
An' the Irc.imv sunset's comln' on
You can 'oss jer hat an' clap er hands
When the Imvs march by to the nixie bnnds.
An I with a teir that Ji-' will fnll -Will
wava "em a kiss at' bless 'em all '
Then m ol' mar sajs, from his heart o
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World's Championship Won
With Gregg Shorthand
In the Twenty-second Arjnual Speed Contest of the National
Shorthand Reporters' Association, Niagara Falls, August 25,
Albert Schneider, a recent graduate of the High School of
Commerce, New York City, won the world's championship for
speed and accuracy defeating three former world's champions
and the largest number of writers eery competing in the cham
pionship contest. His remarkable accuracy on the three five
minute tests at 200. 240 and 280 words a minute, was made
possible by the simplicity, speed and accuracy of Gregg
Shorthand.
Breaks World's Record
In the 2 I 5-words-n-minute straight literary matter dictation, Mr.
Schneider wrote 2 1 I net words a minute, establishing a new
world's record at this speed of 98.32 per cent accuracy and
beating the previous record by 2.2 words a minute. In the 175-words-a-minutc
straight literary matter dictation he made but
three errors a world's record 99.65 per cent perfect.
Insist on getting Gregg Shorthand this fall.
Taught by More Than Ninety Schools in the Metropolitan District
THE GREGG PUBLISHING COMPANY
New York Chicago Boston San Francisco London
i iiikIiI In tho Lending 1'rUntr Srhniils l.verv where ml In hiV, ul the IllrJi ruimuN
ir ine ilium -nitrs tillering iiiirilinnii
WIGHT
SCHOOL
WILL BE A MIGHTY HELP TO YOU
sour desire I suiteas In buslni as life "lvvo ivenlnwa n vvueji enables von
i mabtor anv them vltV courses tleiurni iluslness. MuiioKraphi. UnBllsh
-., iesmnnslup llulier i:nlsli IlfrecMvo fneiKlnt. Civil f-crvlce C l" A
Aiountit4r Hen nstato nnd Convevniielnir ....
an "Arcitr.nirKi" (OMMimciAr, riinoL
1200 WALNUT STREET
FAIX TKKM Ili:CilNS SBITEMIIKR 0
Our reeuUr ilnv and nlffht classes In
ehortlnnil anil tievvritlnie und In book I
keei'lnk' anil accountancy beKln September
i) Investigate anil enroll now. Personal
and practical Inirtrurtlon Positions for our i
crid'iites Call or vvrlte for full information !
h "r eS?rss
. V)t1gy 1017 Clinlnut Ht.. I'lilluil
KOE
rro i
elplila '
OAK I.ANK CUl.NTIU DAY bCHUUL .
A distinctively practical school. Kinder- I
Rarten to rol ee oien air rooms, 30 acres
tf poviirounds nnd vvood nnd. Individual at t
tentlon. Hus service Phone' Melrose 607.
r. M I'ltori ICIM'll llemlmistrr
Yoiinir Men anil llnvs j
UA'illlM.TON I). C,
The Law Depigment
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C.
Announces the establishment
of morning courses in
law, in addition to the
afternoon courses,
Beginning October 1, 1921
A Free Scholarship
tn tho morninir course is open to
College antl Hip;h School Kradu
itcs of the Stntc of Pennsylvania.
Applications for appointment
should be made in writing to
JOSEPH L. McALEER, Esq.
Commercial Trust Co. Bldg.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Aoiini: omen anil tikis
The Gordon-Roncy School
l'ur dlrlh 1112 Hpruie Street
Oeneral and ( olleire prepaiatory Pourses
Poot warden and Q in .MI"S KIINKV. Prln,
Hi: (OUl.lTs s(H(i)i.Uoarillnc and Day
lio i iur iiii from lilnu- n.arten through
I h rieho I n ro s Hrrtpted in Primary
D partment PMMA MILTON ( (HMJIS, A.
II lie id of Siliiinl. 1 ik Line. Phllii.. pa.
Ml MKIV HILL. PA.
thi: ii.uiinn or thi: inn. (iiu.n
A lioardlnrf und day schou. (or ulria .17(11
sear Condu el l.v the hlsters of the Souetv
n( (he Holy s.n i Jesus General and to lee
prepnritorv courses music art domestic
sclnce Hates IS00 Address the Mother
jiiperlnr. II' "S 1) Hharon HI I Penna
l((ISHMi:ONT. P .
IIIIIA CHILD COI.I.I.di;
For oun women, under direction o( the
-.inters t the Society of t Holy Child
Jesus. Ilachelor of srls course, music, art,
Ueautiful buildings and forty-acre campus on
Main Line. For details, address the Cetn,
lioi 25 D. Itosemont, l'enna.
"Well, It's good to be Home with Love an'
Toul"
"The City of the Living"
To the Editor of the Kvcntnp rubllo I.tdoer:
Sir I will appreciate It If some reader
will help me to find a poem published many
jenr ago entitled, a 1 femember, "The
City of the Living." a city wherein the
dtad could not enter. The concluding line
ntv a follow: ,
"And so year came nnd went and left
them living,
While graves grew green outside j
Oh few, methlnka, would caro to find the
city
Whero no one ever died,"
IIOIlACE T. MANN.
Philadelphia. August 28. 1021.
"The Valley Lay Smiling"
To the Editor of the Eicntna Public l.edoer!
Sir Recently In tho People' Horum ft
nader signing "V. W. L" nsks for "The
Valley T.ay Smiting Ilefore Me." I Inclose
the words herewith, Tho author Is Thomas
Mooro, nnd be ha set them to tho ancient
Irish air of "The Pretty Girl .Milking Her
Cow- " J. C.
Philadelphia, August Sit. 1021
Tho valley lay smiling before me
Where lately I left her behind:
YetM trombled nnd something hung o'er me
That tadden'd die Joy of my mind.
I looked for the lamp which sho told me
. Should shine when the Pilgrim returned:
Hut tho' darkness begnn to enfold me,
No lamp from the bttllements burned.
I flew to her chamber, 'twna lonelj-,
A It the loved tenant lay dead.
Aht would It vvere death, and death only.
Hut no, the young false ono had fled.
And thero hung the lute that could often
My very worst noln Into bliss,
Whllo the hind that had wnk'd It so often
Now throblied to a proud rival' kin.
There was n time, falsest of women.
When Ilrrffnl' good sword would have
sought
That man, thro' a million of foemen,
Who dared but to wrong thee In thoughtl
Dut now, oh I degenorate daughter
Of Erin, how fall'n Is thy famel
And thro' ages of bondage and slaughter
Our f ountry shall bleed for thy Bhamet
Already the curse Is upon her
And strangers her vallejs profane:
They come to divide and dishonor,
And tjranta they long will remiln,
nut onwird the green banner reirln
Oo, flesh cv'ry sword to the hilt,
On our side Is Virtue and Lrln.
On theirs Is Uie Saxon and uutit
Until Ifxrn
Inxtnii ticm
DAY SCHOOL
OPENS SEPT. 6
NIGHT SCHOOL
OPENS SEPT. 8
SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE
liroad and Spring Garden Sts.. Phlla.
DAY Classes In
ELECTRICITY AND
AUTOMOBILE
TiiVnv9 1 T.0".'"' couri,e ln ni.ee
iuii.ni boni theoretic and practical.
mA.x w...month"' ro'"' In Al'TO JIU.
iiMMljj, rejmlr shop ereriem.o.
MKht Clussrs
Machine Phop
Klectrlclty, Applied
Meclianlcal Archl.
teetural and free
hand Dravilnir
Hook Illustration
Arithmetic
rrni tire
Machine shop
Mnthemiitlcs
Pattern Shop
I'rnttlio
Automnlille Kler.
uou .vrernanlcal
Mni'itmntlrs
on,,r,n,,Vr"'lf IO uk" nintaBe of the
opnrtunliles open to technically traln-d
iii'ii and women
nxcepilonal Pjcllltles and Low" nates.
All (lasses Open fecptcmlier 10
'ustri.rl look'et Unroll Now
Friend's Select School "riios"
in The Pnrkvviiv. clrrrj m., lo'th'si's!'1''
iVJ. "?-". ,r'urn KinderBarten and Col.
r?, n'1''. for ,horouKl' wrk and a'Uround
rhrlHtliin ihara.t.r lleRins .N'mth Mont li
Iinii No,, nr-n for lnMper(on nn, ,'"',
'T-'n'J''ert HiMMimlPrlnelMnl?
0. 01',r,n,,": ( l-es In Cnmnirrce
Lie O "ml Innnie nt fnlverslly
of Pa. Iiesln, Heirlster noiv.
1118 Toitnn Hull Ph.: Ilur 10(l sin. 239
Aounir Mm nnd Itov H
THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
(POVXUED 1783)
City Line anil Berwick Road
Overbrook
Will Open September 22 ns a
COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
The Course of Study affords careful prep,
aratlmi in tho fundamentals for (,'uilcse or
Teihnicnl -J. hool and for liusintss
The ratultv lonslsts of men of seam of
experience skilled In their departimnts and
In vital vmpath with loul'i.
Tho Iloullne of tho School Day Includes a
short re lirlnus service recitations lunch
eon a Btud hour for tho priparutlon of part
of tho next dai's lessons, and lompulaury
dally exercise in the open air
Hchool opens Hepiemher 22 The Head
master Mr (Irevtlle lianlnm will , t the
School on and after Supttrnher 1 Circular
on application.
Greville Haslam
, Headmaster
CHKSTM T lllll.. I'M.
Chestnut Hill Academy
St. Miirllim. Clirslnut lllll, Pi.
An Idea l mate! rountry hoirdlnir and day
rhnnl for lis ICsneilnlly nw rates for
(Ivn day hoarders Iteopeiia Keplember 27,
Cntaliiaut s on npn'leatlnn
J. L. l'TTFItt(IV llenilniisler
PI'.NVIVtiTIIN N .1.
ounc men prrpired for rnllece, trrhnlritl
schools it huslness Junior school for boys,
Wrlto for "The Pennlnirtnn Idea " Francis
Hsrtey Oreen. A. M.. Lttt, I).. Headmaster,
llox 70, Pennlcton School, Pennlaton, N. J,
r.
SEPTEMBER 1, 1921
IMMIGRANT SHIPS
RACE INTO PORT
Throe Vessels In Close Finish at
M V Sontomber Quota Of
IM. T. sepieiriDer wuuta ui
Greeks Already Exceeded
7 CRAFT AT QUARANTINE
By tho Associated Press
New York,, Sept. 1. Steamships
raced to nort todny from beyond tho
three-mile limit In efforts to be tho
llrst to arrive In September with Im
migrants from countries whoso monthly
quotas under the restrictive immigration
law were in danger of being exceeded
nt once. W. V. Husband, Cdmmls
sinner Ocnernl of Immigration, wnshcrt
from Washington to reforen the races.
Having anchored outside the harbor
for a few dnys pnst, three of the ships
made a close finish at the quiu'antino
stntlon. Unofficial watchers reported
thnt tho stenmslilp King Alexander,
from Piraeus, with 08." Greek Immi
grants, Itnd tlefented the Acropolis, from
I'ntrls. with 1.11 Greeks lv two min
utes. Tiio Gdansk, from Danzig, with
17,'t Poles, wns one minute behind the
Acropolis, but tlefented the Lltunnln,
nlso bringing Poles, by 1 hour and 2S
minutes.
The King Alexander stopped nt quar
antine for inspection this morning. The
standard time. The esol has more
Greeks aboard than the September quota
permits. Tho September quota of ad
missible Poles is large enough to cover
the contingents of both the Gdansk and
the Lltuanla.
Seven vessels were waiting nt quar
nntinef or inpection this morning. The
Giuseppe Verdi, from Nnples, with 837
steerage passengers ; the Chicago, from
French ports, with lfil, and the Roa-
Until Setr-i
REGISTER NOW
For University Evening Courses in
Commercial and Financial Subjects
Co-educational evening classes, taught -by regular
members of the University faculty, begin October
3. On account of the low tuition fee, the number
of students is limited.
Accounting
Advertising
Business
Correspondence
Commercial Law
t'orpornte Taxes
Corporation l'lnance
Economics
Kmployment
Management
Foreign Trade nnd
Klilmilnir
For Catalog Address: Evening
University of Pa.
Phone Baring 100, Station 239.
Registration begins Aug. 29th.
Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. and 7
Snturday. Saturdays (After Sept.
UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVANIA
Evening School of Accounts and Finance
Theodore J. Grayson, Director
Chiropody
Course planned to meet State
requirements.
Ask for Catalog E-19
Phone: Diamond 0G31
TEMPLE UNIVERSITV
Ilroml St. below Ilerks
Philadelphia
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE of INDUSTRIES
N. XV. Corner 2Sd ond Wnlinit Hlrerts
Day Classes hi sin September R Afternoon
and evenlnir, Septemlsr IS
All Courses Compare Prices Mltli Other
Hrhnols
Div Courses Trom 182 on to I12R 00
0 Months' Averute, S3 SO to SI2.2.1 Per Month
Afternoon Courses. I'roin fin. 00 to SIR. 00
7 .Months' AreniEe. $2. IB to 1110.75 Per Month
Kvcnlnc Courses, I'rnm $12 On to $37.00
7 Months' Avrriice, J1.70 to M.2H Per Monlh
Silt uriliiy Courses, From If I H. 00 to $32 00
0 Months' A cruse, $2.00 to $3, SO Per Month
Have 12.00 to no 00 paying In -advance, or
pay In four weeks.
Tel.. Loc, 3140. for CatnloB or Send Postal
FILING
A Paging Vocation
DAY AMI l: IININC1 CI.hSL8
Itr.AHtlNAIII.b Vl'l'I ION
Call Telephone He I. Walnut 011(1.
l.'ll . kev stone Main 7431 or
wilt" Dire tor lies H Martlr
Standard School of Filing and
Indexing (HoboWcrnlcku Co )
012.lil4 Chestnut Ht Phlla. p,,
MOTION P1CTI Hi: ( Ol-KMJ
r- inpletB course for oiitan his liie'udliu
atyle and tpo of music used planning
musical pros-ram to flt phtures viewed op.
is.rtun ty to i.lay for picturea. Phone ca
or vvrlte for Information can
Ixicus?'-2sVV HC"""'- ""H,,,,
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS
itHUOLrK. :.A'r.
paralory boys.
Stanley ji. YsrnalQ'rinqipal.
: ...- ; t ..
Unci 'from Halifax, with in
trans-shipped there, wero ninoiiB the lut
(Mt roportrd.
Officials, nt Ellin Inland nalil Mvwnl
days ttouid be required, to let"1"",'0
which immigrants would be permitted to
miter.
tST& iSSM
tho bet method of enforcing mo mw
nvn,inc ,vi,nt wn undi'Hlrnblc In
itj .ppjJcjj. ion.Ail.ini ght- ffi
an absurd situation
coalDpTen cents a ton
Retail Price Restored to Schedule
of April Last
Hazlcton, Fa., Sept. 1. (Hy A.
P.) An advance of ten cents n ton
In tho retail price of nnthracltc coal
became 'effective today nt the collieries
of, the LpIiIrIi Vnllcy Coal Company.
This brings the Hcliwltilo up to what It
was last April, when a fifty-cent re
diictioii was mnde to Dtlmulatc spring
nnd summer bit) luff,
A ten-cent inercnpc has been made
every month since May.
MINE FATALITIES DECREASE
Flrst-Ald Convention Delegates to
Give Imitation of Rescues
St. Louis, Sept. 1. (By A. P.)
Mlni fntnllties hno been reduced np
prbximately 20 per cent in the lust five
jenrs by new safety devices and rcgu
lntions in mines. 1). .T. Fat Iter, chief of
safety cars nnd stations of the rutted
State's Bureau of Mines, said at the
unni.nl International First Aid and
HOUSES WIRED
, VEItY ItEASONAniW.
Visit Our Showrooms
RELIANCE GAS & ELEC.
FIXTURE CO., 1511 Arch St.
B
Until Sexes
Insurance
Money and Credit
Markets nnd Prices
(Jovcrnment Kesulntlon '''"I '
of Iluslness Itallrond TrnfTlo
Investments nnd Itates
Industrial Salesmanship
Mnnug-ement South American Trade
School, Room 108, Logan Hall,
Apply Room 108, Logan Hall.
P. M. to 9 P. M. daily except
6), 9 A. M. to 1 P. M.
zr.
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SARAH McKENNA
Sarah McKenna, 5045 Klimeesslnn Avenue,
li another of the many recent Brnduates nf
t..nnr" ,,u"l,,",, Co lego who are earnlne
$.0 no a viek In their llrst positions
atrnvem Braduates receive more ts?cauo
the are worth more
It pav hetler to crnduato at Strnyer's
than at any other business school or hleh
pcnooi,
Strayer's Business College
807 Cheitnut Street Phone, Walnut 0384
.UnilUrrVfVrVft
"The way you spend your eve.
nlni.-s hns much to do with vour
future especially If you siu-nd
them at Pclrco School "
Courses ltiiin ,i, ntrn
tlOn, ACCOUntinir. 1IiiIau.. d
3 ntarlil, H ileenmiiH.ilp h'- n i- -"
ZJ uiuphlc. Teacher Tiofnlnir. 1
Inv Sihool Opens Sept. "(1
MKht Sihrtil Opens Sept. 10
ll'rtfc or ilth Year Boole
PEIRCE SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS ADMnnSTOATIOV
line Street Mest o( llroad
Is
rn-rn 'I'mr;
If an owner know 5our m-ithlne,
If a vwirker better vour iiosltl.ViT
irfl In," ".itlsfactlo, ""a j1!
iniiiiu it,, win f nm .I..I hL. '
nd urn flt in
lirMM-n-" NI('"T ", "S'-S ,r
K .IICTIUCAI, tH'VIji,,I-Air.IHT-
h'tulpmrnt ExccUrnt Tuition Moder
lit" IIHH
TS
Madernt
irnie or am for catalog
ill or cattt
. C. A
Y.
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. ".,"ti Ji."Pi !.8TITUTK
vf, -r'Mfj v.'
i- -.i. . ' 'iAi .
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Sj
Auto Schnoll
"fe.w.S;S;;S:r
Mine Ilcscueimccllng, which opened tir '
Diirliis the meeting, which will Mini
(lime through Satui'dny, more tlihn
fifty mino-rcicuc and first-nld tfinna
roin n ecoro of inlninc; Stntcs and Cnn.
iitln will conipcto for honors In tei.
n repllcn of n coal mine which ling been J
constructed nnd administering first nlrl J
Jim cuiums win uu llci'I UUIier COtllll.
lions pnrallclliiB ns cloBcly an domIM.
thoso provnlllng in mine disasters,
st'MMrtn KF.sortTs
Wll DUOOI), N. .1.
SHELDON ?Srf.a :
. tales over r ikm
riav. n ,T WOOQq Oivtier.ihln Mn nasemi!??
asement
ci:ntual inn
llnlly Peach and Tnjlor A'Venue.
Special rates over I.nlior Day.
SPIIINO LAKK IIKACH, N. j.
THE On the Ocean
WARREN Of'Pathlhfain;
Tennis open riur. Sept Vf H. Htuhl." "?',
ii;vn. I'A.
DEVON INN
ni'.VON. PKNNHYLVAMA
Main I.lne Pa It. It.. In the hoRUtlful Chs.
ter Valley, forty minutes from llrosd Htrret
Station forty-four trains dally oach vvi?
three minutes from Tlnvnn Mtnii,.H .?Z
(ML ltTF.s mmi.Nfl AHOI'RT ANn SpiT
THMnr.lt. Tolcphono Wajne 700 SKr"
(Inlf Piit Ilexes
llorsebaek nidls.
(Iirgnire Hen I..
Tennis
TOnltF.HPAt.K. I'A.
Morelton Inn "'r'c"1; n D'wff. Hoard.
Ins by day and week. Tennis
Ixiatlmr. bathlnar: excel, "cuisine"! reason!
ihle 111 miles from Hrond SI Sta. Arranns!
menls solicited for prlv. dances, dinners car
- riles M P -Pirnn Ph Tnrrenlale 7oaj
l'AHT BTKni'nintiito. PA
Rm-wirlr Inn ncvated. llnthlnjr, Farm
nerwicit inn conn(.tnR, shady irouSd?
Oaraire. Trollev to entrance. HooVtlet
P. C. DICKBRSON K. Strnurtshurg. P.
LAAVXA. 1'IKK CO.. PA.
HKKCIINUT COTTAOK "spend jour f.Tt
vacation In the Poconos. Special fall rates
MR. O. It. PArtSONS '
TOnoMO. CAN.
WAI.KKIt HOUSE AND CAItLH.IUTB
TORONTO'S TWO FAMOUS HOTE1.S
iif.i.p WAXTF.n fi:malk
STENOOnAPHUn
Ttw rubllo Iysdeer has nn cpenlnr
(or a young woman as stcnornpher.
Apply 0th nnd Chestnut sts.
Ask for Mr. Wlest,
STi;Mno Tf nFniiTrt
FALLRIVERtlNE
to boston
Splnutid SUamerfSpUntid Stnrln
lresfsirn on sac, oifamir
Leave Fulten SI. Pier 14 N. R.
B.JO P.M. Oslly Incl. Sunday
New erfferel Line New Lonalen Use '
Dally escspt Son Dally si. Sun. Lv.
dtr Usvs Plsr 1-r.lONJl llomton
N R Houiton St. Ht. 6 10 P.U. Plir )0 ,
r, u. E.K.matii.ei-.u. i
Ml Schedules iiaTiicht-hiiv. lime
TleKers nt lllll A TV1U (.nejIMlir
,ii r. LAIIOIt IIAV LXfl ItMO.V.
PfilW- SIPIIvMHI.ri 8TII '
L0REW00D GROVE
U.I till' lllleapr.iki-
Slenmer l'nsses liiruiiEll two lork. m ":
Bll lvvo locks. Moil
heiutlfiit vv liter trip out of Philadelphia
Steamers LORD BALTIMORE & ERfCSSON
will leave Pier 3. S. Ilrliivviire Ae., Sent
nth, it N o'clock A. M. lilnjIlKht-sailne tlm.
for 1.OUFU00U (illOVi;.
rcturulm curly
same evening.
FARE, ONE DOLLAR
nay lloat ror imiuniorc every Tiiesdss
tliursilny nml Sntunlii) nnd Lnbor Ilur s!
o'clerk A. M (iliivlleht.snilnr time)
FARE TO BALTIMORE. $l. so
Ho trip lifce this by water horn Philadtlphit
piiiimoic i i uusucipnia oieampost Co.
e..rJLj TO BALTIMORE
""r- ERICSSON LINE
Every ovenlrir at li: Saturdays. 3 o'clock
Fare, tne way. 2.()0 round trip. SJ.oo
DAY STEAMER '
From Philadelphia every Tuesday. Thuri.
day, HatL-day, at 8 o'clock. Fare. 11 sa
one, wuy: 12 r0 roun I trip. ' ""''
aiosi oeauuiui waier ruie nut or Phllsdit
phli. Send for pamphlet. Nn Sunday steamtr
illnansAii Innlds nn ilnvllnhl... (.. .a.
lt:aiiiv:i v'.i wss sn.JiBSHiiintiiK IIITlsV
Office Pier .1 South Delaware avenue.
.rVfe!
SPECIAL SUNDAY
EXCURSION
AM day on tho water to
Beautiful Lorewood Grove
nn the riieiiipoike e. liew lt-0 ennal. Horn
earlv same evening. HrlesHnn T.lne. Ple
South Uelnvvare Ave : 8 o'clock every Bundir
niuriiing uiiynciii-eavioif lime I are It 00.
PARCEL POST
Pr f Piano polish for furniture,
o J t J lilnnnsa nml aiilnmnlJI.. tA
per enni t enns for SI. pnstpnlil.
HOVnn YINCF.VT S3 1.H10-K1S N. Bill
Victrolas
The New Model
IDO
Complete Lilt ol
tbepttmbtr Records I
ok Sole M
Ltu: Aiiortment qf Record
0135 jNORIH FRQiSJT ST. U36
'mmnty
THIS NEW
8B-Note
PLA Lit PIANO
zu nous
Music nnd
Ilencli
$365
New Pianos, $235 to $585
New Player-Pianos, $3G5 to $875
Ilaby Grand Pianos, 325 to $1395
keproducinff Playurs,$765 to $1115
Open Mon Wed. and Fri. Evgs.
HOWARD VINCENT
83G.838-8 10-8 12-8 14-8-lfl
NORTH SIXTH ST., PHILA.
G. S. Spark Cap
Intensifier
KAVI (iasoi.i.m:
TOOL PltOOl'
CNO
...n-i-TvirVTS
nm,-,
Each always ki:am
( mint (let Out of Order
Will llio with u UeuJ ol'"
Will fire wll'i an Oily or'"
Will Are with ft Ilroken
Hpark P mr ., in
will stnrt vour i.iii"
the Coldest Weather
Will keep our Bparlt Plugs free irom
Will ulve a Hot Hpark at all times.
On sale hy (ho following- deu'ers.
Mux Heller 172H lUduo Ave .,
Ailiert Auto Supply Co H10 N. llroad m.
loieph Ueher ii.tl1.' S Bill St.
Win Murphy. 8d It YUM Ave.
i: I' Hankln, tiulil N Btli St d
Lincoln Auto Supply Co, (178 N ,nH,
Welner Auto Stores HON N I1"" .
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