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rW tothcEditor
(Ha Eoemnfl """;. .i,i.rt
Sfe1.' - WSg wHJi too much
"JfJtoi con"""'0'y;u,ror th. army
,n... and our l"'" 0(i government.
inl 'n com in contact - th Q
.ke denounca o when ,,k,,i wnorn , utterances to their sentiments that Northern
Gtatt M-l ''' the ! .c."?.i... " The Elru. Including- Korytsa, ahould be award-
ciais cl".h. last election inr.
o"1! . at the 'aa.. i. .is.less.
HJ ..J IOT1E " 7 ... tf
rx:
it and now we """" tmea to vote nmenis 10 ne supreme Council.
battle bullets
''".i government. " .OVernmnt Is
sw. tux n y "v wt
unto 'fclrV, or aiacn;.-- ,fAr,Rtj.
w.ot
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,. AugufUlt. 10-1.
rhUadelpbla
.. of Vice and Virtue
Sources of vie Ltdgtr.
rtMt''ll"'r' 3 jvank C Wrl,,,l,."?o tlme' nevertheless I surely do approve of It
W ...jib Aug"1 - . in crime a w ,, ,. ,, . , ... . .. -. . .
ltMfdlloro . ' k c Wrlg1t
. Lnn Au -3 ..nin crime I
L rsel "Jjf read In the Pub" t "ch,hnu or anibody elee claim It to be un-American
LiM V'.r.
.'k. heir of Paf-""-' nifnrmltles
.-.A D WVm -. . ...I .rnrmuri ... --
deformities of the
liool
.oil. cf the min". . , ,e 0ert tr
that In
yVold ther'e nr, causes, and
'J. ' We insist that there i- -- do
ftl without " f"C.etntWor"d we areja permit v
.4hlnf haPPena jn 'h. w Wi pro-Oe,
tUllM that It "', may be obscure.
but V. at, ""'"'hSow 'positively what
Iritm 7nhe5l9,phy,l?al world we have
Ihtr " In , that there It nothing
Si tho !,veh. 1. natur.I-and
"if..purnTt. we account for our
'W11,7JneroPb.;b,.'e tha?" what" . 'true "in
t not P"bnar.9 .J eUally true In tho
M '""SJn that strange world of
.lm cf mind, n tn aj We
....tun and aeairei - tha
MI1UII . 1
nr twualons are tno
ihowMi. or.""": "' f nothing? Can
v' I. A
ctilldren
irt.. v. - -,hnB, aa a rorce, or
W"!lve0f,nl0th there Is behind every
0, ;----- ... force, or aa
Ws ""',,, .here a benina tv"
. .11111? If. then, "B" ' . nr!nt
en4.eVnrVr"t anVast. account for
,b. sctlont of men. ertslo conditions
A "".in man under certa
"" V .:. hi with This brain, with
il?,: J.ht,Uh hi. intelligence. .with
m ""::; PJ,nint withstand, no is
tLrtrtoT'or impend todo.
! ; e""S ""an. his actions will be ' albly In C
",.,' of necessity that his conduct
I oifferent. .,-.. ,. thr are
J& .TSSp!. incapabi. of committing
'ilonroot'ner.l.c
. w.1. a rnlnter or a statesman. . We aay
hs Hi not the genius. Are we ceriain inai
It d"s not require genlu. to bo good?
mm and what are the sourco. ot vie. and
vlrtne? in what obseur. .nfl dowy
nuts 01 tne Drain am f --
Wtat li It that for the moment deetroye
.1. ...... .1 rih. n,l wrong? Who knows
(0 whit, extent reaaon becomes the prisoner
of niMlon. of some strange and wild desire,
' r . ... ... 1. n.a,r M
III ias or wnicn were nuwn, ,. ...- -.
theuiands of jeara ago in me m" '
kim ravage? To what extent do ante
trfnti and surroundings affect the moral
unit? JOHN 1: i'u.iui.i.
Mtivllle. Pa . A"-u-t mJ. iwi.
An Enthusiastic Knitter
IraWirdiloro the Kieiilno Tubllo LtdatrS
Sir I wish lou would warn tho girls
that aae good twaltlona (which are acarce
then dri) and knit on their way to work
bout a little, Incident which happened to
m the other dty.
I wis nn intireMeil ln my knitting ln the
flevited car that Instead of getting off at
Fifteenth itreet I got oft at Eighth street.
Of coune. that mado mo late, and I almost
lost my good position.
I havo worked In a hotel ton me root
(irlen) for two years, and I certainly would
lot like to loss my place. It Just goea to
ihow that a little thing like knitting could
ciuii an) body to loe a good position.
On the other hand, knitting certainly does
I lup your mind off worries, and anybody can
to It If they try.
MTIJinKD DF.MPSTEn.
Philadelphia, August 30, 1021,
lisue of Northern Eplrui
iTotas Editor 0 the Evcnlno Public Ltdotr:
Blr The Issue of Northern Eplrus Is be-
twesn Orern and Albania. Northern Eplrua
li a prolnce to the north of Greece and
to thi south of Albania, bordering; on the
Adriatic Bea. It has a population of 200.
MO people, of whom 120,000 are Greeks and
'0,000 Albanians. Theso two nationalities
! 10 Intermixed In Northern Eplrus that
It la Impossible to unite the Albanians with
Albania and the Greeks with Greece. The
eueitlon Is whethir the 80,000 Albanians
ahall be handed over to Greoce, together
with 120,000 Oreeks. or whether the 120,000
urnki shall be Jragged Into Albania on
awurj of the fO.OOO Albanians in the
province.
In 101$ Germany and Italr threatened tn
rrcclpltato a world war unless Northern
irui was awarded to Albania. Yielding
JJ that threat, the Ambassadors of tho
rowera. In the London Treaty of 1013, gave
" Province to Albania, But In 101s. when
thi Albanian troops advanced to make good
thi diilmi of Rome and Ilerlln, the Greeks
t Northern Urlrus rcoltod, and defoatcd
nioaniani in eery battle during nine
HWUIUI,
, . ' "' mo . unci n BiKiiru l no
un .Miv 17 inn at,- r,... -- i l.
."? Lrfu. whereby tha Pact of Ixmdon
"13 was nullllled and Northern Eplrus
ii made aulrnomoue.
anil, eac Conference Mr. Venlzelos
!.u . 'n, hanJ Knd humorous Albanian
rn "v ,on" on th9 oth,!r reo nci1 th, North
rn cpirut, i.sue for a n-w settlement. Tho
..... """"nee reached unanimous .
a.!71!i'UJ.'lnuary 13' 1UJ0- "'''ch detlnltely
dlstti.. ,N,.rther, Kplrus. Including the
sf !. Kor. 10 Urcece. One clause
(!,..". rf"ient. however, provided that
r."" wuia lot occury Hie nrovlncn until
' Alrlatlu issue wa, settled I
lilt Ailr alii. 1 . .. .... -- I
lr 1" inii. V. " :a" wuieu on Novem
iBrii li!.?.?0 . x,'n,'h Is Italy evacuated In '
hih V ' " lro"',e of Nurthorn Eplrus,
of surr'i Jcu'l'l alnc, 1U10. and Instead
Moilem tn'1 " ,0 Qrec" k,1 mvltea th
Jority, l v UOOK wnruiiau ma-
(j rifft ti . . a ...
t'tls o.. v. i.' ,u"y a ,a,la international
avoid n"1' he." 1:plru"' But "h8 d"1r
AlbJnlsn. t'"h wh I'T neighbors, the
l Si " ,n'- hhe hooes Hint ih. .,.n,.
that thi 5 " b,""" ttt I,ar"' wl" dec",r
mu I h! ""'"'""a reached January 13. 1020,
d ch7raii?neUea by you" Albania. Such
f. . L1""" may convince the Albanian.
t ..,:. r.'J'V """: "o
toedihS n,, e ?ro!l Provliico without
wiueu Utherwlvi nr..ai.a .ni .
m . r "rrr."! w '
,.. ""'" "ti unvu iu
tn.,. .a """" w viugrco Uin l'urlM i.r..
ftteaieoi ?h."The. w." ro"'Plld to do In
. 01 the Treatv nf .u,..
Cr "."!!;!!. "f xh Albanian Comml..
elilra, t0 Vi;; ,,s,un '" Ofeece rests her
Ul th. m!l .h.?rn. .' "'f"1? "ron the fact
iTrovInc, bVlo,ir . .; ",hftl"'n"' "T that
I Pi-L" "Oloii. to the Uioek Orihn,i,
""t treaty He"" "i prov"ln of the
'waded Ureece l.fn,l0n.n0' ,018' ' un"
ttent for .. ' n"er adduced as an arau-
WhoJox m iu. ",.""" P'rotes are
'e that II,,.?. 15, " '" u'flclom to
rty and wnSde ?t"01 V"'" ,0 ,hal
ft Albanian, jo U ,',u1", u w""t as
'"' Un"-1 States' symnathl.. ... ...
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Ttf PEOPLE'S FORUM
Letters to the Editor should ba as
brief and to the point aa possible,
avoiding anything that would open
a denominational or sectarian ula
cusalon. I
No attention will be paid to nnony
mous letters. Names mkI addresses
must be Hlened as an ovldenco ot
good faith, although names will not
o printed If request Is made that
they be'omlttcd.
The publication of a letter Is not
to ba taken as an Indorsement of Its
views by this paper.
Communications will not be re
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor will manuscript ba saved.
Ida on this laaus. The Semite
'r.slrl.nt hav. Bl.aailu nit An miklln
. ner vote. I ""?'., flint to get f ,0ore"- " howl that Am
' '-".J a long and bitter ngni baa(,or Hartey will communlcato the,
Chancellor Qencral bora ot American Evo
lution. Philadelphia, Auruat at, 1021.
Favors Ku Klux Klanera
To the .Editor 0 the Jueii(ito Publio Ltdotr:
Sir In reply to Hampton L, Caraon. our
former Attorney General, who raps our new
American organization the Ku Klux Klan,
does he not know lh this new organiza
tion la composed of 100 per cent Americans
and nothing elso? Although I am no mem-
lir nf 4hla natir n,i..nl..Hnn a. .Via .rnl
and all It undertakes to do. How can ho
niTI ' . . An YOU s. . m-M - " it hub iirni n.auru rimiv noro 111 uur
jit, writ"'. - n, 0f criminal. -.- Dwn country afl.r tho Cvll War? Does he
.tnlhf fn ' .-. nf honest menT ' , ktlow thft, wft hav n. rMln rln.s at
stUr l'4 ,?' ,ma ambitions, the people here In our country today who claim
erlmln-l- "!? h.nplnoaa or ot wall-oe iija . t Amerlcan,( but Bre nol AmerCRns
stin "..lils in brain. "".:".' t, after nil? We have the Iteds and the Hmn
,amre"e' dlffeIencolncharacwr7 lnor3 Me Amtrcan. flr,t lind
socoo"- '- ,n heredity ",,.a by ' '"l Nl "hen why should he undertake
there """! bear burdens m",,,, i to break up a real 100 per cent American
in some '0,! v-, that diseases 01 i"" nrotinlmllon nnd lv. Ih-a. nlhnr Iwn ,.r.
i,c":?!!j ra transmitted that in ganlzatlons that do not care for America
stay as they are now?
When this new organization applied for
a permit the other day our public safety
man ln tha City Hall refused to give it to
them. I suppose you know as well as I
did not refuse J. A. Mcuarrlty
when this msn tried to pull off
rman meeting here last spring.
He would havo left It go on If we, tho
true American people, had not protested
against this meeting. I think every true
American who still has tho true Yankee
blood In him should stand behind the Ku
Klux Klan. for I am proud to say I am
one of thorn that has Yankee blood In my
veins. WAL.L1S JOHNSON.
I'hlladelphla, August 20. 1021.
From Barber College Alumnus
To the Editor of the Evening Publio Ltdotr.
Sir I Just road In tho Teoplo'.s Forum a
letter from a correspondent who signs him
self "3. It." who attempts to slip the rasp
berry to us college graduates. Aftsr read
ing this guy's animadversions and diatribe
I thought to myself, "Does it mean some-
thlnir?,,
By using a lot of big words this dumb
bell Attempts to feign Intelligence, but It Is
easy to see he Is suffering from pctrlflca
tlnn nf the hrnln cells. Ha says tho "time
has tronn by when a man can sit In the
other things grandstand with a set of cold storairo brains
. .1.- . HinA. ."X hi. ht . tr.. Vhra lexceot DOS-
wrUla thlnrs; ana ' -- ,, the , nlnned to his cheat." etc. Where (except pos
Camdcn) was this custom ever preva-
ctnlltlons of thla man. Bis Bci;onh,m new , lent? I havo seen them alttlng In tho grand
clinied. P'' h,s ri0? Shanw the' stand with a bun on. but I never m.w any
rtU?Vfth.h0m'n1, beng changed. It fol- one sitting there disguised as a meat mar
!,U1! ,.n il'.i.'S ?h. Vs conduct will be , ket. .. .. ....... .
iVn,....r. "a. n." shows Intermittent ln-
t,uinnr. ns when h beseeches the joutbs
to "peer at the pamphlets." etc.
May I not go farmer nna ousnum m
they rest by the' reading matter, tarry
amidst the treatsles, delve Into the dic
tionaries and browse among the brochures.
I m sure all college men will agree with
me and I am proud to append my alma
mater.
MOF2T.it.EIVB HAIUlEFi lui.ui.um
Philadelphia. August 80. 1021.
08.
Questions Answered
Losses In World War
To tho Editor ot tho Evtnlna Public Ledoer:
Sir Which State had the greatest num
ber of men killed In tho World War?
P. E. C.
Philadelphia, September 1, 1021..
New York State Buffered a loas of 4782
men In tho World War, which was the
greatest number of any State. Pcnnsjlvanla
was second with 3053.
What Is a "Rodeo"?
To ttie Kdltor 0 tho Evtnlna Publio Ltdotr
Hlr -will jou please explain an Item ln--a
rocent Issue In which It Is said. "Tho na
tives In Kobuo Hlver country. Alaska, con
duct a reindeer rodeo every winter." Are
reindeer native of Alaska, and If so. why
were so many reindeer Imported from Lap
land a fow scars ago? What is meant by
"rodeo"? cirAnLES T. UNDERlttU
Philadelphia. August 31, 1021.
"Ilodeo" Is a Spanish word meaning
round-up. as It Is used In California and
. .i,. nrieinallv It meant cattle market.
The reindeer ar.i not Indigenous In Alaska.
Tbey are all descendants of reindeer. Im
ported from Lapland.
Electrocution
To tho Editor of the Evtnlna Public Ltdotr:
Sir in the electrocution of a human
body which does the killing, the voltage of
tho amperage? .n...1"" ' '
Phlladelph'a, August 29. 10J1.
In the electrocution of a human body the
destructive effects are causid by a current
(amperes) which flows through It. To get
the current through any conductor, there
must bo an electromotive (volts) force.
Hence, ln one sense the result depends on
the voltage without which no current would
flow.
Postage to Germany
To the Editor ot the Evtnlna Public Ltdotr:
Sir Is mall being sent to Germany now,
and If eo, what U tho poetage ratea?
'Philadelphia. August 81, 1021.
The Postofflce Department says that at
ih nrnt t'nlo mall Is being sent to and
from Germany. The postage Is live cents
for thu first ounce and tnree cents tor eacn
arfAlllnnal ounce
"C. U. C " Iliiffalo Hill was burled In a
tomb hewn from rock at the top or looaout
" - 1U
THE statements of this bank reveal
two outstanding facts. The surplus
and undivided profits amount to over
four times the capital. And every
dollar represents earned money solely.
jGentral National Bant
of Philadelphia
Chestnut Street at Fifth
H
Capital $1,000,000 SurplusandUniMUd?rofiuEamtd$4,ioo,ooo t -
"tr
i
Mountain near Denver, Col.
rrarks this spot.
A monument
Fruit and Fence
To the Bititor ol the Evtnlna fubHd LtAoert
Sir I built a wire fence at my own ex
penae. Iaa the adjoining owner any right
to damage the'fence'or the fruit vines grow
ing on It? ' Tho fence poata are all on my
land. Will the adjoining owner have to help
In the repairs of the fence? I would rather
have complete control of. It, and for that
reaaon put It all on mjproperty.
tf. U V.
Cheater, ! Auguet SI, 1021.
Adjoining owners of Inclosed property are
required by atatute tt contribute equally to
the coat and reoalra of the division 'fence.
Apparently, however, you have placed the I And
mnce not on the line, but on your own prop
crty entirely, so you could hardly force a
half payment. Each la entitled to the fruit
on hta aldo of the exact boundary lino and
can trim or cut on his side, if rruit is
wholly on your land, of course your neigh
bor haa no right to any part of It,
Climate of Hawaii
Tj the Editor ot the Btienlno Public Ltioer:
Sir On account of 111 health I have been
told that I would be benefited by going to
live in Hawaii. Please tell me what Is
the climate of that country. O. 8. I
Philadelphia, August 81. 1021.
The climate of Han all Is equable, rarely
too warm or too cold, and storms are rare.
The rainfall varies ln the different locali
ties, depending upon the position with regard
to the wind and mountains. In general, the
climate Is healthy and agreeable.
"D. I,. E." Omaha, Neb., had a popula
tion In 1020 of 101,001.
"C. C. K." The IMJnoU bonus will be
voted upon In November, Apply to the Ad
jutant General, State of Illinois, Sprlngflrd,
III.
"D. I.. C." The United States Geological
Survey sa.ys that there Is practically no
difference In tho siltnesa of the two oceans,
"P. C, L." To years, between the aires
of eight and ten, was all the time thai
Benjamin Franklin attended school,
"C. I. V." Sleeping cars were first used
In 18BS. Pullman's patent dates from 1801.
Poems and Songs Desired
"The Stars Come Nightly"
To the Editor of the Evening Publio Ledoer:
Hlr Can you locate for mo the poem of
which the lines given below are a part,
also the name ot the author?
"The stars come nightly to the sky,
The tidal wnvo unto the sea!
Nor time, nor space, nor deep, nor high,
Can keep my own away from me,"
v S. D. P.
Philadelphia, August 21. 1021.
Wants "Retribution"
To the Editor of the Evtnlna Publio Ledoer:
8lr I will appreciate It very much if
you will print for me the ppem "Itetrlbu
tlon," which contains the verse:
"A working girl, though a woman withal.
The typewriter clicked at her fingers' call:
Incessant and loud from morn 'till night.
In a dusty office, by faint gas light."
Mrs. McC.
Philadelphia, August 24, 1021.
Two Selections Requested
To tho Editor of the Evtnlna Public Ltdotr:
Sir I will appreciate It If some reader
will send In the words of the old song en
titled "On Ilockaway Ileach," which con
tains the lines:
"Down ln the valley she Ilea aaleep,
And we poor darklea are left alone to
weep."
Alao the song containing the following:
"I'll take my banjo down.
And play my rtosle a sweet tune."
S. Tj. O.
Philadelphia.. August 23, 1021.
"School Girl's Soliloquy"
To the Editor ot the E'lenlno Publio Ledorr:
BIT I will appreciate It If you will print
the poem entitled "The School Olrl's So
liloquy," containing the lines:
"Going to school Is a wretched bora.
Over stupid lessons to puzzle and pore."
Mrs. L. T. WINKLER.
Philadelphia, AuguITt 23. 1021.
"Do You Ever Think of Me7"
To the Edttor of the Bvenlitor PubKo Ltdotr:
Sir I will appreciate It very much It you
will print for me the words of a song con
taining the following versa:
"Do you ever think ot me, dear.
When the lamp of life burns blue.
And wonder If I'm living yet," etc.
MKS. W. L. O.
Philadelphia, August 24. 1021.
"Taking Tea In the Arbor"
To the Edttor of the Evtnlna Public Ltdocr:
Sir In reply to a request by Miss E. L.
Argeuy, of August 10, for "Taking Tea in
the Garden," I Incloso It herewith.
J. C.
Philadelphia, August 20. 1021.
TEA IN THE ATtBOIt
What peasure folks feel, whon they llvo
out of town.
In the culture of turnips and flowers.
And getting a friend, now and then, to
como down
To look at their walks and their bowers
And such Is the taste of some dear friend
of inlnei ,
Mister. Mistress and Miss Mary Uarber, 1
Who will nft have me come to their villa
M dine, 1
And tm-n to taKe tea in vne aroor.
Where there are sweet willies and daffy-down-dlllles.
Terfumes like tho shop of a barber,
And roses and posies to scent up your noses:
Then come and tako tea In the arbor.
I decline as I can, when oft they Invite,
Kor of rural delights I'm no lover:
Of Insects and reptiles I can't bear the sight.
They make me to shudder vll over.
However, last Monday I went there to dine.
"I am glad jou are come," said Miss
Uarber.
"I kno'w you will like It, the weather's so
fine, '
And we all will take tea In the arbor,"
Sweet lilies and willies and daffy-down-dlllles,
etc
I bad on thin allocs and the gravel was
damp,
The thought of It made me quite nervous
"From a cold, or a fit uf the gout, or the
cramp."
-J' '.
-f -
T ftatft tn tnn.alf. "Ah nrIIPVA UBP'
And when wa g-ot there-a great frog mads
m Jump,
Whlrh wis excellent fun to Miss. Barber.
Then there was a lonjr caterpillar' fell
Plump
In my drat cup ot tea In the arborl
Sweet lilies and willies and daffy-down-dlllles,
eto.
Of little green files on my dress came a host,
And a bee put me all In a flutter) .
A great daddy long-legs stuck fast on my
toast,
And left one of his limbs In the butter.
In rather bad temper I homeward did Jog,
And njxt morning I wrote to Mlas Unrber
That here In my pocket t found the great
frog
Which frlghten'd me first In the arbor.
And though there be lilies and daffy-down
dlllles,
Said I. Ill my note to Mlra Tlarber,
rcaes perfuming, excuae me from
coming
Again to tako tea In the arbor.
"Where Did You Get That Hat7"
To the Edttor 0 tho'Kuenliti; I'tibtlo Ledoer:
Hlr ln answer to tho request of "J. S.
J." for song. "Whcro Did You Oel That
Hat?" '
Now how I camo to get this hat
'TIs very strange and funny.
Grandfather died and left It to me
His property and money.
And when the wilt, -It was read out.
It told me straight and flat
If I would havo his money I
Must always wear hts hat.
"Whore did you get that hat, where did you
get that tile?
Isn't It n nobby one and Just the proper
style?
I should ilko to havo one Just the same as
that,"
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nonds unil Storks Imiiflit ond sold
M.mb.r. PMIi Itneli Exeliance
Bonds for Investment
Circular I'pnn Request
The National City Company
orresponilenf Offlcts (11 Over 00 Cities
riilliiilrlplilu 1121 (hrstniit .sf,
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AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
I.II1KHTY JIVTl'AI. INSritANCK CO.
rhonei I.oen
emt tr-""
lO-'-J So. 1,1th f.
f IXAXt'IU,
rtpeelal Meetings
JS5" A Hl'I.CIAI. HKkTlNU OF THK
" atockhoiders of 1 he .Moore ft White
Company will be ho'd at tho general ntncei
of the (-ompany. on tho first day of Novem
ber, lOil. at 1" o'tlorlt A. M.. to take ortlon
oil approval nr ulsapprou of the proposed
Issue of 1100.000 of .10 cumulative pre
ferred Btoclc, to he eschanued for the present
U.u, Of l00.0U.VofK7V .-eferredstock.
Secretary
DUIdends
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
13HT1I DIVIDKJSI)
The remulnr nusrterly dividend of Two
Dollars and Tenti live Oenta per share
will be paid on Haturday, October IS, Iftai
In stockholders of record at the close of bunl
Tiess on Tuesday, Heptemlier 'JO, 1021
1! rn.Am-a.MITH, Treasurer.
Ifnposais
HIUH WII.I, IK UIX'KIVKII FOIl THK
construcuon 01 inrou jeiues ai Kenobnth
I Ileach. Dolaware Plana will be mailed upon
I application tn the chairman at Milton. Uela.
1 ware, and deposltlmc ten dollars O10.0UI,
wh'ch will be returned when the plans are
returned. All bids to be sealed and deliv
ered to me cnairnian 01 me committee at
Hrtioboth lieacn.Ue aware, by il o'cloolt V,
M September 18, 1031.
' v JAltEa CAIUOT PATJIHIU
V Chairman.
Where'er I go thsy shout. "Hello! where- did
you set that hat?"
At twenty-one X thought I would
To my sweetheart be married!
The people In the neighborhood
irail said tnn Inn we tarried.
So off to church we went right aulek
Determined to b wed.
t had not long been In there when
Tha parson said to met (Chorus)
Could -some reader furnish me with the
words of the song "Somewhere Somebody's
Wkltlng For You"?
Mttfl. C. HOFT.
Egg Harbor City, N. J., September 1, 1021. 1
"D. S. A." asks for a poem containing
the lines:
"Young men toltlnir on obscurely.
Struggling sgalnst an adverse tlds,
With a high and honest purpose
Which a mocking world deride."
BTJMMKIt ItKHOttTB
ATLANTIC CITY. N. .1.
PLANADE
WboU Block tin Oocam Frot
Coolest location In Atlantic City.
Ideal family hotel In Chelsea SectJea.
Caaaelty Flro HandreaV
OninU OlfMtlM
bmiM. w. r. btiaw
"Open All the Year"
Brisk, Hteel and fltnn Constrnetlom
- jSkMjaja So Csrollns Ave., nr Bhs
DDIIIpalaCV Bathing from tunas and our
rlllllUbllll own uosrdwalk bulh housta.
RHNNINQ WATER IN ALL ROOMS
Mod IUU. Eltrator. French Chef, OrcWratra Dandoc.
Cap'y SCO. Bkt. saalUd. PAUCC.HOSECHAJW.Owm
WELLSI30R9
Ksnttieky Ave.. iwt Beaeh, eer. hoosei epn sermn4
hts: esnter of attractions and plerj 1 Konnlng ',?
rooms, private baths. Bsthlns pritlljrM frees hetaf.
Shower baths. Elevster to alreet. TabU Bseiealljd.
U Wop dallytllT M op.."! ," Phui Mufje. Dane-
M V' oYiUuV, ..eolfh W ,h"
HOTEL MORTON
Ocean End Virginia Ave, Capacity 300
F.levntor, Private IIMlie, ete. Alwnva Open,
Kr.nx o. nr.r.T, a pa pi. m. rnrrt. rrrs.
GRANDATLANTIC
NI'.W OWNERSHIP MANAGliMlINT
I Virginia uve.. near beach. Capacity S0O.
Private baths; running water; elevulor; $4.80
per day up. Special weekly. Booklet. Auto
meets trains
O. D. PAINTETt. ITATtOT.P LA N DON.
stvcWIOThire;
Virginia av 3d hotel from Beach. Private
baths, run. water- elev,
jieuucea fan raies.
N.J COLLINS Mgr.
SAM F.LLIS Owner,
narlboronglvlSlcnMin
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open, always readv terms moderate
Writ or phone. M. WALSH DUNCAN.
TARflR INN Oceun end Connecticut nve.
lnDUU lllisj I(Jea) Iocatlon. Iare room9
Kxce'lent table. 10th season. Special rates
from Labor Day. J P. A A. M. DUNN.
TIIK xRI.in (Cottnce) M22 CENTIIAI. AVE.
Eirellrnt tnhle. Near bench. E. IT. flIT.KH.
IIKACII HAVK.V. N. .1.
THE ENGLESIDE
MUCH HAVEN, NEW .IEKHEY
The Island Keiort tho only rcort In New
Jersey that combines perfect bathlnit, ood
is'mr with a modern hotel and alln? sure
re'lef from Itay Fewr lslde. rie Tennis
1 mirts Hpoclnl rates for this month; open
until September 20. II. F. KNfll.K, Mnnnser
wn mvoon. n. j.
SHELDON
Wlldwood'a Finest
Hotel, apecla'
rates nvnr T.ahor
Diy D,
J. WOODS Ownership Management
AVAI.ON. n. J. -
HOTEL AVALON. Ocean front, will remain
open durlnic fall months Tor nervous con
valescent patients, especially hay Teer.
I)KI-WARK 1VATEK OAP. PA.
THE GLENW00D
Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
Capacity 400. Modern brick hotel, has ball,
room, orchestra. thre clay tennis courts,
coif, bathlnit. boating flilnK and all amuse
ments, garage and supplies, qoud arcommn.
datlons at moderate rates. For booklet ad.
ciri HILT 1IIIOS Meri
MOI'NT 1'OfOXO. PA
Th
e Ontwood 5f" J1 y'ar- ,Acco.m
.... - . . ,,)2. J0', KleB 'ocat'n
J table. nnoklt H I.. A R V AHTMAN
Hxeel
THE ELVlN pen un,u Nov- Newy
........ T.-remod.. prlv. bths . show
ers White for hklt. A. J BT.UTTKR.
k.st sTKornsitmc,, i.
MAPIJ:iH'H'.T INN. East Stroudsburir. Pa.
AicnmmoJites 200 modern Improve
ments, electricity, music room: 27.1 Toot ver
anda: largo lann. tennis: livery: booklet.
Special Pall rates, MRS L RACII
WBTtNTK'SVll.TK. PA
The Highland u"htTuIly Situated on
Overlooklne the famous Lebanon Va'Iey. The
Ideal place to spend your vacation or week
end. P.ates mo1erat Write for booklet
J. HOWARD TOIK3. President
Hillside '."y'li1' "canary. Prlv. Uatbs.
nulslue IMIlilii mod. Kath. Oarbarl
DEVON. PA.
WYNBURNE INN MrX1!:
slrable Tor business men with families
Rooms with a bath at reanonable rates
Danclnit. La re grounds. Wld veranda.
Phone IWvvn 210 W
ir.FPF.it'-oN. n. n
New Waumbek
HOTEL COTTAGES
and SUNSET INN
Jefferson, N. H.
IN Till: MKAUT OF THD
WHITE MOUNTAINS
GOLP TENNIS PlbHINO
Prank I . Shiite, Ma truer
.STKAMHOATS RK.SOUTS
tit
Couiecfi'onj or all
Neio England Linei
Fail River Line
tool, Comortotle S(atroomi
OrcHestro oti Eaoh Steamer
I.i.niltnii M.l'ler UN It.B:30 P.M.
Diilb Inrluillnir Sundays
New lleilford Line
Dallv exiept Sunday. l,v pi,- j
V II 11 uston Street, 0 p jr u
New London Lin,
Hilly except SunCay. L,iava m..
to N It.. Houston Rtreet B no pm
I'ler -nBR, 'J2d Street il P. "
l),i.Tlsht-SnTlnir Tm.
TIcKetH nt 1311 A U30 Chestnut St
.. I.AIIOH DAY KXci'RNiiiv
L0REW00D ,GR0VE
(III the tlHsiiiieaki- A I'rluwure C'niiil
Steamer Pnssri thruuli o lock,. Mo I
heautlTiil wnter trip out of i'hllailelp, ,'
Stt.men LORD BALTIMORE & ERICSSON
ulll leue I'ler 3. " DeluHiire ,e v.,,
"rac FARE, ONE DOLLAR
Day Hunt Tor llalllinore eer TuesdiiT
Thuriduy mill Hatiinliiy and I.hor Da Jj
H o'elneli M (rtljllht.si1nr time).
FARE TO BALTIMORE, $1.50
Wo Trip lik thit by water from Philadelphia
B-llimore & Philadelphia Steamboat Co.
-.all" TO BALTIMORE "
&l?"- ERICSSON LINE
livery evenlra- at 8j Saturdays, S o'clock
Fare, tne way. 12,00 round trlu, is no
DAY STEAMER
From Pblladelphlaevery Tuesday. Thur..
day, Haturday. at 8 o'clock. Kare, li.ai
ons way! J2.00 round trip. ' '0"
tloat Deauuiui water rioe out o( Phlladal.
a. Bend for pamphlet. No Sunday aitirns
Hieamer feayes on dayllBht-savIni ttmi.
OKIee PUt 8BouU PeSwari avenue,
If You Are Interested in a
PHONOGRAPH
Hear the
NEW EDISON
SNELLENBURflS Fifth Floor
5000 Menls
Composition
Belts
With Nickel-Plated Buckles
Alone Worth 50c Each
tffllE3
at 23c Each
Tliis Is a well-known belt of
exactly tho same material nnd
construction na the one now being
nationally advertised for ?1.
Shown.
bHLLENBURflS First Floor
Women's
$2.19 Long
Silk Gloves
On Sale rrrr .
Tomorrow C Pair
lG-button-length Milanese silk
gloves in white and colors. A
limited quantity so early selec
tion is advisable.
Women's 85c Silk A Qr
Gloves at, Pair.... y
2-clasp Milanese silk gloves,
with 3 roWs of heavy embroldeiy
on the back. Whie and colors.
bNFH fwvirgS First Floor
All Our
75c & $1.00
Sport Blouses
for Boys
Tomorrow 4oC Each
Clean, perfect blouses of good
grade percale in a large assort
ment of striped patterns. Made
with convertible collars. Splendid
blouses for school. Sizes 7 to 16
years.
SNELLENBUROS First Floor
The Quiz of
the Wiz
A Fascinating New Game That
Answers Mr, Edison's Questions
Now on QjT
Sale at jOL
Extremely interesting for every
one really four games in one.
S'.ELLEUBURGS Toy Dept..
Fourth Floor
September
Sale of
Aprons
$1.39 Bungalow
Aprons, 59c
Each v
In percale in neat patterns.
Sash models, with rickrack trim
ming. $2.00 Bungalow
Aprons, at Qftr
Each
In stripes und checks, made
surplice style, trimmed with pip
ing and rickrack and finished with
sashes and large pockets.
SneUENBJRjjS Second Floor
A Special Sale of
White Sports
Silks
Which Have Been Selling at
$630 to $9 JO Yard
at $2.98 yard
This lot includes mafo'y copy
righted or trndemarked qualities
the authentic materials for
modish silk sports skirts. In all
ivhite and white with black
stripes.
From the Leading Silk
Manufacturer of France Comes
Beautiful
Silk Duvetyn
In All the Very Netcest Colors for
Fall, Marked Special Tomorrow
at $5.75 yard
A very choice ouality of silk
duvetyn all-silk, light in weight,
soft, yet of firm texture.
bNELLENDUROS First Floor
N. SNELLENBUR1? & CO-. asN. SNBLIiBNJUKG.vCOjMy
J' .' " . -JF V "?
STORE OPENS DAILY 9 A.
fi MOMIAY, HKPTr.MnKB B. 1081. f 1 W ,'
SnellenburgS p
I 1 l-UTIBe BLOCK- MARKET II 12 STREETS M U A
Wr'11' (
Formal Opening
Display of Millinery Modes
for Fall and JVinter
Qur Exclusive Importation of Paris Models and Adapta
tions of Imported Modes Arc of Particular Fashion Interest
j ',
SuIlMBv v ci mmM ' IMPS?
fjllllsliliijl l1 allnrfaBBrrTTirnKFiaTBl liMmE2
lillllil Ml JMyMlM JMxn- Sf
1 1 fil Hii IBAp HaHwi 4r$x w
Ready-to-W ear Millinery
Untrimmed Millinery
Ribbons and Millinery Trimmings
bNELLENBJRflS Millinery Salons, 2nd Floor
Boys' $16.50 Tailored
School Suits
At $12.00 Each
Every Suit With Two Pairs of Knickers, Full Lined
front and back. All coats lined witn
mohair. Sizes 6 to 18 years. Shown.
Lot of 300 Boys' $6.00
Regulation Oliver
Twist Suits 00 CA Each
at ,
Of best quality Palmer linen, in
navy blue. Made full regulation style,
as shown.
None sent C. O. D., and no phone or
mail orders filled. Only a limited
quantity, so it will be advisable to
come early.
lot
Ml
Anotlier Big Sale Tomorrow of
Those Popular $6.75 Cot Beds
at $2.29 Each
When Ordering by Mail, Be Careful to Give Correct Address and
County.
Cotton Pads to fit, $1.95 extra
S'.'CLL'-'.JWflS Fifth Floor
Here Are the
Smart New Tricotine
Dresses
For Women
Introducing the Newest of
Style Features
At Only $12.75
Brand-new models, in advance au
tumn styles. All made on the fashion
able straight lines some elaborately
beaded, front and back, like the model
sketched others richly embroidered.
Sleeves, too, reflect the advance ten
dencies, flaring slightly, as shown.
Altogether the kind of good, all
around serviceable dresses you will need
for street and general wear. Black or
navy.
M. CLOSES AT 5:30 V. M.
' Tl
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II
Of all-wool fancy cheviots, cassimeres and home
spun, in brown, gray and green. Single and doublor
breasted models; also yoke Norfolks, box pleated
T'l a!&
b'.'ILl ENBLTicS Third Floor
An all-iron cot bed with all-steel
link spring just as comfortable
nnd commodious as a single bed
it can be folded up and stowed
away in a small space. Well built;
sturdy; serviceable.
Mail orders filled if money is
ent with order. N'one Sent C. O. D.
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