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l",w,i!i city of mdr miM. 1
M P,.Sh t" tqu and rpur good PMWIo
w'MlSf .PPreclMlon of or quick
J ""V rihl u.t within .our lr.
W.C,'J .. best I could In the tlnvi and
j ', d at my commnd your fir.
wiunllf ' ."" j0Ur wond.rlul pollc. and
""i'litai " tm Your locil politic.
l ""'".Vv lm iry"g to Pick out Ml
""' thing. In " p011"0' " p""
iki !nl1'' nHrful future t com.
tt ,plJl.ud your r for .landing
w, and liUd J"' ,, to put do
M
own
W" i.ii,.,i Sunday b.ssbsll.
? oufdoo ? ilhWle fPorli and belltv.
' !"T' ? Sunday and Monday, tno, but
,h,melalt2 Sunday -porta. Phlla-
ftVh. lonM to a pilgrimage.
M, SVih it Tnd hope to coma ageln om,
t al.o hop. our foPlo reMIr wh.l
HUM. I "ut Ct for to m Phlladel.
"' "'mere ovn thin Wa.blni.tQfl. D. C.
b,'..".T. In your mldit that tho cradle of
Uf It w '" ' r0Cktd and principle.
Tm5S n" 2 thr.h.d out by which
tlTiroVn o ond.rtully. I th.nlc you
5 your valuable sp.c. p wlml AN
' frt Tork. September. 0. 1021
eor a Grand Opera Seaion
,uL. communication. .Imrd K. M. K..
wUb ' ' rum ia L,W)Bii, haa
Cn brought to our attention
VMS
? ,.v. i-nrmallon of "K. M.
T." and
.lti tauraiied !
we be to .ay
"2, 'iion. object lu formir thl.
"n I. the furtneranoj nf musical
BK T'opf'rh
S5S Tuntrr 'it 'W within the
wArfaaSdtlonn' w.. organic ahor.U
J? ib. highly wcc.Ml enacm.nt of
,r.. rTrlo Orand Opera Company U.t
ft." Th?Wl oce"l'nce of th. Pro
'; . ,ivin by thl. flru? company waa
?"taS.ti hfin PfomPted number of
H f KhU rnunlc lover, to call a mcetln
.'ft. "ay. and m.an. by which col
Ki .M orT.nld euprort ml.M b Iv.n
iirtnwhlle enterprHca 1" Ihe mu.lcal
?iwlth "ipeelal ref.renoe to tb, opera.
Vft.'liUeV . tb. '"virion to th.;
SfiStuT on Arrangement, felt ju.tlfled In
5Si.i.ly maklnj plana for a three-wek
KtMn
fttrom
!; of the ...oclatlon Due to the
lite Ol "v... . . ..a ...iw i.
ilrln and un.einan mun. u. -""-
'11,7,0 commlttce.-ono of men and tho
T of women-It. aucoe.. of thl, en
1 Jfel Phlladolphla Grand Opera Axocla
m. .iki the co-operation of all per.on. who
nwred In fo.terlnit mich a.encl.a a.
t?ki for the Intellectual proir'a. of I'l.lla
(ripfcla. and It appcula for their .upport In
euklsr thl. really fine elvto movement rt
MUUBt rocce. o that U amoclatlon
S7 be Nicourag.d to ooctlnu. It. work and
MwrTto opera-oer. of Phlladolphla
ocoUnuance of yearly Mon of Brand
Jp,rt worthy of our clty'a blgh place In the
?be cSlcer. of tbe aiwociatlon are Brnll
V Albrecht. president Eugene V Alee
MBJronl. vice president, and -William C
Hinunir. .ecretary-trea.urer. Information
niHCtlnt the plan, and activities of the n
BCtitlon will bo uladly furnished by the sec-
""pHILADBJM'HIA GRAND OPKKA
AaSOCIATION.
William C. Hammer, aecretary.
403 Marrl.on DuIMInc.
Itllid.lpMe. Soptember 7. 1921.
Progreulve, Up-to-Date Girl
to the Bdltor of fh livmp I'ubllo Lodger:
lirI would ninxt to one .lining hor
Mil "Emplor.r" that the length nf drc.s
Ul nothing to do with efficiency. Thrro 1.
Jut a. much Inefficiency among the long
Ulrid. lonr-sklrted female, an there Is
tnoag the (hearcd. ahort-.kirted on...
a fatt. the up-to-date girl, .a a rule, ha.
ZciteM to to J'tor I
uusaxjimiin nuuojuui aPUJMnamu;raoiuj:iia'Viiii muuouvLniaAi.ti.iiiijji ju.wi nu inniiii, uu nunnnuii m 'iniiiii ii.m m
My Dear !
Mod tht letter wkich nczavf
to Sybil m tkt Wttttm Mt!
A DREADFUL thing boa happened.
Tbe roost tmfoHnnaU accident . . .
Freddie was paddling me slowly down the
river in his canoe. It was a lovely night
. . . moonlight . . . distant music . . .
tbe odour of tamarisk . . .
AND then, suddenly, he asked me what
T thought of W. L. George, and when
I said that, if he wanted to talk Irish polU
tics, I preferred de Valera, because he has
such a romantic name Freddie gave one
groan and collapsed backwards out of the
canoe.
AND that waa tho last rime anyone saw
Freddie alive. It does seem such a
waste too, because there's no one here who
can toddle as well as he could. And the
really terrible thing about it is that the
coroner said It could all have been avoided
If I had only read the
OCTOBER
VANITY
If you prefer iho books of Normnn Donglns lo the boots of his famona
namesake W. L. If Diaz suggefito Barbizou to you, aud not Mexico,
oil paintings and not oil flhurce If you enn hear of Gobeliufl without
inwardly wondering whether Cousin Jim's division fought on that sector
you will certainly wunt to read this latest number of Vanity Fair.
7 L GEORGE cemtinnea his psycho-analytical
fa . studies of womankind. Erik Saue is as fwv
Jtic m writing about musicians as he is in writing
f- ,H. G. Aikman, who wrote "Zcll", recounts the
uttra,at'n of authors of "realistic" novels, and Charles
anson Townc those of the scenario scribes.
GEOGRAPHY is covered by George Jean Nathan's
J account of the Most Absurd City in the World,
"0 oy Captain Traprock's outline of his phenomenal
oiscovery of soructbing new in the South Sea.
Where's the Nearest News Stand?
fcndo Naaf, Pubjlshe
PEOPLE'S FORUM
LetUro (o tho Edltqr should bo as
brief and to the point as itosdlble,
avoiding nnythlnir that would open
a ujnqrnlnatlPtiai or neqtrln dl
cuasion. Nq attentVon will be paid, to anony
mous inter,,. Namea nnd addresaes
""'V be signed oa an evidence of
pood fith. nlthough naii)o will not
pe Printed If request In tnade Uiat
they be omitted.
Ihe publication of a letter U not
lbe ,al4n t" an Indoraement of Its
views by thin paper,
t..r,mmu,!,calln w"l "" re
mrnea aniens kccompnnled by post
age, nor will manuscrlot be saved
piore proarrea.lvenea., mora adaptability,
more pep and outdistances her mora conser
vative sitter. Any one capable of rea.on
4ig knows that short hair I. mor. conten
lent nnd comfortable and requires lasa
time to care for It I have never yet heard
a man My that he would like to wear long
dien.s and long hnlr. As to ttiv older
mothers. If they were girl, today every one
of them would b dre.sed la pre.ent-day
fashion.
It I. only Ihe lightweight elemant that
find fault and sees harm In everything- tbe
girls do They are only trying to throw
dost ln people', eye. so their own faults
won't be aetn These people should begin
with them.elre.. and when they are free
from enlfl.hne.., decrltfuine... uncharitable
nee., untruth, unklndnn.e and dlsboneaty In
thought tt will be ample time to take up
trivial matter, and decide whether girl,
should be permitted to ponder their noses,
how many Inches they may cut off thoir
dresre. or whether thoy shall be alloaed to
wear anything but sidewalk sweepers.
Tho builnees man's argument wero logi
cal. No man ha more right to In concerned
about the comfort of his workers, both
male and female than he. It Is a business
man's duty to be progressive and up to data,
or hn will not be ln bu.lneea ery long. He
rboote. the girl who dreeaen In the current
mode becauso she le likely to br the moat
efficient He know, from eiperl.nce that
n Kir I who ia Inoapable of lem Pin up with
the time. Incut progTe.. and will ba a detri
ment to any buslne...
c. o. Ancirart
Philadelphia, August 31, 1921
A Call to Scouts
To fhf Kdflor o (he JivrnUw I'ublir I.tiAotr'
Sir Kindly publish the following In the
Err.Nitn I'ubiio I.tiwir.R
Kcoute, If ou want to do a good turn
dally. If you want to avn life, If you want
to help boy. In particular, do tlilv De
nt roy every cigarette you encounter
At one time Troop No. 2, fnm Cemcnton,
Vn eollecled 780 clgarettea Tghlng one
pound and two ounce. Of those, sovon
were vthole, 401 were .tightly smoked and
the remainder. 822. were useless
At the earn time It wa. learned that out
of twenty acouta who ud to .moke before
they took the oath "to keep mxelf phy.l
rally strong," etc., two of them bought
clgnrette. although they were under e
I' all tho cigarettes would b poinonous rep
tile, people would be hunting Iheiti dnun
with the run. and y4 In Itn present form
n cigarette I. not lee. danKerqu. than a
jiol.onou. .erpent. e.pe.lall to boa undtr
alxleen Of what use la the hand of the
law which forbids the sale of cigarette, to
I'flyg under age when enough clgarettea can
be found In tbe .treet to supply all tho
boya In need' Hon exterminate clgarettea
and tramp on cigarette, when thrown away.
CAKiriNE D TALOTTA.
Hroutma.tcr of Troop No. 3.
Tementon Pa August 31 1021.
Women Need Education
To tht IMilor o Ihe Kioilnu I'ubiio l.nlair
frlr 1 hae urked aeral girl. wh they
had not gone through to the flnlnh with Jholr
mo.t Important factor In life education -ard
the reply In general waa to the effect
' Why xhould I worry about school or col
lege? When I B"t married my hueband will
hee that half of the houno to keep up." I
laugh Inwardly every lime, for they haven't
the least Idea of what they nre ..in Ins Th
6in't km w what thev are preparing thtm
aele for later In life
Education 1. not cnty In studying physiol
ogy, p.ychology or "trig," but 1. also In re
tirement, .perch and taite. It comet quite
natural to ono who I. educated, while I
doubt whether uny person, no matter how
well bred, can without education have tbe
society of the well-educated people, who per
haps were born In a barn.
IN THIS ISSUE;
HEYWOOD BROUN discusses the stage ant! tho
ball nark with equal wit and acumen. A page of
rans by Edna St Vincent Millay. Humour by George
Chappell, Donald Ogden Stewart and Nancy Boyd.
Satire by F. M. Colby. Criticism by Kenneth
MacGowan and others.
PHOTOGRAPHS of stage and film stars mingle with
a tiic latest achievements from the studios of h
nnd America, while authoritative articles
finance and clothes round out the issue.
Frank Crownlnahleld, Editor A
man
bo would take (t upon himself to marry an
uneducated woman There ar. hundred.
wLlklni th street, today. The burden
I would aoon become Intolerable. Hhe haan t
the taste or refinement or tne way oi nnn
Ine wth -her hu.b.nd, which would shame
him and make a farce out of her. I don t
need to say more than once that most of
theae "camouflage." that walk about the
street) of today, wth exceptions, are the
biggest farce, of the decade.
My dear young ladl.a, bofore you attempt
to "down" man rrrnll the Tact tnai yeni
a. op the old earth before Kv. and that
that baa quite a bit to do with almost
everything,
I will .ay, however, that there are many
nice and woll-ducatel glrla, a. there are,
vuuner men of the narrL caliber (which la In
timated there ore notleli tut If you should
come n contact with the kind oi poopie wno
know "everything" that goes on "outside"
and "In" without n break, you've eot to
show me. I am terribly afraid there are
gclng to be g couple morn "old maid."
added to tb. rest of the "hopl but smil
ing "
Here' lo the ladles; may they live for
ever Hut It', very foolish to try to
"mock" men for Ihey laugh, V. A.
Philadelphia, Heptmber 0. 1021
Hns the Stage Degenerated?
To fht Kililor o Ihe Buoilnp I'nblW l.tdour!
Hlr II. . ihe stage degrnorated and lo
what extent I would llko to have thl.
que.tlon anawond by your reader.. To me
tt .earn, to have done h In most la
montnble way Who are the singe artl.t.
pf today? I fan to find any of them to b
compared witn the great star, of the past
Edwin llonth. Henry Irving. Ellen Terry,
Ada Itehan lllchard Mansfield, Salvlnt, For.
rest, etc What can be the renson for this?
Will an explanation b forthcoming from
aome reader or readers of the People'.
MiruniT K. I (JHKENE.
Philadelphia, deptembcr 4, 1021
Man's House His Castle
To tht Kililor at Ihr ICicMna Pulhe I.etlatr,
Bl' To those who foel enthusiastic over
ponator Heed's epewh, nnd to the support
or. or the Vnl.toad act, I would like to
recall a claH.lc English sentence, one well
noown, out .eldom quotod ln Its entirety
An Englishman', houxe la hi. castle: the
rain may come In through tho roof and the
wind through th- door, but tho king ond
nil ni. arqiy tannol "
ine xounnatintia uf our liberty are one
with Ilrltnln'a going down and baik lo the
RlgnlnK of the Mrnina Chnrta. when Ihe
divine right of kings was first successfully
curtailed nml deinwratlc government born
to nil English speaking people It Is safe
to say no real llrlton will ever attempt to
unnermine thl. foundation. Then much
more certain should it bo that no American
will do .u. No pie of Ignorance nor of good
Intention tan excuso him The question I.
D.)onu ana outside of prohibition
I have been a lolal abstainer for forty
year, bdlcve In It, advocate It, but expect
to give others th liberty I demand for my-
anil. . H. norriN.
Philadelphia H-pt inter 1, 1HJ1
Recognize Irish Republic
Tv the tdltoror the Hvfnlna t'nlhc 1 ritwr:
Sir Please Inform mc through our pnper
why such a man ae llencrnl Jan (' Smuts
should say the "Only solution lo the Mtua
tlon In Ireland is dumln'on home rule'"
Tho Philadelphia newspaper, have lauded
thl. man to the rklex and no doubt this
ort of propaganda pleases their reading
public, who presumnbl are pru-Engll.b, ton
In fact. Internal lotml recognition of tin
Irish Republic u tho only road to a final
Anglo-Irish peace Ireland's spokesmen
Know their bu.lnen and despite all th
efforta of the hireling press and all the In
irlgue of John Hull Ireland I. on the road
to vlctorj. Orci tho Irish Republic la rec
ocnlzed Internationally no matter what gov
ernment I In powir In llrltaln. Ireland will
li safe. Urllaln dare not Interfere any more
than ahe ran Interfere Willi Belgium or Hoi
land, or Denmark or any other Independent
States or tho world
M1HS SINN FEIN
Philadelphia September 1 lP.'l.
Hotels and Prohibition
To the I'.dltor of Ihe icnno Public l.cdgtr,
Mr It has been recently announced In
tln papers that the hotels are unable to
cut room prlcea on account of prohibition
To ono who is continually traveling this
Is a ridiculous statement. Tho hotel, never
before have had such n patronage More
mil mi n n . iiiiiui iiumiii! iui.
ill' IIILl IUlIIIi Njli. inil!IS!.tI.I.II pir.
fi
C Tuitj aVwtT
urope
sport,
on
ITcywortli Campbell, Art Director 3
Ye, and I pity the wei-ducti
over, trarellnr men and InWlnss. concern.
tr now brlncliujr prsssure for reduction
In the bote! far.. Thla la done beeatise It
! known that Iheea Diibllc hostslrl.. are In
tha sam claa. of profiteers witn in. ice
cream od renders. TTia naien cannoi
make prohibition tha scapegoat oi tneir
profiteering. W. I UHICKEB.
nilladelphla, September . 1821.
Questions Answered
To "Queen's Enotlsh"
To tht imtor of tht Kvenlno futile l.ttgtr:
Sir Will you print for rn. in answer to
the Question, What la. meant by queen's
Hrwll.h? F H. I-.
Philadelphia, September . 131.
Queen's En.llsh and King'. Bnsrllsh are
both terms that have been In com.mon ue
for yeara to designate irrammatlcal Knc
llsh. In Hhakenware'a "Merry Wives nf
Windsor" wo read' "Here will Im sn old
ebuln of Oad'. patience and the Klnit's
l.nalleli." such phrases a. murdering tne
Queen'a Cnsll.h" and "clipping- the Queen'.
Knitll.h " arose from a took by Dean Alford
on tho subject of accurate speech
Pointing to Objects, Etc.
To the Kdltar ot the Kvctitno Jii(e l.tAotr:
Sir I. II rude lo polrt lo en objMl In
order lo have a companion locale It? Thl.
bablt In on with whom I am In con.tant
association 1. extremely annoying- to me I1
am unable to convince him that It Is ul
eor. Also Inform me a. to how prominent or
noted wa. Ola Dull, and was It a. n leirher
of muelo only? M. J. WATWOKTH
Philadelphia. August 81. 1021.
It I. vulgar lo point lo any one In upenk
Ing of them, and, as a rule, to iny object,
for the reason for doing o may be mis
understood by other.. It Is always possible
to direct attention to the per.on or objert
to which referonce I. belnir made without
pointing
Ole Uull wa. a prominent violinist, even
more so. than a teacher. In hi. day he wa.
one of Ihe greatest of Ihe artists on that In
strument, No Pension Provided
To the Editor ot tha F,uentno Public Lrdoer'
Sir Doe. the United mates Oovernment
grant a pension to tho widow, of ex-Preel-dent.?
If so, state the amount.
O. I., o
Philadelphia, August 31, 1D21. ,
Rock-Salt Deposit
To Ihr Editor of the Evening Public l.rdgrr
Sir -Whore Is the lane.t rock salt deposit
In the world? if. W I.
Philadelphia, August .11 1021
Tho Geological Survey says that the larg
est deposit of thl. kind In the United mates
and probably In the world, extends from
Northern Kansas acros. the wc.t end of
Oklahoma, tho Texas panhandlo and Houth
cortcrn New Mexico to Western Tens -an
area of nearly 100 000 square miles
No
To the Editor of the Kienlng Public Ledger
Sir For a mm lo be eligible for the ores
Idency of the United Htate need hi. parents
!. born ln the United Statu as well ns him-Bill-
H W 1.
Philadelphia. September 8, 1021.
"Sea of Upturned Faces"
To the Editor ot tht C veiling Public Ltdgtr'
Sir What prominent man used the ex
pression "A sea of upturned face.' ?
w. l, n
Philadelphia. Soptember S. 1021
Daniel Webster made use nf tho expren
IN
The
How, therefore, can any National Advertiser ever
hope to cover the Chicago Market without full use of
The Chicago Daily News.
Practically every local advertiser and merchant in
Chicago knows that Chicago can not be covered and sold
so completely and at so low a cost in any other way.
Ion "A sea of uptume faoa." .(
Ceeh In Fanetill 1111, September M.
lnnng an uddr.s. with the wordii 'In
this raa of upturned face, (here In .om.tfilne
which excites me straiurely, deeply, even be
fore I begin fo .peak."
The figure wa, no doubt, quoted from
Scott's ''Bob Boy." In which the same
worda ocoun "I noxl atralned my eye. with
e'lU.lly bad suecm to aee If nmung the sea
of upturned faces, which bent their ayaa
on th. pulpit a. on a common center, I could
dl.cover the edber and buslnes.-llk. physiog
nomy of Ow.n."
"0. P. T." Henry Clay said "I would
mtber be right than b President' In a
peech In 18IW, referring to the Missouri
Compromise.
"W. C. I. "The flr.t tr.d Journal Is
sued In the United Htatra wa. the Price Cur
rent. Issued In Philadelphia ln 1783.
"C Ij. O," The vear of the recent great
fire In Baltimore wa. 1004.
Poems and Songs Desired
"Grace Darling"
To the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir I note In a recent le.ue of your
paper that a reader de.lree the word, of
the song "Urace DarJIng." I Inclo.e on
v,llh that title composed by Oeorgd Sentry.
fJBACK DABI-INO
"Oh. Father lov'd, the storm le raging.
And cold and heavy the night mist falls
Some hapless crew, a prey lo dauaer,
For help, for help, despairing calls
Trim, trim the lamp, the boat launch
quickly,
Tho' danger threaten, the worst we'll
brave:
"The toll I heed not If w can rescue
Qticura
Clears the Pores
Of Impurities
Daily use
of the Soap,
with oc
casional touches of
the Oint
ment as
needed,
cleanses
andpurifie8
theskinand
v'keepsitfree
from pim
ples and
blackheads.
Cuticura Talcum is ideal for
powdering and perfuming.
ItmpW Seek r by Hall Addrew "CaUtuaLab
riWrtil. Pp xl0.)(ltal,Kll." Bold every
where Botp Be. OlnUncnttfendftOe Telram2fa
(MF"Cutfcura Soap ahaj. without mug.
o 11 I I
W &
V&r ill
THE CHICAGO
Chicago Daily News
Reaches 7 Out of 9
of the Entire
English Reading Population.
And in comtng into An middle west vrilh any campaign lwnys rememW that it b The Chicago Marhel
proper which u the three million population of Chicago iUelf, that must be put over first. Do that job
Uioroughly and you will find that the scvcalled greater Chicago Territory, which include, the thirteen million
more people m the ice grounding state, will be waiting fox you when you come. Keep that firmly in your
mind along with the fWcl that m Chicago the one paper that reaches seven out of nine of the entire I Enliih
reading population is THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS. g
Tt ahtpwreelcM wn4'wr from Wf
Oh, Father lov'd, tha Btorm I raging,
And o!d and tiegvy me nigpi fnv '!
Sam hanless crew, a prey to danger.
For help, for help, de.p.lrlng call..
" 'My gentle child, 'twere worM than mad
nea. To tempt the billow thl. fearful night;
Again to deep, to rest txlak thee.
Await, awnlt, the morning's- light.
"f carmot aleep. their hrlk appall m.
Oh, Father, heard ye that piercing cry?
Arise ye, hs.trn, the day Is breaking,
Ixk out, look out, a wreck I py.
Oh, Father lov'd, I fear no danger
With you I bofdly will breast the wave
Th boat launch quickly, th boat launch
quickly,
Yon hapless crew we yl may aave "
the boat la
launched Ibro' breaker, roar
Ing.
Mke lo eome
wild blid the frail skiff
flow.
That gentl girl with lor unshaken
Has save I from death that hapless crew
The datuter past her heart boats llrntly.
Her silent transport no pride betrays.
Tho' grateful tear, are round her fa'llnir
And heart, are throbbing In her praise
Tha heroine's name wa. Orare Hor. ley
Ilerllng and she and her father rescued
nlna n,rinim from the ixrmr.it of n Forfar-
hlr .team.r Darling was the llnllhouiie I
kcoper Mnley me auilnr or this once
well known song was a popular Bngllsh
oomposer My copy wa. published In Phlla
delphla by Blake the old time muac dealer
EXCURSION TO
flUUNBUnY
-1 cwi&nn
WILLiAHPORT
400
VRT lII.TOV
MONTIJOMEHV
MUNCY AND
MONTOt BHVIM.K
V7AJI TAX 1 ADDITIONAL
SUNDAY, SEPT. 25
ard Time), 3 00 A M. (Day
light Time) simpler at
Columbia Ave , Huntfogdaa
At., Uanayuak, Conihobooken
and NonJtowti 'DeKalb tt )
Consult AgeaU See Flyers
Philadelphia & Reading
Railway
whoa mu.le etora w On Fifth street. Th
Bourse cover fh alt. J c-
Oerrnantown, September Ti 193''
irt r. rt t Th tinjia vmi nuota are from I
Macauloy'.'poem "Ivry." Thl. poem Is
favorite for .arhool recitation
CT"
M A It W cannot reprint Ihe poem
"The Face Upon Ihe Floor ' but will mall
you a copy If you will aend u. a stamped
addressed envelope
The rrepl' Forum will appear dally
tha Kvenjnar Public ledger, and lo
Slhe.Hunday, PuMW lr. Iitlera
aeuaelng timely ttvtr wll be printed,
n wl a requested r"m. and question.
of general Intvereat
sill b anwerd.
Independent
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