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THE
letters te the Editor
ctraet Car Cnnrliir.tnr
i '" l.,uer 0 fn Kvinhte ruoHe I.edeer:
'',M I hd ocealen en Sunday te visit
! Turd wltH f"na 'm out of
M when I "no ln from WMt phll
"""' n lh Hpruce atreet line 1 made
l.tfhl " con(1U(!ier that I wanted te sre
,,w nfteMth street te th Navy Yard.
"t .iid m te tlcltets. with two ex
"d ". 2nd Mi'' nethlnir. When I Ret en
M" !' Fifteenth street the conductor said
'.".. exchangea te Iho Navy Tard were
t"1 a .nd after I compelled him te tnk
tot roea. aa (ry mpudenl nnj would
Min no furlher Information ether than
"! Tteuld hav te get off at Perter street
"".'. nailed down. He did net nlve me
m1 .... and I Hd net knew hew te pro pre
", nJ Im 'rw t0 "k ,urthcr "uc-
""""-s vers humlllatlnr te my frlnd
11 . t town and ecrtalnlj did net lve
" .ti.d Idea of the way the people were
" Vim the PuWIe servants, llnully
"tminc woman, apprcclatlnc the embar-
' - i
'"JJL' ..planatlen should have been elver.
y.V. .ducter. He did net hand me my
".. until had almost reached Tert'i
i'VAi and then In a Miry offensive way.
'"L .....mnt la the rule and net the ct
I s"" and thi unfortunate part li that It
if i.r'ahly Riven te elranirers In the city.
.. te net ltnevv hew te ect about and must
iMBd en the assistance of the conductors,
nwld Tran.lt Cempiny might de well
iniki H rul'' through an order te ren-
tari thit they must be pollte and con-
I.V.I. te paaieniier. and especially
elnrtr and If they did net de ae the
Wk! Should ba Invited te Inform the com-
of all Impoliteness and the Impolite
LrLten should be made te give way te
SL. who are out of work nnd will pledBe
!5!mlvn te be jiollte In order te ncqulre
Jill ind thla aheuld be Impreaied upon
S.nducters b the company. 1 wrlte this
imir paper Imewlnu. from paet cxtcrl
km. that It l uaeleaa te notify the com cem
NiV te la1"' the name and rumber of the
.. conductor. JAMM0N.
nilnll'ila. November 7. 102!.
Thanks for Ce-operation
..... prf.fer e f?ie rvenlne Tubllc I.cAeer-
" . !.- U& romnaleTi rmM.
jlrA en. , . -- ................
mkim te rainu ..'."'"' " -
Bin". .',,,, T ,i-.i - thnnlf nil for
I nu IU1I1K. v,ii ......... .--
S'. ....ii.ni co-eneratlon which ou ex-
tnitd te ui during the couree of till cam-
n -o-eperatlon of the rren of rhlladol rhlladel
,vi. w, a tremendous factor In producing
i. iuccmi In which thla campaign resulted.
Chairman Cnmpalmi
Philadelphia. November 7.
Committee
1021
1 The Pennsylvania Benus
l(M Biflfer of the Ciciilw; rubMc I.trta'f:
eiwiiit haa beceme of the I'ennnyUa'
Uitenui? I the geed old Krelene Htate
nlntln fa" ''own and pay te Ita ex-serlcc
"Teu did your duty, but we have no
j'ef you further, be v hy aheuld w. de
Mr duly ' Other States much leia rich
ttu thla rommenwealth have been able te
M their way clear te puy their bejs If
nlr i imall sum. te hew their arp-ecln-..
it i menncelvable te me that I'enn-
ClTinU la willing te be placed In the quil
ls' riu, I have nlwnja pointed with
Mt te my Stale, but If he dot a net pay
br oblUatlens te Ihn men who helped her
ttreUlnh'f frerdnm, then 1 will blunh with
ttat every time in r name is iwnuuura
Ttllldelphla. November 0. 10JI
Why "America"?
U Hi Cilller e! the Kvminp I'ublxc hrtlvcr:
Sir Fer the benefit of 'T. I. W ," who
raientl falla te underatnnl why out
tfimtry Is frequsntlj called America and I In
L, Amerlrnra. netwlthstnndltiK the ler
Wlen of several ether reuntrl'a en lln
rrlfn cenilntnt. It 'lieuld t.ited that
lh cBlc'al lane of our ilevrnment. eei
lltca the Declaration of Independence In
"H. hM lin the United statea of America
It dlttlnfulih our people from thn,e of th
Vlalt'd ?tale of Mexico, the United Miitc
tf Colombia the l'nlted States uf Hrazll .ml
(hi Iiemlnlcn of Canada It la convenient and
Jitnr te limply aay Americana, Mexican".
Coiemblans. rirailllana and Canadlma Tn
t((r te the cntlre population uf cither cme
li the vtett-rn rentlnenta It lu proper te an
Xttth Americans or Siuth Americans but
tir Americana, as that always refers te
1 people of thla Natien alone.
V. S. A.
PhlliiMph a. November 2, 1921.
The Coming Exposition
Ttt I'dlter e the Ki'rnlne 1'ulUc l.trlarr
t'r Mr Mliiclalr'a ltter of the lith seems
ta hue our world h fair expealllcn mlxe I
lth a ceuntj fulr I would 111" te lor ler
rict hli views In a few words Klrst, the
talldnis I bellove will be alone, perma
tintlr teautlfslng, vvhatver aectlen ttiey
Kind In.
ticend, that It will be a bualness boom
ixh as tl.ls city has net had for vears.
there! y lienetlllng net only the iiraresslve
citllin who can use hie opportunities, but
Ue the bell) acher. rerfslmlrt nnd gloom gleom gloem
utlit Third th exhibition will tplfy net enh
tte latest of any and all Improvement nf
mrjr kind and description, but will have
n educational advantage that will be re
membered neneratlena afterward because the
Jliplui are the only real practical way of
titehlrg italngi that aome iioeple cannot
nii whin In book form. It will nmaje
ma the meit Ignorant person In the pos pes
iMIty ihewn
Uit, but net leait It will establlih an
rt Of geed feeling that la much needed at
tit presint te re-establish aeund practical
VjjIium, attar aome of the easy, flighty
tteei during the war, nnd Philadelphia will
in; th benent. CJ. M. MILLHll
Bill, Ta , November B, 1021.
Suggests Names for Fair
fllai Editor e lh Kiiciiins Public J.edeei
Sir Slnca there la renewed evidence that
tti picpeaal for a werld'c fair will even
Itili In rallts, here are a few llve titles,
HM In the wrlter'a order of prefor prefer
nc The Werhl-Amltv Fair.
7ln World-Weal Hxpoiltlen
Tni World-Ilehabllltatlen Ili
"I vSorld-Hquare-Deel Kxposltlen
Thi Ooed-WIU Expoiltlen
anirlein-Pljn World'e-ralr
Ech of these titles Is lntendfd te rtpre
xt a demlrant thought of present div
African Ideillam with ruirged merlcnn
tneueillty They breathe Ideaa rf order.
irri'. amelioration and lettermi-nt li nil
Wi, but, te my wind, there can ai'arce
tj mere ntllni timely and eiienlflc irit trm
thin "world amity," which included e -r
''it the world ae much Melta and in badlj
lNji II ?! ENOI.E
nut Chester, Pa November 3, 1021.
Wants Biblical Question Answered
h Hi Fdllur e thr Ilvtnina I'nbUc J.tdetr:
sir In the People I'erum Saturday, Oe
7, the party algnlnir "Verltaa" would
' te hv another biblical que-itlen If
" following a correct, where was Mcthu
"ub during the flood"
And MeLhuielah lived k hundred eight"
If win eare, and beeat l.amteh nrd
Mthiielah lived after le begat Im:,i
J"jn hundred, eighty and two rearn
And ll lh ,lu ,.f fthti.1nli
JJfi nine hundred erlxty and nine jcars. '1
nl Lamech lived a hundred, elghlv and
J" Tun, and begat a aen. and he calico
"I nme Noh " (2S-2P )
l ik ,h, "lx b'mdredth year of Neah's Ilfu
J" lecend month, the seventeenth day of
Ulnmiln.th ,h B8me l,V vrr" a" the feun
"'ei of the great deep broken up. nnd the
f.j of heaven were opened " (vll, 11 )
..fc It came in pass in the alx l.un
lh. e ,n1 flrllt 5,ar' I" the 1'rst memli
,' n"t dvj ct the month. Hie w uteri.
Jj'-j srltil up fr01n fr tle ,-ih" (vlll
bru '", ,0 l'i Editor Bheuld ba as
veMian(1 ,0 th I'lt " POMlW.
J J?!nK unythliiB tlmt would open
5i,.r"0,n,nHenBl or Hcctarlnn (Jib-
-r"u
oeii. V,.fn,len ,vl11 e I'nl'l ln "rnn'V
leerl e?.u8E,.l"t, "H " i-vlUcnee el
S. nrlm ,' flltll0UKl' "n'"es wl" "0
essea
of
net
l-ievV'J"'' .' "quent
1h muile that
tn, - "innicd
t0i1Pullcntleii of 11 tetter In net
m,VI i 11 n" n" Indursamcnt of Its
tarnV3mu,.lU'atlen8 "I" nt ' re
Ue? i?.un,.r.?8 ncwmpnlilKl by post pest
'. nor will manuscript be enved.
m
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..ntslned te me mai weuia nave
"' , nit at Terter itrect and wait for, I
",'v've 29-or It miy nnve been Ne. 21
IVM. . .....I.,! t,r for hrr kindness.
rt ( i v ' '.''"V,,
PEOPLE'S FORUM
Various Suggestions te
Unrest of Unempleyed
Te the Fttttdr e the tfiutlne I'ueI(6 Ltiarrl
Sir I believe that there are thousands of
unemployed who nre really anxious te werlt
nnd Who would ntinrMntA II If tl,F ...,.,.
given the opportunity, but there are ae many
olher thousands who want work nnd who
are net looking for It. but Instead stand
nbeut In groups tllicunlng their condition,
damning the capitalists, the Government, and
thelr Inability te find aome one te leek
nreund and lecate them nnd offer them a
Jeb.
If thla clan of unempleved would spend
as much time In an effort te gain employ
mint and thn working when they net the
Jeb, as they de standing en the street cor
ners nnd In their organization rooms try
Inc te send everybedy and the country te
the bow-wevs, there would be mueh less of
an army of unemplojed, and much fewer
discontented people.
I have no ube for the agitator. He la n
mennre te himself ns well as the Natien.
He does net deserve any better position
than that In which he flnda himself He
would net work It hn could find It unless
It was nt a price that It would be Impos
sible for Mm te receive, for he would net
be, worth It In return This discontented
army Is In a great measure the reason for
much unempleiment, for thy hvtve become
se dictatorial and such trouble makers that
rersetis who could employ them will net de
ae en account of their methods.
Te be fair te seureelt you must be fair
te your employer, and he will ulwuvs mi
you half vi ay He does net want te kop
his mill or factory closed any mero than
von want him te, but If mere labor would
work en the fifty-nftv method, there would
be considerably fewer Idle men and fewer
aistressea families. jf, i t
Philadelphia. November 0. 1021
Independence of Laber
Te thu r.diter e (he Amine Public Ltdetr-
Mr In mv mind enn of the main causes
for much uf the unemplevment of Inher nt
the present time Is due entirely te the nt nt
tltude the unemployed men have taken
toward their emplejcs. The werklntr men
or, rather, the men who depend upon work
ing te support themselves cr their families
have net et recovered thIr equilibrium
following thv high wiiues ami Independence
they acquired during the war, when work
In every line whs helntr speeded up te the
limit
I find the men I employ today Just ns
'ndlfferent as te the work they nre sup sup
reecd te de as they wnre several veers a no
end In aavlng that I mean frcm the factmy
and cleric il fercn clown le the man who
puts out mi n.hcs They work Just ns
much or ltttl as thev please They attll
persist In violating nil the rules that are
laid down for them when they accept the
wetk. nnd many of them are rn Intolernble
In th"lr attitude that where posilble I de
without their sirvlce simply te be relieved
from th aggravation which thy cause.
When I meet a merchant who wants te
buy my goods, I make the appointment nt his
ci nvimlence. whether It be 7 e"clock In thu
morning or 11 e rlne'i nt nljht. I am nl
wnvs ther prompt!) In ficl, ahead of time
And I take eery opportunity te please my
customer. Why? Ilecause It Is my living
"And Neah lived aftrr the flood three hun
dred and flfts senrs And all the dais nf
Neah were- njne hundred nnd fifty sears. ' Te the Editor of thr Buenliie miilfe Ledocr Ledecr
(Iv aS-IO ) ' Sir Kindly tell me thj length of a abort
vhen the flood began Neah was TOO s'enrs
(tne month nnd seventeen days) old, when
It ended he was exactly (MO years old.
J-rem the birth nf I,am-ch le the Iveglnnins
nf the fl ie,l was lr2 S'eara plus flOO euuals
7K1 sears nnd from the birth of Lannrh
te the en 1 of the flood was 1R2 seari plus
OCO jeara rriualH 7-'J years. If Melhuielah
lived nfter he begit t.mnech 7S2 scnr. he
lived i.ntll th ud of the flood.
Trusting "verltaa" can nnswer this ques
tion I renalu JOHN P. DUNCAN
Suretnrj Anthraclt, Krcclheuiht Associa
tion Pettsvllle, Pa. 0.-t(.b r -".' 1021
Questions Ansivcrcd
Australia's Capital
Te the Editor nf thr .toil.ie Publlr I r,iQrr
Sir I haie n little son of most Inquiring
mind who kerps u king me the name of the
capltnt (te be) of Au"ti.illn Can you assist
me. as I have 'jrKetten'
THOMAS HAP.I.AND
Philadelphia, November 3. 1U2I
The new cnpltnl of Australia will hi
Cemberra, In New Seuth Wales
Auther of Quotation
Te th' Editor of the Eienlne Public l.rdacr
Sir Who wrote the linn 'Ter hope Is but
th- dream of theaa who wnke' "
T. It. M
Philadelphia, Ne ember 3 1021.
The wert's are b Matthi w Prier in I.ns
ItHh iHict and diplomat of the neventeetitli
cintuiv 'Ihe lire is from llnek III
line 102. of bolemon en the Vanity of the
Weild " which whs published In 1700 Th
thought contained In the line ha b, en
traced hai k te Arlstntle bs Dlegcnea I.ner
llus Jlemge Bass "the drenm of making
men" heuld be auerlbed te Plndai
England's Six Vetes In League
70 thr r.,(fei uf the .if null PuMn I.cdert
sit Te aMIl a dispute pleit-m ixplnln
Hi. all. el vulcs Hut I'n.'lnnd his In the
I e. gi,,j if Nit. ei h which cijfied ae much
crltlclem nmen oipencnts nf tie I ugUd.
JVst where arc I.Mgland's six votes?
DISPUTANT.
Philadelphia Nevem'ier 2. rj.il
The work of the Imieuk of Nations Is
e'ene by an assembly and a council separate
and distinct bodies The Assembly cnnslns
of a rcprescntitlve of each member Power.
Iho Council consists of representatives of
the five allied and ussecluted Powers
and four ether Powers. They were the
United States, the llrltlsh Umpire. Trance,
Italy and Japan, teeMhcr with four ether
Powers eslectcd by the Assembly of tie
league The foul chosen wero Helgtum,
Ilraxll Gn and hpeln
In this Cel nrll the United Stales and the,
llrltlsh Kmplre had ,aeh one vel" The
Council cannot make a decision, except en h
matter of procedure without the unanimous
vete of the representatives present In the
Aembly the repres "Motion of the llrltlsh
I-mplre Is divided Inte six parts, ench of
v hlch la a signer of th treaty and each or
which his a vote. Them parts are th
I nlted Kingdom the Cummenweatth of Aus
tralia the Union of fceuth Africa, the Do
minion of New Zealand, India and the De
n Inlen of Canada, Thus In the Council,
where the llrltlsh Umpire is considered as a
unit. It hid but one vote the name as Iho
Unlted SlBtei, nnd In the Assembly, wheie
II 1 1 breki i up Inte Its inula political di
visions, each division has i tie vole the
anme aB the Culled Stated the argument
Ignored th Council nnd assumes that ,n
the Ais-mbls Hngland will control the entire
vete of the Assembly
The Peeple'H Verum will appear dally
In Ihe Ki ruing Public Ledger, nnd also
in the Sundiiv Public Ledger. letters
dlscuailng llniilv topic will be printed,
ns well n rfnieti-H ifm;, nnd line;,
tlens of cinrrnl Intrrrst will be answered.
,nr "" rz ,, n
and ether external
pains quickly seethed
TIIAT tlrairglng, wearing bneJcschp,
that be mnny women gufrer Jfem, la
nulckly eesuil by an application of Slean
Liniment. Ne rubima, miulnc. or
ekln stalna. H'a geed for all the family
end all klnda of ''nxternai" ache and
pains. At all druggists. S5c, 70c, $1.49.
Keep It Jinnuy
t
Liniment
fit sik )$& mm I
eacjcacn.es
A - .
tflre&'
rains)
cncim
BNINtA PTJjBIlfe' 'l3DGBE-PHlIDEiffHt4'' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBISK 9, Mtf'
i '..,.. : i d ' ' ' r- i ; rirn: TZr rnZTL
Help the Unemployed
In th city,
They cmple)ed from two te
Hill hew different Is the attitude of the men
iwiuiu i employ, jney deem te ceme te worn
wlen they nlea.ee and remain away for the
least pretense, They take their own time
In doing their work, no matter hew much
I am tncenvlnlencejt if it la net dene en
time. If labor were lcs Independent, I am
sure there would net be nearly se large nn
army of unemployed I bellove the geed,
honest nnd willing men are all employed,
end a big majority of these seeking work
are forced te de se from aeme reason of
their own. D, fl. C.
Philadelphia, November 7. 1021,
Society Girls Who Werk
Te the Editor of Mie Uufjtnie'pubHe Lrdetr!
Sir In thla period of strenuous business
conditions and Jeb shortage, when many
deserving men nnd women cannot get em-
plnvment. Is It wise te feature "aeetcly
girls" with "economic Independence" their
slogan, when these society girls lire Ink
ing work from these who are dependent en
their dnlly earnings? The work they are
doing can be done by these who really need
the money and It would be mero te their
credit If thejr would devote their energy te
miikln work for these who need It rather
than ulnt tl.e work, the vay for which
si me ether fellow needs
rttwu.uri r nvr.
Philadelphia. November B, 1021.
Prohibition and Unemployment
Te lie rrflfer e ffie netntnn I'ublle icifeer;
Sir I have been rending the different
opinions of the writers nbeut the cause of
i'nempleiuent In the ceuntr). I think It Is
prohibition. Ilepeai the law and there wilt
be Im un-est. Take the people who were
thrown out of cmp!e)ment ln the brevverled
alone. They numbered thousands Then take
the saloons. Say there were SO00 saloons
eight men. That would average five, and
Pve times three thousand, fifteen theutind
thrown out Then take the building trades.
Frem the min whj digs the cellar all up
through le the nrtlst nil thrown out of
wcrk The coppersmith, the glaaa worker,
the cooper, thi blacksmith and all trades
that we can mention Take the pipe mills,
the Htructural Iren work, then the nill
risdn Teu don't see the cars In the brew
ery sards unloading mnterlil and leidlng the
preilui t of the brewery, de that hurts the
railroad. It hurts the larmer In selling his
Rtdln and ether produce It nffects every
liislnesn In the ceuntrs, but most of, all It
affects th- Government It tal.en the rev rev
cnue of hundreds of million of dollars tint
the affected business p.ild In tixci
It net only does that te this country, but It
affecta all foreign countries, as thev cannot
nnd thlr products hen, such ns wines nnd
whiskies and the raw material te make
them.
I could go en nnd mention ether things
affected, but I den t want te take up the
srace ln your vsluabb paper. Pen't think
that I am writing this as a penennl mitter.
for I have net taken a drlnlc of liquor for
inrre than twenty-six jei.re. I had this
anne argument jeara age when Chester
Ceunty had local option That Is many
Mers age. I my let Congress repeal the
piohlhttlen law and koe hew quickly things
will boom. KICKEK
Phlladelphln. November B, 1021.
Leng and Short Sessions
sen'tnn of Congress J. II. (1.
Philadelphia November 4. 1021
Sessions whleh Ixglri the Hist Mendas of
December ln even-numbered senra and end
en March 4 of the following jmr -re ahrrt
srMdina Ixniff divisions begin th first Mull
dnv of December I'l edd-numbetej jeirs.
'I here Is no fixed time for the nd of u
long session until the regular short icsslen
Is reached the following DMcen.ber. The se
cnlbd "long sesHleu" might eemetlmrs b
shorter than the "short session ' ConxreKs i
meeting en the first Mendas of December
In the odd-numbered S'ear might find little
buslncn awnltlni; It nnd might ndjuurn be
fore March 4
About Henry James
Te Ihe Tdt'iir of the Kienlne Public Lrdnrr
sir Will S'OU please tell m" whether
Heirs" Jamts wis nn Kngllchman or an
American When and where was he heri'
When did he die? J v.V . t.
Philadelphia. November 1, 1021.
Itenry Jamea was born In New YnrU C "
In 1S43 Although born an American Mr
Ji'inea died n nrltlah subject His death
cccuircd In 1010, He lived abroad the
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CCME SEE US
(trea-ter tart of hliUlre, and In leis beeamft
a naturalized Englishman te snow ms sym
pathy for the Allies In the World War.
Would De Naturalized Citizen
Te the Xdlter of the Kvining PuMle Ltdacr:
Htr I am a young man twenty years or
age, born In nngland, and my father la ex-
ru.tlnir his final tmeera for citizenship, will
this make me a cftUcn? t. !
Philadelphia, November 1. 1021
ine law null" m-fc viiuuibi, ,..., --
in nr iwantv-one years ai me
time ei
their parents' naturalisatien ere te be
conaldered cltlxcns If dwelling In the United
States.
Newsprint Paper
Te the Kditer of the V.vtntna Public l.cdetr:
Mr Is most of the paper uied by news
papers produced In the United States?
a. v. h
Philadelphia November 1. 1021.
Of the newsprint paper uied by American
mwspapers only one-third Is made In the
United States from weed grown In this
country, The rest Is Imported or made from
Imported weed or pulp. The United Statea
has enormous forest resources In her North
west nnd In Alaska, If pulp mills were
properly located te handle the raw ma
terial. Poems end Songs Desired
"Heme"
Te the Kditer of thr VveMa Public l.cdetr'
1 sir I would nppreelate It very much If
reu wilt publish In sour paper the poem en
titled "It Takes n TIeJP of Living In a
Heuse le Make It Heme" This poeni was
recently recited by Donald Drlan In Ihe
Chestnut fltreet Opera Houee, and n It Is
really a wonderful poem I would lllte te
Ham the word! of It nnd roclte It at a
party le lw given en the eve of Thanks
giving. r.VEJdYN W. HKIIOMAN
Philadelphia. November 2. 1021
We de net hnve this poem Prebabl) a
reader can supply II
Referred te Readers
Te the Kditer of the Hvrntna Public Letleer
Sir Will jeu find the cntlre poem or song
of which these two stnntas have remained
In nn old man's memory for sixty year7
I would be glad also te kner U author and
where It ma l" found
"I'd offer thee this hand of mine
Could t but love thee less;
Ter hearts ns pure, ns warm as thlne
Should never knew distress.
"My fortune Is tee hard for thee. '
'Tvveuld chill thy sweetest Je .
1 il rather weep te see thee free
Thin win thee' te destroy"
1! W I.
Philadelphia, October 25, 1021.
"I'll Always Be Waiting"
Te the Editor of the Evtnine Public l.rdecr
Mr in response te the rce.uct of I... 31.
Shepherd I Inclese the werdi of the dong
"1 II Alwajs De Wnltlng for Teu "
MADfTN II. HOUSE.
Philadelphia. October 2(1. 1021
I'M., ALWAYS 1111 WAITI.NO 1X)U TOU
There waw a time when I thought seu were
mine.
Hut things have changed somehow
There wns h d when seu wmt owns
Preaklmr sour very vow.
That's why I'm
Washington
in:
$00
R"unil
"Trip
Baltimore 3
00
Round
Ttlp
War Tax Sre additional
Sunday, November 13
Sneihil Triln lemes
Plead Street Station 7 1 V M
Wist PhlllllelplllH 7 r, M
nnrt'itMNf. i kavhs
v nshmrten 7 1", ! M
H . iln Tie a man Ma I K '- p f
C-Slinllur Ilvuirslens Neveiiilur 3
und Dccrinber II.
Pennsylvania System
.The Itnule of the UrnndHiiv I.lmlln
1 x
m
FARM AND GARDEN
Vree CatuleB.
E W. m Trip viSW I
cuertus
Waiting, waiting, for tx gUmpie of you!
Waiting, waiting-, seems that'a nil I de,
Tour voice I'm longing te heeri
Oh, hew I wish ou were near te cheer me
Whlle waiting, watting.
Is It all In vnln?
Hoping, pra)lng, for a kiss again
Ard when you find that you're niene
Make up your mind and ceme lack home,
I'll alwayn be waiting for you.
Hewquickyit heals!
Thais what you'll say
after applying
5oethinq and llc&linq
t I-
Use freely
I .irmrvt in. H
jure the
ienderest .
sldn
&
&
-We Buy Geld
SILVER, PLATINUM. DIAMONDS
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS
Tavvn tlekets for diamonds lieueht
TI1K OI.U GOI.! P1IOP
PennS melting Ce.
DxauMD FII.Iir.rtT ST. It. !RA7i
Men's Hats
Velniirn, Derbys nnd
sefts. Ilemodcle I
Inte Intr-t styles nnd
r -trimmed equal te
new .
Jeffersen Hat Ce.. 133 S. 10th St.
Office Manager
WA"N ri.Ii- mil K man wlie Is a geed or
Knnl7rr te enter a vlBoreus manufactur
Inir ercinl7allm vihere eaMi man Iwih put
In a IHtle inorey and n onerous amount
of tensiruttlve werli. Highest references.
Addies
it eeu, i.i:ir.i:u eitici:
M t aWssssMsssWsaBsaWsWsWslWssOJ!MMs
Comfert Baby's Skin
With Cuticura Seap
And Fragrant Talcum
FcMmp1&jHMrlVenm,TlntlnfrBTne
Address OiUesre. Lsjerite iti,upi x.Miiseaisie.
rnrr vrieNAi.
ntmir Mnnien nil tdrts
COSTUME
DESIGN
Fascinating Wert
Big Pay
Tnslilen Arndemr Rtmlents lenrn
t oituiue nnd Millinery Deslcn In
few Hhert months of nliuple
fascinating Ipiseiih Urtdiinti's
Kien enrn Mf h.ilarles lu pio pie pio
fesLilenal pusltlens.
Tnslilen Arndrmi li thr ene
Initmrlnnt Belinnl dr-vntml ot et
iluslvply te tViftiiinf mnl Mlllln Mlllln
erj l)isl;ii ami riihlilen Art.
liiiiloised by niiiiiiifnrtiiierfl nnI
liinRirltn I(i teiieheis nre vx
pcits with -venrs uf pierleiit'i In
pr.ietleal wnrlt Its illrcrtm,
Mr 13. A. Hnrtnian, 1h ene of
the world's foiemest dealgncra
Trnlnlnp net only glvei von
nhlllty te ileslgti erlulnnl tns
tiimi'N nnd hnts hut tpnehpq vnu
(e ninkc rnmpletu Knnnint from
drmiKhtliiR of pnttprns te tins
very liiHt Btlteli Savltiiri en u
fivv dresses imunlly pay for
(eurse
I nshlen Arndemv i new Thlln
dolphin Scheel Ih n dlreet liinucli
of funiniiH Npvv 1 erl. Spliiml
Idcntliul Rrlpntltlr niPthedrt pin
pin i'il riaBspH four diiys n wet-U
- iiiniiiinir, uftpriienn mid pre
T'lPF. v,slt (""' Pi'tninnpiit o e
hlhitlnn of HtudpiitH' wei lc, or
wrlte for Vnv.r. Iioel.lot dpserlh
lnr nil ceutsph nnd of mutiny
iimKlnp opportunities for the
piofeoBlouul dPblBUpi
Fashion Ac
OShlen Acndpmv. Inc.
1432 North Breed Street
lleth Seves
LEARN LANGUAGES
THE BERLITZ WAY I
H t,i front uh II" !tr M ue I f
JaiiBuiue Iruitrurtten mu an ciulcKb i
leiirn hew te pen' i il ir 1 w r te
n modern lntj.uus tnuiisli li
fludpJ T,rlite or i uts nstiu Hen
hi uxir. m I mnli t her Mv
tnrl Irnir !af h h u at u
tuition Asli for f n riies
E,TT'
tj. ja jy .
hCHOOl, Oh- JIL-&
LANGUAGES
1541 Chestnut St.. Spruce 1G01
MtlllT CIlhs;s I IKHIKkHI.I'lNO
Teuih Ti)lnc t.riai- j-1 ii. u i Muciiln
fnlcuUtini." Ace, uniiiiK 1 ul S'l
1III1 TAI(li:s iiiiei. 1(10' vilRKiysi
STRAYER'S TB "''-, "iishieBS srhoel
JlftrtlLftJ 807 UII.STNI T ST.
Position Kimrnnt'il. J liter new. I)n.v or nltht.
rlMII.Ii: Kltllll It NOKRIb tr.loiiitlen)
1114 Chestnut Street biirure 3ISt
llrrviird "rhoel, IHII 1 lipHtnut -I , let. 01)80
.,nre 1'' I'ul soeHKiorf I'i 1 1 trv 1 aw
antsiri. instrvctiex
Piane Playing
Tnuglit Beginner
in 20 Lesions
OPEN EVENINGS
Adult lleslnners it
BpetFally
Advance Course If
Yeu New I'lnv
Phene hnrnre finnj
TJMp
46. H-llf B B a
' -
mei. or poi mt-sic
FOR rnv.K HOOKI.FT
aiRisiKNNEN .sriinei.
IS50 Chestnut SI. U1Y
MORLKY, Jr.
Phila. Musical Academy
Germantown Branch
30 East Walnut Lane
Cataleeue 05th ensen (,ln 3f,n
JOSFI'lW ( I 1RKK. Dlree.
MONTANI VOCAL STUDIOS
Neu Aihlrrsst 110 Rltttnlioiise HI.
nth St. Ileleiv artist
A. T. Maynard, Mub. Bac. A. R. C. 0.
lOKF, OIUIAN IIAIIMONV
;:3 ( hetlnut HI. Ilnrlns UH04 W
C TSCHOPP
Msnliil'ii ' lliinle
aur. .n. leth m.
211 H. niii si
Msmlerii lliinle flultur Zither
ELSIE MILLER IS11
er, Uoem
Chestnut St,
RESNOL
nc
&J Y
Ms
Your Diamonds Reset
We Knew Hew Lew Prices
Ira D. Garman, 101 Se. 11th St.
WALTHAM WATCHES
GA fi Seldertng Furnacmi
v-' - and AoeUanets
Manufactured bl
L. D. Bcrget Ce., 59 N. 2d St.
Dull, Market SSi Keystone. Main S7U
IlKI-AllllNd AltT 1I,ASH A fit' KflAl.TV
Philadelphia Ornamental
Glass Works
STAINED AND LEADED ' for
hurcli-s dwelllnus and puMIc bulldlnits.
Designs nnd estimates furnished.
516 Is. 9th Street
Hell 11 nc I nplar S371
CLAD'S URNS
for COFFEE
Chocolate, Het Water
Any SDle nr Slie
Kitchen Equipme.il
Fer Hetel and
Restaurants
Manges, Steam Tables
Plate vearmers Orlddle
Rleves. Cookers, VAailU
Irons, sic.
VICTOR V. CLAD CO.
217-219 S. Uth St.
FREE FREE
FOR
10 DAYS ONLY
WITH EACH GONTRAGT
We will wire in sevtu-roem
house, nevcn nwit lr four 3-vvuys
two pltiK rccciptni Ic one liBlit in
cellnr, complete w th .i icl of solid
brass fixtures for
5.00
11 erl (titurnntt'fd
2t Scars' KKpertenrp
Sawyer Electric Ce.
3216 Germantown A v., Phila.
Hell I'lienr, DlainenJ HiaO
1UI MS Rf.sejnN
ATI NTI( rilV, X. J.
COME TO
ATLANTIC
.tt,niYi
s.- JL A JL ,
Tf K"1
fc3is:
'eg
Fer a Peaceful
Armistice Day Celebration
Armistice X)t falllnir en Vrtfi effri
n pxcrptleniil rippirtuntt fr t (llltfht
fill (trie, a 1 (Iwl mil Ini' fe.ilil 1 Inn u I n until
, 1. 1 i v i t vtu uuiniri ii'ini . n u i . ji j uiiiii
i Mnndny
, in inMfreritintT mit mr nuu arni nun
hit) idds itmimi ( h imii t i . t. n mrt
i hIe et roller ' i-i ir 1 n V I imiiui
MiinJwnll- uii'l pTniitu a r.Tl tr Je
ablf da en the link
J Hperlnl rnt rtatnmnntH r Itftnff ir
i nuifreft nt th ! id ins heiMt uhr re
I Iticd wmt.r ratt re new ln ff r
I PIi" Inteat h r ti nn I st ice predu tiein
Hf linlnjc siiuw n itt th" tiumTeiis th n
i ti h musli and damintr nn th ik"
i 1 pry entdnnr i i catien
THE LEADING HOUSES
Alvvn i
1 nnn v tre up W i
I Iln m rt- (All ar.'
I 1 OtllTWlHO net'I
, Marlbernugh-Blen'ielm I
I I he AnilniNMiiiler I
, llinn.ii' llulel
I KII7 Cnrllnn
I lluti'l Mr mil
i I, ilen Hull
lintel ( helsen
The llulinliurst
I (,iiplilnl Mn 1 )
Opn
t, f r Inf Tin itlen
ViiKtii-an rinn un
)
Dip IlrenUers
Hetel llemils
I lip Mielhurnp
lintel llrlKhtnn
Hetel s..( Imrles
enshle llnusp
Until Mnrtnn
The Wiltshire
nfertnlle tr u tr
let- frum all t ul 1
n in lul a rut i er
IKents
r full Intiirm 'Men
neult local lc, t
U lien i fa
IROQUOIS
entli i urellii i Vvemie
"il lurds I rum llimrilvinlli
150 Reems and Baths
Linmennirs n i i i out.
1MIWN SO II i.
OUR RATES
Ainerluiii 11.111
M.OO m Dnllyi H.l.Otl mi IXceMv.
Musi Dam In Sun 1'ivr nrs. concert
lloenin, Ee trlt' Eltvftf r i uljlne ftnd
servu une e led nnvwlu-r Pro'luee
from our n veKet.ible an 1 stock
firm "teim heat
lll'I.N AM, llir. UAK
ciw rTshlt) Mitn.mii i
ATLANTIC CITV
On the Ilemrih Fren.
PRK WAR RATI S
Amtrleia Flin Entirely, Alm, Open
lle ( Runmnc tr 136 per ek
Heom , Prime Il.lh II! tells
Deuble ( Running Vt.ler !(
Roem J Prime ll.ih : le 1st -Deuble
Roem, Prime rude
Ocein curaer t6 per wrek
O-nenhip Management Phene 1455
ATLANTIC CITY. IM..I. H
Directly en. tke Oceaknieiit g
0 A AincricauPIanHetel of Disl inctiev
D CAPACTTY 600
oaraec frizA'cVe.Mcaaym
leauasiaaiBsjaiBBiniieaiaariMiaiaacl
fl
w:
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M
TFeklNtn
RALOOHUje of
si t II 111! I,s ' u , Hi. C II
l H , il -illy ,,()()
New J rei 11 el h tef i hIumI H"
anjie nt in ii.n il snr ilreatt r
Jueeil r tea liew In ffr I Ii,-k rlpl Imekl
N(iriiliiiin, fermerlv of tlw l'rlnerss
I et I h Vlnkr inn iv, t Heme in the
" llj- of Robust Ilculth"
.HOXETL.
ILLOriT en
tlie.m InU llrkiiilu v, ta.iuilt ilOO
nf nor, I'rlvnte llulhs, cli. llus (lern
,,'UA - ' "ri ' ' mjepi:i,li"'
ESOTfi:KWBl-&
yil?'u." iAM ' "! heu9 from UearrlTal
and Steyl I'ler livery aiipolntment. UU hei
in
Ilia Via
taildiril In rililn nml aaruie. mVi
ffall and Wleter Hntes, J Jtethwill ieK
lime
ylrclnla av. 3J hotel from lienth. I'rlvats
baths, run. vrnter, elev . Reduced I'all ratal
BAM RI.I.IH Owner N J COI I INS Mar
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open, always reads , terms medrt.
Wrt'e or Ihen. M. WAI.BII IIUNCAN
SHOREHAM iw'f'i
Ave. lieur ll i. l.
ROI'l.AN PLAN
n " " r i i le, lines Aleis t, ruber.
Hetel Boscebe! 'i1, WuJ- T
latuM Mieam heet l'h 117 A l M VHlDN
iWeiiminster Keatuckj av. nr. ute
ruuniua vniir. uyeu an tar. u, a. KOl'P.
V "" nVr1 l ' jt 'j. '. , Aft
AtTTfJIM" RK0kTf MTTTMW'tHrftltl1 -.
ATTAVT" rrrv. V..J , ,T-Yy - - , u,
H," , "il
ie.i ..i.. i i s r ' , .....Wfta.Mte sV m
AN ANNOUNCHMKNT
fDlarl&oreub'iBIenbeim,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
begs te announce that during the months of
November le Janunry inclusive
it has calahlishcd en the American Plan (including meals)
the following Weekly
WINTER RATES
DOUBLE ROOM AND HA'IH, TWO PEOPLE, $8:5, 95 nnd $112
according te locntien, and n
SINGLE ROOM AND BATH, ONE PERSON .... $60 and $70
A (inall number of particularly choice locations are nt higher rate.
DurinR these month the climate of Atlantic
City is the most delightful of the whole year.
Beth houses will remain open instead of one of them closing as
heretofore. Exquisite music a feature. Obstacle Ceif en front lawn.
Horseback Hiding. Gelf (2 Championship Courses), Rolling Chairs,
Piers, Theatres, Meics, and countless ether amusements.
OW.-VErtJIIir MANAGEMENT
JOSIAII WHITE & SONS COMPANY
y --
i.ki:woeii. J U'L" !": '
Lakewoed.N. J.
UUREL HOUSELAURELPINES
-VStxi Open
A J MURPHY-Manader
C. VMURPHY-zW;-
Hotels of Unique Prestige and Distinctive Charm
Among the Pines in America's Most Alluring Resort
witoi.nseMr:. iii:ai.tiifli.. iikaltifdi..
Psvered Down T'ireugh tne Tears by Particular Ilesort-Geers,
Pultes for rernmnrnt I'ncaceuient. I'.ielustve Unilrenment.
Onlj fl) Wiles Trim v. e,e Yerli Splendid TrrMn Seruiee for Commuting.
noedlnnil Ilridle Trulls Ilenclns Tennis Oannlnt llontlec.
Annual Autumn Gelf Tournament November 17, 18, 19
llmk rs llnimlej, f'linniberlln & ( n.
On "The New Jersey Tour, a
X
ATt,ATI( IT. N .1
A Modern Hetel nt Modern! Retes
H mm cn'ellna Aw near l! h I luxcelleJ
for comfort and srvlc' l.lecrle lights, run
l,lnK water, t'rf-iit. I athn Kx c lent culslnv
BACK TO PRE-WAR RATES
Terrespi leiif snlirliel 'ipt-n all ear.
IISTtiV n AIIMlin. Owner A Mnnntrr
New Clarien
Kentucley Ave Just off
n arflvvllt SK Ttenlfivee
sm in i'mik ...
"lteMETROPOLlTiAN
Asbury Park. N.J.
l I'ltr.MACl In -ervlep, rnlslne
J nnd nmnureinent nluUe for the
reinfnrt nnd hfipplnen', of cued,.
Thesp are eutNtnnillni; feiiture-i of
this lintel. And with them are roni reni
blned ii plenslnc rllmute, vhnleMmei
rerrnillen nnrl refined eeinl diver
sion dellfthtfiil rlrrlp of Interest
Inc people comprise Its ever-nidenlnc
nnd iipprerlntive clientele. Open tlm
jejir nreund and flreprikef. Its con
veniences nre complete.
s. a. i:ee i:s. r. 11. iikiciis. Jr..
Proprietor. Mann;cr
r.AKKivoen n j
Flreuroef. Neiy built and newly furnished. I
All outside roetiH. sinRle or en suite Prlvats
bkchs. Het and refl runmnc water an .
tele.ihnes in (ill rooms excellent Hungarian '
cuisine Music nt meal times und for dancing. I
Grill and billiard rooms Si.ei.lal rates until
Nev. 13. Alse special commercial ratss. '
Booklet Teiepnetie I.aleewoed SSI or Nsw ,
Yerk nmee Selmyler B2I1 !
I IKW Mill. N T
HI I K TiilVN I lRK lull HriOKT PI
1 ST STIIOJ Il.l ti,, n.
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOUSE
I'liri Ml V ear Med rain 1,11' .
J Huffi iin ! i"t vtr u'lshurK
1,
la
k et
HI) ,
yi' i'iir np
I'A.
The Ontwoed
Open nil year, decant
location. artfcliu fall
winter rales
nikt n i. i n v Anm.n
rilETO I'A.
Old Orchard T
lu the roreuos.
li ,vil lJ.
Ilniiklet.
CREMCO. I'A.
-V! INN 111
HotelDeSeto
&WASVH
GAf
I i i uuri-.v-N i i
U0 r i II Il I a
rei rse erl UeK" cf irufsi
i nrtpsinn veil dialer I" n
Is
I 1 I
d '
lta t n requ st IT
ASHKVIM E.
'- TrwMffx
I i re Mb-i JsS5
n r. ffll I .
Write for
SPECIAL
Fall and Winter
RATES
HATTERY PARK HOTEL
Ahhewlle, N. C.
IKF.N. h. C.
AIKEN
I south t nrellnit's l'rnuler Resort
Highland Park Hetel
I'l N l.f- I'Miii it rn may
"l'eseeM it ehiirm all Its nun"
iivril III i HI V1IONT I Nl IIliiNMF.NT
lihlres .1. ,1, S1K1N1",1 Muniik-er
"iinuuer 1 hltefme Inn I iiKe I'lnrlil N V.
tiv.ii'1 n
m w
amWi. W fh
J 'I 111
C
i hai. a h r k.i
a n mm tt esw'
Hillsborough Count, I la.
Sunny Tampa, with new develop
tnents leads In attractions for
tourists Oreat out deer life Fish
Ing. Sailing, Iluthlr.;, Moterine
Gelf
Oppertunltj forliemeseekets Pre
htable truek farming istecu a id
Poultry Enterprise and invest
ment aav antuces
Write for tnformntlen nan
booklet you want I, ler Tourists
:, en Pert - 3, en Agriculture
I iiniii
llunril nf
lfil. I-.
rrinlr
Tampa. Flu
,1 VI M1M II II.. II
HOTEL ALBERT.JACriEOiNVII.LE, TLA.
In Hi, 'min of , t.rvlhu k l st i liil.Jt
Ileatuui ,nt Sleiuu Uvm rumilliir nuler he I
plione pi an neiiiH Llcvuter. ut'riictlve
letiuv narler? mir, h. .1. f'l..nn ......1
furtabln beds. Literature II 00 up '
1 ff
i m
m
i n
I
r" F,
- f
uperuwvKr"
W FRANK. F SHUTE-
Managcr-
Read of Nevcr-Ending Delight'
J
ri.(iuii)
IJM
Wendtr county el ihewenderlind of Flerida.
"1 repic verdure, rjre plintt Three brjuttfut
little cities, Drademeun, Palmetto and Mam
lee Itathini;, Mihin, beating, coif reque.
fine auto rejdi Aicon nodatienj (or tvtry rut
and pocLetbeok In heart of createi; midvin.
ler vegetable cfuinZeeeien Center eranse
and grapefruit sieuirc, meit productive crape
iruit K'eve in world. w.
Ux
come awaits winter vistrers
and firmerscttlers. Come
and see Write (eday or
- frs il lutf rif,1 fxrutl
ssiAr-
i ii. '
Zpjfltfri cl Ceiel; CeauamiiBirt
- r,ii751.Bnlttews.
' i ..Cjjleruaj
5S?-R
i:iu(in, rr.i
kenilwerih
Ledge
At Sebring, Flerida
A I'lilurrsque end nncliantln Spot
On llrautliul Lahe Jacksen,
IN CENTUAI IXOIUIJA.
' . Iloems tach with Bath.
New- nnd Medem Throuclieut
Season January te April.
Gelf for the Most Critical
HUGH J. FLYNN, M5r.
New 1 erk Office: T nn it Country,
f W 's- 10th B' Tel Vnnderbllt 2200
'The Sunshine City"
1 lerc't the ideal place te spend
the winter. Sun and fun and
life in ihe open every day.
Delightful semi-tropical clim
ate. Open air band concerts.
Ceif, tennti, ihoeting, bathing,
tailing, metering. Plenty of
fine hotels.
Ter any information
or our booklet en the
( ity or en Sperti and
Recreations, write
Chamber of Commerce, Drpt. P,
Si. Petersburg Fla.
VTP 1VIIH) Ts RF.SORIfl
Fall River Line
Te Bosten
M Nl.U I"N(. AMI rOINTS
It. Pier It N R. il'ullen M ) fliOO P. M. Dally
Orrhestri en e ,ili steiimer
Ni:V LOMJDN Nt KM ICII) I,INK.
Kenve Plej40, N K Week I)uk Si30 P. M-
r ERICSSON LINE
I or Hnltlmere A Uushlntten.
n. r . Norfell. mnl the .south
Ilallr Service eveetit Sundiiv. IVeltht and
I'liaM-niirr, . n'elei W P M.i Saturdiir, 3
?'r?c ?', ?' ,rn"1 l'lcr 3- " I'eliivvure
Phil Klelpbla.
STI.lllslMPs nrsORIs
i West Indies
' i Four De Luxe Cruisea I
R ' Ivri- hrf I.n, l,dr
Uie itik Ntu 1, rlt
20 Jan. 4 Feb. 4 Mar. 4
lu P let t Inl rln Sersw
S. S. "FORT ST. GEORGE"
14 ion r ns I'mpuu eoieet
Ne Pussperts Requlrril for C rulses,
Rntes. ft;; mi un te flH.in.en.
i 1 'u IH n eiiik WHO private baths
1 ir Tiirther Particulars write
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
11 IMiltehill St., New lerk
URNI.ss 11IT1I1 i CO. I.TIJ.
Ileursr HulldliiK
i i Au 'leurlst Aaent
rOL'HH
Clnrk's IrllU I rulke. Pel).
N r 1 erk
11th, fren
IV3EDJTERRANEAN uT(nApD
i j i J" 'ni' el ( Miiiid.a'n 1'noine
hiii eieimr
EXPRESS OF FRAHCE '.?' -.ru..
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