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EVENING PUBLIC LBDGEE PHILADELPBIA, PEIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921
THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
Various Suggestions te Help the Unemployed
Welfare Federation and Laber """ ,n0 i '" " 1WI' l0 ""
0 tht hdlter et the Licning Public t ederr- Annth-r m.n i .i,,h.i Ik, in clte la
Sir- I am hfirtllN In nniniih with thp ttlat .. .i.- t- .............. ... it.A nnmlnv.
A-y . -..-..- .... - ... ,..,. ,.t nil" U'll Hit' llltllitbl "l " .-...
JTeirare Federal en mecmrni mil lmp sub ment bureau- of one of th local rnllruid
crlbsd as liberally t I coil 1 1 i thin ciue
Wp doubt thousands of ImMrw M men lii
yen tha linn Hut hew mnv of ttieve
buslnsM men aul. rlbers hv e I) ke.l ir und
Warn te see If tin r uld net And rtnplo rtnple
rwnt for ami' of the men out of work?
TJie IVelfnre Kedi ration win no doubt ke
iff P kct them from M inline and la all
f lent In an erm rsvncj but It In rh irlt and
lery self resix eted niirlmn eiths the
?rd and wll enl embrace its help when
Mey can de n ithlmr else. "
'What the uiiemrleed want Is work net
hrlty Thu want te wrn what Is handed
te. them Th.n makes men of thorn The
qe net ask fm nn thins in this rich land
)t eura but i rhinie te earn a I'Vellhimd
But hew rtidn of ou men with thi power
ffl slve te the Welfare l'ederat.en hae ale
nientleni I In ur ub. rii t n
it positions u hae feutul t
The, need thcin no badl'
;i:eiiii- r cnnxi
4 Phlladelphi i N ember 1 ll'.'l
J
empmlei) Jut think of a woman doling
out Jobs te railroad mechanic., laborers,
t c
Th reason there are e tnnn men out of
work at thlx tlm Is n t dji sj els te the
bud times, It Is te a i.irisi extent due te
It implevment of mirreil worn, n and itlrls
who are net reull compelled te work but
who de se for the ' p.n menej th obtain
e thit thw ma bedeck thtmseKes In the
latest creation
It s all wrens J. .'. It,
I'hll idelphla, November ! tOJl
TP the Ed
"It's All Wrong!"
Vdllnr "' h- I, i . miitf Publtr Lrdaer
Blr It was with much Interest that I
rfcad In th s evening s Cuvivi I'tnttc
JJkikieu the letter lcned ' , I, m
jrhlch ah t Ited her expricne-, in eklnff
flnplement I ihoreuuhlv re with every
thing she si ml jartnu .n with her
inference te th women at the empluvment
desks.
I am a veunu mm whi lias hetn ut if
employment fjr nei-iv tive m n 'i and
Jiave met with v.rnn Iv tMe sun treitment
accorded 'AST'
The thlnu thii dlseuted n most m in
huest of a t ltu n w u t in man
CJne of tin e -elf atiil 1 ones 1 ut In
Jels case urn irrled I vP nslns ' '' J ' a n
5 branch if th Y M i V -mirl v ,u
ba Yeunit M m ir-timi . 1 i u u In
addition te het I have netu 1 n m severi'
Vlslta te the as i ntl, n -e m v,ril th r
Women anl uirls tllttlns a' out ft urn ill
te place wh'l. leunelns In th. I. 1 1 v tud
M noticed main i Itiin cut vuunu ' ' w -
most of whim it no d ml t mm'rr it tin
aisoclatlen MPnentlv without mpl mrnt
' Why sh iuUI iti wer.ier ,r jir i 1 un
pleyed in iv i mn it n in fxcuIm v
TPUnff mens asonatien'' Ihere ur nuns
Wen right In tin. issue Uti n who would bi
Commandeer the Factories
Je the Kdttcr of thr Fieniua Public t.rdwr
hlr I have read I believe all the letters
veu have printed regarding the upetnpevment
tin number situation and there Is one thins I would
Inly thesi like te sav In. this dlsiusslen whkh 1 have
net seen tout bed upon In theae lrttrs This
Is the Oeiernmint tuklnB ever the fa terles
nra i liee I and eperilltiK them en a um
tnunitv l.isH allewlne the men t work and
r ieve HI the piellts far their labor
Yeu will naturallv at tlrst theuslit "w
this Is lmteslbe Hut is If LU I thi il
irnment net tike ever
en rate them during th.
en the sicrlflce of th fundamental truth
of ChrlMlanlts
It li in the itirhlnK and controlling of
the powers of cevernments that thn hope
of mankind for securlt and peai.e rests and
net In the expansion the-eef Inte i world
association of Bevernments with unl mlted
uncontrolled und Irresponsible power
.Mr Cillhert sass that the supreme council
is te be the runt tlnnlnK eran of the, IlardlnK
Hushis assee vtlen YeuvTiave In sour edi
torial lOlutnn described trut body as nuto nute
i rat r and irresponsible In the power which
It exercises -.t it h-vi jurisdiction ever
the jtreatcr pail of the eirth
la this the test ." power hs which the
world Is te he nnde safe for llberts and
democracy? l'lx sour attention en the real
thing iewer The expert football plaver
or biseball plaver ke. ps his ese en the hall
In these Intermtletul i inferences power
is the ball The expert never loses s'cht of
It Senater llerah has his ese. en the ball.
It 11.
Philadelphia, November an ln'Jl
prescriptions, but taken tha ery taat penny
out of the pockets of these peer.
A man who is Buffering or who is run
down in health will pnd his ery lait
penns for medicine te build him up and
put him In a position te earn u livelihood,
but whs should the drutrslat take the money
from hint thut he requires for nourishment
and leave his body In such a state that even
drugs cannot ni"nfl and restere 117
8 W. L.
Philadelphia, Nevember 25, 1011.
taki ever em, of th shipyards'' Has It
net t iken ever tht. mines In an etneri.encv
H h net the faiterles In this ummplevment
ctnersencv "
I believe i ffre it tninv of these factories
nr- eles d new beiause the owners are Irv
ing te ur ml 1 ilier down in their pas M uiv
uf th, ew net s luiu arewn se rich ijurlnu the
war that thev feel that th -v van after 1 te
take a little v n itlen before thes agiln inter
the H il nid wli n thes feel und r niuih mere enters
advantateeus c ndltlens te themselves
Is this fall te labir" Who mule them
rich" Laber V e wen t OiKht duilnc the
u ir tli 1 1 our ttevernment wai allpew,rful
en liking veur life Inte its hands no
matter hew seu tuav have pret ited if It
uilil ill this whv leuld It net take mr
personal iireterts and operate it te th, ad
v ntiKe of th, p i pie If vim own sour own
home In a i ert lln section anl the iltv wants
te utilize the plan for municipal Improve
ments seu a-e feri c! te sell Such llnp
the uie nelh ni: sems te me tiosslble that
the nt or Mat) e- nation il Gov, rninent
luuld net de tl 11 ml
, Phi adclphla, November 11) l'l.'l
The Profiteering Druggists
7e tin 1 ili'er nt thr t-.viUnn 1'nblU l,rdn'r
Sir I heartllv aRree w'th the several let
ters thit I have si en printed In your Peo Pee
ples Pet um retfardlri the h Kh cost of
drugs 1 think It Is a shame the vvav manv
of the dniKslsts impose en the public and
profiteer in them ti the extent of several
hundred pvi ' ent Of nil s-.its of iireflteer-
the nil reads and lns " ls lr" mnnest irsteiu or taktmr
wr Illd It Het niertiiuiKr- ,,i nit i',,i,i in- in, in inn ivav lue
Questions Answered
lrug business at least se fur vis the peir
are concerned should be loe'ied upon us a
sort of charltv
Medlc'ne is neeessirv te keep the beds
In condition ti battle with th- stern reall-I
ties that are facinc mllll ns of our people j
mit of empbvment A lilir mujerltj uf
men and women need all tin money Ulel ns of the Interstate Cemmerce Act, "ex-
the-th.
their holies teffethe- Natup lis sickness
into the c edlti n iti 1 these pe ir
teeple hive te sp. nd whit the badlv need
fi r feed for ilruKs i J h n the drun
i.lt l mt wllllnc te pt re.isenible
tereentac of pr lit f r In k "id- or for Ills
Wants Correct Quotation
7e thr Ldlter et the Evening Public l.tdeer:
Sir Will jnu or some of sour readers be
k nd enough te give me Jhe correct quota-
tlin und the source of this Ilttle bit that
I ii number:
' man hiu two sides, one te fare the
world with and one te show a woman when
he ievcs her "
I ii se want te thank you for the courtesy
that I hive received through The People's
Peiuni 1WI.MEH CAIN
Philadelphia, November 20, 1021.
Free Negroes
7e thr 1 ,llter e! the Uve tliip PiibWc Lcdaer:
fli -Hew manv free Negroes were there In
the United States at the beginning of the
full ir" , H I, r.
Philadelphia, November 28, 1021
Tin were 487,070 free N grees and
1 ( 7e slaves In tee United Slates In
1M,
Adamsen Eight-Heur Law
Te thi hdlte) e the flvriiliiu Public Ledger"
lr ricvs the Adimaen eight-hour law
arplv te ill cmplees of nil railroads?
V C P
Philadelphia, November 2S, 1021.
'Ih damsnn elght-hrur law applies te all
rnpleMs or al railroads, subject te the pre.
reads or between railroads and Industrial
plants "
Where Presidents Are Burled
Te the Editor el the Vvenlna Public Ledger-
Sir Please state where the Presidents of
the United Slates are burled
MP.S W I YOrtKC
Philadelphia, .November 2S. 1021.
Qoerue Washlnsten win burled at Meutr
Vermn. Va Jehn Adams Qulncs Mats
Themas Jeffersen, Montlcel'e Va Tames
Madisen, Mnnt!lict, Va James Menree
Richmond Va , Jehn Qulncy Adams Qulncs
Mass , Andrew Jacksen, Hermlt-iRe lenti i
Martin Van Huren, Klnderbenk, N Y 11
llam II Harrlren, North Bend Jehn
Tsler, Richmond Va , James K Polk N'sn
vllle. Tenn iZachary Tavler Loulsvllle
Kv , Mll'iard Fillmore, nuffale N
Tranklln Tierce, Concord. N II ,'",l",
nuchanan. near I.ancastet Pa . bruhim
Mnceln Springfield til , Andrew lohnsen
arenvllle, Tenn , UIs'isch f. tlrant New
Yerk City, nutherferd II liases, i remeiu.
O James A. Oarfleld, Cleveland, u k v lies-
ter A Arthur Albinv, ?. Y iirever -nvc-land,
Prlncetn. N J I!njiimln Harrison.
Indlanapellt. Ind , William McKlnlcv Can Can
ten, O rnd Theodere Roosevlt Osster nay.
Lere lsl ind, N. Y
Poems and Songs Desired
ixie ding 1(10 miles In length " with the pro pre
vis that the exception shall net apply te
suih rulreads 'whose principal business Is
u using ir furnishing terminal or transfer
fur il s te ether reads or arc themselves
r.ni- i I In transfer of freights between rail-
"The Weeds Are" Ged's"
77) the Editor of the Ihtnlng Public I.idvtr-
Sr j vveuld like te secure a poem nnd
knew the author's name which contains the
following llns:
"The weeds are Ced's own temples, dear,
With their odorous breath of balm:
And the solemn sighing of the trees
Is the opening chant and psalm.
The knotty trunks of the brown old pines
Are the pillars along the nlsles,
And through the leafs nnd tasseled reef
The glorious sunlight smiles '
jiii1. w i) PAcn.
Philadelphia, Octntw r 20 11J
Old Pennsylvania Seng
Te thr Editor of the hirit no Public Ledger'
Sir I am anxious te get n old Pennsyl
vanla Beng, sung te a, sweet miner tuna lis
my mother mere thnn firtv vcars age. It
its.1 ........ ,H v.. v,v a ereat aunt. The
story told hew n seune Indian warrior had
come te the settlements, eager for the white
mans education Erelong ne )
matriculated at cVlege and the ne'gnDers
freculAtecl no te what tailing he would fol fel
low. Twe versea are a fellows
'Frem Susquehanna's utmost springs,
Where savane tribes pursue their game,
Ills blanket tied with sellevv strings.
A shepherd of the forest came
Seme thought In law he would excel,
Other's In phsslc he would shine, (
Hut these who knew him passing well
Sold .he vveuld prove a. sige dlvlne
Who can he'p me find the whole poem 1
seems te have originated In the Petinsslvanla
colenv ' possibly In West Jrrey A New
Knglund writer would have lecited his wil
derness hfsmd the Hudsen
MRS A I.. R.
Bosten Mass , November 28, 1021.
Contributed Peem
Te the Editor of the kxenlng rubllc Ledger!
Sir -I am contributing a poem thit was
recently requested in tne i.ini
Lt'nnrn Pennle'a Torum 8
Phllidelphla November 20, 1021
iiiieAUsn un s my friend
He miv be six kinds of a liar'
He may b. ten kinds of u feel,
He may be a blooming high filer
Pint te
O n,
Without any reason or rule
There miy he u shidew abev lilm
Of ruin and woes that Imp nil
I may net respect, bin I lev him.
I love him because he's my friend
I knew he 'has faults bj th' million.
Hut his faults are a rertl m of lilm,
I knew that his record s verm Ien
He's for from a sweet seraphim
Ilut he's always been square with "yours
trlilv,"
Tver ready te give or te lend,
And Iheugn he Is wild (ind unruly,
1 lev a htm bocause he's my frlend.
I knock him 1 knew, but I da It .
The tame te his face as away.
And if ether folks kn-ck well, they rue It
And wish that thev d hnd nothing le tay
I never mike diagrams of him,
Ne maps of his soul have 1 penned,
I den t analsze 1 Jut lev a him
Hcciusc well, because he s my friend
"Ain't It Fine Today?"
Te the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger:
pirPleaee print Inclesed verses In sour
Interesting Teeple's Torum. T C. I.
Philadelphia, November 17, 1021.
AIN'T IT n.NU TODAY7
Auther Unknown
Sura this world Is full of trouble.
, I ain't said It ain't.
'Lord! 1 ve had enough an' double
Reason for complaint
Jlain nn' storm Hsae oeme te fret me;
Skies vvere plien gray:
Thorns and brambl s have beset me
On the read but av, ain't it fine tediyj
What's the use of ntw.ys weepln",
Makln' trouble last 7
What's the use. of always kecpln'
Thlnkln' of the pist?
Mach must hae his tribulation,
Water with his wlneT
Life, it ain't n ctlcbntlen
i'reuble7 Pve had mire but
fine.
today It
It's today that I am livln
Net a month age,
Havln', lesln'. Ukln', gtvln.
As time wills it se
Yesterday cloud of sorrow
Fell across the way.
It may rain again tomorrow.
It may ruin but, sas. ain't It line tedajf
"D. P O" desires the words of "
Mountain Maid's Invitation" und an old
song starting "There's a moonlight en tit
sea, boss."
"O. Tt H." nsl's for two selections "Th,
Tellceman's Lest Child" and ' On the Sleni
Outside of Dan Murphy's Doer."
C D Onnt Gloucester, N J . asks fet
the words et the song ''Mickey Branlgan'i
Tup."
Jp&
Letters te the Editor
American Idcn of Power
Te the Urlltrr , ' thi t i i e Pnhltr I rtrjrr
Slr Ptiml i m te t.i m i t(nttn t "
the fact iht' our e rip n lnt rilnten
sSl Qilbert In hi tltmrlpnen f th ivjuer
bT the fanJlriff Hu)i t i r p I m-im Uli" n
ht nations ik- with -iMt ? Het th t tia.t
Is te bf un Imitl unl un nnimll I 'l v
Joint beniiti) 1 ,ih iiihU" m muiI --hi
le stands for the American i W a of ItniiVJ
lind control J pewr u- irttitft h J
European ,.nd Kiat Id' i f jn Mn 'd anl
Uncontrolled pewir In Bucrnnnt
jThe lasuf ' tvncn th . mm l U m
pt pener 1 he iet1i t h b twecn i,Ir,.n ion
ccrnlns pewtr This lit-1 ui m tat te th
rerld th UUti that al i iwer is tnh r. nt
In the peepl and that 8rim.pnTs riel"
Nail their n, pewir tumi tht 1 1 m u t
the irewmeU ' That idea i prej"d in
our written constitution nhili .tmit the
Jjpwers et m 'Tnnifntnl Htrt- t ilti p
jn-easly or innnielU crunf 1 therein VI
public effiteis irt. tna Je r bp n"ibk te that
Itw of the pt nple for th r . t
tl There art eth r eernm-,nt8 hich de
tot accept the Ameritftti tjci uf pjrr Th y
excrclae un ImiieJ and uiu mttu Ud nt-r
fThe question is h h Mia Is te triumph
3D the Cenfer.nf(. N Vm rta U -a te
Jhe wer'd that her J i un v. r r and
inept the for ten idea of unllmitn i aid
I un entrulled power In an ataeclat ion of ni
it- n '
That in effect i thn question nur
Htrah tuts t(( the cetmtr It in Rht rtv
well b aked b uhat iiuthnrlt ' pre- tit t
x ttts of tht p'OpIf of the t"nlt 1 it
will temmlt th people te any mi. h r
'n an aseciatlun of rntlens.
It m anneun id that there 1 te b ti
nn.nant or iii tutlen of thi pn pns" 1
asKt.tuti n If thU he -0 it l te r -i
tit n b en the rbal aprecment of ttv
head- if th" s y n mnt, The pi ple uf
th United Matts hive, by their t'ui Itu
tlun granted no twwer te the KxecutUt t
I In thr m b his word lone tn anv uv h
am k la t let i J f 1m onatltutlenal puw m mil
ce-ntr the rel. tlun if the (Jetrtimnt w tn
for Ign nat en are limited te thes w hi h
the ptei hie print d In the t'entltuti m
It wll In n -sbir h(twe'r, for him te
exert te lrwttr ir untimltfd ind un con
trol ed power te Jein the United St it n in
ui h an hn atlen a H proposed I
understand v.n.iter Iler ih It Is ipUnM "ut.h
lewpr thit h pr iet He holds that It
ii dangerous te the fret institutions- of thi
Itepuhlii te tntruduf su h power into our
srn ?t beernment nd in this he h t
th support of hlsier and the experience of
mankin I
surcl the pea f of the werll des net
P nl en the sair IK of Vmerkin prin 1
I ls of sexernment ir rner" than It depends
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Sizes 51 2 te 8 New. .". $4.00
8V2 te 11 New 4.50
1 V2 te 2 New 5.00
212 te 7-NOW 6.00
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FOR SCHOOL OR DRESS
S's te 11 $3.25. Sizes IPs te 256.00.
Sizes 2V& te 7 $7.00.
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is clse carried out in footwear
fur dress, dancing and gymna
stumeien in our famous
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Children's Silk Socks all sizes 4 te 9!2 $1.00
Infants' Silk Stockings sizes 4 te 6 75c te $f.l0
Children's Silk Stockings sizes 6l2 te 92 $1.50 te $2.50
Storms Are Sure te COME!
Buy Rubbers and Arctics NOW While Stocks Are Complete.
They Will Be Scarce
1230
Market St.
Shoes and
Stockings for
all the family
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Chestnut St.
She 'Stores of Famous Shoes-1
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1 1th St
Shoes and
Stockings for
all the family
(Quick Service Men's Shep)
Every Feet ProfessienaJlyJ;jttedrpThree Geuting Bresupervising
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Are Yeu Sending Meney
Abroad This Christmas?
INDIVIDUALS or firms sending
1 money abroad are invited te con
sult with the Foreign Department
of this Company.
Foreign drafts en correspondent
banks and bankers in all civilized
countries are sold en a basis of
current rates of exchange.
The -Foreign Department also '
offers travelers cheques and letters
of credit negotiable throughout the
world.
Girard Trust Company
BROAD AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA
Vm) t Capital and Surplui ?
WA'i $10,000,000 Chartered 1838 Member Federal
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