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ryiiBhVfcyiHlaw Asinine
Er hate itlft, MM m 'yeur.paper
r. --r.j n.'.Ki.M..nranMnin
kt mtIR vThta gent .refers, te the
LOT atHbfc' sMvlngn-N low-
7,, ..What part.y went1, capacity
'ln-w "rtpWa Wg as daylight
F7K, 8, says: "I'neiTiwonjei
ru nureiy nare;.- ,. -
M"SSmHaGiSSBtt2
( US.iv "".ft'I-lirraKWlIri.jt'ftl.STJ.
equal? four fMaJFRfcTOffi"
en the samtHfetrUKB.
'ftMHnn-nrjinM
EW "'Vi vM
lfr'EK5S
Tsr'-ffthiM
, PUMIMl-,
attinw me J!
r (,...- - r-.ri
Ine law w
MOfl 01 Iline
him a
tfte,t'.tiie
4 .nr
.""
tM Wis?-
tlng-feliee laces
'jwtffjW State of. .TWnals frnt
was "ten rnis cuy was pruai -msf ; s
tsWiheWarijvrcaUy eljiaetwit aa
J floral J Wrhlteil-'phlaiwTT'age
. . - n;ith 4
it change thcta werta a, hardship,
nt you can't 'pound anything Inte
I fti light-caving farmtjes. Thcj-ate
tftts. If the legislature i reai
u.ht aavlne- la only' a city erdl-
7 te nau a. law te make every
J hnakfif "nt 4 A M.. Clinch at
?M. and supper at 3 P. M. there!
'. a. lVlai eaaa aaaaaa, a akVahaat 11
W't DC n?iuin wrung, nwui n
t that if would force- every 'eire te
t tae 'nanus, hi a, Micumc. u
It saving were in nii-u)u-yrur-
i.w In the course of a lifetime
would no doubt become, accua-
t an I have i'ald,' the' advocated of
jckas ,iaw,i are nepciess. xea
tne larmerp nee., agfinsi, iy am
latlcally they" are for it." I've get
uanes up. x
QUlt.'
LOW BROW.
Sniladelpbla;', Wtch -24,' 1922.
li It Happantd en Bretad Street
mi'tUSMtdref'ttMBvnlnePuWUiLtdeer: '
PTur-Sheuldri't 1t-Ve pbulVle for-the' t
IB 01 meter irmmcen.. .ingreugu-
llke Bread . atreet.at the. busy,
Ding eveniDg neur, or any ruuu
nf thu da. 'te'aet'f by" a,rfllvver
it suddenly becomes .petulant .In ,the
mt marVif Allne.waltlna for the trnf?
rjlletater'a high sign and refuses te
J 7
ivindevJlle. skit .could be taken from
heiae at Bread. Erie and Gerraantewn
D(8 last ounuey vuvir. uy aimuni
il count. 147 blr meters. eccuDled
I personages en pleasures bent, were
fled by, a fat man with a car that
suddenly ueciaep nei te rameic
what would be. If.lt passes It will be
possible, for 'my wife te put our auto
mobile, which new, deet nothing butrun
up, the depreciation, ,te, some. use. t ,
'Incidentally, I think there must be
a number -of fairly chronic shoppers-like,
ray wife who werrt (6 downtown every
day If, they, have te walk. Have the
downtown merchants thought very much
beat this? r H. K. h.
' Philadelphia, March 29, 1022.
Chlcaae'a Eysa en New Yerk Oi
Only
i . . va ..., 'i.-j'-'j i i
ateiy intereeted'Mitt;,FhiiaflelBli, "the
cradle. 6f American lndfpendence, the
home of, Beniamln 'Franklin, and Betsy
Ress, the second capital of the Natien,',
the alto of the Centennial Exposition In
1870.nnd ef.thK'MJfrlUCenteifnfal Ex
position, te be held, In 1026,1 1 Would
point, put te .this third largest, this
homiest, this most dignified of the great
cities of the UnTttfd8tates four year
new, before Its world's fair, ample 'op
portunity te make sightly and obviously
needed and Improving elmple changes
fcrrftpoek
vaiywei-
.wuturi"
'rewnihMn
can and, ethers, and after ridirirtbrmurn
several miles of farms i-ou'.edrrufmten'
I ......- ...,ii. m.ii.jii.ii4Vi4lM. v
iviucnirni mill K 'x-uiiBuciyiunisutiiwa-;
man and are, etui in tne city limits.' '
Chicago Is mere closely built up all
the way .te Milwaukee, a distance of
ninety miles; ,te Elkhart, Ind., a die
Ti l)n Editor of the. BviMhe Pvblte lUtri. alenf Its streets. v
KM.. -. x. i . 91.- . I .K . . . m ...
esir nisyqr moetv w creaiua wun UI tne aggregate, 01 possibly 00,000,
.000. visitors te the Philadelphia Expo
sition, perhaps InsJfVlll have come from
communities eutMae;the State of Penn
sylvania, ThesefvWtants from a dls
tanceWH' carry wirl their home towns
att'dHtatmpreeinMs of Philadelphia
thfitl'jrtlher deltfktfully commenda-Wv-,'.erothictlve:fcf
long-continuing
IVthe.:Ni!itlful;jUlllennl city. Wash-inKteir,.nUanllnefts-sM
breadth of streets
and sidewalks are.a'demlnant feature.
But one of tlie.'moit'jcempelllnr lessens
lnjv;ivlc efficjtnc"6f general public ap
plait tf the'.fact. tfiaf Washington, with
!tsM4B,000 .people and its 265 miles of
bread' paved thoroughfares, all tree
bnrderedt his no sidewalk neles of anv
Lkind, no overhead wires, no obtruding
siaewaiK steps or casement ratlings or
fences, no obsolete, curbstone horse herse horse
b'ecks or hlrcbln-'poste'.ne overhead
signs, J, (. ,,
Philadelphia Is overgenereusly smeared
with all such obstructions te vision and
te pedestrian pregrpsa. They are ob
structions that, Impress r.the stranger as
evidences of an age long passed and
qf n local indifference te the public's
right of way and pleading vistas along
the 'public thoroughfares, as a form of
provincialism qOltc excusable in some
hlsterln vlllace nrcserveri nlLas it was.
:S?i ?hi.i. but, net te.be tolerated without ridicule
stock etdljlnt- ., prlriiCgcd tJM ,,n get and pev..
smilTOi) . ing -metropolis. Many , of the pendent
precarldusly en rust-eaten'boeks. Nene
of, the curbstencf horse-blecke are used
nowadays.
encreatt
tance of 100 miles, and, south te Jollet.
111., a distance Of
fifty miles, than li
Philadelphia within her own city limits
rce-eilstent with the county.',If Chi-,
cage took, in as much Inappropriate ter
ritory te get" population as Philadelphia
it would have at least 20,000,000 popu
lation. tChlcnge does net, add never
has, looked en Philadelphia as a rival.
Her eves are fixed en New Yerk. and
New Yerk only.'
It U all right te boost Philadelphia,
anT if J 'didn't llke.lt here I wouldn't
sfnv. but: statements such as the May
. "- .. . ... . . . ' .l-.i
is credited witn maaing eniy mnKCfeu
adelphla the laughing
e,sted. Intelligent neepl
I'miaaeipmu, uiuruu
Sees Chance for Improvement
Td (fu Editor. of th EvmM PuVlk LtStMrf
Sir As a'naUve Amerlcattsaffect1edJ
. t, .... . j : i i.. ?
eWaaai'MwaMtfllyMeikMr mt:
"r 'T,sss1 rrr.TTTTw i;r:iI1j.-'wi'
mm-3ibfflEEii
uj.,.i.Tlt .4-Mtl.4l.Afc. miwl J 9ht
wnuBvu mwnKMwit ' SI2 aA
l
better' view of PMlaaMfkliMiai
their friends, , ABOHIB RIOB.
aid
;tKe .YeryMarch 2, 1023,
.
A'f
Views en' ttwBenui
i'UIVIFlUUU UUltMJ-UaPVBKt gft&V UDOU
arn, ' Mertv of the steps Mlfinhly
chinf 'uen-the public's right of
-
lJiF4iiJa r Pother WithFive-Yeer-Old Daughter and
IVlOVie OJ thnee-YearOld Sen in a. Mevie Sheie
"' ' -
lUgkt along.'
I'flemp
nnlalntnc sirens, humming meters,
MBlnf gongs of street cars, with new
I tnen uerisive encs ireiji car nucrs,
Kit clear threuthi' wa -working
Ikke a bedlam en the already renfueiM
Sjaa at tne cranv, -xnea a no trnmc
i Dia lenmiie., ..xua.,,Bniiie eprcaii
1t back alone tne sumptuous line
I jf) meters until the little man In the
et laoenng wun tne cranny Finner
i tne cnangea mood, ana wun nn
turn he "en taxed her." henDcd
r the wheel and was nwa.v nt the
sd of a gay parade. rBut .tl;n(ihal
i lest, ueuuin't tne tramc cops- int
i out of the way.? . ., i . - EJ3. E.,
Philadelphia, sMnrCh 27. IpX...
rOne Shepper's Husband Reielc'ea" .
IsjlOu Editor et thtEvrnSna Pvbtia, Ltdetr;
IfJSIr Perhaps at this season one is
mi te let one's optimism run awny with
sir. i cannot. However, out feci mgniy
tea niter learning irem tne trent
of your caner that City Council
at least one member of anorexl-
Itily adult sensilbillty.
air. von Tncen nroneBes an ordinance
Ht will allows parking InaJwwn
lljni section for an houer less'ind
linlmum of Obstruction ttf. traffic. .
IT If this is net a reasonaeie way-out
lef'the parking problem I'an't imnijine
By J. 'P. MaeAVOY
hTIB-TITLn s "WHO TOUCHES ,
A HAIR ON YON GRAY HEAD
DIES ,.MKE A DOG. MARCH
.ON!" SHE SAID. ,
,?" RT,nNR: Dauahter runs'dewn dark
rtlHle' ahead or father and disappears in
ginuni. ''
Father, towing son, hunts for daugh
ter, i , J
' plftcevcrs'-her in single scat next te
waTb ' !
Climbs ever numerous feet and laps
te gefhef. ' . .
. Leaves son in nislc. ,
Owners of feet and laps spenk feel
ingly. Fa'uef drags daughter .out, creat
ing, disturbance. ... , -
Gets back te aisle and finds son has
disappeared.
llTews idartghter up nnd down 'aisle;
searching for son.
Finds him Irf first row trying te start
conversation with organist. r
" 'Finally seta ran nnd dauchtcr Darkcd
ion eachr side 'of him.
SUB-TITI.E : LET 'US THEN
BE UP ANO DOING WITH A
HEART FOR, ANY FATEW ,
ISCISNE?;- Business of taking off hats
gnd coats of son and daughter. v
Skytraptrs ltee bcc,n put up with
Ic8iflfert. ?- .r '
'AIT interest In itire Mii)cHdcd by
audience until jpbt Unfinished,, i.--?.-,-, ,
Dauyhtcr begins se'rlcs of.'qucstiehs,
AlbiuestlensinskedMu audible tencst,
Audible for 'blocks. " t
"What does tlikf sgy, Daddy?"
Frantic chaN', of here en screen..'
"What are they chasing him for,
Daddy ?V
Horses disappear outside of picture.
"Where did they go, Daddy?"
Smnll son meanwhile Interesting him
self in trimming of lady's hat in front
of him.
Trimming leeks somewhat like New
England boiled dinner.
Sen leeks around carefully te see if
any .one is watcblnar. nnd then, with
.quick, decisive movement, pulls off a
iji.ii. i.. - .... ' , i-
rauieu vr FBrnuij or WQUlcvrr l( in.
Demonstration from owner of hat.
Frantic and prefiise apologies from
fathor.e -
Imprecations and threats from lady's
escort.
Commotion en part of audience in
vicinity.
Sen. perfectly unconcerned, demands
a, drink.
Demands it out loud.
Father shushes him.
"Sen refuses refuses' te shush.
' 'Daughter gees en sympathy strike for
drink. ' .
' Beth demand drink-, ' loudly, plainly,
fc'e'lngly. - "
JWcary father rises te dress children.
Is told te sit down.
Sits down and dresses them.
Takes them out for drink of water.
Cowers beneath angry glares from
audience all the way! hack te the deer.
Gets children out Inte lobby vth
huge ,lglu-ek jrel icf. and. firmly drags
them out'ef theatre. ""'
SUBTITLE: BEFORE YOU
GO, AtOHN HARDOASTLE. I
WOULD r HAVE WORDS WITH
YOUi V-'
Seattis
NUJTMAn Mftreh 28. 1D52. -JOHN J., bi
RM...huband of Bllxabcth Artman (no
War. Bisk Insurance ana" shue;
like te 'elte a few facts In" retard te th
rrtiisr hn wliiirn ant: in a. financial
way dr!agvthe war. 'I aa tke war
their money was handled ey e ar
of War Risk InsurSJice.. T
When the Bureia.jf Wkr Risk In
rM 'Mfii t WaaMngten,
Aen we're placed at the 'head eKthe
bureau 'who were supposed te kaTe; been
practical Insurance 'men , ttat le, Bjn
who had positions with old line life
inaiirnnp rnmnanipa nraviouaicei
xtajt, t theyhad. conducted business
for the old line companies ite, jw
cenaucieu tne eusinms ei me iwiui
insurence, they would net have lasted
-relr In thlr Irlh. '
'l "happened te be working In the
Insurance section 'of the regiment with
wh(-h T enm pnnnMtf1' Camn Wads-
worth, and' as L had lJia4 ,"P?.ctleaI,
experience with insurance with an old
line company, I could see many things
that the average soldier who bad, net
Thr--iwr aet a. werklnir system, at
Washington aa long . aa ,1' waa.in the
army, and that was two yeara, and the
insurance feature was inaugurated
shortly after the war had cemmenced:
that is, after we had entered th war.
Letters wcrei continually written . te
Washington from Camp Wadsworth re
sardine oDnltcatlens and policies of the
soldiers te which answers were neve
received.' Policies were; seldom, if ever?
issued te the men, aitneugn money was
deducted from their pay regularly every
month. The average deduction from the
men's pay was $0.60 a 'month or $78 a
year for a $10,000 flve-year-term pol pel
ler. Of all the time that I spent in
the army,, during that .time I did net
see mere tnan tnree or tour policies
Issued, although there were thousands
...1l.tH-.. l... AI.......-.I. 4k. ta,l.t
quartera, where I was , assigned.
When a new let of drafted men ar
rived at camp they were first brought
te the insurance section te have insur
ance and allotment papers completed.
The last let, I remember, were a let of
men from Seuth Carolina, the majority
of whom could net read or write even
their own name, and as'n result, had. te
make a mark for their signature te the
papers. This let of men were white
men. The second lieutenant who bad
charea of the insurance made a state
ment that each man had te take -out
$10,000 insurance. Many of the men
had no dependents, and asked -If they
could .net take a smaller amount, as
they did net net need as much- aa
$10,000. Inotructlens were that they
should take $10,000, and many, thinking
this was a military ercier ana nau te ee
obeyed ns such, took out $10,000 Insur
ance that they never needed. This is
one sample of the democracy of the
army. Did the soldiena-ef the World
War 'fight te make the world safe for
this type of democracy? Did thctuver
age man think when he entered the
army that second lieutenants would be
allowed te intimidate them Inte taking
insurance in an amount that ,was un
necessary. In order te boost the records
of thcHc lieutenant, at WashlnxtOn? I
hardly think, se. Yet an average ,et
9te a year was deducted irem tne salary
of the majority of 'the men for insur
ance that they did net need. Of course,
the officer figured that the .less money
the soldiers had the less chance there
would be of their getting Inte trouble,
which waa very thoughtful of the effi
cers. . t
But suppose you refused te take out
the full S10.000 what would haoeen?
Well, ''they would be nt you centlnu-
Sli.m . . M v- 4wu.uwi rtriin.u
.".- 5P ? ei late jaeca ana Mary Ari
Artman
Min
... ,-.,i
K. of c, Ne. OSS; Court Veiwra. Ne.
An hit Mth mr. Rslatfves and frlen
L t. flf A . TV-.tla j4.-lw v..- anK T n'
Ltt . -":, " :.-'. e.y. w-i'i .w
j.t.i mpievai or victor Talklnf Wcn'n
Si V Jnviled te atttnd funeral. Tu'-.
i A. M.. frnm hi. t., nlrf.M. '.AKT
rev ., aA, LrlT. -!?;:. i
lLrfct31-Si'Rtt-,Hv'' " ei.qui-m i
Sftf. .-
ff,iJ,.,1.uDnaet late feltna Balratew. In
?".'" .Iteiauvea and rrlende.are In-
; anand funeral. Thura.. 2 P. M..
Bit lata f...M.M a a ntu m
BAfSt,"- Jv . mt, Harlelth Cem.
5? SUr BJT BalU (nee Wx. hela.
rai ..Tv,;::"''-."-- m."s? " "7."
Se feeiaenpa. 99a w mm. ., .m.m. m
fclJSJ; ,Sr,v. Northwood 'Cem., Phlla.
ntlrn mav. ba vlawaa W.rt u.
,.--March ST. JOHN H..' beloved
uttI.- wari uarr,Heiativea ane
ff' V,?.pre,pet I""le. Ne. 6T8. F. and
-3." JPi'.'I ? ttend funeral cervices.
Fv.3 P.'M lata reatdenee. 802 Mohawk
S.SWXi Pa. Int., private.
Slmi u'Sl'S l02't. t her reel
SnSa n.A ,50th, U8aVjna. wife el
mu Uednal. Due notice of funeral will
leaSKH!i7tfl,,' a..CHARLES A.. 8r.,
S,..iSJneD'2SiJ dletrlcta. Office 01
MiavtFt'rtilviB -entury' jupuonean
a ."? JlJ.ilOStM. P.. 3Sth Olv.. Invltad
fT,I?.f?-tlilt-ML.P.. asthjllv.. invited
bart n;.kVT,cf ? rnure., a P. M.. at the
eSj-S.'!1. Memerial Church, .ftth and
kall.-H "' "" private. Frienda may
Effi t, .r14?nce. S404 Bbarawed
n-4H. " V v.-j,. r.. , b '
SUiiJfr-'. Syraeuie, N Y Mreh!.
KrTSi '. Iftt?. et LVra Bi B. B?v-
,.- . .vwvw .ibaycavil inun. avani
inn
md14.
3 P. .il. "Teaidenee,
IMlH
a.,.-i .r:;w,a.'v.'Hsaw.
t A.r-'V.-. "J't-5"i-.Vl '
neral ...!i weawpn nurii, aaea x,
S ra.v... ?" -: .. -jeajaencei
Vintn. ,'. ,m enn ceatr hiii cem.
Win-.:" ".. , .
UttBdir iTM-r!h 2S..MART H.. wife of
5ffi.r BrPWl.Purferal Thura.. 2 P. M.?
t$tAen- 3 B. '. Celwyn. Int.
aCRNS. Suddenly. Virrh 5 nnnrnT
r ff.iif,rry " Annl Rurna-mien-Eniia
nwUtlvt" " frienda. alto allera
Bea. 2ftB(i V5 ' rS!:,Va".'rH?l'""..1lr1-
SvnSnluitil miX b viewed Wed, ev.
I, (aernP5,fB,'T?,areh 28,.1 22. r.OUI8A
Nuthi n.1.7.' "" e.ueere w. our eur
Ktndim.?,!v2 f-na. frienda are nvwd te
B.S0.f.uD?l, flat, 0 A. M . from the reil.
wkv . Vr-IS?- "rI? H- Burreuthe. 1SS4
"UTLER,--March 2T. 1084. unwinn m
-llv.ni,.m.V ,ana MarthaT ButJerV ased 2
r 0? VA frtendf- nl Hely Name Be.
RJS'.!nJ B eiaed.V rain Mary Ch5?eh r.
ll MlllertAi..JiD4 M'A.U widow Of Sam'
SriG-iteli &!!- rermrly of Ph ladelphla.
3 tKTr.,.",' ..fternoen. -at S o'clock,
m ,..,.".'. .",uin wminn. rairmnun
iffleV r WA ' . Friend- call 1.19 Wt
rtjere ""'-uy evenina,
'.MratfeTavl'ch'hrVafii-S:;
.r '.T. a -.'. -c" . W?.
ate ..-'...v- ,iiiuh. iiiicrin-ni
fierman r n.i?-? "'- .. wire ef
il?,ir..u, yVIIUare J. ne..(ne Weeda).
H. i i le,rr"n0. mvllrd te" funeral.
ii. uemn hfa-v ::,.U-".C,,..0"5-B.,im."
i'eter Deruen--Relatlvei
and
' u ..iVl-n Si."-"'..""."0', n-
Sw7"VWBS
Puffin rj ?&&?
UtVPf if ,livl,1(1 te funeral etrvlai
iTrVfOn. March
i-i
--2S. THOMAS r.
wow .V Sl Alh" c:hu,r.h. e3f. 1 "dV pi
..u-iiuini nejy (.reaa
WiSfLi... .
CKlNsdv,JV,nrMi'I5h a.38" HHNRJKTTAi
Bnla7 ilL' pj..Mr...".le :'a 'residence:
i.MeiI.i,""cr u"' Vina at. Int
Ji- T. -'. t. -
BI, .ADA BAVILL.A
UrrT.-
rWu.-i 7.:. .'"V"V"J"'.. wire or Bamutl C.
-.-' "iiTi-pt ann iritinnsi Sam laairlaija a
5lt
sairv f
K2P '.sneraj, .Krli. 1 pT m "rtii'a'V.'" L
ber.n ' niv,nnr"0wn. 7 nervleta In the
nOsl faau r 11 L7l,
IV M Thur. AVI..
E.-Uarrl. O 4sn
Tsii'S:iV mi
. silsaW'fce-TrV"!. 1
sjssi ATiBaapigi
I
iHMta.i eaK-:
Int. prlvau.
DEATHS
DEATH
DEATHH
aulem mj at St." Nlchetai ChurChi 10 A,
QtRUONS On March
P.. huiband of Marvidl
aen or tne late Patrick and .Mary Gibben
(nee Kttceyne). and 80 yean. Relative! nnd
i.ciiu-. -" -uipior-aei r. jij. uar snep
ntv iiiviivu te ne xunerai. en Tnuritfa1
On. March 2. 1022. THOMAS
uaena ana oeievea
frlendi, alie employee et P. R,i B. Car Sheps,
... iiitw ,w tua tunarii, en Tnuracav
mernlna. at 8:30 o'clock, from hla late rail-
Sjnce, 8892 Aipin it. Solemn riautem-hiaea
h t, Amu. a ..iiunjn ax ju e CJOCK.
ment at Hely Crei. Cemetery,
Inter.
Shenandoah,
-PtPiri plem oepy.
P?.l'J2.ffi-ZZAt Bwedeibore N. J.. March
28. RACHABU widow of Albert B. Gelden:
Jleltttlvei and frltndi are Invited te attend
C"":r..A"' "" S"" i Precieair. at
jd svsiiuviive ui iier ion, ur. u. at. snniii
m rafr1s.nnA nt risn
a.A.".. Z.'iT.r T-. "
ewi n, inn at
r en. Dr. O. M. Gelden.
iitie privaiv.
Ullf.--ffudtlenIr. 2T!h. M. BEUV
ut t,y?AlS,0V reJnv'! te funeral
TDm Mm la,a mat,
1008 B. Woeditock et. Solemn reaulaJn
OL A
mm
M. Int.
at St. Edmnnd'a r!hnrnh in a
Hely Creu Cem,
GRAFFEN. On March ST. I82. PAUL
B.. huiband, of. Elliabeth it. Graffen of
1800 Winter it. Relatlvn and frlendi, alee
employee et the Bell Tel-phone Ce.. are In
vited te the lervlce. en Thuraday afternoon.
at 3 o'clock, at the Oliver. H. Balr Bid.
1830 cneitnut -at. interment private. Re
tt An'
kATTA At 4030 Cheatnutat. en March
20. 1022. JAMES W. , LATTA. aacd 82
jears. Relative and frienda are Invited te
the aervlce, en Wedneeday mernlna. at 11
a-e.,,?ck ' Tabernacle Preebyterlau Church,
8'J,l.na.c:netnut ' Interment private.
MOB. -huiband of fcvelyn W. I. aed ST.
RelatU-ea and frlendi. alie t. m. K. Lee.
Zk: "A0,?'-.. A. R . and Sd Reat.i
. e.ri.,1 uiucenr uerpa ei iw Jersey, are
Invited te funeral nervtcea. Frl.. 2 P. M..
5i-hl"J, r'a. .418 N. 4th at.. Cam-22.":-'
'.; -Jn, Private. Harle'arh Cem.
PrJ-3dA.r11 Ihur" . T te 0 P. M.
LEIPIO. On March 2T. EDWARD COR.
59.1 3T" W. P.f Edwird C. and Florence
m-iuib mm vv
elkel).
Rela-
itnei and frlendi Invltad te funeral en Thuri.
ui. i 4 r, at... irem nil lata riaiaence. 217
malm may be viewed
M. te ST. M.
huradiy, from 11 A.
BMr
frlendi ar
Third Menth 3Tth. m?u
it AH ....k. ..-..-. -S
nM-iMn, iiw jrwmm. rvv.aiiv- ana
day, Third Menth 80th. at 3:1B P. M.. from
nn laie reimence. ives is ii.. fox cnaie,
Phlla. Int. Ablncten Maetlna Ground!.
Frindi,may call Feurth-dv eve,
HEAtD. In Kennett Square. Pa.. Third
Menth. 28th. JOSHUA HEALD. In hli 88d
year. Funeral In Church, Union Hill Cem..
en Fifth-day. Third Menth. SOth. at 1 P. M.
HBLBLINO. .March 27. 1822. HARRY.
huiband of Anna Helblln (nee Miller). Rela.
Uvea and, frlendi,' olio employee nf Felten
Blbley. are Invited te lervlcei, Thuri., 8
P. II., reidence, 2417 N. nth it. Int. prvate.
Oreenmeunt Cem. Frlendi may call Wed.
eve.
HICKS Suddenly. March 88. THOMAS
L. HICK8. reildenee 617 8. 42d at. Further
nonce 01 lunerai taier,
HOFFJIAN. On Haturdar. Marsh Its jtl
KIN09T4
Heffman.
her reaidence, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
INU3ix.-M. wiie 01
in At
FlOREVnB
If of the lata Jehn Wfcita
Funeral aervlcea at the Church of
the Redeemer. Bryn Mawr. en Thuri. the
80th l"t. at b i". m. vm, pnnij
HUO. March 27. 1822. aEOROE. beleed
huiband of Maraaret Iluv (nee Bchnetder).
Relltlvei and frlendi, alie Preareialva Ai
lerably. Ne. 4. A. O. of M. P.. are Invited
te lervlcei. Thura.. 8 P. M., at the funeral
home of Jehn C. Klmmerle A Ben, 2125-27 N.
llread it. Int. private, , Frl.. IP A. M.
Int. Weitmlniter Cem. '
IRETON, Near Jackeenvllle. N. J..
March 27. 1022, J1ART 8. IRETON. widow
of Charlie Ireton, aaed 05, Funeral eerv
Icei at Pimberten Baptlit Church, Thuri. 1
2 p. M Int Pimberten. N. J. '
JACOBS. The death en Jan. 22. 1022 at
JAUUUI)HII ua, uii df.il. ..a. AUi II
Clare, fleuth Auilrallaet IVERN ANTHONY
'1C
I
n
obtain further Information by applying- te
. v. u.
JACOBS. n American cltlien. Is reported by
II American v-uinui , Auciaiue, jiuiirana,
he, leial representative! of deceaied can
.
the Department et State, Waehlnvten, I
JAUUKne Aiarcn tn, niuibUIQ
beloved huiband of Mary J eater a. In 68th
yar. Relatlvea and frienda. alae Camp
Ne 20. p. 0. B. of A.:. Lent Lenapa Tribe.
I. O. R. M.t employee Eleetrleal Dept, Pnn
aylvanla Railroad, are rripectfully Invited te
attend funeral lervlree. Frl.. 1 P. M., at hli
lite reaidence. 827 N. 8th it , Camden. Int
pilvate. In Arlington Cem. Jxdcei miy held
mrvlcfi and frlendi may call after 7:JJ
P, M. Thura. ' ,
JERAULD, ORACH M, JERAULD, dee dee
ceneii, died it her home nt Vlbana, III,,
;n. iwiia.
elen
native
en
Marrh 9
ja.BTc.il. un Aiircn f, tifjij,
wife of Jnmei F. Jeater And daui
Hrlda-at and late Jehn McLoeno.
7"T..- "-- , .- .-..- .; I'' .-. .
unaral Fil.. S-80 A. M.. reaidence. 8824
-:- - r-s'' .- .iii-r" :.. i- -.fi-
aSffiaffi
(Jem. neiauvea ana irienui inviiea.
JOirNSON-. Mareh 28. VM, , JOHNSON,
huaband of Aati Knoettner Johnaen, Fu
neral 8at, 2 P. M.. reildence. 220 Pine it..
Audubon, ,N. J. Frlendi may ci" Frl. ere.
Bt.
reis
beloved eon .of Jehn and Maraaret Kane, (nee
Beien). m nia etn year, neietivei
invnid te attend runerai, -rnuri.. a r..,
from the reildenc et hli parents, 2017 B,
3 P. Mm
Onal II. ifnti llnlv. Preaa ram,
htl,-V, uiea et pneumonia, en marcn
lO-!t. HARRY. it., huiband of Gartrudi
j.!Ketie, aaed 40, Rilatlvea and frlendi.
alie Waihfnaten Camp Ne. 48S. P. O. B. of
A.i-JHlVe'Ledk. Ne. 1000. I. O. O. F..'and
Employee' Relief Ann. of the UnlenNewi
Ce., ere 'Invited ta the nrvlce, en Friday
eenlna. at 7.80 o'clock, at hli lati reil
denc... 6089 Ludlow it. Interment at Temi
River. N, J.
LANS. March 27. WILLIAM LANE, hui
band of Sephia Lena (nee Jobnitene). Rela.
and 18 yean,
x-ineen ave.. Rutledre station, ueiawara
l-eunty, Pa. Interment private.'
. ,MTTJE-, n March 28, 1922. JOHN W.
",r?y?'.kS.r- Rtvis and IrlenJe are n.
.'.U3 !5JhiL,,rYlefl.lin Thuriday aftirnoen.
Vt Jr-vaft " lk2,Ch""" '
COLM M.. huiband of Sarah J. Mackenile.
Relative! and frlendi Invited te attend fu
neral lervlcei. Frl.. 2 P. M at len-ln-lawi
reaidence. Clyde W. Klrkland. 22 Bpruee
SiTraSt -ft 1M-pr,viu- r,-,a, may
Nii?Ewfde.tMW,n.nI'lI.82M.xHfl:
aaed 88 yean Funeral -lervlct.' Thuriyay
jiSwLte. pViV:v"w.' ie4"ar-
McCLINTOCK. March 2B. MARTHA F..
v,f0.rj.m,kTkMcC';eS"ceri212
M?Ji,fuitrJ5M'Ml.r "S'lJJ ."funeral later.
McCLOBKET. March 28..AMEB. A.. Br.!
te,1hand ?,' f Ute Pi1? McCUnkey (nee
Mullen). Relative! and frlendi, the Jaekien
Democratle Club. SOth Ward, invited te fu
neral. Frl.. 8.80 A. M.. JSH'w. Cambridw
it. (formerly Heath it. J. t Solemn requiem
mail 8t.-Malacby'a Church r10 A. M. Int.
Hely Creu Cim.
MeOOWAN. On March 2." 1122. AONES,
widow of late Jamn M-Oewan (nee Germley),
iiaenca or ner
t. HOI-
k...nl-
u a. . nt. flgn unuiearai (jam. xieia
tlvea and frienda Invltel.
McGRATH. At Atlanlle "City. N. J . of
pneumonia, March 27. 1922! CHARLES J..
aei of the late Henry and Mary McOrath.
Funeral Frl. mernlna, from the reeldence of
"J" 'iffi.l"'" ?.;"!" " Mcuratn. ieiu walnut
at., Pblla.. Hlah mm Bt. Jehn'i Church 0
A. M. Int. private. '
m l!aSS,,VVr-sS',?,il1'' March 27. FRANK
T, MBRWIN. Relative! and frlendi are In-
yi wi ie iiiin. n aarvicei, wed., 7.80
p,jM,'fc.S.n?' rAnJ,r,,w J' n'r sn. Arch
and 18th, eti. Int.,Watarbury, Conn.
MURPHY. Suddenly. March 27. JANE C.
dauahter of Edward U and Jane V. Mur
Phy (nee Sehnatterer) and aranddauahter of
Michael and Katharine Murphy, aaed 2. Ret
atlvea and frlendi an Invlted.te attend fu
peril. Frl., 1P.M,, from" the reaidence of
her parenti. N. W. cer. Rlnafeld and Dick-
'"WW,1 Ini; 8tL cJ1.r,J., cm Kellyvllle.
NAOLE. March 28, RICHARD, huiband
yiial1". ,.,i.-M.,'wl Pfl'- R-'stlvei and
fIindJ,.1,0..A,!,I and Heiarjr Society, an
Invited 'te attend, fumral, Frl., 8.80 A. M
from hi late reildence. aSli'p.nn.vlvanU
vVuS.J?m1.m",l)f.Iwule'n t B. Francis
rAHKBu At Pwtntthftni. Pa nn MPf-h
nJ'JS?.; .?IVh!L,IA HALBTEAD PARKER
gauahtir ef the 'late Cortlandt Lawla and
Penelope Whitehead Packer, aeed 8 yeaVi.
Funeral eerilce Wednerday. ii, A. - M at
n PPATTOTin.5IVf h 8T- "& KRNEBT
VilPATi.iii,M?dtiM J,tr!' nelatnea and
an'S" a ' Vr0 H'" '?r.bJ. ne. Ne. 628, F.
and A. M.. an. Invited te the aervlce.. en
Thuridiy afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at lili lata
FrnBif tTOS ci' Wedneeday evenlna.
PHILLIPS. Sudden y. March "8 JOHN
W., huiband df Ruth a Pmil&i. Relatlvee
and frlendi. alie Wa.hi!y. lV,"
270. P.O. 8. pf A and emolerel etvX. w.
in rrn.. inviiai tt .. . j.r i. .
W " "iHwai earvic-a, ri..
irivate. Weit
uri, evenlna,
wmew or ute Jamil jujuewan (nee C
Funeral Tlf.ra.. H:80 A. M.. reelaenl
en, Jehn McOewan. 1780 N. leth
emn requiem man, St. Elizabeth'!
ment at Fernwood Cemetery. Frlendi may
call Wedneeday evening.
BCANNAPIECO. March 28. JOSEPH D..
huiband of Mary Bcannaplece. Relative!
nnd f rl-nda Invited te funeral. Thura. 9 a"
M.. reildence. 780 8. 12th it. Solemn hlah
man at Bt. Thereia'i Church. Int, Hely
CrniN Cem. " '
BCOULER'j-On March 28. 1022 GEORGE
W. 8COULER. of Qlemlde. Pa.. In i hli aid
year. Netice of funeral later.
SHERIDAN. March 28. 1022. BRIDGET,
NWed wife of Jamee J, Sheridan ana
dauahter of late Patrick and Catherine
C'oepir. et Rellem. County Maye, Ireland.i
Relatlvei and frienda. aim Leaaue of Sacred
Heart of Bt. Edmend'a Church an. Invited
te attend funeral. Sat., 8-80 A. M.. trim her
late reildence. 1718 8. 24th et. Solemn hlah
maaa of rreulem at St. Edmend'a Church
10 A. M. Int. Hely Cm rem
SHOEMAKER. On Third Menth. 28th.
1022. JOANNA LUKENS. widow of Allen
Bheemaker. aaed 78 yean. Relatlvei and
frlendi are, Invited te attend. funeral lervlcei
at her lata re!ldinc. 014 N. 8th at., en
seoend-day. Fourth Menth. Sd.at 3-pVmJ
Intj Falrblll Frienda' Burial Greundi.
8HUTTLEWORTH. On March 28 IBS"
Margaret! Elizabeth shuttle:
WORTH (nee Harvey), wife of CharteeJ
Shuttljwerth. Relative! and fFlenda I'" &
vlted te the funeral, en Saturday mernlne
at 8.80 o'clock from her late reiTCewSfteft
Ixxuit it. Solemn requiem maaa at fit
e ciecit Interment
at 10
eirauu I.W.. inviiea e lUAiril
a -.., orewniu lnt,pr
mtniter Cem. Frienda call Thu
.,R&Wil'P'"T$Iwrf. 25- ANNA RAWUJ (na
Hart), beloved wife of Joeeph Rawle. Rela
tlvei and frlaali ara Invited te attend fu
neral aervleei,' Thura,, , m.. from her
liter's reatdanei. 1029 ParTtih at R"
"JB.".!""'' D viewed Wed . S te 10 p. M.
READ, At Marlton, N. J.. March 28
1022. ELMER K.. hu.bSnd of Mary ARelJ
Relatlvea and frlendi, alie all aedetlei et
which he wai i. member, are Invited te at
tend funeral. Thuri . fie P. M, from the
M. B. Church. Marlton, Frlendi may call
w?nfi. 7'l!".1y Market St. Ferr
at 10 IM A. M. Int. Old TtaptPet Cem,
REED. March 28. MARGARET 4nee
riaiiiiu,. tr,,e -gi in iaie vnuam ueeu,
Kelativea .ana ; frlendi .Invited te funeral,
Aiivra., e.v. , i. tit. nuiana ave.
Solemn requiem man at the Nativity B. V,
ItiaHTBRjT-Sudden y, en March 28. 1922,
WILLARD D.t aen. of William and 'fcnma
E: Riahter,. aaed .29 yean. Relatlveiial
Jamea' Church
private.
BMTNK. March 28, MARGUERITE
dauahter of Elmer B. and lata Oertruda
Oothle Smlnk. , Funeral icrvlcei flat 5
P. M.. 612S Carpenter at Int. A?llnten
Cem.
SMITH. March 26. . FELIX J huiband
of Julia A. (nee Feley) and aen of the late
Jamn and Sarah Smith. Relative! and
frlendi. alie A. O. II.. Dlv. Ne. 8. and
efflcin et the 10th Police Dlitrtct anil the
R. E. Fattleen and the Jehn H. Few Club.
Invited te funenl. Thuri.. 8:80 A? M. 1
W. Montaemery ave. Solemn requiem maaa
St. Mlchael'i Church 10 A. M. Int. HeTJ
Creea Cem. "
8PEAIC11AM March 28. ELI T. 8PEAK
MAN. RelatHei and frienda. alie Jlbp,
Lodai, -v. 21. I. O. O. F., of Wllmlnaten
Del., and Klnaiinlna Tribe. Ne. 20O.0.'
R. it. Invited te funeral. Wed . 2 P. M i
2124 8. 6Sd it. Int. private. Frienda may
call Tuei. ivenlna, 7 te P. " ra"Tl
BPRI8SLER. March 27, 1922, GREG
ORY, beloved huiband of Mary SpriiilVr.
Relative! and frlendi. alae St. RiiS.kV.'ffc
O. C R. Bnclety. an Invited te attend fu.'
...aiM. Oftftf W Tkhlal. . i."1' UU
iniuvdi.-, -w. ... h.,.11 ttw. weiimn r
iiz
iXTTj "' u-n " ir r, 7'- ' . Ti
8sjBj.lSH8i-aBBi-BsBNsnBsMaafei8MasKa-MAs
n&JiT'ittr ritF UnHl'ye; took' tki
W.OfW, en if you still rtfe7;,tb7
WMM find a let of IHtla.iebs for yen
uu m we cna you u wisn you
"' -
" "
MSl taken tha (na4ieavi.a. In Ilia flrar
.. WSMlderln" auch trcatmcnti I think
ins aewicrs should' b cemMnsattd In
seisft, wav for tbs mishandling of their
pay 'while fighting te make the world
saf for dcraecracv. '
JAAiKS A. RBAMt,
.ii . . , 1B24 Ontario ti,
Philadelphia, March' 21, 1022.
r
Life at the Frent
Te tne-dlfer e fne Kvtine Puttie Ltdttr:
Olr iti a recent issue of your paper
I noticed a letter from Geerge Arneld
opposing the bonus, and as he made se
awny iaiae remarks as te the dally reu
tlM'ef a real artlllervman.fT wlah m
Would publish the following verses.
. While I nrn writing I am wenderlna
If he can answer Tes" te it. Thank
Tw. ' A. O. R,
AH' artilleryman with irmpathy toward thi
Philadelphln, March 18, 1022.
Did you er hear a bullet wbls
Or ded-e a hand srenadef
Have reu wati hid ion Unci of trenchei
' dur
By douthbeyi with a spade?
Hive you seen the tandieipe Ilshleif up
At mldnl.ht by a ihell?
Hare you seen a hlllUde bliilnv forth
i Uke a furnace room In hell?
Hkve you camped o'er nlaht In a ruined
town ,
With a rafter for a bed.
With the heriei itamplna underneath.
t In the merninr when they're fedT i i
K. v ' '
DO you knew the crump crump's wht-tleT
. De you knew tha dud ihellVarunt?'
Have you pliyed rat In a duceut?
Thn yeu'i aurily nen the front.
Crippled Buddy Doesn't Want Benus
a,e me eauer or tne Evening pittite Ltdetr:
' Sir Fer quite a long time 1 have
been reading in the People's Forum "the
exchange of views and opinions en the
bonus question, and new I find myself
waving my arms and shouting with the
rest of them.
'It. seems the ex-service man who
doesn't want the bonus 1b a "million
aire's son," etc., while these who are
fighting for the bonus are "slacken"
with spines of a golden color. Well,
there have been many things of this
nature said against the man who wants
the bonus, aa well as these who don't
want the se called 'back-pay."
It's i all wrong. Any man who has
been "up there dodging the ash cans,"
knows there were mlghtyfew slaekera
lft this "man's army.'' The same may
be said of "millionaires' sons," tee,
The bonus question is n matter of opin
ion, se why drag your former buddy
ever the coals. Express your opinion,
but refrain from personalities.
New, here's where I place myself In.
position for n verbal barrage from these
who think I've get "oodles of Jack" :
I saw a bit of service myself. I've
cracked as many stones with my hob
nails as any of 'em. I had a few
coeties: I've gene without chew for
three dsyB nt a time, I've licked frost
and rain-water off the grass te quench
my thirst; a raudhelc was a palace te
mcj I've been for many days ever my
,'lr
..aaaaaaaJ.;.- it&haftkl
rvte-7VSS5.-wi M
aaefaUatry' ceuM snd at me. P.t
' Hundreds ef thousand or you. men
hate gene up agalist ) these things
WfulTrTeu sell the' glory and honor
you've gained thereby for a-few nun nun
dred"deIars? Answer this question the
next times you hear the "Star Bpangled
Banner.'' . ' .. . .
4 1 might add that the writer get mixed
up twlth an "II. K." shell at flt,
Miblel, and came out second in the
scrimmage, losing one legv above the
knee nnd a large part. of the ether. I
spent roero than a year In hospitals,
where operations seemed te be the chief
pastime. Three days after being dis
charged I took a Jeb and am still going
strong. I. believe I've had one man a
share of the war, but de I want a
bonus? There are but two letters In
the answer. '
Yeu former service men hsve earned
the respect of the world. All you have
gene through would be repeated If nec
essary, and' without charge. Don't sell
out I LETERIP.
Mount Helly, N. J., March 21, 1022.
vm. .Wv. . ;.-: '&&. v "'iff; WmM
iaar iwiirrsi rt'tlt ffrr iifataiiT iB-trint ih--ti i iiajiiiigaMBal
."vaTatrafi." Perhisa wM.effwf reaseta' ''J.l'i"1
eaa.iaWthd rdi fP h''1 " MtMi
, Pellldelphli, March 28." 1023. ; ' " pKlVfHf
" jl BImMmlB
mmmntf f aaai-i WAWt
Questions Answered
"Whom the Qeds Wish te Destroy"
Te the Editor et the BveniHO Public T.tietr:
Sir Will you be kind eneush te tell mi
from where the following quotation ! taken:
"Whom the coda wiih te deilrey they flnt
mike mad" 7 Every one leemi familiar
with Iti but nobody can tell me Iti erlaln.
' VIRGINIA K. POWELL.
Philadelphia. March 24. 1922.
The quotatien1 In lta'erlglnil form Ii found
In tha Oreek. Eurlpldei. who lived iivenl
centurlei before Chrllt, wrete:
"When a divinity would work evil te a
man he Brit deprive him of hli uniei."
The later Latin proverb adapted from thla
Ii: "Quern deui vult perdere prlue dem-n-tit."
which, In Enallih. la freely rendered,
"Whom the rode wlih te de-trey thy flnt
of all drive mad."
Reader The coin bearlna the Inscription
"Geeralus Del Gratlua Rex" and having nn
Iti reverie ilde the furure of a woman play.
Ins a harp, with the word "Hlbernla" and
the date 1728. Is evidently TJrltlih, coined
during the reUm of Klnc' Georae I. net
Italian, la you sucaeit. Ceniult a dealer In
coin aa te Its value.
few Yerk te
"TatSStTCriT
Poems and Songs Desired
Can avRaadar Supply This?
Te the Eltter'ef the Evening Public LeAetr:
Sir Could any et your teaders ebllse me
by aendlnc te tb Pceple'a Forum tha eenc
called "Destiny"? At the end of every verie
ara tha Unas:
"Thlnkln I hear thee apeak,
Thlnklna I aee thy face.
Thlnklnr I see thee imlle."
I am ie anxious te get It. My brother
wai killed In the battle of tha Arsenn In
1017. It was hli lait lenr. Ha una It be
fore he left for France.
A WORLD WAR HERO'S SISTER.
Philadelphia, March 24. 1922.
Wants Words of "Evolution"
Te th Editor et the Evening Public Ltdetr:
Sir I would appreciate It very much If
The Peenle'a Fernm will uMir dallr
In the KTMijna Puhlle Jdrer, and nlie
tne. Bandar, rubiie Ledcer. Lettere
aeneral lntereit wUl be
I..
il-meims. timely tepira will lx printed.
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anewered.
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Express Freight Steamer Serried Philadelphia te West Ceaat Perta
Our reputation for dependability in freight carry-'
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sailings. The high classification of our Steamers
obtains ler shippers most favorable insurance rate.
Prompt leading, careful handling and safeguarding
of freight result in great savings te the shipper.
Celd Harber April 6th S. S. Blue Triangle April 20th
Team freight received dallr at ller IB North (root of Vtna St.)
NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO.
Oipnera and Agent V. 8. Shipping Beard Stenmert
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of the late Ephralm Bteever. Relatlvei and
frlendi an lavltad te attend funeral lervlcei
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Chestnut at. Interment at Weit Laurel him
8TUMPP. March 2T, ADA. daughter of
Helena Btumpp. aaed 10. RelatUea anrt
frienda are Invited te attend funeral lervlcii
Thuri . 1:80 P. M., reildmce of her moth.!
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England via Plymouth
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s.s. Paris
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s.s. France
24,800 tens
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trin. feU v .nB W en eir route te Havre as " as en ail return
trips te New Yerk. This service for westbound travelers will start wiS
the sailing of the Pans from Havre en May 13th, and the France en May 20th!
With this new arrangement for landing, passengers for England at Plymouth,
it will be possible for them te actually be in Londen in six days fr tS
Sr,011? NewT Y7k SPcial " wUl be in wadSs a?
Plymouth te take them te Londen. ea
2rs?sf s'Si'Si?8 France win ach hte fa e ? -
The popular one-class steamer Rochambeau will be added te th westbound '
service en May 16th, and en all eastbound voyages will step at Wynieuth
commencing with the September 14th sailing from New Yerk. r4ymeutn -Direct
service will be maintained from New Yerlr ur.ma j r j-, 1''
with the six splendid vessels Lafavettf. T.n z-nim nui- 't ri 7. '
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La Bourdennais and the Roussillon.
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