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lv?f.M.wi aftte1d hatil en American
;iW?WMitet iitoancjllen. while 1ttll en
tWteltHral prwlucts tire based en
BTrtlwr; nseii for farmers esMnjt csfch
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'then Hqiiuczlng
Ir.itlriv nil nlnntu llie Cult rinnp. llh til
1 1lls wcll-ordercil row.. He thins ' Iheirf
out ns Mm mltlirntle books en the sub
ject trll blm ttfile. Wert tlietigb the Jeb
N the most tmliifiil one that he per-,
,fernm. Afttl lie wases war. Incessantly
en the insect menaces that begin with
the llunnlsli cutworm anil entl 1well,
they never end until the frosts come
and there is nothing left te attack.
In recent years tlict'b have been liiin-"
clnils of home' fiat-dens in' the euth'thir'
section's of Philadelphia and'man.rinprc
in tne near sumtrbs which nave been n
I trcdlt te the Intelligence and Industry
or tncir owner.", xne number was
largest perhaps during the war. It fell
off Immediately after the war, but since
then it hris picked up again. It should
Incrensc materially se materially that
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tw.fnni dm end of next- month every-
.available lilete, of ground ln'PhlliH
nma nnu ua suoures win nave us iiru-
during gardener. , UUH IN UHUE
Ucrmantewn, April ai, 1U-"J. -
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Questions Answered
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Pydmallenand Aphrelltfa-
Te 'ie Krfller of I he livening tuhUe fMetrl
Sir In th "What De' Teu KnewT.",'f
the tivKMRia Pi'KMO I,nnin. Suturdiy, ApHl
22. p(t-iirpli Ne. B. It. Id lated! "Pytm "Pytm
Hen fall In' ,leve with ;"hla ewn'' status of
Aphredile!" Was net th'a mythical statue'
named .Ualatfa and was net Aphrodltea
nymph? . IIAnnY, IIILUKH. 4
llrldcshurc, April S3. 1D2S.'
There ate sen-eral versions of the, mylh.
One Is that r-mallan fell ,ln leve with
Aphrodite (Venu). Anether Is that .the
sculptor fell In leve'wllh n alatue 'which
he carved, and which was endowed with
lira W Venus and named dalatea. There la
no nnclent authority for the Intler atdrjv
-,r t viv . V.-lffX
which' 1. Irte one Wed W" W..''0t 1a'!
fcla comedy. 'PfmiHaiand 0ta1V,..5i1,r ,
'Aphrodite, la the ,QrV nama. rt tlW'tH
dcaa Venus, and Inmnholeti-AphroUarf
from the sea. , f
Race Populate of thiWAfM .
Te the Kdller e'liJ Bv'ctJs PMe-tftr-
nil- itnw Ann the Caucasian race corn'
pare In numbers with' the. MonteiUuii an.
; 1'hlladelphla.. April S2, 1923., J& i
The si, a-reat racas of mankind, Ms
vldnt ty enthnoleclsta as fellow) Mongolian,
SS.oeo.Ood: Caucasian, 84.OO.0pf f'Kecre.
iso.tieo.ooqi Semitic. ,.alioeo,own 'Maiay.
62,000.000! , Red Indian, In NeYtn, Cantrtl
and .Seuth America, 2l.0pe.0O4K '
Poems and Songs Desirti
"Chrtat In Flandari"
Te Hit F.Mer ei'ne Ev'tntnb Public J,tigtrt
Sir Kindly print "Christ In Planderi.1'
nKADEn.
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fallriile gave liberty te every mm
te oek out for fils own Intcrw w. It
m prdgresscd until low; "m""B LJ 3
jMnen arc at liberty te leek nf cr the r
Wn Interests. The "?"? '!?,
this by "sticking together 'i '.', S
lone as the farmers centnuc te stick
hart." se long, will tMrfflg be
overlooked. HIUAM HAVahtU.
I Conshohocken, Pn.. Aril 21, 1U .
Tide of Democracy in China j
T thr tumor et tht r.vtKbw rnhUc- f.crfef r: ,
air.-1'nibnbljr nil IwJIns "
phia Journals of tin- H yrck brought
Jn.t the fact tliiil the c eui of. -Ml
war Ih about te break out li m.
l.'nfertunately many of our 'Mnpatbetk
Amerlenn friends have taken this fact
merely as the proof of our ntlnl
hopelessness- ami , nerpcttml Icthnrgy.
One of the I'hlladeiphia papers of the
20th went se far even as te "'
China la net yet prepared for ""occi
dental form of democratic government,
that we need, at present and for tin
indefinitely prolonged time te come aa .
e-nergetlc despot, even tK"',.
BUbdue all militarists and dictate the
country in order that China may have
This statement, is se unjust and far
from all Tart that l cannot accept
it without a grcnt deal of wis wis
Tilcien. We npprecinte the sym- j
yinthy of the writer, but he is cI-,
dentfy net aware of the situation of
ewr country; for i was ms cij -
of our need of a btreng despot that n
few years age gave un Shl-kni n
chance te enthrone himself, and stirred
Chang Sun te restore the child em em
perer. Thus, this method of coming
plied and failed again and again ; and
the enlv result wc obtained was the ,
retarding of the pregrs of the repub- ,
Jle and douhlingkef the work el the
reformers. New. should either Chang ,
Tsae-lln or Wti IVl-fti succeed in gain- '
ing supremacy you will see that there
In another, tenner or later, who springs
np (e defeat him: because (lie Chinese
people as a whole, including the mili
tarists, nre tired of it despot. e one is
mere familiar with n despot than wc. ,
for wc have enough of It in the last five
thousand years. New we want a chance i
trf guide ourselves with our own wins3. j
which we never have had before.
It 'would be well te bear in mind
that the failurn of Yun Shl-kni was
net due te the shortness of his life ei
the attack of nnetber despot who was
superior te him in power, but the pco pce
pla'a hatred of despot and pretest from
nil parts of China. Chang Shim was
net defeated by the army of (-encral
Tun Chl-ju, but the outcry of "Down
With1 the traitor" of nil twenty-two
jwevlnces. Therefore, China falls te i
attain the stage of prosperity and peace
net because the people arc net ready i
fdr a democratic form of government. ;
but because' the militarists are in our
iray, but fhe militarist does net, repre
sent China. Would yeit'say that China
Mould net, at present, have a demo
cratic government because there are ten
or twelve men who are net rendy for j
It? i
Tt Is true that China needs a rest
from the militarists' annoyance which I
had se long ravaged the country, but
we will net employ a lien for the pur- I
pose of chasing out a tiger. It is the
-responsibility of the Chinese people te i
wipe out all shamefulness of the mili
tarists, and thnt Is the very task we
art accomplishing in Seuth China
wader the leadership nf Dr. Sun Ynt- ,
sen. It may take a long time or many
mere failures, hut we will net adept
tie let-go policy until we shall have
get what wc have se long been trying
te get. There is no honor for a battle
wen from a pillow-case.
Dr. Sun Tat-sen, en the oilier harm.
) net a militarist. He is merely the I
director of our people te overthrew the t
militarists. Se purely Americanized,
honest, upright and patriot is he that
we Chinese of all foreign countries are
TUshing te help him in his recent ex
pedition against the Pckin Government.
The rent of all Canten city's dwelling i
places for one month hns been given
te him for his soldiers without his '
nsklng for it. A large contribution from '
the people of Hupeli province residing ,
in Shanghai reaches liiin unexpectedly. ,
Ha was, a month age. welcomed je
Kwal-Un te form his headquarters by
tha people of Kwangsl province, which
was conquered by Sun's troops net
long age. te say nothing about the
support given te him continuously by
Chinese In various foreign countries.
Various helps of these kinds enable
lilra net only te carry en successfully J
his expedition, but te enlarge the edit- 1
catien plan, read-building and cutting '
out of all evil business such as gam- 1
tiling, the tax en which would add te I
. the Government mere than $18,000,000 1
annually. Remember, that our present ,
support te Dr. Sun Ynt -son means te ,
shed the bleed of our own brothers, mid I
you may de well te imagine that wc de
it 'only because we have '6. '
JOHN A. I'AAl'. '
0-0 Snruce street, Philadelphia. Apr.!
2, 1022.
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An Osculatery Opinion
Ta Off l'Mtar e (fir Bi-eiliin J'ub.'ic f.ttleer
Rlr Having eWrvcil n Rtalenimit te
the rffrct tliet twenly-Plght Mniert nt
the Princeton Univert-lt.v inake the claim
that they have never hlswrt a girl. I
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Camden. April 31. 1022.
Philadelphia Gardens
T fat KdKer of thr Kvutfne rubllv I.uletr: '
Sir "If garden in the country." '
said an expert gnrdener Ihe oilier dnv,
"received the same enre (lin,t pntcliis in
this city niul its suhurhs de, it would
lie iiesflble In raise supplies for the
whole population en a comparatively :
few acres."
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Munll MPflce and fe, by necessity, forced
tq apply Intensive cultivation, puts i
brains na.ivell as brawn int.e his hiber. '
He plans his plantings in order tn mnkc ,
every aijuare feet of ground count. He j
selects only the, best seeds because he
Vnewn by exnerlence that they returu ,
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quality mid (iiiimtltv. prevde that they ,
Wcclve every posalble encouragement le '
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, nlf ambitious city gurdeiier uses ht j
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