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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1922'
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PUULIC LEDGER COMPANY
I CTIU'8 II. K CL'HTIS, rnr.stDENT
Jehn C. Martin. l,e l'rli!ini and Treasurers
H?plt2i. T!r. Srr;larv. lmrl9 II l.u!lii(t l.u!lii(t
ten, Philip fl Crlhnu Jnhti ll Wllllnm. Jehn J.
fpuritfen, Oer! V. UeMsnilth. David I? Smiley.
DAVID tJ PMILriT
tMltnr
li JOHN' r. MAttTtX., O-nernl ihmIiieps Mtinarr
Published dully nt rrnnc I.rpnrn Utilhllni-
lmlerfmlence Fqunri rhlinletphla.
Art ANTIC C'lTT. frus 'tlnn IlulMlne
Ntw Yetilt "1114 Mli-en Ave
TJCTneir TOl Kerl Hull line
6t. Letm (11.1 tTnh'-Prmefrnt RulMlng
ClltUAOO 13112 Tribune HullJIne
NDVS Ilt'nKAV?
wusmixitpn Binrat,
V t,' Cor rennpyhanli Av a-.l ll'h ft
Nr.tv VenK lUrKtB Thi .s.jii I'm' Urn
Londen IlORCir TrafnlKnr IlulMlns
hl'llrii'lill'lleN rKll.Mt
Th UriMMi I'tMir I.kmii Is iirr(1 te uli
crlbfrs In I'liLftic :M.m inf urietiinl'nff tnn
t th rate of tc-ii (l.'i i.-n vrr rel
tn altl-
le in rarrifr
By mall te relnti outnlde of rhlladclrh'n In
tn lTn I'd Sliifi ''armdn " lni1 Statt-e pe.
rcvBiuiis. nmire ire, nny ein cents t"r month.
Bit (Kli deiHr Pit m-1' paAI .n dnc
Te all fnr'lnn reuntrlc f- ill' dnllsr a miith
N0Tlcr-Pubscr1hT lhlrs addr.i chanced
inust nlve e.d. aa w.I a nn Rildreep
BELL, 3CC0 TTALM'T
I;rreF, main imi
C7Mfni a I cntimii-fr'i'fn te I'v-ning PublU'
Lriiecr. Indrnrnitmc S junr. . ;'i(,'n,l:r;i,i,
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Member of the Associated 1'rcss i
'THE ASSOCI ATFD riit:SS cxrlualir.v ft I
Titled 10 th i e ,'nr , r pub't n' inn et ai. ,'fi.,.i
itirelc'i'i rfiiivrt (e If tr mil ef'ir-i n 'Tt(i-rt .
in thM raptr, (., ,( ,i,e ll- loin. .!,. ;inbMli.,J '
lirrf(n. I
tll rlflhf ct rrpub'rnflpi of fpreint tllipntches
llfrei'l are ei0 -rl fil.
l'hlladrlphti. 1'rliln 'fpl'tiib'r
COAL: IT'S UP TO YOU
FKDKHAl. I'th. i.-i . iii-M.i'u'.' Mr. Spen
cer, n .-'t ,f i'u ,ini's fir the ijov ijev
crnniPiit '. n i '! , , c m . vv'in prepni'
te est.ib Sit ,-i '. Sr.it i i!i- t -fi.i imrrnl
plen eri'cl mt I i e lVn'i imlii I'ti"!
Ccmnils-!i'ii nrnl it.irni- Spnul, p:i a
deserved m'.piin t '" ( "Inn, ii.mi Amey
and hit celli ncncfi.
There i.; - nut w '"en furranl.ited in In"
reuntrj .1 ri thltic e r.-kj :i a pnll y nf
pevl1rll!'ln!. i, inter;' -i-n e wit.i the pr, ce ce
ef retnt! r-nli. Muni ,i:.,ihii i" tie only
force tl.at tl.- "m i '(iiiiiiiien n'l.d applv.
The Sa" p-" jns Info-matlen wl!-h
would have m.iuf an i'i.eae in mithrai ite
price sn'i.i n t itu'al- end in np; nitiin te
rcn1!'!!, i en In and the piib'ic interct,
threaterfcl '"n n!'y 'e tell vluit It knew
An nsn-ei'iei.t lve. i pr!i'-- at tie level
fstnhliil cd -t Mini'1 'n''eil
It v 'I i InlP'i'm i iif tli r.i ' Co'iiirS Ce'iiirS Co'iiirS
len t! ,.t 'lie luiM,; p'lb !. !imli in
operate i vn 'y m i aVe i- -i ben e ejfir
tive. Ai.tl'-ii-l'e i'l b, pleiitif'i' ni si.
with'n a f' w ii:':it!'n T' e cinl tl at inr
malh ai I'd ' , t .t . .'.ir.nn after nl'. t!.
tnltie n-t 'i ' re" 'is '" mmitv i' b "iif
te the c p. i "ii';i'' M";!'1a ! l'e there w.'l
be a '' ii i'
their 'el v . n'
If 1 e .
' ' -f lmer arti -apt te il'
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e : nd ' n I'n'y a f,r
' - j!in; t'"'pre-
cenin.i!- ' -feni
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rintlir'i : rr'.
Indicated a- '
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i nlvii i t'ie 'ine
1' ' ' i'nfimi--len.
SUCCESSFUL SUMMER-CLOCK
Till) da - ight-s:inig s, a se n uliiih
c' here r.' r tn'nnrru prod V
. h mil
el a
dtmiiiislung
and of m t :
Tep of H ke-, a'ni'lt T.l.e 'VllC"
i! . ii s of indml.a! bewilder-
jnent.
While 'lie sr-t.ni ret Ideal an.! never
will be .1 tit il n Ken'-r.il -umuier-i le. k law ;
passed, the public ,i l..- remen h.'s appnr
cntl pre'erred atm e i ; ;e.l a c etni reT.ise
h (fording an eee-nuw if light In w.ik.ng
hours. WliHti'M' urn ' said of fb'i .tl"li
in the ruial dSnl , i- Ii uti'i ie.tinttble
that metro; eUtati .n'lir mitiis ni in favor
of maintain. nt' i ' .i-'ilii-inl seied'ile orn ern
Jnally ai!e.f i a i v r i'mm"'.
The rcluetance ,.f t'e ra''rea.! te e-p'. y
anything b'ir stani' rd ' "ie . ' .. "f - ."s. .
te Its i'sc ;n etl.nr in i! tin fe 'n'i'v
through v 1 ii'h the irni '.ties pas. H
is, however. .il semrwb.i ri i Hi, ul t'1 un
derstand " I v dr.ligl '-'iMiig "iiii.es'"
could net le z en 'e trams ;n '1 - u
nnl here Tli . encessinii t.eed I e' r"r
fere In tb 1. i-t th t eiiip...Miienf of
htandnrd t.u.i r, ti. .. .:i..n'.-'ra .n "f he
read.
What i impnr'.in' te renienmer in.w ;
thnt sun tine udl l restore i a '' A M.
Sund.i uinrning be ,.i.ered intii tu-
Miring. ' iei ,v h.ni'N. I' n .i- be :rgei'i,
t-lieuld be ..' 1 '., ll f '!' cl 'e n.-lke
the chroiiemeii ! bonks b.unnci prnperl'-.
COWARDICE OF POLITICIANS
Twi;.vn -i.T '
voted 'n i.er-'.'i
Ti' -i!-M " V(".
r.i ri .1 i'i epi i.-i-.,i.
;"... .-I'.fl'i"
of the I!nn
tien te tl."
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tlen. ;
The most disfing ..-1 'd .1' 'l,ri is I.ndge. I
of M.i.nch''snt. J!efii l.i ilgc r.r 1 b. I
J'emecrat'e ee'leng ie. Wpi.l . vete1 ''gi.ti.t
the veto, T eilge beci'i-e wan .ill t'' '
votes in N'nvemhc- f I :i r h 'i'i gr. p.p.. I
WaKh. a''lmiigb Ie ,),. r.-'i-g ' . (
jenr. beia'.e e il .1 ! e i't'd ' i."e'V .
Ledge tu charge 1 in w ''; be-' ii'v te n.e
feldlers ni'clie--k. of V. e-.,.' ;, .. ,,, .
llecl. of llissi ;r.. we,-, r' !' ! a ' 1,..-. ,
ing te the vein, in 1 Till'. or' ie, ,.f ( l le I
was paired In 1 rri "'"" '" ' " -a,i'l
President .1' ' ii" f ' ' f .re 1 w
f I e 1
A", s a se 1
is with
lined up tb tie ,,,)(. ,.i 1'
Spencer, of I se , '.
Pepper ll'ld I'eei!, 1 ' I ;- i'e '.
vere ceui'igi 11 .. rr v 1 ' .pic '
ver.
v et 1
becnu-e th-v biini 1 'I.t was ri
1'relingh ivspn rf n .ler-c . di-i ,.. v
but be stoeil hv ! vet v
Tdge, vhe was 'n '. s.1.1
I'epjer and Heed T,. ! V .
ters voted nt1 'tl 1 ,g 1 11.1
b
pair
vetnl w.th
Yerk Sena
'I e of them,
C'alder, , nim s it. ' .r 1 '. ,1,
A the inen-'.. )- defii'i..!. 1' w.e .1 )n
unkind mh im 1 en.'. , n . ' 1I1. s. 1
terR v he win' rf' .1 te vote i. ibev te
lieved let thev '. " ".pp- r' in Vew pin r
Nearly inn pe! 1 m -i coward en 1 i
eve of el'Ctie'i 'I'll, 1 fe-i. tl use SelKIInr.
who d.'lleil reTU'.n'. fl 1 'lie ImllU- adve.
cntes bv vet.ng 1. 'i IeIhvp'I deservp ti,,
highest cull " 1 n ' 1' 'i Ml' lice nlii It the
ethers Is be.'
CABINET SECRETS
RHTOHTs, of ,, M....I, ..' fuding and
iiplnimi 111 I'u ibi.i llndillgs labinil
lire persistent.
What, ler evai'ipie. In. bci.mie of Sei 1 e
inry llnnv.r'' I m ,1 Mine nltii I r Hard
guiding spinl el the i!iiitn ir.ul'in in nil
matters leliin d le se. 1.1I niui 1 1 eiiiuiili pn'ev 1
lllld legis'atnui Hoemi 1- en the sub ' ,
nclence and nibii 111ln.11 and n enr. Ii 11 ml
truth, lie has a Irnuk leg.nd for ibe human
factor In the o.euond.. problem that mil mil
fieilt Wllsl.ingt.i 1 111 these ilajs nf stress
nnd fiiiidaiiientnl linugi. lie isn't timved
by Inherited delusion or superstition or
lirejudlce faverabb- In am partli ular ilasi
or (reup lb' i n't capital's umn or labor's
man. He 1 lr l'i;ub and for the
leunlrj
Vhen the ieal and rail stiikc had pin
giesscd le a point nl dinger and leufuhlnn,
Mr. Hoever vva suddeiilv eIimiiiciI. lie is
nifil 11 rasping statement or two iiidh alive
of linpatlellie Willi hiinl-heileil leader u
both side of the labor ieiiinnciv. 'I'heii
It van Unit Alternej (icneral Daugheriv
leaped te I lie front mid nionnpe ed the
spetlUlit, Ue ( nt i 1 in the public cje n.s
tt apjn,reut pprsoultlcutleii nf adminlstra
ilve iinllcn "Yet nil WnNliIngten Is tuiylng
(kt theM-nIdcut knew lltlle or uetlilng el
the tactics formulated by Mr. Dntigherty te
form pence en the railroad until nftcr the
Attorney General had gene Inte the Federal
ceuils nt Chlenge te ask for Ills Injunction.
If, a the story gees, tlie President feds
thnt lip vnf "lietrnyed" during "a recent
crisis of public nffnlrs" wp mny yet lmve
Interesting news .from the White Heuse.
1'ntlent men nre usually hard te deal with
nftcr they nre aroused. And Mr. HnrdlnR
1 n patient man.
STEPPING ON THE GAS
FOR FULL SPEED AHEAD
The Building Beem Indicates That Con
fidence Has Returned and That Bus.
ness Stagnation Has Ended
"HKI.n Vi:KS who have been Impressed
by thp nineunt of ImlldiiiR going en be
tween the two rivers mid I'ine nnd Arch
streets nre anticipating nn unprecedented
Increase In tin n..ps.pd valuation of taxable
property in the city net jenr.
There probably never was a time when se
Mail large building operations twrn In nrn?.
less or about te begin ns the nrcscnt In
., ,, "" , . ' ll ' " '"
fhe small urea nietit Inned there -Is ltkclv m
b tin iineittiunt t'f between ?L'.". 000.0(10
and Sr.o.iKiO.ileo in new btrlldinc within
the in t tuelve months.
Seme it' the operation, already nre In
pnisiv.-, ii h n the replai-emetit of the
I'.ii'jl.ain I Lite by a theatre and elfice
biii'd.iic. t'ie ereetinn of an npartinent hotel
en the site nf the llpin'epul Academy nt
I.nensf nnd .lumper ilreets, the erection of
n 'nrse hnte! nt Seventeenth and Arch
Krect. larce apartment heuseiat Klchteenth
stri-et and Uittcnlmu" Mpinri1 and nt Thir
teenth and St rii e .treet. office blllldlll.'
n Tw.ir.et! ,,ii,l rlie-Muit. SiMeenth and
Wa'nu'. Wa.n ! and .Inniper, Chestnut
near Tenth, Che-'iiut and Sevemii and
Hrend and Spruce .treet". nnd the firt sec
tion nf tl.e I'nb'lc I.edeer Iliilidlm; at Sev
enth nnd San.m. a buildlnj: thnt is ultl
nintely te ceer the .q;iare bounded by Sixth
nnd Serinh nnd Chestnut and Sansom
strcetn.
Other enterprises about le bepin are the
erection of large office buildliics en the
seutlieni-t nnd .enthwrt corner, of I'lf
teenth nnd Chestnut streets nnd n large
hotel en the -ite of the CetiTlnciit.il.
This 'Nt i-iet i mnplete. Many ether
neu bui'diii'.'s are under waj !n 'lie heart
of the city and many ei resideni a nre
being remodeled into apartment l.mes and
e'her nre haing new fronts put in them
te fit them for bu-inc". purposes.
In the residence district, new he'ie nre
ge;ng i-p by the bundled !f r.i bv the
the ;ard.
Of reurse. tK.s bul'ding boom 's !n part J
the result of the virtual stepping of b u'd-
ing during the ar. Many projects p'.ir.ned
rive or sjx j cars age were he'd up 1 ecnuse i
of the prohibitive cost of building material. I
Hut main ether enterprise new nndtr way I
have originated since the war ended. Thev I
are d ie te the increased demand for office
spce downtown; that is. te the growth of
the d;v and te the epansten e' its b"sl- ,
ness We i-annnf I;eep up with the growth I
nf the ci'y and provide housing an! office
accommodation te relieve the conge.. en due
te the stepping nf tiuililing without Ucp.n:
up the building boom for three i - feu
years a: the lea.t.
Ml this n.ean a great Ir.crepse in the 1
'arable value of rml esta'e The -r.rea.e
t'.is year ever Inst asm .nts te fn i.nen.000
The te-nl Is .'. .i,OhO.0O(i Tl.e U" Tease
of 1!'21 ever 1!i20. however, anion -ed te
Sis," HllO, 1111(1, the greatest increasn in tie
hn'er- of tl.e cij. Hat thi was due te
the de'lbern'e ,'nrrnsp in the assessment n
! existing preprr'v ra'her tlinn te the (rc.1l ion
I of new vain bv new I 'iild,ng
I Hut n" !tvre...e of .S'JiiO.Oi.ii HflO in t"-e
I years never 1 apj er.ed befeie. Tic nenigp
I nun la! increase :! p ten-venr period f'en
I lf12 te lfi'j'J .ns m'v Sfi'J.OOii. nfifl. w'i. e
in
he prevciis -en-venr perleil l.pgi'.n.i . 1
with T..02 ; was SO.'I.OOO.OOO It 1 '
n.erally certn.n ii ' the average of tl.' ner
: five vnirs will 1 t be less than SinO ii'iri.one
I a vnr.
j 'Ir., wi;: ad! something like Slii.neri.niMi
j a jenr ' tie j. .n.e revenue, .'sva.l.il.'i- ' c
j schools nt. 1 fe.- 'ue maintenance ,,f tie i.ty
departmen'. 1 will make 1 pe.. ' , ,,
. enlarge the pel;. e ferce'nnd le hire n."re
i firemen, te build mere police sta' en nnd
I fir" heu.e nt'd 'e keep the strcit ,n Vnt'er
ciir.ditlen.
Alde from !' relation ti ' t ihlic
rerenue-, the building boom 1 d' rv ng f
a'ron'.en because It Indicates ' 1' 'nfi
deiv e las re'urned. The tog ten lave
decided iirt " via. any lengi r f r 1 0.1 per
hjidiiig nia'enal. but te g" a'cnl 'v.'h
per enterprises in tie bi'.ef 1: 'here
his been nbeut n tnj'h deli.r or ti. - '.kelv
te come for a long tine. !'!. ' -,'- men
nre be ;nd te be riflu'-ti '"d i". 't.e eamp'e
sit t,em. With ever- "'.' i.tiil.-nt and
l.pefil. n'l bii,n.s .. 1", . ., feel ''.
s'iinu' 1 of tl.e reviv.i ..f b,. uit g
1 i as tlieugli in r.u'erenb.i.. who had
b'-n strugsl. ng n'"' g ew n 1. igh and
sti ny 1 "fid '.id
1 i nerete !ngi ' '.
eve can ce. 1
stepped "'I ' ' -
ah. ad
. a tn.e tre h of
' v ing ' I'u a I s
1 ngdl f" high g'ar.
d is tv ik'
f 1
d
TIPS AND MR. MYERS
TldltMA! I. nlii-.n.t grandiv w i
re-
i.1 iiiniiie is r nuhling and i
pi'ipi 1110ns
in Hie I tes. and at ' im 1 ihii
'in William !
i I. M'ei-s
ittrge'l witn imwtig .rsi-'cnu
, , . 1 .. 1
rhsnlflieil hi Mini le V'sii.is at
lie old
Stale linu.'. wnere he fm.t mi. d .' 11 g i"ie
in the ni'inieipnl service, has lnin, as the
n'liig go(., .treelid. 'Ihe ideal of the
times b'ive been sustained The I 'epartmenf
of Tubl c Works, mere in grief than 111
linger told Mr M'is te g t e it and get
another i"b T rs are tnb'n
I. el us iiii'igine tin Mwrs en bis travels.
Tl e lil-sl thing a 11U111 d"i s w I en ' is spirit 1
devv 11 and di pressed is te . nt 1 no nun sup.
pose that the ix-gtildv aid ee-g uirdi.in of
tin I.lbirtj Hell, departing I'r. m ll.e n'ene
nf Ills toil, turned 111 at the fir-t ri.ta.iraiit
lie saw te buy hitnsilf a In artening lumh.
I lid lie tip lb" waiter? 1 lp is he hup of
these unsung heroes win. manage in get out
of rei-lniirantN vvilheit bribing the empluves''
Soiiiewhere in one of thn.e hnniille which
n.cninid demi.phibisnphers wiite for the
1 aid and guidaine of iiiiihiimus euug men
' it I suggested that a ninn looking for work
should iilvvnjH appear spick nml -pan Se
Mr. Mjci's pi ibiblv stepped at a lientbhii k
1 land te get 11 shine. Sun e lie i still alive, ir
liiusi he pic sin, led that be paid the tin) w '
sinned III sbnes live nr leu lent, innie than
the adverlised rale ler the privilege of get
ting out of the .hair mid priice-ilinK nn hi,
I.i'us suppose for ti minute that Mr.
Myefihjecided te console lilniHelf by lunchlns
at albihleaable ca(a e u fushteaaUle rei-
tnurnnt. He would tlrst have te tip his T
tnxlcnhby. He would have te tip his waiter,
lie would have m tip the management itself
through the medium of the hat girl.
liming hurled hi 1110110 right nnd left,
Mr. Mjers, unless he wn willing te be
flashed by nngry ntnre of uniformed at
tendants, would have te pn n tip te the
functionary who opened the deer of his
cab. Then, safply ut hi own doorstep lie
would tip his cabby eiiee mere.
Ceuncilinen and inembci.s of the Adminis
tration generally were shocked when they
heard that tip were heliiif solicited nt In
dependence Hall. Obviously such n prac
tice mut he depleicd. Hut what about the
Cm Hall itsplfV Are member of Council
ever tipped? And hew about clerks In va
linu City Hall offices?
The tip In the fount t ha come te assume
I an abomination and nuisance. It tends
te ghp decent and dignified work n menial
aspect and character. It keeps wage In
many legitimate employments down te the
ground. It hurts every one sooner or later.
If ou doubt this ask the barbers, who snw
million of their patrons turn nlmest with
shouts cf welcome and relief te the safety
razor and who live in dread of the tlnip
when some genius or ether will come along
with a home halr-cuttlne machine.
The worst of it nil is that the tipper gets
nothing for Ids expenditure. The tlppce
takps hi tips for grunted without n sign of
appreciation nnd, of course, without any
thought of innking any return for it in the
way of politer or mere thoughtful service.
Amerb ans and their hab't of re. Mess .pend
ing are blamed for having fastened the
1 urse of exorbitant tips en nil I'urepe, We
are the most reckless people in the world In
this regard. Foolish persons are beginning
te offer tips te rnllwAj conductors and frol
ic, men nnd policemen and een theatre
ticket cletks.
TURKEY ALSO HAS ITS TRIALS
'yMIi: lmpicssien of Turkish unm derived
1 from sudden realization ,,f the revived
m'lltnrj strength of the Kemniist is some
what illspelled by the report of divided
cenii.el following the allied proposal fir a
conference upon the Near l'astem situation.
There nre indeed three groups of Otto Otte
mans intimately concerned in the offer of
the Western Towers. Se far as can be
learned. Mtistnpha Kemal m temporarily
content te nwnit the effect of his swift and
decisive conquest of Asia Miner.
The presence of nn increasingly large
Britl.h fleet in the Ilnrdnnelles suggests at
lea.t one convincing reason for fb; alleged
moderation. Cnder existing condition mi
attempte! invasion of Thrire is likel.v te
prove anything but a lark, a-ui Kemal 1 tee
able a general te discount it d.ffi mlties..
Opposed te him nre th the. eater and
jincees of the mere reckle. faction' in the
Argera (ievernmi.nt, v!.e fee! that I'urepe
lui already been suffii lentlv frightened te
partake of the dbu of humilitv
I Te add te the confusion, there is the rem-
' nnnt of the Caliphate n ithnnt.v In Cnn-
: stan'ineple. represented b.v the very much
J cribbed, cabined and eenlmed Sultan.
1 W! ether the Kemniist. r.ie in favor of ln-
I vesting him with actual power and estab-
li.l.ing him as head of a reconstructed Otto Otte
man Kniplre i a ipicMiun upon which. In
formal. en is kicking.
It tnnj be seen, thirefere. thnt the blight
of dissension is net e, 1 isvey confined te
the nation, entertaining hope of defining
mid clarifying in 1 inference Issue left In
ban by repeated violation of the Treaty
of Sevre. Turk of varini political com cem com
pleuetis are eagerlj awaiting official nn-
neuncciiient of t
ceiii'. 'ie pm.-ram ami
! Inl'i.it'eu from tl nllnd Towers of some
1 agri 1 nii'iit iiitiier'iing t!.i eventual status of
I tit".Sttui;s letwii-ii l'unipi nnd Asia.
Tl.e meeting rf the Trench nnd Itnllnn
l'l-cmiers and the Hiiti.h Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs, in be resumed In Tnrl
fdav, is evpeeted te shed much needed
I ;! nn t! esp pour- If the scope of the
protected 1 ..nfc'.-cii' e . i.-itliucd. the pnrtici
pnt.t.g Ti .vers spe".ti.. nnd the date lived
for the looting, the Turks will be ennblcd
e measure their tire.ent gnln ngnlnst tlie
p...sibllit es nf ch.ilN nglag (ievernments
cin'i me'e In co-operation.
Nn one knows hotter than Mustnpha Kemal
hi'v.self thai recab iiiancy in the face of a
gen line .mite of tl.e We.irin nations would
be rash. II. s i c. cjitauci or refusal of the
parley offer na irally di pend ujien what
f.iitl, ee ni:i( reoeso in
new erinen.'es 01
i.,nrI.leni n,; ,,f n pe cy of accord
.
A SUSPICIOUS EDUCATOR
IT IS "t I'M! i liaritabl, 1.1 ass.. hip that
Hrnest M. Hepkins, pti-id'nt of Dart
!.. i1!, was l. nt giv i'3 a. i'..'e expression
te hi theigiu in his stin, .iner. that "tee
1 i.mv men are going 'e .. ..go " Similarly
in'elo'iteiii i hi appeal f..r ni nrlstecrncy
nf brains gnd his as-crtli n t'.at "college
courses are definltelv a privilege end net nt
a'.l 11 urn."--' right.''
Till Pucnter is nbvleus'y veicl by the
trials of attempting te Inti-lleitua'dy luvlger
ate jfiini'i men who icnct b 1 indiiTrrently
I te the process. There nre 11 in'b. r nf these
11 all universitk, l"i ndii.iss!0n 0f that
; gei.er,ilh known fin t ' ard'y 1 proof that
higher 1 ducnti'iii en a bmnd nnd generous
v, de is u failuie.
1 Te condemn hbe-nl epp. -' ji tfs for eol eel
'eje rdiicatlen bnausp of i cer-iun propor
tion ' t mis!lts is 111 thei.r- 'ke stigmntljilng
tlii eirire litiinnn rac iie"i -e .nir.i unvvor unvver
1 thv spei linens nf If ere 10 l.e 'mjnd
It w.ih pethnps Ir llnr'.i's' intention
e impress upon new s . ; .. . .,. tl,e open-
' ing of the acadeiiii' ' ' 1 1. 'i Vew Hanip-
' shire college ! lie nrs.i it reiii..ing their
' re.pensihilities. If nnvii.ng !ij was de-
! hlieratelv designed, the i-'M'lent nf Dnil-
l-i. nil lias been gill" ' 111 e of the must
nffrn-lve plea for mm'1.", and iifellectual
I s iporeiliou-lioss ever 'n id h nil Ainer-
I 1. an (din.iter i'i a I. gn "'i
THE KANSAS PLAN
TMH" I11d11st1i.il ii - of Kansas hns
L worked si' 'pssf , .. . , rdlig te Uov Uev Uov
erner Allen- I' hn 1 inue! down forty. Cue
important dec-ien. ,,,T( tmg wages and
working conditions 'i ' e industries nf feed
1 ..!.. ii I ee .. r 1 it 111 11 n.l In flint
I pre'HK'1 e... ... .." ,
lerlv-tliree m ue ' ll".' necii in
iPtiti"! by both 'i pi. ei- nnd empleyes
N'uiety P''' ' ''"' ' f '' ' '"isc-i before the court
have been brought ! tne empleyes in an
rfferi le secure ie!.. t idiili tliey could net
-et dlrei'llv from t1 .r employers.
This siiiiiinnrv v a. n m-rd In the Heuse of
Hepresentatives bv Id presentative Hix-h,
of Kan'a. e ui-edm e n bill providing
for a national tnhuinl sinillar te the Kan
hih court for 'he -it'bm'tu of rnilrimd
disputes.
The desirabiim "f s. h a court is admit
ted. The lis. h Ciiiunujit. -Hailread Law
iiievldcs for a l.ai.er H"aid whose fuin liens
are similar "' these of tie Kansas euit
What ilie count rv 1,. oils i. net se mu h
another Hai'mnd Laber llenrd. or rien a
Itnilread I.ibnr T.eiid wnli increased pew -,,!,
a n coir' with jurl-dii Hen nier all
disputes wlin 11 thiiann the industrial prnie
f ihe 1 niintrv
As wc die net likilv in get if light awav,
pi, cry such pr.ipn-.il as that of Heprescnt
alive Ileeb . mild I... wcleniued be'aiise it
call ntteiiiiiii te il... piesint nnsatisfiii inrj
(ondltien and hnsiciii- the tune when an
adciiiate rimed v vil lie agieed upuiT
The cellai'iiian tbn. jcar should have
room for a bin of white potatoes and n barrel
ex fluy-s
AS ONE WOMAN SEES IT
A Vacation May Be Toe Leng In
One Locality for an Everyday
Appreciation of the Doings
In Anether
n.v sakah i). r.ewKii;.
IT IS very hnrd net te he local In one's
Interests, .lust new I was out declaim
ing te 11 property owner en the sheer mad
ness of allowing a public mad that ran
through her place te be abandoned bv the
read commissioners nnd another of easlu
grade pstablishpil through another rud of
her fnrin. which would cut It up in cac
some future day she should sell, or want le
sell te a huver who wished privacj. In
oilier words, I was prcnehlng what the his
torian cnll "1,ilP7. fnl re" "let it be." or
"let it stay"- a though It were hell-tire,
eriglnnl sin, 11 raid en the political plum
tree or a speak-easy (hat were the points
under discussion. Ter the time being I wu
mere involved tlinn If Ihe whole of Phila
delphia County had dropped buck Inte the
grasp of the machine in the November elec
tions. All of which shows that for some peepV,
nt lenst, a vacation emi he tee long In one
locality for nn evcry-dnv appreciation of
the things in another. Which I why, in-t
nl out new, most persons who have had
duties and plensurrs and home ties in ills
tnnt country place during the last three
months begin te feel thnt It is high time
te dose up and return te town.
IT IS net that the country if one's choice
or birth is net lovely just new, or that
the town i 11 rival in nny sitise in beautv
or desirnbi'ity. The October winds and rain rain
lessness and fading leaves de net enhance
Thilndelphin's beauty, but it I high Mine
for these of us who nre rested from vaca
tions of one sort or another, or at lea-t from
n change of icene nnd occupation, te get
back te what has te be done in church and
civic business and philanthropy and poli
tics and schools between new mid Christmas.
Tucse who have stnjed hard at It all
summer have certainly "held the fort" for
the re t of us, but between October and
Ihe first of the new year the real nihanci
hns te be inadeby all of us that will tell en
the town's growth for t lie coming year. In
our cllmntp. especially, these months nre the
best time for Intensive progress. And In
Philadelphia this jcar se much ha te be
decided that will count Irrevocably for our
future.
Trie second nnd really crucial drive for the
federation of the charities, hospital, set
tlements and social service institutions must
be put through, und this time with no
deficit.
The gains of last spring's primaries m it
be conserved politically, nnd big majorities
lel'ed up te confirm the ebo.ees then made.
The new budget system inaugurated 111
tunic than one of the church divisions must
be mere generallv accepted and worked out
te a succe-sful finish.
The philanthropic organization that have
been waiting for iiPlter time te rehabili
tate their plant, or te build new ones,
have get te ('cciilc new wlie'her te go en
or go hark for geed.
The schools and the University are fining
nt lenst the discussion of nlmest revolu
tionary change., for a the Walrus re
marked. "The time has come te speak et
many things !"
And. lnstly. the whole topegraphv nf the
city itself is en lie verge of 11 great change
n change of center, a change of transporta
tion nnd a change of appeainnce under t lie
great impetus of the coming ieMui-Cen-tennial.
ALKTJADY real estate, from the drop at
the end of the wai, has perplexed both
owners and bujers bj n sudden change in
market value, unacceuntnble except en the
stippo-itien that there 1. a tide hack te the
citj from the environs, basfd en Mime eco
nomic condition that touches housekeeping.
It is no longer cheaper te live nnvvvliere
In the country than in town. It i- nut
even mere restful te commute for these wlm
must make at least two jeuinevs a day, fo fe
business or pleasure or behind. The culil
question, a well a the feed and cure
fare question--, make tin country house u
doubtful venture for persons nf limited in
come. The servant question, with her dav
out perquisite, adds te that already solemn
list of queries, Helow a certain Income It
Is lps expensive te live in tewn: above a
certain income one inn weigh the difference
nnd afford the luxury.
Tlip leal estate men ami the builders arc
beginning te sense the value of ihe little
cilv house in the convenient, nettle, ted
little street. Te walk home from bus!-ne-s.
or te stroll down te shop, te happen
e'.t te n piny or n movie after dinner with
out recourse te trellev or meter or time
table vehicles .i if te go ti half dozen
lil" Its, and there ou are! There tee, un un
Jestbd by strap-linnger or duer-puhpr.
without having te thread jour way through
thousands of meter going jour wav, or
bring held up lit crossings in a jam 01
t m (Tic; just te go and come without calcu
lation, and te be en jour own dnnr-tcp
w t limit any mete than the healthy elTeit
of walking' there, past stelidlv hcld-ni.
crowds en corners wailing for cars well,
it gives one u. very independent and restful
fr cling.
TI J I wiek-ejids are what teallv ce.int
against tlie town. Sunday in Philnd. I
phia i rather an awful test of one's rellg'en,
bemuse bv the "thou halt liets" must
Chri-tiau keep the day of test. Ami the
iitmnsphere of n negative Sunday I very de
pressing. The mere se if one aeqtlies es in
ihe custom te rat and s!e(p one's wav
through us tedious program, with listening
te a sermon as the quintessence of dun
well done.
Hew te get and give pleasure en Sunday,
without making cln r p.nple work te minis
ter te one's mind and soul need, hew 10
he given te hospitality, and jet hew te
bin., tune te think and feel, and 1 .span. I
for oneself, hew tu keep in tomb with
one. fniiulj. and net waste tlie day bj '
huiw sitting mound, hew te pnv ones
tribute te one's leligimi mill lilllke Up for
what the chunk fails te provide In pbvsi
eal and mental stimulant and exeicise; hew
te git lesiid for Mfiinlaj. and n ihes.mie
tune lempletc the undone duties nf Sat 11
dav . Iiuw te .erve (Seil tlie wav the ileigy
w'i, nt mu te. and the way jour fainilv want
Mm in, and tl.e vviy juur next week's de
miinels urge von te ah, but these are big
nti'siieus! And thev are ineie complicated
for th' dwellers in the city tlinn for the
ones who are nt t.etne .11 country ever trie
wi ok -end.
rplIT Suudiiv wall- in thp ceiintrj Is a
I gi'.n in-tituieii ' specially these autumn
dnvs. and if it 1 nds up somewhere near n
enuiitrv church ter evensong, se nun h the
Tlie Memerial Chapel at Valley Purge, tlie
Kwodci'ihergiun Cnrhedial out at P.rvn
thvir old St David's; St. Themas',
Whiiemnu-h: St Martin's. Chestnut Hill;
or te make one nf th inlry l.nialiei Meet-
ing or 1 ail "lie or "in i.tmieiiin .iiun-ues
the nbjei'ive in lb" ncinung, and a stroll
aft'iward an ui" ' hnppv solutions of 10111-
I nK one kind of pleasuie with another
Thai worship in ether places and looking at
ether gulden give one. tee. a sense nf el
l,,wship and unWIii'.e one's inteieis.
Set dtilv te see bow the ether fellow does
it but te' de it Willi the ether fellow is ,,
great eye-epeiu r, both in politic H ami ie.
'K"f these of 11. who have lived away frnni
town all suiaunu i" lack with straw
sticking in our chit hep, and burs allacied in
inn ben,., ni b'lisi we shall have bmught
Mimctliiiig of another iKlghborlieinl back te
our iimie iiun' Ii nuns. And for a lime
at least, we can leek at these old haunt
with fresher eje. and feel the jressuie nl
their needs upon lis with meie uiijaded
8 Knewing another lecalilv well should hdp
us comprehend our own loeiilltj heller. ellr
sense of propeiilon needs adjusting new
and then. Te get far enough away from
home te se its relation te the. world mound
It Isiit grei't reaiijiiiier or iici-pih-cuh-. even
if U 4 smy B "Jjess te I a nelfc-hber's
4
1 v"1
NOW MY IDEA IS THIS!
Daily Talks With Thinking Philadelphia en Subjects They
Knew Best
By WILLIAM A. STECHER
Director of l'li.i-Uul llepTrlinent ef the llciard nf
l'.cluuilhm
On Physical Instruction
PIIVSICIAN.S mid physical Instructors
differ fiindnmentallv in thnt the one clas
studies tlie sil; te make them liealthv while
Ihe ether studio healthy person te keep
them healthy. Thi difference was suggested
by William A. Steelier, director of physical
department of the Heard of Tducalieii.
"Until classes are needed, of course," he
said, "and I enlv suggest the difference,
perhaps te indicate mere emphaMiallv that
the servhe of the phjslcal director i directly
in line with all the progressive ideas that
have te de with preventive medicine,
"Fernierlv nnv circus performer wa per
mitted te tench physical education. Today
the instructor iivi-t pass a verv stiff etnminn etnminn
tien. and he inusl held n bachelor of science
degree in phjs'ca! education. Indeed, the
fact that the tcim 'plivsjcal education' Is
being used tedaj instead of 'phjslcal train
ing' would Indicate the increasing extent and
. ciiiiprehensiveuess of the science. Phvshal
idiionter are net taught te put childien
through drills only Drill are mere expres
sions of their work. They are a means te
an end.
"The service of physical instructors is te
keep healthy person healthv ns well a te
correct phjsicel defect which can be cor
rected b.v exercise. Their service may over
lap all the ether olegies and handicrafts.
Net a Fail
"Pome folk view our work and snort the
w.ird 'fad.' Hut phjslcal education isn't a
fad It is a very definite part of general
ibicatiun.
"A a matter of fact, the posture, the
mrriagp of children speak volumes te the
dnceter of phvsical education ceiicerniiig the
phisldil condition of the 1 hildren in our
schools. Steep shoulders and lint chest are
iniher sprleu defect. They are the batjls
for veiy tuuibUseme ill
"Vewadajs the physical director studies
the relation' of these defects te ether, per
I dps le. apparent, aiiatenibal defects as
a matter of fact, in some instance, tin re
lation of these defects te tlie luead science
nf e. oneinics.
' Tint chest and steeped shoulders arc net
ahvaj due te structural defects Likciv as
net. a bad posture mav come from malnutri
tion, A child mav net eat enough, or net
nt enough of the right feed, te make it pos
sible for him or her te stand cerrcctlv A
lnld mas be tei weak te stand inrrectlj
And the" physb nl director, with Ins ee
non, studies hi subjects te learn lust win
their posture i-n't geed If a child I peer!
fed and it can happen even in the wciltli.
iesi families t li ft t a child is net given the
right sort of feed le produce nigged slieiigth
tlip phvfciml director must find it out And
his work then becomes mere especinllv a
matter of economics. If a fninilj is tee peer
te give its children proper feed, ether agen
cies .ue sought which will see te ll thai the
condition of the fainilv is impioved.
"Net Infrequent! bed pristine is tlie re
.sult of peer e.vesight. A 1 hihl who is .(in
stantly steeping te see will shortly develop
a Hat' chest and steep shoulders. If this
Is found te he the case the child is handed
ever te an cje specialist for treatment.
( liililrcn's Healing
"It is net seldom thai a child can hear
out of one ear nnd net se will out of ihe
ether, and It is rossihle thnt the child's par
ents have never found this out. The phv.ieal
(lliecter, however, lieliier, thnt the ilnld'
.pine is twi-ied tu the tight. He watches
the child carefully and discovers that he or
.he is ceiistantlj tinning te the light when
niij one speak. flld the splenitis! declines
fiem that that the left ear of the child is
peer. The child has been turning the ugh!
car se much 111 order te hear mm i cliarlj
that the spine Iris heiouie titcd
"Suppose the child has Hclcneicls. Ade
noid make hieaihiug difficult and Ihe host
j. pnurly developed HI consequence ll'. the
plivsleal dliecinr's business and opperiiiiill
In discover si. Ii delists and tin 11 the child
te the specialist, who can cnrieii the defect
"llach .vein in Thllaclclphla from live te
si llieiisaud ihihlicit me gneu parlieiilm
forms of exeiii.e le ion si ph.vsical ilefeels
Apparently Ibe .lulclii i me normal. Their
health Is geed. Hut the detects, given time.
would undermine their health. The physical
director lias bla opportunity te correct these
AT LAST!
defects and assure the child continued health.
"It is a very large service It develops
n foundation for 'uture health te build itself
upon.
"Physical education does net primarily
teach complex exercises. That Is only .1
small portion of the service. It mny go se
lar as te teach indirectly the solution of
problems In sanitation, carpentry, drainage
and what net. Window spacing, the proper
building of chairs, mav all come under the
attention of the ph steal director In no less
degree than bcttlng-up exercise."
Congress will adjourn
What's In a today and the President
Nnme? (Indies will cnll nn extra ses
sion for November 1," te
consider the Ship-Siibsldj Hill. The Presi
dent would like Cen, ess te lake a recess
instead of adjourning, hut Congress doesn't
see it that way. Tlie unlnitfnte might con
sider there was little difference since in
either i n-e Congress would quit its labors
for a stated time; but Congress knows dif
ferent. When Congress adjourns Cnligiess
men get mileage The difference in terms
costs I'uele Sam n lltlle matter of $1120.(1011.
One might think Congressmen would be
nuxieu te hnve tlie reuntrj save thi meiiej .
One has another think.
If the farmer did net
All the Fun keep interested in his
of the Fair job the world would go
hungry. That he is in
terested is evidenced bj the various, count v
fairs. In thu fair at Allentown, for in
stance, iheie nre en exhibition (iftv-thiee
varieties of nim nnd Ul!.l varieties 'of po
tato That there is also a poultry show is
somehow less wendeiful. The amazing ihing
le ihe oily man ii t lint theic can lie se
many different kind of potatoes and farmers
wise enough te knew them nil. It is this
wi'dem r hut feeds us.
There's worth in that potato's eyes
Which still in wisdom grows;
That fanner's (bin is ever wise
That wags of what 11 knows.
The coin's ears am attuned te bells
Ter dinner ever where,
, D.ves, (bin. nose. einf, 1 us fancy tells)
Are features of the fnlr.
What De Yeu Knew?
QUIZ
1 What svml.nl nf the Tuiklsli rnce mUe.
elates the fnuulini crescent nf Islam?
'.' V lleli I I n-llle '
3 What Is the pediment of a buildlnc"
I U li.it In majolica, and win is It ee called?
r. When del Attila. Ihn Ilun. Invade
Hill opt
1 What Is mayhem"
7 Who Is tlld pi,.nt Ki, mat y ,,f the.
Inter er1
S Who were, the leadeis of the. J,.r reie.
Hen In south A fih a which occurred
at the opening of the Wm Id War'
! What kind nf a vihhi,. ,M '...uwier"
ill l.'uitllsb UniiK" Mewiei
l". Name two ureal rlv, r nf ItusM,, (inning
north into the AruV ic,nii
Answers te Yesterday's Quiz
1 The Kauehe are the iewi,i f,f ili
tlallis of Argentina
?. The taffiall of a ship n, ihe rail aieund
lis stein It Is also iu. in,,,,,, ,.,.
of tliiy stern. '
.1 Ititeistiite ciiiiuiii.re. Is (oinineiip tvu ,
.Stalis I11i1asl.it,. (unuiHrce la com cem com
nirice exclusive! within a Si.a,.
t A mediatized pillice Is en,- esic, mu.
liciinaii, who w is deprived of a ilinct
pari In tne kvi iniiimii of the fnuuer
einpiie hv the annexati H ,i,.
uiillnaticjii of Ins Main te iiiiutlui
Stale. t)ie mini .. 1. i.iniiK neinlnal
i-evcccignty and bhv,, .,
,. 'Ilie cdiaiaclei nf I'.ipi.Un t 'cm In ,,,,,,,
In ('hallos I iicl.cn., no,., , . ,..,,' ."
and Sen " """ '
f. The two kh litis! liver svslinis nf Seuth
Pl'iia"'1 "''' ""'Sl' "f ""' Al"a'"n '""I
T A gondola 111 i.ilhvnv p.nlnnc.. 1. a 1 , , . . . .
shallow, npeui fieliihl (.11
S The prev lines nf Hi.. OI, ,,r Sr..h
A film am i'u 1 (i,M,cl ,,.. , ,i
Transvaal and u t,,. .',(. si,,,,,
il Lake l.ilc is (lie shallow c:-l of Ihe (j( ,,
Lakes "-"l
Hi. titiliaid Jli'idUur was 11 fainuiis Tlemish
inutlivmiitlclan. gveuiuiilivr ami mu,,.
m mukur, Meled for the Slorciiter inojec.
f. tleu. presenting a map' of the world
N, en u llut vrface. r v "u
SHORT CVTS
Light bail Is nn accelerator designed te
make the scamp scamper.
Wonder th. Iclnd of n thrill New
Brunswick has for the third act?
Streudshurg guinea hen is mothering a
covey of quail. Subpoena out for Heb White.
Pretty soft for the hard-coal men and
net particular,: hard for the soft-coal men.
As the householder in his cellar sees it,
the fuel tlu.t rushe.i in will itself have an
angel's tread.
. 1
New that the nenus Pill is dead tin
obsequies will he cheerfully celebrated en
many a political st. -p.
t. .T rl"'ln', thing. about tlie trial ef
irer. Einstein yesterday was that enlv eon een
vietifin could vindicate him.
German scientist say he has discovered
a euro for the s; pjK sickness. Something
in the nature of nn alarm clock, we siiriiiUc
Velstead describes impencliment pro pre
eeedings against Daiigherty ns comic opera
Of cntirse. And if brought te hook he'll
face the music.
.1, J'1" 1r,si,lent' message ncceiiipanjing
fine bonus vein was both logical and sPll..'.
Inc. which perhaps accounts for the cheerful
nlacrlty with which tlie Heuse biffed it.
ArcheolegiMs 5ny they lmve discovered ft
stone. aRp village ,, is(. neyn,e ,n Lnk,
Superior, nnd believe the builders were cop
per workers. We'll bet they're right-with
leave te copper.
Wp gather from editorials in New Yerk
MZil'ni"7Ni tUt f'hn,0 r. Murphv has
steep,p( ,n rPmaiMl1(. b()i.ii of Tn,nmanT
n, 1 l.T h" l,nv' "llcn ,0 ', nutlinnty
and when te let ll alone.
p,.u b,1,"',,"p'p.'-1'ls detector designed tn
mins.il,, 'l,',,3 Vs. ,"i'u' nttnehert te far-
ninnn, i'" i"'0 P Yerk whways Very
nea Ien uiM"R ll,"s "" ,,lnr,, l-1Rll,ful r0"
net tien with rapid transit than a snail
thnt '.'He!.""' !,,?H,"'"'"'P l,nvlnS ,",,n received
v" . TrP. "'" '"' ""' nnd no war .11 ihe
snrrLv .i "" p7'"" "'"'".If n feeling of
sorrow 1111.I iej . n , ,. t0 . whet
Thnh"K P"Cn '" " ,l,Prn"1'n,ni'r ail ,0
A !. Dp Vee. w rather
inephet, of Hackpiisack,
N J., snvu flip ceiiiinff
Hnund tn lie
Itlglit
,,, .. , , winter is' going te be
mild. 1, us I.iickenhlll. nf Tettsville. vveatlier
nrephet f ihe Plnlndelphln and Heading
ailwiu. predicts iK nilll ,,,.,, -imer.
Heine somewhat of n prophet eurself. we
predict that round about next March one
?. if !!', V ..I1 1'f .'i10'"' K'tlemcti will ha
v. ifernting. "I told , se I" , ,,e ether
wen 1 be s,ing xveril.
Sl.i. I-pce nst rue ting the
(i..i . 'liama from the facts
ine .M.vstery as ihpy me prpsenled 10
,.. ,, os sajs S ha re la w
( emhs (he emiiiPiit bacicrlnleglst. giviiK
' ' weigh, te ,,,. dreams f tl.e l.uicher. the
linker and enndli-fiek. maker the night be
fine !,,. murder and ,,,,1 entiielt Ignoring
be fact thu Ihe (we lelephn,,,. ,,,1 l Hie
i" lies ,,f ,1P deceased ncciirred at least
IblrtJ-six hour befcu-e the eclip.e ,f the
.iw. 1 " '' I"'('"1 I'revl.leiice niraiiseil
s" Ihii Ilie enemies of P,f Tlnsleln could
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