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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
PRESIDENT JOINS
LIFEBOAT DRILL
Signal Summons Wilson's to
Deck Early This Morn.
ing for Practice
WIRELESS FOR BRYAN
Expresses Hope for Speedy
Recovery of Former Secrc-
tary, Who Has Cold

on Board L. :. :. George wsshins-
ton. March 7.---tBy Wireless 20 the A.
P.)-President wilson's rest this morn
ing was cut short by the sounding a
general alarm summoning all hands to
the boats to abandon ship. The sigma
for the boat drill came at 2 o'clock and
the President arose and escorted Mrs.
Wilson to their boat He adjusted Mrs
wilson's and his own lifebelt and stood
quietly by until the drill was com
pleted.
President wilson was greatly inter.
estcd in the result OF the election In the
Twenty-second Pennsylvania Congress
sional District. the returns having been
received by wireless from Secretary %
the Navy Daniels and J. !. TumultN,
the Presidents secretary.
The President today sen wireless
message 10 william !. Bryan, who has
been ILL.,
The weather cleared today and the
see was smooth.
Washington, March 7.-,By y r.. .
In a wireleSs message FROM tho r8nS-
port George Wash sugtou. delivered
through the White House, rresidCnt WI
SON today conNe"ed his sympathy ana
hope for quick recovery to William Ien-
nings Bryan who has been ill here for
more than n week with a hesvE cold
Mr.. Bryan is at the home Of DAME
Bride. His condition - said not TO be
serious.
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Shingle. this city did maintain pond
where stray dogs we're drov ned. Per
haps that IA why the confusion rises
today This place ia maintained by the
philadelphia branch OF the Women's q
society for the Prevention OF cruelty 20
Animals. Each morning stray dogs are
collected about town and brought here.
Some persons seem to thiuh u they
muzz!e dog il will be afe from the
dogca tcher. But a rluzzle is not enough.
II must also wear "A 1919 license tag
wv hen dog wears a tag from pre-
NiOus years We send its number into
tho city license department and the
owner is notified immediately The dog
is held here two weeks. If the owner
hasn't called by that time We have the
right 10 sell or otherwise dispose of tho
dog. from t000 TO 5000 are killed here
every year. Rut II is by asphyXiation
and the animal S 90 rot suffer"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
PROTEST RENT GOUCINC
Downtown Residents Plan Mass.
Meeting Next SUNDAY

Plans for mass-Iueeting to be held
Sunday at the Colonial Theatre. Eleventh
snd Jackson streets to protest against
alleged rent gousiuG IN that section
We're made last night Al q meeting OF
residents held In ToomeH Hall, Ninth
and Jackson streets.
Among the speakers will he James
a. Walker, author OF the Walker land
lord and tenant bill. now pending in
the Legislature. and William !. Brady
At last nights meeting the committee
headed by Richard T. McSorley. an at
OF the owners. reported that Thomas
Boyle, 4 real estate man OF Broad and
Porter streets, declared that he had
nothing to do with the increase bu'
was carrying out instructions from the
owner Very little satisfaction was OBJ
tsined from William l.. Geulbert, an.
other agent"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
PLEA BASED ON COLOR Line"
". Va. Negro Defendants Allege
Race Was Barred From Juries

Clarksburx. ". Va. March. 7.--CBy \.
PD-CharginE that negroes are excluded
from grand jury panels because Of their
race and color, John Epperson and
Ethel whitman. both colored have
entered pleas OF abatement in the Harri-
son County court The man was in
dicted for violation Of the prohibition
law. and the woman for shooting
another woman. They ask that the in
dictments be quashed, citing recent
Supreme Court decision in Mcdowell
County. in which 1t was held that in
dictments against negroes were invalid
n discrimination as TO color was shown
in drawing the jury
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
CITY SOLDIER CITED
George F. Scully Carried Message I'm
der Boche Bombsrdment

The parents OF Private George +.
'scully. of Company a. Fourth Infantry,
have received official notice that he has
been cited for bravery in action.
The Information has been received by
Mrs Mary Scully, his mother. at her
home. 2542 North Howard street.
Private Scully was cited for extraordi-
nary heroism in action near Grand Bal.
lois farm France, July -. 1918 After
lie had been badly Eassed he continued
10 carry messages through heavy gas
and high-explosivc shell bombardment
to the front line
Scully enlisted in October. 1917. and
sailed for France in April OF the follow
ing yeax.
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I. STRUCK BY L TRAIN
". J. Henderson in Hospital Will,
Probable Fractured Skull

An elevated train struck W. !.
Henderson, sixty years old, 5s North
Aillick street. this morning at the six
tieth street station Henderson received
contusions of the head and body. physi-
clans a. the West Philadelphia Homeo-
pathic Hospital say his skull NAV be
fractured
Spectators at the station were at a
loss to explain just how the accident
happened. They say Henderson was
waiting for an eastbound train. Just as
the train drew near. the man is believed
to have leaned over the platform The
front car hit his left shoulder, hurting
him back on the platform.
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HENRI PASTELS ON VIEW
EAhibit of Upper New York Sylvan
Scenes Opens Monday

Pastels by Robert Henri, representing
scenes in the woods of upper New York,
will be exhibited Monday in the Sketch
Club galleries, 235 South Camac street
This Is the first occasion on which Mr.
Henri, skilled painter, has made Of
pastels the medium of his art. His c-es-
lions that will be on public view, COM
nencing Monday. are said to be revela-
tions 10 those familiar with American
landscape.
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Painter, wsn, Sunday Amuscmcuss

Philadelphia District Council No. ~.
Brotherhood OF Painters. Decorators and
Paperhangcrs of America has passed
resolution urging the passage OF the
bill in the state Legislature permitting
motion pictures and concerts on Sunday.
a representative of the council will at
tend the public hearing on the bill ON
March 10. -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-01
ia moral En-
IA civilization
Para Ell fl6sofo Eugenio Astol.

Els innegable que la civiliza-
lcion moderna por mejor, decir
la civilization material, mercan-
It'll, egofsta, que llaman luz y pro-
greso, avance y evolucion, y que
IIyo llamaria tinieblas y retroce-
so, narcha con paso agigantado,
como una veloz locomotora de-
|jando 'humo Y sombras, empaiian
do ell cristal de la conciencia, afro
fiando ell espiritu e inundando los
Iambitos y los espacios con gases
Iasfixiantes y gritos atronadores.
La humanidad de aver no es
la humanidad de hoy. Los honn-
bres de aver no son los hombres
de hoy nj seran los hombres del
malana..
Aver, los hombres creaban sus
Edioses y adorabah los soles, Ian
zaban ninos y mujeres como
Iofrenda a la hoguera del sacrifi-
cio, declaraban Ia guerra sin Guar
tel arropaban los nlartires al
circo romano.
Hoy Sc cream semidioses, Sc
adora la esclavitud, Sc denigra ell
ideal, Sc escupe ell blas6n de la
dignidad, Sc profana'el temple de
la libertad y la justicia, Sc as
quea los haraposos, Sc oprime a
los debiles, Sc aplica la pena de
nluerte, Sc tortura y Sc '1incha"
al hombre sin consular a la ley,
Sc ejerce la Influenza del codigo
del mas fuerte Y tambien Sc quie
re hacer del mundo un lugar de-
cente con p6lvoras y balas, lagri-
mas y sangre.
r
A 10 primero lie llama la obs
cura historic: Fanatismo, Saliva.
iismo, Tinienblas, Imperialism.
A 10 segundo lie llama la histo-
ria hipocrita: Liberalismo; Pro-
greso, Luz, Patriotismo, Dere-
cllo y Libertad.
o. constituido en- historiador
n3panial, teniendo como tribu-
9lal Ia conciencia, le quitaria el
antifaz los pueblos y diria que
la civilization de aver era cruel,
fnuy cruel, barbara muy barba-
ra, pero que la civilization de hoy
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-01

autoridad les permite besar to-
das cuantas mujeres encuentren
por la Gale. Tn martes de estos,
una senora forastera que fue
Hungeford Y quien bes0 un tran
seunte, presento una demanda ju-
dicial contra ell atrevido joven;
pcro ell iuez desestim0 a querella,
diciendo que EN- los martes de Pas
cua- sc veriticaba en- Hungerford
uua cspecie de carnaval de 0scu-
les, durante ell cual no podfa con-
si,lerarse como delito ell que I'm
holnbre besase a una mujer, aun
cue 6sta fuese forastera.
En- Maidelhead Sc celebraba
anualmente un festival, mientras
dura ell cuaf esta permitido besar,
10 mismo que en- Hungerford.
En- Berna los hombres tienen
derecho a besar a las j0yenes- sol
teras durante los festivales V las
ceremonias phblicas, a condici0n
de que no promiscuen ST es por la
manana; pero destle el mediodia
hasta ell anocher, pueden besar a
todas las mujeres solteras que
sean de su agrado.
Cuando sc celebra la fiesta de
San Teodoro, en- I'm pueblo de Ru-
mania llamado Halmagen, acuden
un sin fin de muchachas solteras y
recien casadas de los setenta Il
ochenta pueblos del contorno, que
ofrecen su boca a todos los hon.
bres que encuentran, para que las
besen,i 10 mismo en- la calle que en-
la iglesia Y que ell las casas par
ticulares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-01
Doble trabajo, en- la
mitad de tempo.

listed mismo Sc quedara asom-
bradO. AL dia siguiente de haber
sustituidO los muebles de su Off
Gina por muebles della WABASH
CABINET Co., habra trabajado
doble en- la mitad de TEMPO Y
sin haber hecho mas esfuerzo.
Los muebles WABASH estap
de venta en- casa dc ''Cantero.
Fernandez Co., Inc. y 4Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-01
4 LOS DUENOS DE AUTOMOBILES
"WILLYS KNIGHT" Y "OVERLAND"

Hemos sido nobrados para la sa de Puerto Rco dis
trbuidores de los automobiles "WILLYS KNIGHT "OVER-
AND Els nuestra nenc6n exender todos los dueos de
es servcio genuine tai venmos pestando los
duenos de las pantas eectricas DELCO LIGHT motores
"NOVO" y en- otras lfneas mecanicas.
Tenemos disposition los ervcios del ST. Manuel Garcia
ecnco perto educado misma brica de la
Company.
Nos ayudaran maeraene 81 todos los duenos de autos
WiysKnight Overland va la a avisaran de cual
quiera peza de repueso servo neceen aora tam
ben cuaquer otra information desen daos Etamos
arando sta de ezas de epuesos quseramo saber 10 que
hennos de haeer fin de cada duelp de 'WiIysKngh
Overland" quede 'satsfecho de
C. O. LORD & co. Inc
Box 123
8 San Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-01
En- los EstadOS UlidOS GXistGn byS que pTOhi-
ben a los ROViOS IeSarSG en- pdbfCO

=
En- Nueva Jersey, prohibe La ley
terminantemente no solo que los
noyios Sc besen en- las GALES Y en-
las plazas, sino que discurran por
las Was cambiando frases de.
amor.
En- Europa hay paises donde
sucede 10 mismo que en- Norte
America. En- Milan, por eiemplo,
esta prohibido besar, y los guar
dias tieren derecho a detener a
cualquier pareia amorosa que va
va muy entusiasmada por la ca.
lie, para castigarla con una fuerte
multa. Hace POGO fue multada
una pareja en- unos cuantos pesos,
Ipor haberse besado en- -lin jardin
pdblico. El jiiez, en- uno de los
considcrandos de la sentencia, de,
IIcfa que s'aun cuando el besarse
/ en- pdblico no cs contrario a la mo
iral, no Sc aviene con el decoro y
la idea de la civilizacion.
En- canhio, en- Inglaterra hay
pueblos como Hungerford donde
lei besarse no solo esta NAL visto,
rs ,
sino que es ua deber en- la mu-
jer. Por una costnmbre estable-
cida desde hace mucho tempo el
.martes de Pascua las autorida-
des cobran a los yecinos y vecinas
un impuesto muy original. Los
hombres pagan diez centimos y
las mujercs tienen que dar un be-
so a los alguaciles que van de
casa en- casa cobrando la contri-
buci0n, y por 81 acaso este pudie-
ra excitar3 la envidia de los mo-
zos que no perteneeen al cuerpo
de policfa, en- estas ocasiones la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-01

:. Familia respectable desea
arrendar una habitaci6n espacio-
sa y ventilada a caballero solo de
buenas referencias.
Sc lie pOdria suministrar CO.
mida.
Para information
Salvador Brau, rs. 20. piso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-01

es mas barbara y mas cruel to-
davla,
Aver, ell unico velo que empa-
naba ell horizonte espiritual del
hombre era lie de la ignorancia.
Hoy es el. de la hipocres1a y de
Ia anbici6n, velo tejido tan es-
meradanente que no solo ellnie-
bla los horizontes, sino tambien
los cielos y los espacios esprit,
tuales de los hombres en- la tie.
rra.
Juan Jimenez Ramos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-01
UNA VELADA

Damas cat6licas de esta ciu-
dad Sc proponen llevar a efecto
en- elg Teatro Municipal en- la no
che del 9 de agosto, una velada,
destinandose el producto a la
pintura de la Iglesia Catedral. La
aperture de la velada sera ejecu-
tada por Ia Banda Municipal.
Para refrescos exqusitos Visite
La CAFETERA
'au .insfo + Sar Juan, 2. X.
a Anlnciese en- Ell IMFaARclAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-01
Sc ALQUILA

La casa No. Is de la calIe del
CoDgreso de Miramar. Infor-
mes en- Ia No. IL 0 SUCESORES
DE PEREZ HERDIANJOS, Ma
rina. Advt.
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
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All v~sh day classified ndveriinina
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Insurance, Book,
Speciality and Stock
SaleSrnen

We have the livsst, most dependable
and essiest sold proposition going and
need a few more good men on our sales
force. Big opportunities of advancement
% men who can make good. Men now
WORKING are melting from efS 10 SicN
weekly. See Mr.. Thompson. toi-5
Herskowitz Bldg
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

rs THERE 4 RETAIL MERCHANT IN
some good small town In Oklahoma
that has lost interest In business and Is
iookine for man that has = good Keen
knowledge Of the mercantile business' ?
Am open the first of August for q posi-
tion OF this nature. have the experience
and knowledge 20 manage same. Am
married. have family have been con-
nected with this firm two years; can
furnish the best OF references from
present employer and banks Of city; "
your business 10 slow and not vhnt YOU
think II should be. address o. j.. OKLA
homsn.
Bo0KkEEPFR, years experience.
doing temporary junior. accounting at
present desires permanent position
Wanlut 257S.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
By GOLDBERG

WE want 20 buy ej carloads OF all
kinds scrap lron. also metals. rhgs.
houAs and MnEp Eincs. write us for sell
ing you VIII be treated right Okla.
Eubn"r q Metal Co, hia $ Broadway
Oklahoma ciy. Phone Walnut 1868
BUYING Junk. furniture and clothes.
Maple 2bsJ-J
! WI pay for dead stock delivered at our
rendering plant. call Walnut bsIJ
phtn you have deads 10 move. Okla
hnma EenhrrinY 60.
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sALESMEN WANTED.

WANTED - Four sxpsrieneed saIss-
men for city and country. men with
ears preferred; u you have experience
and ability and are willing TO work
you cen saaily clear from y1l TO Sleo
. week. Cali at IN ". Rene H.,
Oklahoma City. Okla
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


WANTED - Experienced hookkccpcr
and stcnogra pher; permanent posi-.
tlon. Apply IN person. sharp Auto
Supply Co
WANTED--An experienced sthrcher ana
press operator Towler's laundry.
GIRLS OF good character TO work un-
der sanitary conditions In well ven.
Hated modern laundry. experienced pre-.
fcrrcd. but not necessary. Apply Nu-
Way Laundry, 9Th and Western,
WANTED--Girl to pack coffee. Apply
Jewel Tea Co. ~? w. Reno.
WAITRESS wanted. Hunts Lunch. ilb
n. Robinson.
WE hayo positions open for several
first-class stencErnphers who have
had some general Office experience.
Apply In person with application and
references T, u. Turner n Co.
MANTED-Good e,hand ironer. New
state Laundry, l2o North Frarcs
WANTED--Glrl especially good cook.
no washing references required. Wal
nut 1854.
WANTED -- Several Girls for mangie
work. New state Laundry. l2O ~
| WANTED 80 Two experienced stenog'
raphors, must be- able 10 take dcth-
| tion rapidly and accurately. transcribe
notes: prefer those experienced In farm
loan business, permanent position; good
pay: state experience. Address ana
phone. Address B,GSS. 0klahoman.
WANTED - Neat high school girl or
young married woman for physicinn's
| office. lght work. esss hours answer
| In own handwriting. B-6l3. Oklaho'
| man.
PANTRY woman. white, prefer one
with experience. Apply steward. Lee
| Huckins hotel
WHITE gifl for general hoasework, 1888
West ,sth.
DlslIWASHEK WANTED at the
| Western Hotel. so per week. room
and board $40 w Main. -
| Ph.RlENCED waitress wanted at
Hotel Lawrence. IS West Grand.
| COLoRED girl or woman for general
house work. Apply nj lo,i n. Rob
| inson.
YOUNG or middle aged lady: plain,
| Chrisfisn lady preferred, to travel as
companion with an invalid who VIII
out In search Of health balance OF sum
mer. all expenses paid BY invalid: an
swcr at once. Address Room H. No.
| losh n. broadway,
WANTED--SiI ndy solicitors Cali At
| al Culhertson: call rs soon as pos
slble; your money each evening,
WANTED-Maid Tor Two in family
house, Phone Maple :Sse.
WANTEb--Giri. between is and 70
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AGENTS WANTED

~<~~~~~~s>-~--~~~~-~~~~>~~~~
WANTED-Live agents to sell land,
will guarantee 5000 year and cX-
penses: frat class reference required.
Mexico Land Co. Box sIt, Henryetta,
Okla.
AGENTS - Excellent opportunity In
taking orders for our Liberty canning
machines. and our automatic iceIess
fefrigerators, Exclusive territory TO
live men and women. Commission Call
or write, Manufacturing Distributing
Agency. 1921 West ,Hth st. Oklahoma
City
LARGE manufacturer wants reprcsen-
tatives TO sell shirts. underwear, hos
Terry. dresses, waists, skirts, direct 10
homes write for free samples. Mad
ison Mills, 500 Broadway, New York
city.
AGENTS WANTEb-seli MsrbA's new
complete history world wan and
Woodrow Wilson's complete llfA his
tory: commission or salary. send N
cents for free samnles. a. @. Wilmore
A. Co. Oklahoma City.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WASTEp-p Position NJ manager for nc.
rcssory and supply company or gar-
HEo. have mad ten years experience
ma can ret results best ~ references
Hnd would consider taking interest.
o, n. Ohlshomar
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Junk Dealers

Phone or write tcs quota tons; We are
IN the market for raSA metal and scrap
iroR; highest prices paid. New Yort
iis.,is e. Main; phone Maple tss.
SECOND HAND pIumbins material;
any sind or amount. Call Walnut
W0HEJT prIcSs raid Tor mems second
band eloth'ns and shoes. Call Maple
Cash Fad Tor ladies' and gent sec.
fHE HOME TOWN Ei.tITHIN0 DEAL,
BRe, lo7 8 Broadway. Walnut 1850.
puy. clothing. shoes, punhA suitcassa
State time to call
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