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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-10-17

cesses of ignorance. His is progress
not TO be compared with anything like
march; but it leads to a far more
brilliant triumph, and to laurels more
rishable.-Brougham
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Disausted Cob.

8IeiheE-Did you wipe your feet,
sSFar.
IzEslsT Gob-Aw, what's the use OF
seSR' tD the navy if you hafta wipe
sgRr fee; Judge.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-10-17
lnnnnrfant to Mothers
Seeds Grown by Electricity.

An English scientist has had much
success with an electrical treatment
to increase the termination of several
kinds of seeds.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-10-17

The finest thing about cracking but
ternuts is the strength it puts into a
fellows arm.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-10-17
Cause for the Shock.

usxsas's Group Remedy. the only cure foI
lzs&S- Prevents pneumonia. 5oc.-Adv.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-10-17

Enjoyment Of what we have beats
envy of what The other man possesses.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-10-17

II your eyes smart or feel scalded, Ro-
is just the thing to relieve them. Adv
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-10-17


Its
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-10-17

Haszs@a n Exchange-Selected oysters fresh
Asarn 2hs beds in shell or shucked (solid
rneakza an7 good apples. Get prepaid prices
uDs Ra-sa-alars. VIM. Lord. Cambridge, Nd
w. u o., NEW YORK, NO. 41-1e1e.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-10-17

1t takes as much energy to knocB
as to boost but not as much wisdom
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-10-17

firm In
ne has continued in the active of his
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-10-17

n EsrEan's idea of fascinating man
b gsa1a rho keeps her guessing.
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The Difference,

The Difference.
st is far cry"
"What is?'
"Fronl a real cocktail TO near-beer."
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-10-17
EutiCura Soap
- is IDEAL --l
For the Hands,

ls5sssap Ese Ointment Is &c.. Talcum &c. Sample
ssaA zcsss1sa free by 'Cuttcura, Dept. E. Boston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

rulNG man vou,J like to drive truck ~,
some firm hAUlng 10 the field eSPfrl'u.e
a. rErs World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

HOOkE EsET'tR with 'hrrr years rrp~rt
once desires pocJnou with oil company
sgrrrIer.,1 DO voucher srj genera ~
I. Nors Can operate typewriter Ad
d.r.. A.g3 care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
AUTOMOBILES

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

BOARD AND ROOM
IiorELB

! JNCuNs HOTEL
L4l- Aaul KLuLl-AlEL- -Aiunl--lAcLl ~ - ~ y
7 and arm RpuuE .It souis and - peg
J nigh, - s. and - 90 per ~e"A aN''
tart FIrs' street
ILGHr HOUSEKEEPING nooMs 10
.In,u ki,ELH mrunnST usuN nuu.rsreu
Ing tuoms adiolulug tstH. 0u" ha.' h.". '
from ,sr luo rent ''D t'"'onH"i'
Phone o 1903 .--
uiuL OF 10 attending school t'1 "oo,r.N
for room sud board 30 good iAuii1
Phone osat A
imHD. T.. l4I2 Two furnished rooms
Tor lieht Housekeeping Ihon" ''d"f
IfLWUup. 5I4 Two r''n large iight
housek coping rpoma connecting W"d
rog and comfortable, two beds. ,Io'e ln .
near upstairs reasonable rent Tor trnl
nv month
SECOND " slf- Single upsas,ts room,
modern. no children fhonr u. l'h
Two furnished rooms Tor light hou,ekccp.
Ing modern. newly decorated fresh aud
aean, aduts only can be seen today
1924 North Boston
rIRsT W alIL -for rcut. one light
housel erping room Phone hihl
CITYFSNE n. oar Two large bascnent
rooms. modern, nicely furnished room Tor
three or four, sItrA bath. waking
DISTANCE.
M6nFRN ilEht Housekeeping rooms Phone
OshEr 6sfl.
FIGiN g. an. noutet scping room and
slesping porch nde entrance siuk m
Llchen " per week Phone q 80 !
NICELY mrni,hed light housskccfmg
rooms bo2 South flgln
ADMIRAL. r. l92l-'IWo mod-n fur
ni,hrd light Housekeeping rooms no
children Phone 6A5o.
TWO lgb, Housekeeping rooms, no children
Usage GpHa ! .
FOR RENT Two rooms furnished and
nicely parered, go per wcck cav a,
81 sonth Phoenix between 7 and
ADMIRAL p, ias itr,o farouOsd
houseb cepirc rooms. all modern
R.FEPINd porch With kiicheH and dining
room privileges nsn garage for rent
southwest side Ihoue osagc A2iN
BOULDER. n, SIS Three rooms 30 base
meo' cal O"re 1000
NEW Rockford rooms sleeping or house
lrrptnE single or In suites lti2
Third phone Cedar ili's
uAqkEIL " aii--TWo rooms furnished.
modern. gas electric lEhiH go r"t
month ...-.....
PHOENIX, &. aot.-rwo nice rooms, mod
orn Tor urh, housekeeping -.
kfM Rockford rooms tlrfItHk Hi "''N
Lespisv single or In suites lit2 D.
Th,rtl Phone o '7'ss A.
DFTROlT' &. 6lJ--ServAu room for rent
can o,sTe l'1 .
Tw0 mtn,,hed llrht houaek o-png rooms
adjoining bedroom n desired taU OsAg"
2STn G. -
N,ypFiI.F. n FOR rent one room
Furnished 'or light housekeeping
ClyCiNNArI. 4 Iosh T~o do~nsown
Usht housekeeping rooms moderate rent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
BUainrss SERVICE

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HaHI. ..a.ntus H.d .U..I.s r'Au, done
i.. InH NrHrI 90 r"'r
I.tp r.uT\ry H.,.ir.. lfasrsra Of fine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Have automobile, in
good condition, Red
Seal Continental mo-
tor, six cylinder, 40
horse-will trade for
vacant property or for
equity in improved
property. Call owner,
7524J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

MOVING kNp STORAGE
eio-r vrrH Pages Fireprooi Storage
Phone. nfaHa i.s-. rafe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS oppoRruNIrTEs


FOR CONCESSION work pan and pate
liter outfit cheap. % West first, Beatty
Furniture Co
DISTRICT MANAGER wanted your TOYS
10 apen office and handle our Smear
less" typewriter products you can eArn
$500 monthly consumer and mail huH
ness. 5000 needed for stock NAcuo
slsuc Carbon Co, Rochester, \.
MY AND SILL oh leases Ia Tcras around ,
drilling oil wells. quick sales biz money
Ruy IL worth tho money 40 capital ref
quired nor experience necessary W.
direct you. 1plAs oil leases IN pain OF
production have proven gold mines Tor
chance Tor fortune Write quick Tor inH
details. our offer IN agents Great dc
mands for our leases Have sold thou
sands Of acres, big excitement S"nd
name fur free msp and agents propo'l
Ton Pcros valley Co. ll4h North ROD
inson street Oklahoma city. OAll
GROCERY STOCK 81 500 stocf ard
$1,000 ID trade Tor improved end ON
any good fruAHv community Edward
Barrett 2oi Miss 9ldg ---
FOR SAIL Confectionery cheap " taken
this week VIII take car n 22 west
Fourit street
FOR SALF-Connletcly equipped CASING
psTIne large dividends. very reasonable
price Apply a. Mayo Bdg Phoue
king" Osagc Sol2 ---
RNRREK shop for SAFE a22 IVES, Firsi
street -
OPPORTUNITY -Butiness msn, here 10
yoIrs lesvcs soon for Chicago and Ne~
York will place orders for standard
goods on commission saving l0c TO soc
on dollar. bank references, interviews
soIIrited deals confidential Address
Ro, 2.GS. World. ..
foR S,.E-Groger, ard mest msrsst DO.
ing fine business. 80 GOO per month
cheap rent and fno location. CAL o"ss
FOR eNLF cleaning shop doing good
hu.rps UoW.uA~ pres. rcasou Tor sell
ius Paul Nonr, lruks OLA
FOR SALE. Nota 60 value Slsl2 so. 81.
cured hv Iu.sn real estate payable
go 20 per month per cent interest
will take Toe as part payment. A.so Lib.
oriy bond. as bash. 2Slo fnti fitib
So TuIsa OKLA
FuR SNIE-Sto-k Of merchaudise ard 'iI
irr. located boz jerks. ukh H'so one
large butrL~t M-tray re'uEeraior. one
ry'rrsra'nc sHoerusr. one high grads
National rash register and one soda
iounloIH. located ,n Tulsa. osh W 4
Rsysoh trustee. fourth floor MunIeipal
Hir pNour Usage ltlg
pEI AWARE corporation orlas.rsl FOR
rgu.rr ifsuia hr 'Hulr'rHf attorney.
small cost Lawyers Corporation Trust
Wilmington be.
URANCT MANAGER WANTED by old
established Chicago concern. We furnish
u'I stock Of EnrHr a1FrF'frIuE matter
on sGuNI store completely Boo good I1ra
udu. al a. our expense. Hr allow YOU TO
draW out flsr murfH 7nd v.. siso pay
YOU liberal share 90 fha profits YOUR st0r.
earns Work may boo started iu spare
time Ne Investment nr rrry.uH. expert.
IsA"cessurv o.. you arr hustler sHd
wsn' a. opportunity tn snake g. 600 or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
MOVING AND STORAGE

ms Yu.l MOVE NFST Joe Hodge,
Transfer moving ari storage goods
"a .tr1 Hr1 shipped on short notice At
reasonable rrirrr l0c South Cincinnati
Phone I-Iu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
mnr0ncYCLE8 AND HICYCLfH

IuR flLf Hry.Ie e. .'| scout"
Main
ron -uE Heudeu"u m"torr)'." good
.,rT.ton S. 500 Peoria evenings
~ -ur'by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
Used Cars

Used Cars
Of the Better Quality
Locomobilc Gas Touring; {;
bargain.
--latest -I,4 model Pae kafd TeHr-
ing.
2-35 Packard Touring
2-25 Packard Roadster.
Super-SN Touring; bargain.
1917 Cole Chummy.
Practically, new Stanley
Steamer.
1914 Cadillac Touring.
1918 Dodge Roadster.
These cars have good tires,
new varnish and run and look
like new cars.
Tulsa Motor Car Co.
s15 SOUTH MAIN ST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

'i aha raos, o,aro smi C.Ii Eli n
>ap'rs
WuN1>.s ART tNCuNNGE
Clad 20 have ,0u come md ses our pretty
thirrs Ell Kinds and sorts good, accepted
at your tsHl stamping done on prvmIscs
GO Wet luur'h st
orr seal. treatment brings reau'.s New
l,h Ipr Stop 1ip south Msin- to'er
Re.h0fE
uNt--uN.I>D VI e.. nnd, puees rss
snHrN. "a. an N"r'h Cheyenne osagc
MOVING AND STORAGE %
N = YnlV MOVE NtSr..Io Hodges
Transfer moving ari storage goods
ua.Nrl rr1 shipped on short notice At
Reasonable rrirrr l0c South Cincinnati
NH4." b-lH
MOVING NNn STORAGE
Stove vrh Pages Fireproo' Storage
rh.ns. n,,-s i.ss r'es
PAINTING ANp DECORATING 20
Al rNNTNH VIII ta yrur psr'tn. ana
decorating I. HEE 'r sHrlra.i Also auto
uH..r.- yrH HEr wrrt vi. NUfh 90
...r garage ur v r'r" ll1 N"r'a ,aT
r... .Hu.. o.alf .ll
TNmFHrNg 'Su rA'NrtNH E'tinn'',,'
raHn "c.erson cedar 7as5. i2i Suta
F|.fHr.H
WNrGT rsurr banging Ard PAINT
..# E... |aHrr .- NUrfr NHHrfa'r RrFI
Hr... collar 1r... office Usage TE2t
90 R.rHTNE paper ard paint sontrac
'.r HHn.. s7H1 -'n fAu Ny'h street
TnrTV lrENgINg zoe per roll. also house
raHf.r LI5 west fir'i I e. k1ser'
ra#H. "..H
pEoIEs sIoNhr SERVICES 7g
H... ..r .... .--. f.HIrsf wallace
W. .t. ..rI .rHs 'ers.Hs Music
o.. r.rf.r... v. frl 'H0 a. oshrg
"F1. Nr "s. "a. PEI nmmr0iattrrs o'
.. % f.. r...s "....a' artistic ~ 'hf
D...H .s.n t...t. a"I rrua.r.rE a-'
OIL ...'. 90 Ha.rE ma. ..rFs rrna.r'i
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
BOARD AND ROOMS.

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sIrrl .,r..rr room s..u r,'.. lu'
ssu.I raI.o. l.a.e n.rga '.",
sci. furnished 'a, r'.t .a meie'r t....n.
l"h,H Boon. '.I '''h "".'r
l""n' "sas" ''-l
NINUt - Is" rr~Is taco. .ri '"rn
,ry roo" CLOSE
,ufYI<st s eiu. N.rr .rri.sy room
for r..tInnsr -
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

FOR SAIL Nota 60 value = sl2 20. So
cured hv Tulsa rea. estate payable
g.5 20 per month e per cent interest
will take l0s as part payment also Lib.
srty bonds a. bash. 2IIb East fiNb
So Tu'sa OKLA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

lhF'IH 80 .N'l WV .H''1 I'' VI Nh' WV
DREgsMAKrNu MILLINERY 20
We SPECIALIZE ~ alterations and re-.
lining coats az VII South Main. Usage
$500
sulIr ~ room, for rent IN an exclusive
irr.auakrr. u ruuryriIou with ladies
tpl0r.'. button rtveuug and hem
stitching Inquire 025 Robinson HldE
pErssNAkI.G Of al Ards. prices rsa-
so.nn'p can an North Chrysnne
Ohse 9ucq
DISTINCTIVE FROCkS Tor children ard
agroNIrr girls hand embroidered house
hold linen. unrercc and lSyettes Phone
$500
NOTICE Slowing pariors ~ $40 Chey.
cnrr now 0ucn. mems shirts q specially {,
vort m.ushlp guaranteed. Phone Usage
II,f
WANTED To srif seoat-rs Usage 52lo.
pININ and fame, sowing Call Usage 1851
or 2IfI N .FNh
GAINES slSIrts mo1rre plain and fancy
rsvIrF Phone fH-1 t'N South Nsin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen AND AGENTS

EMfLO mENl
,rg,,,,, avn .arETs Al
"ALLoMh' AMI "NH
lAbh 'o care Tor '''lr b1, ga Nrar' q,
49,. and Furnish mother room aud board
rrrfc- CHr..'.aa home ia care Norid
,,.\r- maj, 80 w.cly taking orders
n- nst .r.rs Good, or aiacaats rpd
"'r's,a pens a'gdr'ds Of order order VA. way
mad, sig .r . hours. Palmer made . 10
D. or. v,eE No d,'Nr,- and collect
-aruI, coat arN> non free Wriie today
'or ag,n.. uoodyrar MA GO, loo
,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,,, ....,.I ,,.,, ,oAp for
~ ~ ~ - q 'h .1llors ya,o
D ln, r,t. $500 10 s5ro per moAth.
s~srlo.rr ca pcpi s. n,tss TeNas
y,..,,., .,,,t.5 h., h4g
: rtN'i or n'"N',' HpI. ,aid,,y.
l''A' "' ''h''''l VIZ" ~, tn, pa,
/ 'h proven ~. 'i,.'''} III e,,r,..ry
! i'h'ft hAtA f''"'"'
'.-." i''"' .--.-----
3 t'ilFSNFN. Experienced any Inc. r"w
strong proportion Of mort Tor g"ne'
retail trade "sshdAhej h9lsr '""m., W.,
d SION contract 80 week.. ''''h'' ~
du."r- Tor expenses hH,, N'A'", ".. ".
WIN E't'ies' drin'N' u. "',,.u, ,., i95g-
K Williams sales Mfr, prp'' l'''''
( lH"u Eprlid Cleveland ONO .....
lyI.tsvtx hr,t,rs and other, Interested
f rl d,dcrd having proposition
v,rfci A. once Th4s Is drilling com
,.4rt r.f .r stH o. panr DIV hole. plN
( :, dividends Rots1t', consolidated with
b.s Oklahoma company Now working on
contracts u.yidrndt will be paid after
hrt Well is completed in p1'de,n",A l,I...,,,
Nri'r or wire 'nr par. "''fs - zoo
nn-tns a be', ,.op",,,n,' r,,.s
,.,,tg,,f> t.,L,r. .,o,,d to,,handle
r.,., dr.I.'.g COMPANY W stock
Vgt,e f.r uarttrnl,rs Texas Drilling &
p,,Ir.tr- 20 Uur cal Forth Worth
Tras
,,...,.,5g -,,, ,,,t Worde-ful
AZ o1ra for irco sample Albert M,.ls
general mauAger 2AA. American hiusr
. Cincinnati Ohio
A.fNrc E, pn, and free automobile In
. ir,.rrtrr gor4.rfuI new gasoline saver,
/ pnrcruraproof Ave year spark plugs and
/ Ks
I ,rr.v ,tr.rrl.F TRA\FIING POSITION
,t.1,.,I.r .i,b well knovn firm
.. ut. ,..roys. will afford income
/ -, ,,,lf, gc,,rDus commissions And
80 .,g ,,srs from start. experience
'-.., ,.~L rromotior. permanent
] r.,,,sr.. refined educated
l-..--'-, tivr -rrurrrru-g- rriu
. ,'l"". '
. ''kh ..-.---.a---.----,... 4.
/ Al tHblthfp l'@iu WAT ns'"' y nm.
/ Pesos. Nilh peace l"fW' "l No. t..,t
| 81 Washington l,' r'.s''s, ,,,,,co pus
LOT ss""'''VV r..''r, I,to w,idfrs. out.
| ,.' -, ,',E I.rttps Publishing
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

MIDDLE aged nan wants permanent Io'
ton with some oil company as cpnstru'
t,oh foreman. rNperiencra aud thoroughly
familiar with al oil ucld work and esps
c'slly the setting Of gas engines, also
understands production and can handle
lease work 20 box tol cItv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

EXPERIENCED hookksoucr and accountant
iHHruurhl- familiar vIth voucher system.
OF present employed. desires position
where good f1turr ts offered. best of
reference Tam present and psst EN-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

OPPORTUNITY business man, here 10
ycIrs lesvcs soon for Chicago and New
York will place orders for standard
goods on com mission saving l0r TO soc
on dollar, bank reference lntetNleN
collected deals confidential Address
n . tr World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

agents and investors Every body NahW
chance Tor fortune Write quick Tor iull
details. our offer n agents Great dc
mands for our leases, Have sold thou
sands Of acres. big excitement N"nd
name fur free msp and agents propo,''
rlon Pcros valley Co. ll4h Notih ROD
t-.nr Airrat k-Ahnma lllN. OALl-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
IL0Hr nOUSBKEErIHG nooMs

mo NI,rII mtuausI p.uT nuu.rs'ru
Ing ruoms ,djoDnlug tath ou" h".i h.". h
from car ur rent NsD t'"NonA"i'
phons q TnGR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
EMPLOYMENT

sIfUATIOh3 WANTED MALE y
NOl 80 man. % years old ur,re, job .s
Righi Waterman Tor building or plant.
no tobacco. best rcfcrrurrs AddFUs,
- gArr World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
OWL CLEANERS AND
TAILORS
TELErIIONE 6Osa

VIII clean and press your suit for
81 30. open day and night, auto de
Ivory. service any purt OF the city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-13
Is PHILADELPHIA
prepared for peace?

THE industrial problem Of war was produc-
ton; PHILADELPHIA met it heroicaly and
Il made an international name for itself
The problem of peace is selling is PHILADEL-
PHIA prepared for peace?
PHILADELPHIA was ready for war, almost over
night; because years of constant development years
of constant practice of the finest principles of pro-
duction are back of this city.
N1OW our Nation stands confronted with another
problem, that of taking up it's doubled output
and giving that output healthy and economic con-
sumption; and the problem the Nation is the problem
of PHILADELPHIA
Every phase of the citys business activity hangs on
its industrial strength Banks, wholesale and retail
houses. landlords, builders public service corpora
tons, the progressive conduct of civic govern
ment-all dependent upon the prosperity of
P1ILADELPHIA'S manufactures.
. The great army of PHILADELPHIA workers look
to their industrial Chiefs who carried them to such VIC
torous heights in their production fight against the
Hun to lead the way another great victory victory
the complex problems of peace.
With PHILADELPHIA production geared to nearly
three times it's prewar speed, there is argument
as to the imperative need for and larger markets.
Nor must the fact be overlooked that the old markets
have suffered many changes, that old channels of
trade have grown clogged through dsuse.
Happily for the stability of commerce. there are
many lines of trade in which demand will remain at
high pressure for year or more to come. Yet the
best of these are but transient and like all abnormal
demands, must eventually subside
Industry is now keyed to the utmost of organized
economic endeavor Shall PHILADELPHIA triAe
with it's great industrial efficiency shall it suffer the
decentralization of slowing down? We hear much of
the difficulty of maintaining the morale of the soldier
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-13

since peace has released him from the strain of war;
Shall peace be permitted to work this same harm in
the ranks of PHILADELPHIAS industries?
Production without adequate and assured
sumption is welnigh as impossible and fantastic as
production without materials. Bricks without
straw" might be made. Bricks without market are
better never made.
DHlLADELPF1IAS preparation for peace is far
l. difficult and complex than was its prepa-
ration for war To sell to governments in dire need
to have single consumer ready and eager to take
your entire output this delivery, not selling
To from this to the establishment of nation
wide demand with balanced distribution in all Sec
tions; here is problem requiring the thought of
the best brains of the country This the problem of
PHILADELPHIA today.
Even the house with year of grace before it
because of advance orders should be striving grasp
every angle of opportunity.
The market is waiting. The national demand for
every good ware has never been great as it is now
Everywhere there cry for the commodity that is
known; that has kept it's name before the public
though it could not deliver
TINE concern that sends it's wares nameless to the
l. market-place can never own it's market. If names
forgotten under the stress of competitive effort how
much more easily the article lost public conscious
ness that carries title brand no distinguishing
mark?
The great demand is for the known article. The
problem of peace is selling.
What of PHILADELPHIA? Is it prepared, is it
preparing for peace-the peace we have with u.s. the
peace that changing the rules of trade no less than
it is changing the rule of nations?
Is PHILADELPHIA ready to make prosperity its
reward of peace?
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
S'Staats-Ztitung'' Calls
Gerard a Hypocrite
Denies Service to u. S. in War
Is Basis of Attack; Sup.
ports La Cuardia

- Under the caption, ia Guardia and
Gerard" the "Staats-Zeitung" to-day
publishes the following editorial:
"'The Times World and Globe
have accused the Stats -zeitung of
looking upon the coming election
through German eyes rather than
American eyes. They aver, moreover,
thae we oppose the activities of Gerard
ana Colby as managers for Judge New
burger because of their service to
america in the war. The readers of the
Staats-Zeitung' are, Of course, aware
that this charge is untrue The quar-
rel we have with Gerard and Colby is
not because of their service to the
country during the war, but rather
their dis-ervice in attacking loyal
Americans and advocating the hanging
or All German- Americans to lamp posts.
Gerard and Colby draw the inference
mat we are opposed to all candidates
who actively supported the United
States in the war.
nr. La Guardia served his country
during the war by fighting the enemy
abroad and supporting his fellow
Americans at home. Had Gerard don.
iikcwise we would now approve Of
Gcrard just as we arc supporting La
1nardia, The distinction between the
two men is tho distinction between the
honcst man who unselfshly serves his
country and the hypocrite who vents his
personal prejudice to the injury Of
t'a fellf T.h.Issy'cansr
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
Swami to Take Court
= Craft to Grand Jury
Manipulation of Records TO
Liberate Defendants Waiting
for Trial Charged

District Attorney Swami announced
yesterday he would lay before the No
vcmber grand jury the charge that
some employee in the Office of the
Clerk "f the Court Of Special Sessions
has been manipulating records in order
to free accused persons whose cases
never .,ave been disposed of.
Mr. Swami said one employee Of the
clerks office already had admitted to
him that he had had dealings outside
OF his official duties with a profcs
slonal bondsman who was on the bail
OF one of the four convicted shop
lltters liberated through false entry
of suspended sentence" The bonds
man recovered his bail in this case.
The employee, according to the Dis
trlct Attorney, was recently asked to
resign by the judges of Special Scs-
sions after charges of intoxicaton had
been brought against him. He is said
to have told Nh Swami that on two
occasions the bondsman in question
had paid him So for taking orders for
the return Of bail to his Office.
John |. Garter, secretary of the court.
SAID his investigation had revealed
important information" and that he
believed ii would be possible To insti-
tute criminal PROCEEDINGS