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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03

Market sentiment today was more
cheerful and hopeful than any time since
the collapse of the bull swing last
month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03

Thomas Canon, Jr., assistant cashier
of the Federal Reserve Bank of Phia
dclphia .1s resigned to accept an official
position with another prominent bank
ing institution in this city. He will as
sumo the duties of his new position on
January 1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of Logan Trust Co. will be held on
December II for the election Of five di-
rectors to serve for term of three
years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03

The street studied carefully the
statement of the secretary Of treasury
on the export outlook, but did not seem
to be entirely in accord with his views
to the effect that the problem of financ-
ing restoration of Europe belongs to our
exporters and not to the government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
Home Building.
h WILLIAM VI. CALDER.
Expert on Housing Dc>cIopmcuts

Of 'S "G@ sS or :Ts is
ing construc,on 20 meet the needs OF the colil.
Try or this total perhaps N.oOo, 900. 900 worth
res, hens usei industrial tn nt!t mai
az d.,,nu"smeni purposes
nearly S,."co.oooooc worth 81 houses We AR arc
And for that reason those who nave made a
BUSINESS ol INC construction % houses should
tioM despite the hiGh prices. Every assistance
i HmGuI" DC extended L" cmahc our peopl" 10
T., II has hrcn PROPOSED that We create = Fedora!
ING "nd loan associations of the United states
10 b, enable ne ptonic I" obtain money
h m ! atncun, Of real estate mortgages in
thH" rm.coE encouraging investment in
,hvse securities ana assisting in making sum
The great dncuIty today is in obta!nins the
lion OF homes Therc Is an .nual n" Genmd fS
prices. and there Would bc great buiid,nr or,fEI
10y II u We're possible to secure financial
uniioa states have enc""rsscd savims for Inc
Gon o% "i.aa We are som 9@
nc I%mG,n%d hnsiness done BY these
ms business was done at a cost Of about three
e'f Hni,h Of ! pc per s.d,,n, M
held by them totals nearly s2.ooo ooo coo ana
loss their mortgages being continually reduced
by sy*iemattc amortizati"n.
would be MAKE part Of ,So 500" on
atciy avaablc for huii.in. -
l. Is proposed that tho government litons,
these assoca tons TO form IN groun organiza-
lions or ioca! home loan banks with which thew
may deposit their mortgages ana receive lonE
tern, oans upon them. the funds becoming
available through the issuance by The district
nome loan banks OF sa liable bonds a ga inst mort
cages deposited.
/, is hopei that these securities would he
SOLD on such favorable terms 10 permit :.
min inum charge, OF interest the home builder
and save ka Tie annoyance and hardship or
con'n!sSions and bonuses frequently SUI
Tered rhere IS no relief TO bc expected from
i"wcrins, of Ne cost OF building Materials
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Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Subsection To Inventors.

%SS s',SGHsFff to s
mn mn nc had invented a special mat for rHid
even od mt the he as sin
ping mo n sample. although ! warned him ia
pie NSo,heT m' w sm
m man n" , had nracteally patented chair which
az tho manifold advamtasrs az som ,Msuri
wiam"ut swing the ostc"paths a look in Nat.
mnc 20 crowd out competitors. but the sample
r nn never arrived and for all tho os,co-
ersault habit. though / take such claims or
manages cum Grano sails
g. IhH prize winning invention is one described
~, III a iettcr man wrote me II few weeks since.
whereby it would he quite feasible TO restore
n llIe to the dead, provided none OF the vital
cNplici, directris ana urged me, 20 try GU, the
IN IN, 'noa IN a series of cases and rcpor, to him
isnd dead folks, am still waiting for some one
Vi,ni Sv,En''mc bent /" die on ne with al his
try this rcmarka6lc invention.
ur ,hSir "% Work trust ina, fhH Inventors viii keep
ihinE. Tnai is a habit leave to tho complete
not de MTS h hrc do ngns n win
dlorcnt remedies before lie disco vcrcd his rem
ami! overwhelming observation-disclosures The pnb-
Us hG Gr OF TINS newspaper raif all sorts OF copy
y suggestion Is sometimes Il valuable thing
10 an invcntor myself receive lots of sur-
m ma ,his denar,ncnt practically automatic and
W w would say, MAKE sf ses Mag 10 mot mot AS
n rsas nan,ely ,hpt they should devote
rfort 10 Shrrs OF Their ,me and study to the
which can bc administered in "a spoon !
rcrior TO tue majority Of rcmcdics purnor, n
% be OF much value. Whoever succeeds in con-
convenient form Tor quick Service Mi mo
undyinS ram" aud fortune such as no scion
OF patcn, medicine ar!Stocracy has ever dreamed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS
'nicnis discussed for Readers Disputch Inv
'hori'au'c "ricrs-A Daily Editorial Feature.
THE STATE OF TIE COUNTRY.
BY DIR. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS,
Pastor OF plymouth Church,

~ TRIP across the continent. a study
~ re "u"l.nt's IN many states ana see
tiohS. offers the student Of public, ar
laifS not only :. knowledge az tn vh.,,
INC people are thinking about, but often
Ifoukcs his judgment and corrccts his
views After the cargo is in tn, hold
OF the steamship. before leaving port
INC Gaptaln must correct his needle ii
Would not he bad thing If it were
made compulsory for every man i'm
congress to so W and down this coun-
trH once year and present to tho
Amcrican people tho views that lie has
advocated in Congress. IL the pcuni.
OF NC United states had :. chance to
hecklo the men in Washington and ask
lhcHi questions some OF these men
would be peeled e.. thoroughly OF their
prelndiccs and opinions and there
Would Ie so littc left to them that
somebody would have to INTRODUCES
ihcm 10 their oHn souls
cnc thing is certain. the pcopIc Of
me country. IN :.lmoSt every State
nave become irritatcd by ;hc dcbatcs
IN congress. Great audiences are be-
ginning L" receive in silence. and oc-
chSionai ~ 10 hiss, the names # lead.
"rS in both parties. Every udicnrc
shows AN Overwhelming majority FOR
nc ai!!eS needed the United States to
aeteai Germany the allies need the
srm,,rh States 10 Keep Germany dc
ing men of this country do not want
another war. Even peasants have be.
Sun to think about world politics.
= 'l"c tldl INC Gay 81 American
ISOLATION has gone forever. our new
navy. our world trade, tho four bill
lions Of dollars OF goods We buy from
III" other continents have made ncces-
SaIy " world understandings therefor,
the attitude Of some OF the Republican
leaders They arc angry when th. Ice.
turor merely refers 10 tho Presidents
IA !'ur" 20 have coalition Cabinet
'SinCc eli parties had 20 nChr the war;
and - committee at tho peace confer.
cncc. including mon like Root TAFT
"nu Hughes not 10 mention their an
Ger when one refers to the failure to
ASK tn" senate as "a Joint treaty ma X
ing power 10 send it's own committee
to Paris 20 act under our Constitution
over there.
Rut ono OF tho most suggestive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26

be Incapable Of ;hc higher education
open 10 m'ii-- BOYS shall DC laugh,
reading. writing. arithmetic, ycoEra-
nny. sir!a snail t." i"usnt TO read and
VIII" ~ thcN 10" able Today moro
tnan Two girls 10 one boy arc -radu.
a,ed from our Virginia nigh schools.
ana women in America ana abroad
have culcred practically every r,rof.a
sion In England it was computcl that
about i0e0rO women replaced men
.u' M ne war ~ industry, agricui-
Inte ana business NE y woman was
private secretary to the British Pre-
inier y complete field hospital in
INC French army was turned over 10 ,
stan OF women surgeons
Times have changed and wise men
Tho spirit ~ Washington. Jcncrso,
Women % today Who. like the res.
dent. nigh, for broader democracy.
4 irucr representation OF The Pco-
IS for the question .: state,
Ntshis the Constitution made pro-
Vision for amendments. then why in
the name OF reason ngh: TIC use of
amendments provided fov by the !-u,u-
crs OF that constitution?
sympathy With the rising tide OF crcs,
g. DEMOCRACY that is cncIrclinr the
-!obe. Virginia should indeed vlnd!-
chtt hcr name - an advocate OF dc-
'I'c''",N ~ fdtllt ms an amendment
mat admits women to citizenship. How
women VIII conduct themselves as citi-
zcns is best answered by quotation
rom a daily paper in regard 20 Mr.
" !so0a reception in California Nj
Wilson'S explanation caused a dccp
reaction against tho men Who arc
no" believed - have misrcprcscntcd
the contents OF the treaty. An unfor-
Giyabic ,h!ng IN an !ntc!ligcn, clcc-
ioratc Tx" California. The men ana
women especially tho women. arc puz-
zlcd Oy Senator Johusou's opposition"
The women of California form an i'm
portant part OF an "iutel!igent cleo
tornte' that reacts against deception
are the women or Virginia less to hc
relied upon than the women OF Cali.
fornia" rht answer rests with the
next session OF the Virginia L.G!s-
laturc.
Lucy RANDOLPH MASON.
Alexandria. Va. September 20 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
Keyboard Touches.
ny FRANK II. BROOKS.
How to Sell n vacant Lot.

T"n mon owned unoccupied real estate il, the
yam" block Both plots were put on the markct
- ~. time
On" Of the lots looked as If it were the rem
dcHNOUs Of goats "
!, vas sort Of dumping ground for every
IN" sign For Sale WAS storm bcs,cn and
'n'l OF noics. lf homeless cat or a frcndIcss
"pE hnd passed that way il would have crossed
"r"r 10 tho opposite side.
IN" other vacant ground Was moi marc than
40 fc"t distant. At the start both lois were
si.Uiiarly appraised 80 800
w"ll-,rirnincd hedge enclosed the latter 10,
~ 'll'lh "rr" miniature walks. Hero and there
nushHa witl Bowers several trees showed cvI-
dcn"~ % attention. | W.
blid.h""a", attractivcly painted. stood i'm
no center ANA AT The bottom little fnuni.jn
Tucked merry tune An the bubbles danced in
ti.' light ' ia
aft!r,maiiy done that II wouldn't have bee n out
Of place Ia book store " "'
" nun CIV weeks this ground was sold ri,
an advance Of nearly % per cent over the nr,cc
asked before the ground WAS bcauii0cd
inc othcr lot is still in the market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
A Tabloid Tale

Synopsis OF preceding chaptcrs: The Scene
Is LAID in the First Ages. l.uSubrius tiobIcsslis
Roman centurion and patrician Of the first
RANK ihncth into Tho arms OF a band Of robbers
sands OF he great Sohotta Desert. Albeit acucr
he aud his Nubian slaves. IkuS and Ckus putteth
to flight the evil horde the noble IuEubrius
heareth the cries OF u beautiful young maiden
coinnS from The depths OF the desert lie
scourcth the sands for the source of the cries
and nndeth at the Furthermore corner Of the
desert the maid. who hath been tied to "A sand
dune and left there to bake in the sun The
brave young Roman rclcaScth the maid whose
hair hangcih down All about her face. Rigging
her hair remain AS ii is. saying that it hath
been so for five hcnCepaSt After her
sobs rcccdeth. LuSubrius. fearing he knowcth
MOI what some friGhtful Disagreement, doubt
lcSS.--Swcarcth by the great god tiinkus. that
he viii let Ii so. Bui her voice. as sweet and
harmonic us Tyres. arouscth feeling OF
love in the breast Of the gallant centurion II nd
he saith. paaSionaiely. Woman. maid with a
set OF pines so sweet cannot Of a surety bc OF
homely untcnancc. As these noble sayings
a desert storm ariScth and tho first zephyr
blOweth the maids hair from her facet
CiiAPTEI; 9a,.
Though of q bcaut eous countcnancc she had
her for cNplanati ion, she saith:
'Tis true. ,iubey. My hair hath this way
been for nigh onto five years an all bccauseth
of my laying down my kohl pencil to pick up
a slucious grape. ami when turneth around.
with great sorrow. sectl my favoritc jasuar
eobble ii up. / hath never been able to bmy
another pencil: hence my shame OF my other
unilacked eye"
"Hum-n. could black the other eye all
right muttcrcd the gallant I.ugubrius as he
wont-not yet
trhc End.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
Voice Of the People
Letters must give tho nnme and nd :
dress OF the writer. Nnmr VIII not he
published IL writer so requests.
Tho Constitution mud Suffrage.

To The Editor Of The Times. Dispatch:
Sir--From the tenor Of Judge John
columns under date of September -.
II Is evident that nc hrs not. like MIR.
Wilson been "a student ri EXISTING
conditions throughout the world" Mr..
Convention recently meeting in Ken
lucky 10 include IN it's platform A
PLANK In favor OF the Federal woman
suffrage amendment. ana hc made his
plea as student OF existing CcnGi-
lions throughout the world Judge
Goolricii Is very humorous in regard
10 the sigma" pu, upom women by
the omission OF Jefferson Mason.
CONSTITUTION. and asks how u was
that men like th.s~ failed 80 cnfran-
chse American ,,moncn IN the carly
uaNs of the Republic
De. Rausahenbusch has sid that 80
duo;o II. raul against woman suf-
irnyc u Ike taking ,h" driving rod
Of the hTrt steam engine and thruStiuS
III between the whecis 81 The latest
model engine Of today" Judge Cool
rick sccma TO nc following just that
priaciplc. The human race has no;
sprung into fun hcdIcd intelligence.
ci'ilzaton and democracy IN gen
Grafton. II has been growing up into
higher knowledge, a better clN!liza-
tion slowly. painfully. through cen
~ one age became f,'ui!ar in an
other age. Tn" founders OF cur re-
public struck out Oh ncW aad un
chartered path toward political free
uom 1t was radical enough 10 admit
the common man 10 = fun vote, Tho
question OF Woman suffrage had not
arisen From reasonable anaios%
:; MAJ % confidently stated that the
men who stood for nrw and unprc-
.edcn;ad llman freedom more than
a hundred !ears ago. would show the
same sp!v!. or progress III ;hn'" ,tti-
tudc toward woman suffrage today.
Quoting roughly from jefferson
(w!thout being able 10 Took w the
refcrcncc), The Constitution to be
immortal must be amended To keep
pace wiki the advance OF intelligence
and experience. George Mason in
the Bill! of Rights said "ali power is
vested in, and consequently derived
from. the People" Patrick Henry sa id
That the Constitution az adopted was
too difficult TO amend because three
fourths OF the States was an unrcason-
ably large majority necessary TO effect
an amendment.
The group of statesmen who be-
licNcd that the Constitution should be
sufficiently plastic to keep pace with
advancing thought and wider expert
cnce Is tho last Eroup on earth to
quote against progress. In George
Mason's day women were not pcoplc in
the sense they arc today Their lives
were shut in. their range OF cxperi.
ence narrow, their opportunities linn
ited. thcy were seriously believed to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26

things is tho Increasing irritation q
INC Republican part of the audicnc,
' M,In 'h1 kgnubIiean Senators, Re
th,roughout the country is ;hIs
me ncpub!icams forced this war uponI
aEi,ated for war from the day OF ,hS
1Ii, ,,n OF the l.usitania! The Rcpuh
"ysily Sf For This OF ne s f%n Gaid
,.."H SUPPORTED the President as truly
mn, ,hcIc had been Il coalition Cabi-
nuhiicanS helped TO win this war; t6c
i'm ana logical step was tho st,ir
,H Si That the Republicans should in
would safeguard the fruits o. Vi,t ,n~
~ inc Arsonnc forest 1t the mo
in Inc % s ,mG armisiicc everything was
month later half dozen RcpuIiicar
i%is RS, started on, to ask and answcr
handS now can We throw an Inc rords
:irMM"N ~ nc shortest possible ,imc?''
chcc shows that our leaders viii sn,,
successfully solve This question. No,I
t"ttc' ms war wc won this war wc
INSIST upon an alliance to sa,c.uard
us var ana nov NC arc going on io
""fhincn JOB from tho J. W W..
- ~ S"icSuard his property from the
lhoishcEist to safeguard his income
free institutions from miii,arisIn nd
htlocra"I. On that platform tho rn
publican would have had cvsryihir.
ms own way. Il IS not imposslbic ihni
niue group OF men may ,hrou-
hatred. hand the nomination 10 -
presidency on golden platter 10 ,hc
man "ho they holicro did not play ~.
gam" tar With tho senate II Is mn
fortunate ~nat tho leader Of ono p,r,,.
sen, the pendulum swinging Ia ar
"Ntr"m" ANA tl.t also few leader.
OF nc. "iN"r party sent tho pendulum
SWIMMING 20 tnr other cxtrcme The
nope ~ TIC party * in the golden
mean ihti safeguards our national, in
tcrcSts along thc lines OF the histnri..
Monroe Doc'rlnc.' while a. tho same
time 4, safeguards tho fruits o, our
victory in France go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
The Rhyming Optimist.
Superstition.

~ goa view with air judicious All these
foiIirS SupcrStit!ouH some folks feel" Would
you tell oacn man and woman there is uaught
mat SlIn or omen reveal? | with
YOU In theory. though little lccry OF
black chtr. ana would nOt dare dispute YOU:
yOI may SctI" IL suit you. without snats
Eup"r.ti'i"n ~ not clever and I'm cure that
would never entertain views wholly anti
puat,I oHnrd pJ people addlepatcd. without
train. I!Hi ~ !, IL gratifying and soul -nee,
rnilHiyinr, don't pass under painters ladder,
but AVOID Il lihc an adder in the grass Ana
on Friday IIi not Journey TO u picnic or tour
u"y or Il bhll--It lbs not that I'm believing fool.
Irh tales ~ old wives weaving, not at all! And
ri add 10 This confession that have Il strange
ul'cNrlrnf II break any looking glass IL frets
mo, sadly worries aud upscts me- til take
In my hHnd niue hammer ana on other mir
sam rcr 81 they crack, then ! have no
tear Of bearing seven years Of anguish wearing
'ny back Neither do Ike TO hear :,
fcr"''h""l make remarks 40 drcary In the
righ' ara h.'r 80 Yet been able to think
ihirtr'r %, tic table ~ Just r!gh'. But Ki"w
my drp"rii!"n IL quite free from superstition
and sDch Iunk though TO meet i've lcafcd
ri0'"t .lFrr NJ creepy chliS all over. It's just
BUNK
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No Third.Tcrm announcements

VICE during his speaking tour in the Yves,
t'caiCent Wilson has becn given the on
poriuntE nE Republican admirers OF contid-
ING 70 the country MS attitude toward third
term, and each time he told his would be sup
PoFters that he was not looking for more
'Eo1be' which might mean great deal and
which might mean nothing at all
These cordial well-wish.rs nigh, easily nm
deFStand mat when the lime comes for rhc
President 10 make an announcements regard
ing ms possible candidacy TO succeed himself
ne VII! DO IL under proper and dignifcd
auspices ana VIII be prepared 10 give album
cant reasons why he should or should not he
& caho!dai" "a the case may be He Will
hardiy confess MS purposes to lot OF folks
however friendly they may be, who may he
gathered al way stations 10 cheer him along
icalocs it Is not vet time for the Prcsi-
cent TO declare his Intentions Much must
happen before he could be induced m bravo
me aAuthird term prejudice. II his policies
arc rejected by a hostile and partisan Con
FfSSsi u MS peace program is thrown into the
u!Scafa ana he feels that il is incumbent upon
MN 10 70 forth 70! vindication and for popu
lar support Of his ideals he mighy be per
snaaed 20 offer himself as d candidate Other
wise, hc probably VIII decline oil SUGGESTIONS
"l suppoN for another term; and i, i: far TOO
Don ~ determine What is 10 be the fate Of his
p"''ies ii!s treaty OF peace is still being de-
palrh IN ,h" senate. Ills lcagnc Of nations is
tin being considered ana it is bv no means
certain mat he vii no, coiac out Of his feh,
win distinct Victory ~ his credit. even If
ne does not accomplish all that nc hopes 10
accomplish
IN oricl, there Is nothing now disccrniblc
on %" political horizon which would seem 10
'oHahH 'hrd-term candidacy on The part
- me President Al ihings, Of coursc, arc
gtI . liza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
Rannnn Cuxfard

MIS-. r. 7. g.. Smithfield.-Two ccre
,separatcd), half cup corn. sirup. one
,eTSpoom cornstarch, two tabIcspions
bananas tsl!ccdp. one tcasnoon sup ou.
MIN yolks OF eggs with sirup and corn
Starcn. noistenea with cold milk. Pour
II thickens. stirring constantly. Place
ha nanas in pudding dish and hour
cuStard over them. Add a pinch OF
81 10 cEE whites and heat Them up
TO stiff froth. then beat sugar into
them. Pilc on top OF custard and
brown lightly in oven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
rive Principal railroad sy.tcm,.

Inquirer. Poca hontas.--Th five priu
S.i9hI railroad systems from the stand
point OF mileage arc as foilows. Gu
caSo. Milwaukee and ST raul, 10 oo1.
chicago. burlington and Quincy, 9,2Go:
t chIGihisoh; topeka and santa Fc, S,6t7:
Great Northern, S.oal ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
National Dcfcn,. AZ,

NJ. IT,. T.. Newport Ncws--Thc So
called National Defense &C, of June g.
or war. to place orders Tor ammunition
arms and munitions generally with any
hrm or corporation engaged in the
manufacture OF these supplies and
all private orders. II "A firm or cor
poration refused to give this prefer
encc or TO accept these orders. the
President was authorized TO take inn
mediate possession OF tho plant and
10 manufacture the supplies y failure
TO obey The law WAS u felony. nuuish.
able by Imprisonment for not more
than three years and by fine not OK
cccding $4,000,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26

Captain William T. Cameron aid de camp to
Governor Walker has resigned the edit oral
chair 81 tic Petersburg: IndcX and taken charge
OF his office in the Executive Mansion
While II Is not expressly provided that Vr-
Sma shall do more AT the coming meeting OF
the Legislature than 10 pass the Aftccnth amend.
mcnt. yct II is believed by emincn, lawyers
that itts perfectly competent for the body to
elect United States Senator's also.