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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-06
LAST TIME TONIGHT TO
 SEE DOROTHY DALTON IN

THE FLAME OF THE YUKON."
 Black Jack" saw "The Flame" come back. He bought her wine and she pumped him. She got his secret and nearly broke the Midas. Then came the big fight and Black Jack lost; no fake. but the real thing and it's worth the price of admission alone. Then "The Flame" got her hearts desire and they went to the good old states-but see it. Las time tonight at the Coliseum tonight
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-06

"A SHANCHAID JONAH" is the Two-Reel Comedy anu
 it's a good one. A WEEKLY Opens the Show F1rst snow .--------..----.,-.-.----..----- 7:l6 Second Show -..-................. S:30
 ADMISSION Adults Soc. i.oses .---.----..-----.-----..----..---.. 75c. Youths ..------------.----------------.- BOG. Small Children --.-.--.----.-----.. 10c.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-06
A TWO-REEL FOX COMEDY "HIS SMASHING CAREER" "

] .sttasl4 .,4sss't lsav.s,t 1. sess
 A large number of people from the interior have arrived in Cordova the past week, and all have expressed themselves that tho Chitina-Fair- banks trail is in better condition than it ever has been before. Gravel
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-06
DOROTHY HEARD FROM

Dorothy Troy has been pledged to the Gamma Phi Beta Sorority.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-06


 organized with the assistance Of Mrs Ehrh and Mrs conditions the ctys exorbanty priced food h18fF ! tN 3tt~#F these schools explained Miss kat supervising dietan of the federation in Ter office in of the that most beneficial in the building of and the meth O relaxation.
 which scientifically prepared the the federation nineteen and oneh fcentst to cent weeks gained wh eight weeks troubles wehed living conditions 1t did show increase in weight
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31
NEMECKE MfROVE PROTINAVRHY.
OTAZKA JAZYKOVYCH MENSLV v
BYVALE.M RAKOUSKU.
CECHY DOsTANOU HIsTORICKE HRANICE.

Berlin 80. kvetna. - Nemecko jest ochotno zmensiti
zbroni moe duchu spojeneckych mrovch podmne ale ia
da ably pato byo do Lgy narodu steych pray ako
rody ostatn zemena pokud neutrality-suspicious. soucn
nost tyce Prohasen toto obsazeno druhem odd6eni
nemeckych odpovedi mrove navrhy. Jnak proestu sta
lie poukazujf ma Wisonovy clanky.
"V souhlase Id WilsonovJm body, nema byti cd Ne
mecka odrzena zadna zem6 bez predchazecho pebiscu
muzskych zenskych obyvatel v6u pres 20 let Haso
van diti ma ajn6 vojsko budiz t6cho 1zem odvoa
no.. Prohlasujf Germani jednom odstavci Jnak Ne
mecko z uklidnue hlasy zuffc proti podepsani mru
stavicn6 slabnou
Dnes podao N6mecko move dive noty, tykaci meme
ckeho majetku cizich zemch otaZku, kdo pat bude
N6mecku satn dluhy Turecka kere jest iz poslednm ia
zeni.
Pariz 80 kvetna. Mrova smouva Rakouskem evi
stale jes6 velke obze ak hrancn tax financni jazyko
vych mensn Rakousko jest povnno chraniti vysady
narodnostnch mensin dovol Jim uzvani vlastn feci
lem Rakousku, kde by ale zsaa n6mtina skoiach
kazdeho povinnym predmetem
Nemensich nesnazi tyori uprava hranc ceskych ez z
stanou takym jako byy historic hradou nekterych dc
datecnych znl6I. @ Y sf~<~~ssss ~ =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31
K PRIPLUTf NASICH HRDlN0 DO
SAN FRANCESCA.
VECfREK MA UVfTANOU v TANNE:J j.
ST SOKOLOVNE.

Zastupce zpravodaj "Svornosti', sergeant Anthony
Jus zasla Svornost obsirnou teegrafickou zpravu
ceru pfipravenem nasm hrnGm sanrancisske sokoovn6
San Francisco, 20. kvetna.
Nell jsme nase hochy mez sebou Sokolovne Byl to
vecer baeeny nezapomenuteny Tito hrdnove pfpravovai
nam jedno pfekvapen druhym SOtva prJe byli usa
zeni Ike stoIm pochoutkam dali do kTiku Ny chceme
tancit! Ma to ovsem pred tim nkdo nevzpomnel. Ia
dlouho bylo ejch zados vyhoveno Sehnana hudba mmo
jednonohe vSichn vystTida kOle Jednonoz aspOn
vail, kdyz tancit nemohli.
Hos poprve mezi svymi = byli samy zert vtp. Jen
skoda nebyo pro vechny dost anecnc! Chicago teno
nedosatek iste vynahrad Zdesi ceska koon;e uGna
mohla ale nen dos slna ami zamozna ably ie representa-
bya vys 1kou. Ncmene byl nasm hrdndm pfpraven
prvn vecer pid6 Ameriky prekrasny.
Pochoutek obtersveni koureni bylo honos a zabavu
z postara hos sam Jeich zkusenost poslednch cyf
sou ragicke ejich vykony isou zapsanv hstor
zncitelnym psmem ale jadru sou to veseli hos zpe
vaci! Primo klascke jsou jech pfenesy - Budete e ma
rukou nosit, az je poznate.
Chicago by ucinti srdcem rukou celeho cesko
slovenskeho naroda projev eho ve6rost tto hoehnns
uvnm skutecne neskveejsm Mic nenf pris dobreho pro
neepsi nejlepsich Zvaste made divky mey by Sc
prcnit ably byo hochnm dokazano re rany zmrzacen,
ktere jsou jech ozdobou vyznamenanm tin je
i'm drazsim nam vse krasne nohavl nevyiimae. J1em
jist ze chicazske Sokolky 81 to liz sarost
S hochy dostavl Sc do sokolovny ejich prdvodci Mr.
Anthony Chez (Cfz) jenz jest proesorem 6locviku rd
telem athetckeho odboru unvers West Vrgnie lenz
provaz vypravu ako seetar vyslan organsac Y NJ c. A.
Je hoch1m kutecn6 obdvuhodnym "stryckem stara
Sc ne peel bezprkadnou Mluvi dobe cesky nebot Jest
ceske krve mez nasim hochy Sc zdokonalil
Dnes rano by hos prevalent automobiech poslanych
organisac Y NJ c.. A. mesem okolim zasavkam ma "a
jimavych msech poledne byo skve6 oficen uvtan ma
radnc San Franciska a pax hosna kubu Y. M. c. A.
Casopisy prnase navstevnicch nadsene zpravv Vse-
chny pfnesy nekoka vyobrazench ech pfjezdu Zde
uvadim nekok SLOW dnesniho Examneru:
sight of this heroic handful of Czechoslovaks all OF
whom wounded during their four of war IS
pfu glorious and caused tear to to the ewes OF
every person the assembage Some of them blinded
others with arms legs off, covered with patered
down the gangway singing their national anhems = Pohed
ma tuto hrdnskou Cechosovak nchz vsichni by
raneni ctyr eta vaky Jest bolesny ale slavny vynu
slzy oc kazde velkeho shromazden Nektef nch
jsou osepen JIM bez pazi nebo bez nohy pokyt Jlzvam
cupa 20 lodnim m6stku zpvace svoje narodni hymny)
Casopis prinasei tez ornament programu enz Jest pro
nase heroicke hosty prichystan dnesek.
Anthony Juis.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31
SESLENt PATROLyf SLUzBY Ma
MEXICKYCH E1RANIClCH.

Ell Paso, Texas 80. kv6na. = Prvnl skadrOna pateho
izdnho puku ezici posadkou Fort Bliss vysana bya do
distrktu Big Ben vchodn6 cd Fl Pc kde ses amn
sadku 8. jizdnho pluku.
"Dovoi washingtonska vlada CaTanzovu vojsku pro
it Spoenymi Stay do Juarezu pax ami ia ami nkdo Jny
mole neudrz" pravl Villa kdyz bylo ozname
no. mexcka vada pozadaa Sousat dovoeni pruchodu
vladnho voska Sonory pres texask6 uzem Dale hroz
pax nikerak by zodpovednym Ia bezpecnos a
merckeho majetku Chihuahua kde nedaeko svymi od
dy stoj.
ezeni generaa Carrery, povsaleckeho vudce state
bude schze vSech revoucOnafskych
cenik Jednano bude vrchn veelstv povstaeckych sbo
echz generalisimem stane die vseho general An
geles, kdezto Francisco Villa must spokoj mistem
druheho vetee posledni dobe caste obJevue Jmeno
dr. VasuueZe iako kanddaa rad meXlckeho
sidenta.
Dalasu oznamuj podrobnosi, die kterych ma pora-
de strany Vlovy konane Parrau provoan by zatmnim
presidenem repubky mexcke general Fpe Angeles ge-
neraem Villou jako ministrem valky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31
VARUJE ma HR0BECH We FRANCII
PADLYCH AMERICANA PRED
NOVOU VALK0U.
KDO JEST PROT LIE NARODU
ZRAZUJE CELE LIDSTVO.

Pariz, 30 kvetna. americkem hrbitove Suresnes
nedaeko Paize pfcnou amerckeho svaku Zdobeni
bu vidal president Wilson povinny hold padym souroda
KUN prvne promluv verene Lie narodd jez zabra
niti prstm moznym valkam. Muv pfitomnos tsca a.
merickych voind eenych nonarodovcd pred rednimi
spci fancouzske vlady mezi nmz by nejvyss vee spo
eneckych vojsk marsal Foch Rec jeho vsechnua byla
celnejsimi zastupci moci spojeneckych.
Pf vykadu proc amercke vosko prekrfzlo okean pra-
v ze jedne proo aby pomahalo portrait zasay
moci ech arogantni sobecky plan ably nikdy vice
mohy opakova hrizy svetove valky.
"Zvlase pro mas cvisovan6 slusf uzivat zbran porad
dohod ably valky iiz jednou paTy minulos Narod KITE
ry by vhyba tomuto vseobecnemu pravdlu zrazue
ldske peme'
"Jest nas povinnost dba toho, ably matky americke,
maky Francie. Angie ale Belge matky jinych narodu
nikdy vice nebyy prnesti openych obet Mdze
tax stati. Must Sc tax sati A stane Sc TAX"
"Dedictv nam tento muzi zanechane ezf zrfzen Lii
narodd Lga narod toto sdruzeni vSech pemen necht
Jest zarukou, ze nezemre vidm predem dobu, ky
kazdy muz jenz nyni stavi prot Lze bude zahanben
ltovat re stavel proti sbratfen1 vsech narodG."
"zapomente dnesn den vsech machernosti stydte Sc
zarlivost jez mas rozs6puje. Narzueme jme-
tech, keri zemfe abyse jako Chime my, sednotl
rady muzd prpomname vam ze Amerka pro neco podob
neho bya stvoena Bya tax prav by ceemu
ukazaa svobode Byla ably ento
veky dar vsemi rozdela Byla aby ukazaa
2Gm cestou zkuenost ably daru omu bo dobfe rozumno
zapsahame vas menu vsech 6cho velkoepych tradic
americkych abyste sami stall voaky ednou vzdy,
vseobecnem zamu kde treba stenokroi ale se
srdci Odeime zasady priva Tekneme kazdemu
muzi:
Jste nasi bratri vame vas bratrsky kruh svobody
miru"
"Odejd6me, ale sluch necht nam stale zazniva toto
vyslovene pfanf nasich mrvych spoudruhd."
havou prostou zari ia miho mluvi Wilson vice
jak pl hodny primlouvaje zasady Lgy Prav tez
ze doba tajneho dipomackeho smouvan jest ia tam ze
dnesni DOLBY jest We vladimir sedle lid.
Rec presidenta Wilsona hfbitove suresneskem bya
iednou nedcinnech, jakou kdy prones vvody eho by
y vyslechnuty vokem czim hosty pohnutou pozornos
Pamatnou adresu zakoncl Wilson slovy:
"Zde stojim, posvecen duchem muzG, ktef kdys byli
mojm druhy kte nyni odesi zanecha me v9cne zava
zanym vernosti"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31
BOLSEVICI UZMULI POLAKUM II
DEL.
RUD1 POPRAVILI PRED ODTAHNUTfM RICY
80 OSOB.

Londyn, 80 kvetna. - Bezdratna depese Moskvy
mule ukofistenf 70 del Zdogunova kdyz bosevck6 odd
lv po tuhem boil vypudi Poaky Rovna. Podobne byla
Alexandra rudou gardou obsazena.
Drive nez- bolsevc by donucen Rgu vyklidt, zastfe
iii 80 osob Probosevicke vojsko zmocnlo Rigy cha
benz odporu rudych AG bvo mesto pon6kud vypeneno
nj celkova skoda pfi znatna rtznVch vezenf bylo
pusteno zajattch rukom ktem byl nalezen vem
zubozenem b1fzc smr hadem. Velkou radost zph
pfiezd amercke komise 40 moukv Po pfi
puti pomocne lodi poravnam ez ma nevdet do tam
nejsiho pristavu doraz zlepsi celia situace mesa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31
HYDROPLAN NC-4 NEDOKONCLL
LET DO ANGLE.

Londyn, 80. kvetna. Americky hydropan NC-4 ktery
nastoup posedn odd etu sti feky Mondego, o2 mil cd
Lsabonu donucen by kratce po vzetu sestupu Das
nasoupi jakme pfilv; jnak Jest stroJ nepo
Bezdrana depese vetee porucka Reada neudava
zadnych pcn, proc let byl zasaven Telegram zachycen
byl Francii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31

! i al DtllcS, MOVE IOlIdScCl u
Slaneho;
Josef Heinrich. Praha;
Josef kec. kladno;
, Anton Peterka, Prav6tic. Il Via
, SINH;
JOS. Week, Sed nile u c. Bu-
dejovic.
Cetafi:
Peter Kubas, Halenkov Mora
va;
in Kosina, Ronov, Caslav;
Anton Seiner. Hredly u Rakov-
! nika;
Frank Gaba, Franckovice Il Ho
lesova ma Morave;
Jaro}lav Zacek, Pizen
BohouS Vech, V9dronice u Nor
Krumlova;
kar?l Hajek, Hostasov u Lipni
ka ma Morave;
Jan t'astny. Zbraslav u Prahy;
Martin Nejezchleba, Pisek u
Bzence u Uher. HradiS,6.
Jan Prevratil, Mesice Il Tabo-
ra:
Jan Bocek, Plzen;
Tomas Reznicek, Postoupky u
krom6rize ma Morave;
Frank Pustina. Vojt6chov u No
veho Mesta ma Morav6.
Desatnici:
Frank Krejci, My3letin u Hum
J police;
Jan fejka' Rozmital Y Bfeznl-
ce;
Anton Drahan, PoStovice
Slaneho;
Anton Hrab6, Hejna u Horaz-
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Jar. Novak. Praha. VrSoyice:
Jo1ef K0ax. Senoy. Frydek We
SleZsku;
JOS. Mink; Zd'ar, Morava;
Bon. ProchaZka, Noutonlce,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31
KDO MA MEZI NASIMI HRDINY
ZNAMEHO?
sEZNAM PRIPLUVSfCH VOJfNU CESKOSLOVEN-
SKE ARMADY.

Jmeno: Rodlste Mlkulas lomaseH' noiaNo' u
Brna
Major JOS Dosek, Vnohrady A,; D;;,o cohsS,av y Ta
Kapitan Jan Rambousek Dor; ;
Praha Bohuml Doceka, Bratranov u
Porucici: Chot6boie
Stanislay Lyecka Lipnik Josef (anek Ko.in
Vac Vosatko Lohrad Sol Thomas Trojek Milokost o.
nice hersk6ho O;trohu
Svatopluk Amort Praha Jan TesaT, PrDyslaV
Frant Cechman Baeov j. Rudolf Kvana, Hranlce ma MO
hlavy rave
Serzant: Frank Nemec, koslre u oeu'l-
Jan Rucker Horovice ce;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02

cities seem small and insignificant: ana
our housing system is unsurpassed, TOT
we have deliberately refrained from
crowding the workingmen into great
tenements where they live in strata or
pigeonholes; and we are surrounded oy
suburbs filed with beautiful homes en-
circled by lawns, all made easily acces-
sible by rapid transit of one kind or an
other.
As place of residence for the work
ingman and for his employer, where all
the comforts and refnements of life are
provided. Philadelphia is the equal of all
and the superior of most other large
communities on this continent. AS a
center for the production and distrlbu-
ton of merchandise its location is un-
rivaled.
If we adopt paraphrase of Edward
Everett Hale's famous motto: Talk up
not down; look in, not out; lend hand!
the business Of selling Philadelphia vii
prosper and we shall have a city movec
by new spirit which will manifest itseI'
in n thousand ways for the benefit OF
every citizen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
"WHILE THE LIGHT BURNS

TT SOME interested person of influence
were to be benefited by the passage Of
the bills which the Prison Reform League
has had presented to the Legislature
those bills would be passed at once. But
nobody will be directly benefited but the
convicts in the prisons. Consequently,
nothing but a sense of public duty will
move any one to push the measures to-
ward final passage.
The bills were prepared under the di-
rection of a commission appointed by the
Governor in 1917, under authority of a
law urged by the league. The commits
sion examined the penal institutions of
the state and concluded that work should
be provided for the convicts. They have
asked that penal farms be established
for inmates Of county jails and the East
ern Penitentiary. They also recommend
the passage of a bill providing work for
all prison inmates and for the sale of the
product to state and county institutions,
The value of outdoor work for convicts
under proper surroundings has been dem
onstrated in several states on farms run
in connection with penitentiaries. AS the
mems minds are occupied, discipline is
improved, while work in the open air
changes their point of view, and the per-
centage of those restored to society as
law-abiding citizens is increased
The time has gone when society can
afford to turn it's back on breakers
after they have been sent to prison.
When sentence is imposed the work of
reformation must begin.
As we understand it, the bills awaiting
action in Harrisburg are intended to hu.
mamie the prisons and facilitate recla.
nation If those citizens who appre-
ciate the Importance of this will write
approvingly to Aaron B. Hess, the mem.
Der of the House of Representatives ir
charge of the bills, they. will make ii
easier for him to have them passed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
GOOD RADIANCE

CovERNOR SPROUTS announcement
~ that the state quarantine station on
the Delaware will be closed on June l is
one of the most important statements
that have come from Harrisburg in many
q day.
This port has suffered for years from
Che handicap of double quarantine.
The federal government inspected ships
and the state insisted that they be sub
jected to second inspection before they
were allowed to dock here. This state
inspection has frequently delayed yes
sci twelve hours and has thus seriously
affected the time schedule.
" The success of port depends largely
on the speed with which ship can be
docked, unloaded and loaded. Where
every possible facility is offered for speed
a vessel can increase the number of trips
made in a year and in the same degree
increase its earnings without materially
increasing its expenditures.
The abandonment of the hampering
quarantine inspection will be welcomed
by all shipping men and by all shippers
who appreciate whgt 1t means to them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
Answers to Yesterdays Quiz

/. Much of the Republican opposition to
the league of nations covenant is di-
rectcd toward Article y, which says:
The members of the league undertake
, to respect and preserve as against ex-
ternal aggression territorial integrity
and existing political Independence of
all members of the league"
. .. George Dewey won his brilliant victory
over the Spanish fleet commanded by
Admiral Montijo in Manila Bay,
twenty one years ago yesterday.
3. In the recognized military pronunciation
of the word ''rations,' the "a is
sounded as in fat. In the civilian
pronunciation the authorized custom is
TO give the "a the sound as in
plate"
A. Dickens's uncompleted novel was "The
Mystery of Edwin Drood;" Thack-
cray's, Denis Duval"; Hawthorne's,
The Doliver Romance
4 The Italian parliament is composed Of
the senate and the chamber of deputies.
G, The iackstaff of ship is the hagpole
at the bow.
I. 'Mufti" means plain clothes worn by
one who has right to wear uni
form, The word is of Arabic origin.
8 lack Cade was proletarian demagogue,
leader of rising chiefly of Kentishmen
in England in 1850. ,fhe revolt was
suppressed in a few days.
0. The people of North Carolina are some
times termed ''Tar Heels.
10. The barbtrs pole originally indicated
that minor surgery was done within
the shop. The pole represents the
staff held by persons in venesection, or
blood letting, and the two spiral rib
bons painted around it represent the
two bandages, one for twisting around
x the arm previous to blood letting aud
the other for binding.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
THE TAX ON ICE CREAM

ciE so-called luxury taxes of the reve-
nue. law are now in force, and the
ienographer or clerk who goes to soda
4 counter to buy nut sundae is compelled
to pay a tax, on the theory that he is
buying luxury"
. And they say the law is so inclusive
that the tax will hit the small boy who
on hot summer day pays the hockey
{ key man a cent for bit of ice cream.
This is carrying taxation to the ex-
treme of absurdity.
The tax also falls on wearing apparel
which costs more than fixed sum. This
includes silk dresses for women, suits
for men and shoes for men, women and
children. The effect of it, if the law
should remain in force, would be to en-
courage the manufacture and sale of
shoddy goods for wool, Of loaded silk for
the pure article and of paper" shoes, in
order that the articles may be produced
\ SO they can be sold at price below the
= able limit.
Ierhaps it is just as we'll that we have
his demonstration Of the inability of the
democratic party to construct tax law,
:, These taxes We're urged by those who
mink any one with two dollars is the fair
!. prey of those with only one dollar and
were passed in spite of the opposition of
men who believe in equitable distribution
of the tax burden
One of the first acts of the new Con.
gress, after it is called in extra session
will doubtless be the repeal of these
"luxury" taxes. Their unpopularity is
likely to become so great before Congress
! has time to pass the repeating resolution
that some of the men who voted for then
will join with the Republicans in ,heil
abolition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02

fight forever on between two groups that
are forever striking through it at each
other.
1t is apparent that there are still a
few men at the heads of industries who
would rather scheme furtively and evade
their responsibilities than be fair and
progressive. Similarly, there are men in
every radical demonstration who could
not live If they were not unhappy. Both
crowds are nuisances in the life Of
America. The people are sick of the irri-
tation that attends their constant fric-
ton. Sooner or later they will be
dragged into the light and disposed Of.
1t is necessary to admit the equal re-
sponsibility of both groups for the
wretched din that filled the country
yesterday.
America is in mood for houseclean-
ing, and it will be a deliberate process
devised to curb the disloyalty of those
who are sick with mental indigestion and
at the same time teach needed lessons to a
few citizens who delude themselves with
the belief that they are public-spirited.
There is something almost piteously
fantastic in the effort to ape in this coun,
try the methods and grievances that de
veloped side by side in Russia, where
ages of ignorance, poverty, injustice anc
matchless suffering provide the only
background that can make such gestures
as that attempted here seem otherwise
than vicious and futile.
May Day was success for the ret
brethren. But it gave all reasonable mer
pain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
"SELL PHILADELPHIA"

TIME Corn Exchange National Bank has
= fallen in line with some of the other
local institutions and has begun to urge
business men to "sell Philadelphia"
4 The meaning of these words does not
'~need to be explained to successful mer
Z chants. They are experts in the art of
selling and they begin by selling conf
dence in their own integrity and trust
Y worthiness. When they have successfully
filled the market with that it becomes
easy to sell their goods. The buying pub
I Tic at once thinks Of this store or that
when it wishes to furnish house or get
new suit of clothes. When the mer-
chant has put himself across, his business
moves forward with increasing momen-
turn.
There is nothing new in this as applied
to private enterprises. In the West it
has been applied to cities and many great
towns there have succeeded in creating
the belief in wide territory that the
central city is the place to go.
Philadelphia "has the goods 1t is one
of the greatest workshops in the world.
,4H produces commodities sold wherever
fsun shines; but through the neglect
the manufacturers to "sell Philadel-
,hias along with their goods the pur-
chasers do not know where they come
from.
We have splendid port with accom-.
modations already for more shipping
than ties up at the piers, but through the
z neglect of our business mer to "sell the
portr and through their custom of having
fheir goods shipped from some Other
port and their supplies shipped to some
& other port the facilities offered are not
ltilized
We have a greaa university and mum
bor Of smaller colleges and a splendic
& = - b|lpcfipn of paintings; and the fines
!. 81 Innhezsy orchestra in America anf l
!. u 81 1csi<ie ~hich the parks IN CHE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-02
What DO You Know?
QUIZ

l.. What is the largest battlcship ever
launched?
=. What famous champion of government
by consent of the governed was born
in Geneva?
3. Where is Kiao Chau?
4. Name two plays. each attributed to
Shakespeare and John Fletcher.
5. What state does Senator Smoot rep
resent?
6. What kind of weather may be forecast
when a cloudy day clears at sunset?
I. What is the mctaphorical significance
of the French expression "Fumcr sans
pipe" which literally means to smoke
without a pipe?
S. What is a winch?
O. What is the srocco?
10. Between what cities and when was the
first regular airplane mail service in
the world inaugurated?