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An Old Eaxorl,e War song

To The Editor Of ihe Bpeninp Publie Ledgft'
Sir-A friend from out OF town has WITH,
ten TO me to try TO secure for him prle'
. etch Of the life OF Henry Clay Work VINO
wrote number of war songs In his posses
m. Including Kingdom Comm" nave
J. en- unable TO sgot him ths Information
a. have come TO YOU for assistance.
FRANK r. PRICE.
philadelphia. October q. 1920.
Next TO stephen c. Foster. Henry Gay
v urk wrote more American songs that pc
me popular than any other author, ASIDE
IN the song YOU mention. Mr.. Work wrote
'abylon IL Fallen" ''Nicodemus inc
ave" Lilly Dale" "Fathsr. Dear Father
me Home With Me Now" and MY Grand
'h"r's Clock"
Mr.. Work was born IN Middleton. Conn,
i'h his family 10 Illinois, where he was
Y "en the ordinary common school education.
ter he returned to Connecticut, became u
y inter aud employed his leisure time III
udying harmony. When the Clvil war
l. Oke out he began to write and publish
war songs. and every one OF them scemen 10
make popular appeal. His Kingdom
min " was ono OF tho first, and II was
emily revived by being used as the theme
Ialc OF the we'll Known picture. Tho blrtn
4 Nation" In 1879 Mr.. Work associated
nsclf with n Chicago music PUBLISHING
m. but all his plates were DESTROYED bS
Z Chicago fire OF 1871 lie was also an
. vcntor and patented n knitting machine,
walking doll and rotary engine. Hn died
white on a visit TO his mother in HARTFORD
Conn. on June g. 1884. Z,
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Number Two.
\ INlN1 RESOLliTION

y JDINI fESuLUTION
Proposing amendment to article n'ne
section eight Of the Constitution Of Penn.
Section ]. BE it resolved by the Senate and
bly, met. That the following nmendmant to
the Constitution OF Pennsylvania be, and the
the eighteenth article thereof
amended to read follows:
Section S. The debt Of any county. city,
borough, township school district or other
municipality or incorpor9ted district. except
of this article. shall never exceed seven Il
per 3entum upon the assessed value ~ tho
city Of PRadspRa may be shG nereased Gges St he s
such am2ant that the, total city debt Of said
Sy sha ,ha nSs eSGseS ten go per oentum
erty therein, nor shall any such municipa Iity
or district incur any new debt or Increase
i2) per ceItum upon such assessed valuation
OF property. without the consent OF the eiec.
ma anner as shall be provided by law. w. 1fn In
ascertaining the borrowing capacity OF the
shall be deducted from SUCH any deb 5"S 60 sTS
Incurred. Or is about 70 be incurred. ana The ihe
pended upon any public improvement. or in
the construction; purchase or condemnatron
facility therttor, il such public improVen.nntt TS nt
or public utility. or part thereof whether
rublic Improvement or pyLlic utility, or naTt
thereof, may reasonably be expected to YIel5
revenue in excess of operating expenses suffi-
cient to pay the interest and sinking. fund
charges thereon. The method OF detcrI,Inino
such amount, so to be dedL cted, NAV he n, rs
strbed by the General Assembly.
In mourning inde btedncss for any ,rr,,,,
the city Of Philadelphia may issue rs op,i
cations maturing not later than ffty rsnl
years from the date thereof with isio ~
for sinking fund sufficient 10 retIr, Ja Snia
obligations at materity. the payment 10 s,',h
sinking fund to be In equal or graded S,nmIti Isi
or other periodical installments Wb.r" on, "a,
Indebtedness shall be or shall, have hsa@n any ~
CURED by said city CT PHILADELPHIA for ~ -,
purpose OF the construction or improvomo. ~, ,e
Of public works or utilities OF any chnrans
ter, from which II come or revenue 1. 70 ~ ~
derived by said city. or for the recla ,,,a,is o os
Of land to be used In the construrtInn' ~, ~
vharves or Docks owned or to be o\yn.d o., o.,
said city, such obligations may he IN Iy
amount sufficient 10 provide for and na,, IN IN
ctudo the amount of, the interest and s,nn
lnG-tund charges aCcruins ard which NAV &c
crue thereon throughout the period OF con.
struction, and until the expiration or ono
year after the completion OF tho worl, os fns
which said Indebtedness shah have beeo ~
Cured: and salad city shall not bc re1iirsd
to levy tax to pay said Interest," ma
sinking-tund charges as required by section
ten. article nine OF the Const tuition OF paw
sylvanla. Until the expiration OF said peri,s
OF one yen after the completion OF said
work. ~ '"'u
4 true copy OF Joint Resolution M
CYRUS f WOODS
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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Number sIx.A

-
Proposing an amendment to the cons,itistsSS ~, 90
OF the Commonwealth Of PenLsylvhniIs,, ,SU ~
as to consolidate the courts OF eom'i0D
pleas Of Phiisdeiphs SSS1 SoS9ty Ev tb. Senate
monweSith Of Pennsyivanla in General A., A.
sembly met, That the following amehahennt nt
to the Consultation of Pennsylyania be- 9ns ci
the same is hereby. proposed. In accorua"''
with tho eighteenth article thereof; ,a,d
That section six Of article five be amehO''
so as to read as follows:
Section q. In the county OF Philade!pn.s,11
all the jurisdiction and powers now Ntsw s'oS
in the several numbered courts OF CQi,''nT, ~ oSs
pleas Of that county shall be vested " Ihs
court of common pleas composed o. az s,cn
Judges n commission in SAID courts courts 10 STi ali
proceedings at law and In equity which sir.d snsd
have been instituted In the several hu,nhanss
courts. and shall be subject TO such Gms"t an, 10
as may be made by law; and suoIeC'T SUP The
change OF venue as provided by law s
president judge of the said court snsI snsIInhsf
selected as provided by law. The huli'IiS n IN.
creased from time to time, This amenGInssgns, amadnsgs
shall take effect on the first day OF Jahu"'
succeeding Its adoption; Ala n,ri,
In the county OF Allegheny SO tIe anvsral
dCtion and powers now vested in the eeWbs bs
numbered courts OF common pleas sna com.
vHted In one court-of common pIeae aid
posed Of an the Judges IN commission IN nal I
courts. Such jurisdiction and powers shI IN
extend TO all proceedinss at law, Az snd ia
equity which shall have been instilnl1p Ia
the several numbered courts. ana snshL @
law, and suIyect TO change OF Nehu ts
pr9ylded by lay; The president Judsg od By
said court sna) be selected as provided e.ao,t II
law. The number OF Judges ~ salI .v ,i,os
may be b. law increased from time 20 u,saa uasa
This amendment shall take effect on W. ~
day Of January succeedins iLs adoptnOna al
A true copy Of JSlY9ht JSYht5s hssRiut,Sao r. t,SSoops MSs
Secretary 81 tbs CvIninoEw eallls 4
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The OId.Eashioned Love

To The Editor Of the ErcuirD Public LCdOcr
Sir-ln a recent issue OF your paper IS
quoted remark made by a certain eminent
doctor-''less eugenics and more old-fash-
ioncd love !s what the race needs" Far
bc It from me TO attempt TO question this
eminent gentleman for I nm one OF more
thaa 100000 women Of marriagcabl"
age In the United States who has no man
on whom to lavish the love Of her heart l
believe there yet exists plenty of warm
hearted old-tashioned love IN the world
but unfortunately there aren't enough men
worthy OF receiving Il.
The average woman educates herself TO
become a wife and n mother. They dream
Of cozy homes. passionate kisses and baby
lips, but when they a man who they
ConSIder to be worthy OF their love they are
prohibited from seeking him. because OF Il
damnabie custom that should be declared
legally obsolete. and must sit with folded
hands and make never a sign as the years
fly by and man deems US worthy TO be
his companion and the mother, OF his chill
dren. but because OF the sef-repression we
have been taught hide ourselves under
masques OF many forms.
Oh. It is not fair. particularly when
woman IL SO much better fitted by her in
uition and heart-oyes to choose a mate than
"A man is Some OF US try to fll our lonely
hearts by teaching or nursing other wom-
ems children. or pounding a typewriter In
stuffy office. when all the time we are dy-
ing 10 crddle our own children and beat eggs
in an airy white kitchen.
This condition. stated Is particularly
applicable TO the cultured and refined wum-
an, No matter how beautiful. healthy and
attractive are such women. how expert
they are IN domestic science. economy and
home-makIng, they have no opportunity to
put into practice these arts that they have
spent years IN learning. because there aren't
any men about-becausc fashioned love
no longer exists The average woman wants
20 love and marry. but how is she to DO her
ArNn 1a.NN tEa On aHa
dc sires under the set rule that compcIs her
10 follow a golden" silence?
MARY l.. DEWALT.
Philadelphia, October o. 1920
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Loyal to Mother Country

To the Ednor ~ the Ercr'UD rubhr Lcdg, =.
Sir--Eirdiy rcrmt' ne to correct a state.
mont Of your correspondent. W. 4. VII
liams, IN this cv"nngR The Peoples
Forum II" si.R. "Nheu No look At tho
real lighting charartoris'tcS Of tho british
troops "" hnd those two Of hor colonies
Canada and Australia did 'hc ma jor por-
tinn Of IT," The association Of which !
havc tn" honor to bclrng, and which num-
hers among it's members many men who
served In thS Canadian Evolutionary forces.
ar" proud OF tho records both Of Canada
and Australia: bu. neither Of these loyal
Countries desires to have their achievements
boosted at the expense Of tho mother coun-
try.
What are the facts? EnS' and Wales
supplied 10 per cent Of n" armed forces Of
the British army, and suffered 10 per cent
OF tho casualties. Tho Dominions and col
onies supplied 16 pcr cent and suffered
pcr cent Of the casualties. Yours for fair
play. JAMES BRIERLEY,
Il. @. W. V. Of A. Chester Branch.
Philadelphia, October S. 1920
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10 N" Editor Of thc Tpcniuo Pnblic Lsdoer:
Slr--In discussion tho other day rr-
ssrdtnS tho reason for echoes we werc un-
hhl" 10 come to a decision as 20 the cause
Of such rcverberation OF sound and decided
to leave II To some on your paper who
may give informal lon Of this character.
WILLIAM r. STREET.
fhiladelphi7, October I. 1920.
Nn echo II - sound repeated from som"
obstructps surtaco so that a person IN tho
path ~ both tho original and the reflected
waves hears tho sound twice 'Sounds being
produced, BY waves Of the air, when such
waves meet nm opposing surface az wall
they ar" reflected nlse HIGHT waves. Tho
sound so heard, as II originating behind the
rejecting surface. is an echo. An echo re-
turns to the point from which the sound
originated, II the rejecting surface Is at
right angles TO II. An obliduc surface de-
n"cts the sound In another direction, so that
It may b. heard elsewhere. though not at
tho point where tho sound originated. II the
direct and reflected sounds succeed one an
other with great rapidly. as happens when
tho rejecting surface is near. the echo only
clouds tn" original sound. so that It is not
heard distinctly. aud Il is this which inter-
f"rcs with the hearing in churches and other
large buildings.
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AMENDMENTS

PRoposEp AMENDMENTS TO THE COW.
zETs sTsTTTIoT oTI T,iH SyPMgTTER GnTW02o re Till Cl
fHERR E B, APRR9yAh hEfT6N 70 Or R, nmES5GTi9N al
wEAtTh VEAL 81 eEaSs9EvANfAG NIX AN8N ACN38NSS S{SS
5IsHEiRE; 5E riE; RG 8RREh 9E TIFF scEETARr
ANCE or ARTiciE XVIII OF TIiEH EHGSS. SSS.
ncatlons. shall be entitled to vote a, an
sfgarnF ssTlUrs a"d the ssu GENERAL Ae
"Fir;. l,s ss2,l hsys been citizen Q,
u" second second He shall have SG rcsS.a' IS.th' =, -,
state one year Tor: having previously been -,
state. no shall have removed therefromi M IN; N;
returned, then six months,) immedIatciv ana and
'ea!Fs. aPS.rS. th' fse'ISn f. sSsrl have resided :, ~
election district where he shall Offer to ~ IN. IN.
a least least two months Immediately preCsdue &c dGw
Fourth II twenty-five years Of 0vo -,
upwards, he shall have raid Wi,hino %iffo sTS sTS
have S been assessed at Iaast I've two mnns, mnISh rha
paid at least one month before the ,t.W hna
ton" BE- ,oinr amended SO that the same shsi Hlsi
Section 1. Every citizen, male or ,cmo,.
OF twenty-cne Years OF age; Possessing tss
vote at all elections. subject hows,vtsIesd Sns,tIed TO
such laws recurring and regulating thc rcv. 70
tration OF electors as the General Assembly
First, He or she shall have been n c,u.
zen OF the United states ut least one mSntb
Second He or she shall nave resided In ~
state one year tor. having previously hnsn ,"e
dualifed elector or native-born citizen ~ ~,
state. he or she shall have removed thsrs Wv
from and returned. then six months), immS.
diately preceding the election. '"'''
Third. He or she shall have resided IN N,
election district where he or she shall orns
TO vote at least two months immediately nrs
cCdng tto election p'N'
Fourth. II Twenty-Five years ~ arc ,,d
upwards. he or she shall nave paid whit.
two years, a state or county tax which
shall have been assessed at least tv.,
months and paid at least one month befors
Fifth. Wherever the words "ho,'' "b,."
him and himself occur In any section
OF article eight Of this Constitution the
SANE, same shaii be construed as II written. rc.
or her" and himself or herself '"'
A true copy of Joint Resolution No "A
CYRUS E. WOODS.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
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THE PEOPLES FORUM

and to look up a. tho stars: TO bo satisfied
WIN your possessions. but not content with
Nourselt until YOU have made the best OF
them to desplse nothing I'm the world OK.
cept faisehood and meanncss. and 20 fear
nothing except cowardice: to be governed
by your admirations rather than by your
HIssusts; TO covet nothing that Il your nniah-
oors' except his Kindness of hear. and gen
ticncss OF msnncrs; to think seldom of YOUR
enemies; often Of your friends and every
Day OF Christ. and to spend as much time
as you can. with body and with spirit in
'ou out-of.doors. These arc all guide
posts on the fon.paih In nnnrn
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Number Five-A

A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to article nine
section seven OF the Constitution OF Penn
sylvania.
Section I. Be It resolved by the Senate
and House OF Representatives. OF the Com
monwealth OF Pennsylvania In General AZ.
sembly met. That the following amendmFni
TO the Constitution of Pennsylvania be. and
the same Is hereby. proposed. in accordance
with the eighteenth article thereof:
That article nine section seven be amended
TO read as follows:
Section 7. The General Assembly shall not
authorize any county. city borouGh. town
ship, or Incorporated district to become q
stockholder IN any company. association OF
corporation. or. to obtain or appropflaN
money for. or 10 loan Its credit to- any scr C9r.
poratlon. association, institution or ind''
yidual.
This section shall not apply to any con.
tract entered into ty the city OF PhhadeIphs
Under legislative authority With respeGt "
the use or operation OF transit facilites
whether furnished by the city or by a prIyam
corporation or Nartly or joiniy by either or
foth Nor shall this section. b, construeo
TO prohibit the city. Of Philadelphia IRON
acquiring by contractN or condemnation NV
franchises and properly Of any COMPANY
owning or operating transit facilities 81
any part thereof, within Its corporate I'M
its, or the shares of stock Of the corpoLa
tion owning or operating the same, OF d"
part thereof.
A true copy OF JOINT Resolution No, 1'A'
CYRUS T.. WOODS, ~
Secretary OF the Commonwealth q.
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Clerks Who Gamble

To ne Editor o. the Evstrirg Puh'ic Lcdgor:
Sir-Wa have had a very spirited Dis
cusslon on the subject OF gambling which
came about In this way: In conversation
a certain clerk was mentioned. 4 said Does
he the clerk) handle tho money and :he
money drawer" B replied: Yes Why
DO YOU think no is dl9horcst?" To this
replied: "woll he gambles. and II he was
in my employ he would not handle tn"
money Then took exception TO this and
said that n clerk should not be condemned
as dishones. because ho -;dmbieq What
Mr. Editor do the readers Of your inter
estins colrmn think about IL? S L. H.
Philadelphia October Z 1920
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Number Four-A

A JOINT RESOLUTION
proposing an amendment TO section one ~
OF article fifteen (XV) OF the Constitution
OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Secti2n l. Be IL resolved BY the Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the Com.
monweath OF Pennsylvania In General As
seInhly met. That the following amendment
70 the Constitution OF Pennsylvania he. and
lhe same is hereby proposed, In accordance
Win the eighteenth article thereof:
Ihat section ono Of article fifteen. which
reads as follows:
section ]. Cities may he chartered when.
ever majority Of the electors OF any town
or borough having a population OF at least
Yen thousand shall vote al any general cleo
tlon IN favor of the game" be. and the same
Is hereby. amended TO read as follows:
Section |. Cities may be chartered when.
ever majority of the electors OF any town
or borough having a population or at least
Ten thousand shall vote at any general or
municipal election in favor OF the same.
cites. or cities of any particular class.
may be given tho right and power tu frame
ana adopt their own charters and to exercise
the powers and authority OF local sef.goy.
ernment. subject. however. to such restrlc'
tlons. llmita lions and regulations as may be
imposed by the Legislature. Laws also may
De enacted affecting the organization and
government OF cities and boroughs. which
snail become effective In any city or borough
only when submitted TO- the electors thereof.
thereon,
A true copy OF Joint Resolution No, "a
CYRUS l.. WOODS
Secretary of the Commonw: attn
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Number , One ne,a,

n JOINT RESODUTlON
Proposing an amendment to section eleven
Of article sixteen OF the Constitution OF
Pennsylvania.
BE It resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania In General Assembly met.
That the following amendment to the Con-
stitutiOn Of t5e Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vania be. and the samo is hereby proposed.
IN accordance with the eighteenth article
thereof:
Amend section eleven. article sixteen of
the Constitution OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania which reads az follows:
No corporate body TO possess banking
and discounting privileges shall be created or
organized In pursuance OF any law without
three months previous public notice. at the
place Of the intended location, OF the inten-
tion TO apply for such privileges. in such
manner as shall be prescribed by law, nor
shall a charter for such privilege be granted
for longer period than, twenty years" so
that II shall read follows:
The General Assembly shall have the
power by general law to provide for the in
corporation OF banks and trust companies
and to prescribe the powers thereof
true copy Of Joint Resolution No I.
CYRUS e WOODS,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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Letters to the Editor should be as
brief and to the point as possible
avoiding anything that would ourn u
denominational or scctarlan discus
sion
No attention will be raid to anUuy-
nous letters Names and addresses
must he signed al an evidence u good
faith. although names will not bo
printed IL request IS made that they
ba omitted
Tho publication of q letter is not to
he taken as an Endorsement OF its
Views by this paper
Communications will not 10 re-
turned unless accompan by post.
age. nor will manuscript b. saved.
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The Trade Dollar

TO me Editor OF the Ercuiro Public Ledo,r,
Sir-Whon were thc trade Jollara issucd
and for what purpose? T. y
'h'iad"lphia, October I 1870.
trad" dollars were Issued from 1874 =,
- hs special coinage for use In .radc
anu mexican silvor dollars: They ,vcro
20 intended FOR Eeucrni circulation IN ,bo
nltrd states and had only n limItn1 home
circulation when issued. They wero made a
,"ha"r to tho amount Of S. bu, tho
Af.cr tho frs, i,.uo. P''''" '"'''E
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that class orEanIzat'o on. with the attend
ant cmphasis on exclusive class interests
has sonc too far In the United States already
and that. instead Of creating new divisions
and subdivisions among tho people leaders
Of opinion ought to do what they can'to re-
Wv" some of the simpler ideals Of the democ-
racy. II Is a matter of regret to us that
Mr. Dc Mol msintcrpretcd what was tn
tended az n statement Of general principles
rather than uufriendly criticism " IN"
movement in which he Is Interested
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Number One-A
A I0IN MI RECnJ IErTnN,

u u
PrnposnG an amendment to article three
ulD Of the Constitution OF tho Common.
wealth OF Pennsylvania
section J. he 1t resolved by the Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the Com
monwealth OF Pennsylvania in General AS
senpiy met, That the following amendment
the same Is hereby. proposed. in accordance
with the e!ghteenth article thei eof:
thereto tho following: 'e
Section 81. The legislature shall have
power 10 classify counties. cities boroughs
school districts and townships according to
population. and all laws passed relating 10
each class. and all laws passed relating TO,
court with reference TO any class shall be
deemed general legislation within the mean.
Ing OF this Constitution: but counties cities
ana school districts shall not be divided into
more than seven classes, and boroughs into
not more than five classes
true corp Of Joint Resolution No IA
CYRUS l.. WOODS,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
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A Poem SUPPLIED

To IN, Editor cf the EucrmD Public Ledger
Sir am very glad TO he able % re.
spond to the request In your Forum ot
Friday for the words Of the old song. "A
Pretty Girl" This sopg suns IN the
production OF the light opera Of wang.
by Delta Fox. II was written By J. Chcevcr
Goodwin. S. d. LANE.
Philadelphia. October o. 1870.
A pretty girl. summers, night
moon serencly mellow
A fond caress loving vow,
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Number Two-A


Proposing an amendment to article three
section six OF the Constitution OF the Com
monwealth of PENNSYLVANIA so that the
subject OF an amendment or supplement
10 law and the subject TO which such
law 10 extended or on which II is conferred
shall be clearly expressed In it's title
BE II resolved by the Senate and House
OF REPRESENTATIVES OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania in General Assembly met
That the following amendment to the Con
stltution or pennsylvania be. and the same
Is hereby, proposed. in accordance with the
eiGhteenth article thereof:
That section six of article three be
ameEded 30 as to read as follows:
Section 0. No law shall be revived,
amended. or the provisions thereof extended
or conferred, by reference to it's titIe onlv
So much thereof as Is revived, amended. ex.
tended Or conferred shail be rc-enacted and
en- nendntent or supplement- and the subject" 10
uhtch such ldto ts oTterded or on ,Ohich it is
title. /" "S
true copy OF Joint Resolution No. PA.
CYRUS f. WOODS,
Secretary of the Commonwealth
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Questions AnsUered
Van Dykes "Footpath"

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledocr:
Sir-I am very anxious to secure a copy
VI what r. known as Henry van Dyke 5
9 'Foo.path 70 Peace" Can you print II In
YOUR Forum CELIA D. HAISES.
Philadelphia. October 7. 1920
II Is pleasure to print this beautiful
Van Dyke sentiment.
"FOOTPATH TO PEACE"
To be glad OF life, because 1t gives you
the chance to love and to work and to play,