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Belgrade, % novembre.-1l Princip,
Rcggcnte Aessandro di JugoslRvta hG
ratifcato II trattato di Rapallo. per Ia
sistemasione della questione Adriatics
ira rftalis e 10 Jugoslavia. L'annunziC
e state daeo oggi.
FiuIDe. % novembre. re.--Gabriclc Dan.
nunxio, comandnnte del Legionsri d
Fiume, ha Teri dichiarato che egli e
isaiterabilmente contrario al patio d
Rapallo che sistena Ia questiont
Adriatica ira LItnlia @ Ia Jigoslavia, ,
che ,egii contfnucra': "A lottarc fiuo che
Il giusts aspirazioni dell Italia sianC
acetate.
40 non mi pieghero': 10 non cedcrc'
aulla," ''ha dette DAnnunzio ad uu
corrispondente che 10 iktervistava. II
ffutti della vittorin nppa:icngono
alPItalia. I miei amici, kenerali del.
ltEsercito, funzionari del Governo.
implorano perche' accetti II trastato di
Rapallo.' ma 10 non rccedcro'. Le giuste
sspirazioni dell'ltalia devono esserc
soddisfntte. .'.' -,.
80 sto combattendo per una giusta
catsa ..e oontinuero' fno che lc
aspitazioni dell'Itaiia siano piensmente
soddlsfatte. Anche sc | miei amici MI
abbandoneranno, 10 rimarro' irremOvi- :
hile. 10 sono Gedeone.'
Roma, 81 novembre.- dire che il
Presidepte del .Consisiio del Ministri.
On. Giolitti, abba dnto lutte " oppor-
tune .disposixioni per rcnderc impossi.
bile eualsiasi azione prccipitats da pRrte
di DAnnunzio. che potesse essere causa
df complicazioni cd incident trn 1'Italia
ID. Jugoslavia. .~,.....
Lon. Giolitti sente ammirnzione per
D'Annunzio, ma non puo' fare memo
rimprovcrnrgli che nell ora presentc !
supremi Interest," della Madrc ratria
ehiedono a tutti suoi figli grandi sacri.
6ci.
Tn. telegramma da Trieste reca che
Gabficlc u Annunzio sembra disposto u
rinviare qualsiasi azione prcciritata,
attendendo lie elezioni In Jugoslavin.
Eg1i sarebbe cOnvinto che Ia Jugoslavia
non ratifchera' II ttattato di ltapallo
clio offrirebbe un'ottiina opportunita
slrHalia per rapplicazionc integrale
del trattato di Londra.
II Comandante Rizzo, reroc di Pre-.
mudA. G. state ricevuto dallOn. Giolit-
n col quale ha avuto una lunga con-
ferenza. Dopo II colloquio il Conan
dante G. pnrtito ALA volta di ABcOna
Q ri dice che prendera imbarco sopra
IN caociatorpcdiniere, diretto II Fiumc.
CiO' lascia supporre che II Rizze sia
latofe di una iDiportantissima missione
sdndatagh da Giolitti per D.\nnunzia.
Ha avuto luogo un importnutc Con
siglio dl Ministri durante II ouuir
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HITS PESQUEIRA'S ACTION
Had No Right TO Refuse Passports
to Fall, Says Mexican

Mexico City, Nov. 22.-.tRv 4. P.l
Roberto V. Pesqucira. Mexican con :.
hdential agent in the United States.
acted without authority in ordering
Mexican consular agents on the inter.
national frontier not to wise the pass
ports of United States Senator Albert
n. Fall. of New Mexico. who proposed
to visit Mexico City and attend the In =.
auGIration Of General Aware Obregon
as president. on December !.
This statement was made to the news.
paper FL Universal yesterday, by Or.
Cutberto llidalgo, undersecrctary Of
foreign affairs, who pointed out that
Pesqueira's attitude In no way re-
hected the sentiments Of the Mexican
foreign Office.
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NEW AUSTRIAN CABINET
Or. E0or alsE viii Hold Portfolios
Of interior and War

Vienna. Nov. 22.--Two portfolios in
the new Austrian cabinet will be hold
by DR.. Egon Glaz. who will be minister
OF the interior and of war. Walter
Breisky, ex minister of the interior, has
been named minister Of religion and cd I.
ucation and DR.. Gruenberrer has been
appointed food administrator. Or. Karl
Pesta II the new minister of railroads
DIR. Paltauf of justice and Eduard
Heinl, ex. minister Of commerce, will
be In charge Of commerce and industry
\alois Haueis will succeed himself as
minister Of agriculture, while Or,
Husch, eI minister OF finance, will be
minister of social affairs.
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Letters to the Editor
WEED Out City hAll"

To the Editor Of the Eptrtrg Public Lsdoer:
sir-f was very much Impressed with vii.
Ham H. Smiths article on Raising Asscss.
ments' In Fridays E,ssiso PUBLIC 1.rroEa.
and would like to contribute a few lines. as
am always lncensed when I visit City Hail.
know of party who had q position
created" for him at City Hail. and In a
very short time resigned. When asked why
no had left his remark wasi ''It was setting
on my nerves trying to keep out Of the boss'
way"
This Is only one. There are dozens Of
them and with all the time they have are
very dlscourteous when any Information Il
desired
Weed out City Hail ana let those that re-
main work q couple OF hours longer. like
the rest OF Philadelphia. MRS. c. n. II.
Philadelphia. November is. 1920.
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Lie LEDGER. PTiIIA ADELPEIA MONDAY NOVEMBER a.

auests the nsfhe Of any story deAiins with
the Florida Eversiadss. Refer your cor
restpndent TO This Ono uifs." by Poriey
Poore sheehan, tubilshkd In the Aii-story
Weekly for Jviy .. ie2e, q COPY Of which
he can secure through any large newsdesier.
BESIDES the stofy's settins In the Eversisdes,
IL 10 a nne piece Of fiction. worthy Of q
place In any library. Whatever "F. II.
n, wants with such reference I hope he
slh md II In ''rhs One oift.'' i 4
JAMES LUTHKR PHILLIPS.
philadelphia. November II. 1929 .
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Japan Pools Railroad Riohts

Toxic, Nov. 22.-tBy A.P.D-Janan
has pooled her rights in three railroads
in China with the nations making up
the consortium which will play II dom
inant role In the financing of Chinese
engagements. says the newspaper Sichi
Nichi, In discussing the cons0rtium ar.
rangements. These are the Tsinan
Shunteh Flu, Kaomi -Huchow and Tao.
Je Railroads. and then uncn question.
whether Japan's sacrifice IL not too
great.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-22
wlfe,s and Husbands Finances

To the Editor OF the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir would like you to answer the fol-
lowing questions;
Has a w1fs the right 20 know her hus'
bands financial Affairs. one OF them con-
cerning the ownership Of a home. the hus-
hand having the home mortgased and 10
supposed to DO paying principal on said
property. and at the Hane tims receiving lot
ters OF nonpayment, his wife HAVING by ac-
cIdsnt como across 0ne Of the letters7
Tho husbands salary ranges from l2o
To 1850 a NINTH. out Uf which no stves his
wife $50. the wife not knowing what boz
comes of the 'rest. IL the HUSBAND Is not
paying anything on the principal. allowing
the home to be taken from them by 80 do.
Ing. hasn't the wife the right TO know what
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french Girls Attend U. s. Dance

fCherbourg, Nov. 22.-tBy A. Pl-
Young men of this city. who did not
receive invitations to dance given by
the commander Of the American de &.
sstroyer Broome here, last night, banded
=. sgether to attempt to induce the young
ladies' Of Cherbourg not to attend the
affair. The girls, however, objected,
-ed guarded by their fathers and
Others, nearly 100 appeared at the
,arty.
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"A Satire

TO the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir am anxious to securo tho verses
I think fo,if-about four young ladies rep
rsenting cities and their thoughts on Christ
mas bay. I think T. is entitled Christina,
Chimes" CLARA r. NORRIS,
Philadelphia. November 7. 1920.
"cHRTsTMAs CHIMES
Little Penelope Socrates,
A Boston maid of four.
wide opened her eyes on Christmas morn.
And looked the landscape Ger.
what is II initiates my 'bas de bicu'7'
She asked with dignity;
:" 'Pis Ibsen In tho original!
oh. Joy beyond dcsreer'
Miss Mary Csd~siiadef' Rittenhouse, =
OF Philadelphia town., = .. ...
Awoke as mush as they ever do there .,'
And watched the snow come down.
I'm glad that II In Chrisiynas,''
}. You, might have heird her say.
''tor my family isN enc year older now
Thar. Il ~ss last Christmas Day."
Twas Christmas IN Riddy Gotham.
And Miss Irene do Jones
Awoke at noon and yawned and yawned,
And stretched her langu!d bones.
"fm sorry II is Christmas;
Papa Mt home will stay.
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Letters to the Editor should be as
brief ahd to the point as possible,
denomlnatIor,ai or sectarian discus.
sion.
No attention will be paid to anony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence of good
faith. although names will not be
he omitted.
The publication Of n letter In not
70 be taken as an Endorsement Of Its
Views by this paper.
Communications will not be re-
turned unless accompanied by post
g., nor viii manuscript be saved.
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Smash the Melting Pot

To the Editor ~ Evening Public LEDGER
Sir--A contributoS recently declared there
wns room In this country for millions OF
worthy foreigners. That Ia true enough.
hut why not All up the country with patri-
otic Americans who VIII not turn traitor
In time Of nend? Smash the melting pot.
H. LIT
Philadelphia, October 2S, 1920
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Poems and Songs Desired
Where Poem 10 Found

To the Editor o. the Eveniuo Public, Lcdo.r.
sir--In a recent issue Of tho Peop,e's
Forum reader requests an old POEM, .
few lines Of which 10 quoted. 1 do. not
know OF any collection In which this poem
appears. but the writer will and q. In
Lonsrnan's Magazine for September. 1883.
The poem is called The singing OF the
Nagnihcat." a nonkish legend by r. Ses-
bit. CHARLES T. BURNS
I'hiladelphia. Noyembrr "A 1920
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, Killed. 80 Hurt In italian Rio,

E,olsans. Italy, Nov. -. - tBy A.
P.(-Seyen persons were killed and
thirty wounded In a conflict between
Socialists and anti Socialists ut the first
meeting Of the new municipal council
here yesterday.
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la RAT|F|CA DEL
PATIO D. RAPAl.L0
y Principe Reggente AIessa sandro
sdi Jugoslavia Ratifica FAC
i cordo Adriatico

~ Published hnd Distributed Under
PERMIT No. al.
Authorized by til, act OF Octobrr q
teiI. on ME At tho Postofice OF Pnila-
A. 9, BtRt.EsoN.
Postmaster uensral
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way Down East" Mus,e. Etc.

To thr Edttor ,f~kbe Everiuo Public Lsdosr;
sir-Cnn you rleaee tell me through your
~ EN- columns In the EvESisa Pumfc LEpGEn
what was Lillian G!shs theme of music
Nay'd by the orchestra every time she ap.
peared on the screen In Way Down East 7
Also can you publish the poem called. The
Eternal Circle" which contains the follow
Ing line. The Land is old'' II is In q
book Of western poems. but cannot be found
In the libraries or book stores. Thanking
you for your trouble.
BnYCH CARDIGAN.
Philadelphia. October ~. 1920.
There are three selections that are prom.
lnent as Lillian Gish themes In the way
Down East production at the Chestnut
street Opera House. Believe Ne. II All
Those Endeafink Young Charms Little
Bunch OF Fiolets." both familiar. and a
seiection written specially for the production
and unnamed. . 60.
We do not have the poem desired, but will
print u II reader can send II In.
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Sarah eetnhsrdt,. s,.os Career

To the Editor o. fhe Ever,re Pvone Lcdoer:
sir-Picase tell me how long Sarah Bern.
hardt has been on the stag~---that is, whom
did she make her debut and In what pisyf
MIRIAM T. UNdER.
PHILADELPHIA. November 10, 1870.
sarah Betnhardt made her debut In 1884
In the Theatre Francsis. Paris In Racine's .
"fphisene" and scribe's Valerie" She
was eighteen years Of ase At the time. shs
was, ut nrst. not = great ssccess. and re.
tired for several years Her nret great sue.
cess was as Marie de Neubers. in Vic
tor Husos "Ruy BIAS" In January, 1857.
She became soon recognised as the fore
most actress In French trnScdy
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DnxrrIss 1asl

IVES, ard u. ngls.ly,, and tr,sed. Il . 1-s
sao q: Al BE I,ass, yslds9s.; sig y; s,s
Gem. Cen c"'"''n. NJ INT private, Hafle'~h
,KiSSa1 SSea,,,,,S Ssy. Y, 1870. .s,AE.THA widow
Iy Y fs.s:ss. 9ss 9sss '"v VIZ re- IT, dsssf ssss:
'si' 'oi Gem. Sa '"''"'"' ' ''''' a. H. br'''
trnsTe, |,reuy1s, S;is % 90 sen se~d-, a ,o,,
SsSi & D:ss.sS ssis'":s q:
WsS. sse % s,s r.sas:s.' :s g so:i o::iirYs,: hs.
call Tues. eve. '' may
s.;ssss Az. y = ks,: ;I,.,': s.,.& S.
pfeeissx. lat IawSs'sw Gem. Gem. rsi.nn:: p "a:
mis ggSs,LS %, TSs' NOV ~ aghr A.. wide. .,
Tosss.r % %s.nIes n'f :, 'i osScs st s:,vis:s
private. AZ Tyy Hiil Cemetery, '"n'slmsnt
3, JOIN ievfS $ :ssY' fs.s SsAn r. T,,o
efsIssH MeeIl4eheY.-soy H!'li Gym 90. HAns,rr
.siasne.. IiSe n P.fi sys. R:istiyss. - ,sss sSs
vices ra.s., 2sc m, isa ins priS:,ssf .iins.sf ;sr.
"iiGs MscoSS s k1.Ncy. Il s.StS M0n t. Atsi5 Js5Sss}
daughter OF Thomss and Mafsarst 'kccsN,,.
nell: hslstfves snd frtends Invited TO fa.
y ii;sa 4. sispS s.dSs% 'Sss sssrsss; 3;
cs,h.drl Gem. '-es' Int
a.sss,.i ssS y ss, s'fS sSa aAA1r An A.
sfsss asss' ana sssssy SsS,.. .Ss q s.es.d oss Es
q, m. from hsr late ts!ldeno., s82 w
Miehaei'. church 10 Sn' n, mrssS r.:Ss 81
Gem. - NV" ' C'a'nsdrsi
MSKINsTRx:-Nov.,, ~. 1920. .cQRTNNp
ssiiy'', ,;s snS e, ,,,'Ps: s q. l,.sii.d
meet s.a a: m. trolley from r. willow iSso; orcy,,s s,,
"MSsifattTIsSHIiN.-Nov. "SfttTIsfHiiIni 81, 1920 a, s. u.
ssph pfStssiofyi ,,n; No,r,sissown; Pa. MARY
Invited to attend 1anYr.i. wed. sIsS a. n'.
tS ."s us'f s Rri'0f sosms q M. ..aS. %a
ccTo.. Cam, :. :. - m... 'n'' Holy
band q Lssy 4 Msfa.sc Hi MEses ESs.Ss1 WY. ss:
NJ m;MEsHS,eSs;v. Mf!rs c:%; 30. JOHN r.. nshr.s AN,
:: s;:,S Ssayy: s:'se s's mem
w. sss:s '! NJ late sr:s rss:sss sss
., TsssSsss a's SsSss ssd sas;., sa MAs. n..
ssssss.s" ssS'eS 70 'ns M 'Tl%.er's ln,. ".
n:s s ~ ;I;.SS: Ss:fT; as!I:!
&C. :;%s' g." ,i :S.;s; e : ssss"iis issS
.MGFFiTTTm q, HARRY. husband Of
Isjf"fs sss S's + H. m sess$ss SsS:ss: .s.
to attend fupsrai services Ws6 ers nso invited
precisely. rssidehe.. st26 A,M. Int: private a,mej
>. .MIprinnAr.-soysne.r 20. M.no.nrT ~
MSRFAy NUT % Snss Mctl,,.iGS, wife g q: i.,o
from from late T.s.denee' OF n. sotS e. sSi.In o. N;
requiem mass at the church OF Our MotS,r
SsSs,sSs e ss,se~' at a. n' i"''r"'"' Holy Cross
SEi.soN--on Nov. CO. EMILY M. MEL.
SON tnee Barton), widow Of Robert Nelson.
service on TUESDAY sf,.rnoon S al o!e,oeE 20 sne
men H dsSsss Ss.h 'is c.S:,.Ts s. sesh I; Sr.ls D.
"y Sts csyaeR sSlnf'n' Monday evening fro" $50
rlrich rnan,. Ired 20, Relatives and friend,
at her late % Tsit.nce. SSs5 n "a st. M,
p, '';ss'S; EH!iry,r!1ssx: 20 s,RssY sr. bus.
also Frcuen Msenner INT. Wsrsin. invited 70
ssso < st. S' Int. private, ' belyus ''csre' c.m
RXwI.EY.SNov. 20 FRASK, s.. ST..
husband Of Dessie f. Rawiey. Funeral s.rv.
borough. Int. Levsrinston Gem. .'' ''"
ssTs ssis ,gsSh5R Il hSS
ter Mrs David Hall ReddIe Wcdne,dsy NJ
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Words Of Soma Reauested

To the EdHor 81 the EceninU Tnbiic Ledger:
sir-wil you kindly print In the columns
OF the Peoples Forum the words of the
sons. Fiddle and l." The words or music.
! am not certain which. are by Arthur
Geodeve. MISS FLORENCE f. HAY,
Philadelphia November i8 1890.
We will priht this selection II II 10 not
copyrighted. and IA reader viii send u In.
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(. Berlin, N. j.. Nov. 22.-Ten year
old Paul DE Spieri,e. Jr., OF Atco, won
"a In prizes at the Camden county ag-
rjeultural exhibit In this town for/ .
owing an 4khty pound pumpkin m
- N his fsthSf picked up frcm the III
~alk 10 Philadelphia. M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-22
THE PEOPLES FORUM

powet rests entirely, with himself. more
particular comparison OF the functions, Of
these twp chief executives IL not necessary
escep, 10 poiht out that the King of England
has no veto power over issistlation, while
the veto OF President on an act Of t'ongrcss
can only be overruid by q vote Of two
thirds OF each branch voting separately.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-22

The fsvpis's Forum will nppesr daily
In the Sunday Public I<dger. Lrttsrs
dlscusSins Timely topics will he printed.
as wcil n. reaursted goems. and auertions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-22
Meetings Of Protest

10 INC hd"o' o' 'he Ererhp feo'o L'dOe''
sr-"hlie passing op t1fty'second stree'
todN ! notice thht the citizens OF me For
V-hsth ward nave called an indisnauon
meeting to protest against the unjust IN.
crease OF assessment OF tne smalI ho"ses
w VI west fn'lade'ph'a. as 'aih GOVT ps tne
oa'u vi heNnol OF raves. WI, 10
n"' u"he IN eresS watn ana N cNerl u'H.,n' t..
WI .n,., .ne o'tsI % Inc movement mas 20 w '''''
WIZ W '" euecu,e. -.
to cali % m.s,,nss @ IN 's,e ever, " s,s.t,e, for the
mit,ne should be .r.ct.s and suIsaot. san.
didNtes should be chosen TO represent an
anti-tst party which will he put up for
office at the neat spring and fail elections
This II the only way for the citizens to be
protected.
II Is very evident that the people who have
been sent to city Hall to govern the city
DO not have the best Interests Of the iarg.
body OF taxpayers AZ heart but Instead are
looking to getting Just ns much money In
the treasury so that salaries can be In
creased and the treasury looted from time
10 time.
1t seems that such n thing would be un-
necessary In a free American city. hut owl
IDENTIFY not from the way the people are
being ridden over by our lawmakers. Thou
sands OF p~op'n wiz have 10 siye up their
homes II this nWaxaf!on Is not reduced They
cannot stand the expense. with the homes
;hey have been compelled to purchase being
mortsaEcd to the neck"
II Ia about t'mn that the general public
take more interest In THINKS OF this char.
actet. and the only way they can do II is
TO make their strength felt ut tho polls
and tbs can he done through showing A
pron"r spirit In the calling OF meetings Of
protest. and by protesting throuSh the news
papers where such protests VIII be road
by everybody. and st"rt the movement
going c. l. r.
Philadelphia November ii 1920
Tell Children True Stories
tn ,h. pt,,o. =, IN. r,,. p.,,,, -,
sir-I nv,t. nxros Win Nra W
Barhes who .,,ro,. a letter ,o ,o,,r p,.,.
pl.', F,rum esnIns, IN. cu,,,rn ~ d.c.,y.
Ing children by tr,I,,g then fa,r> ,torie.
and r.pr...ntiox ,hern n, nc,u,l t,c,. mi,
ref.rs n,t alone a, dccsiyI,g ,hs cn,aran
,nt,, heII.y,,y ,h., ,h..o 4. n ean,. ,rs,,.
bu, rr, thc,. VIII a, no IN. ho,, an, ..Iot. =.
IA ,h.ir rh,Is,,n th. ,no,t vonssrsn, .,ori..
or .c,nd.te,i, ..J.cL ,na ~ Ma
stelk." etc styi,x ~. ch,Idr., a.. irnn,ss.
sion char shs 4, ,s,,inv ,b,r, ,-,. .,n,,..
what 1. IN. need FOR mis- t.c.n,,on, aS
so,utcIy pono rpar. ar. a., ~, ,no,.
d,r,. ,ba, nav. r.ni,v bo nn..,.d a, 60
I.t.d 4, our uih,. "a 4, n,, n,.,a,,.. ,s.,
n p,th., q, ,a,na, o,,a ,.,, .s,.
a ..s,n,.hou... au.s ,,,,s -, ,n, -,
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Where story 10 Found
To the Editor 81 the EveniSc Public LSdoer:
SLIP. II. H." OF Audubon. N. j., re-
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"0rowlnq Old"

"orovsina Old"
70 fhr Editor oy the Evenino Pnbiic Lsd0,r:
sir--Piease print IN your Peoples FUrum
the poem entitled 'Orowins DID," which
starts: The days Eto,s shorter. the NIGHTS
grow longer
Mrs, r. l.. PRICE.
Philadelphia. November "a. 1920.
'uRowiNo OLD
The days grow shorter. the nights grow
longer.
The hendstoncs thicken aions the way;
And. life srows sadder. but love grows
stronger -.
For those who walk with US day by day.
slower,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-22

To the Editor Of the Evensro Public LEDGER:
sif--Ihhiosed nnd sons asked for IN last
EvESfso's PuBLic LspoEn by Mrs. Ethel
Ahart. IfrIstot Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-22

Belgrade, % novembre.-Il Principe
Rcggcnte Aiessandro di JugoslRvia ha
ratifcsto II trattato di Rapallo. per la
sistemasione della questione Adriatica
ira r1talia e Ia Jugoslavia. L'nnnunzio
e. state daeo oggi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-22

4. 1920, KATHERINE.
!. Relatives and friends
q the fuaeral. from her
! N. broad st.. We'd.
hiEh mass OF requiem
n 10 n. m. Int. Holy
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-06
TWO MILLION Of
I'D. ROCKEFELLER
MONEY IS WANTED
Doctors Would Erect Big Re-
search Laboratory in Men,
phiS for Study Especially Of
Diseases Prevalent in South

Discussion as to methods Of procedure
In securing for the erection Of a re-
search laboratory in Memphis a 50. 0OO.-
900 share OF the Rockefeller gift OF
Sl0O. 900. 600 to the nation will be the
chief feature Of Tuesday nights regu-
lar meeting Of the Memphis and Shelby
County Medical sbciety. developments
are anticipated from this meeting that
will lead Ia a request to the Rockefeller
commission for 500, 900, 900 for erection
and "A like sum for sustaining purposes,
The society. the Chamber OF Com
merce n the City club are expected
at an early date to name a joint com
mlttee 10 put this request before b
commission. Included IN the speakers
at Tuesday nights conference will be
Mayor ROwlett Paine and W. II. FttZ-
Hugh, president OF the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Physicians and others interested in
the project declare that they anticipate
no great difficulty in securing such "A
donation. II Is pointed out that no.
where in the South is such an institu-
ton located and that the need of II
long has been felt.
Memphis location intthe heart of the
planting country is pointed out by menu
bers Of the society rs an ideal one for
erection of a laboratory. II Is also in
dicated by members that many troubles
that afflict the human body are to be
found in this territory. Lack of proper
facilities for research n diagnosis have
impeded greatly all progress in further
ing preventive steps, It is DECLARED.
Definite action by the Chamber of
Commerce and city club Is looked for
within the week.
A program OF extreme interest to
practitioners has been arranged for
Tuesdays meeting by Or, j. J. Hob
son, the secretary, Meningitis and
stomach surgery will be among the sub
jects discussed. The meeting will be
held at the courthouse at s o'clock.