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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

Mayor Moore SAYS the city viii clean
the streets itself. Why, bless your heart
that's what he meant all the time. lie was
Just teasing a little.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

Anarchism's attack Oh Wall street has
fallen far short OF terrorizing the American
pcopic: IL has merely stirred In them the
conviction that the lunaticg rcsponsibIe for
the outrage must be run down and punishsd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

One Of the problems with which nv
Mayor has to deal Is the possibility or otne'
wise of turning a den Of iniquity into
respectable dwelling; and the fate OF so"'
city property hinges on the answer,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

A Los Angeles man has paid $3.50 fo'
a Sioux City goat. But one may get lSs
Angeles mans goat any time by simply
earthquakes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

With 100000 wasted annually by gas
that burns necdlessly, it may be said that
while the lamp holds out to burn one can't
expect big return on Z. G. I. invest.
mCnt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20
Phiisd,iphIs. Monday, September 70. 1880
A FOUR-yrAR PROGRAM FOR
pHIIAnEI pHIA

Things on which the peopie. sspert the new
,dministratisn 70 concentrate its sttcntisnI
The D,id'rd,e river bridge.
drydoek bio enough 70 accommodate the
forpest ships.
Development OF the rapLd tran sit spstcw.
a convention hatI
4 outidirp for the Free Lib-drv.
~ Art Museum.
Enlargement Of fhe vdtcr supply.
Homes 70 dcoo.. N odate the population.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

Secretary Bakers speech in Waterloo,
Ia, serves to suggest to us that Mr.. Wilson
may be known to posterity as the heavy
weight President with lightweight cabinet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

Sheriff Lsmbcrtons board Is designed 70
let landlord and tenant know what they
think OF each other without actually b.
coming discourteous.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

The auto bandits who robbed two Oa.
Lane men of S42O and then gave one oi
them C. penny had queer ideas OF what con-
stitutes discount for cash."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

Chief Flynn is presumably satisfied the'
the warning printed In red Ink on rous,
paper" has an anGrchistic source and ~ NV
a clumsy frame-up by some SENSATION
mOnRpr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

The only hyphenated Americans worth
while are the submarine boats.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

The poet Longfellow, perhaps, had been
scanning an "amicable ejectment' when be
wrote things are not always what they
SEEM"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

Prices are dropping, says Washington.
The nature of the readers reaction depend,
on whether he buys or sells.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

Let us hope the school teachers will
have the extra money in time to justify
Thanksgiving.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

The trouble with most Reds IL that Ia
their youth they did not know the advan'
tages Of the Little Red School House.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

In the matter of the pension fund.- II
is up to the public to help the police who
may not help themselves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

The more skeptical will be willing -
admit that a horseshoe is lucky II It gives
clue to the identity Of the Wall street
bomb fend
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

Nicknames help. Of course. but the gov.
ernor Of Ohio cannot seriously expect to
Jimmy his way into the White House.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

Add Valuable Crops-That Of the
Davenport, Ia, chicken that swallowed q
5000 diamond.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

What is needed now to save the face Of
the impecunious Is a campaign for the wear.
ing Of last years overcoat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

One scriptrral injunction Governor Coz
fol lows. Whenever he views Republican cam.
7 ign figures he increases and multplies,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

Fiumc may be shy Of food, but while
IL able to throw bouquets at
himself 1t will never lack for temperament,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20
SHORT CUTS

Hay feverites have their Thanksgivin,
in October.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

Camille Huysmanns, the eminent Belgian
statesman, has recently described In the
most hopeful terms the industrial recovery
of his country. The effects of the sierman
invasion, It appesys, have been almost OBJ
Evening journal., 1920-03-15

And the dickens Of t all is that President Wilson's
conduct completely jusnes those that speak IN whispers
Of his aiment-Fort Wayne News.
Bob owens authorized presidential boom says he's
Indian and all American. which is paramounty why he
should get on and stick TO the American reservation In the
Versailles treaty before nc consents to the pipe Of
peace.-Wsshington Post.
Admiral Sims has done noble and courageous act
Even the navy department shall succeed IN breaking
him for his temerity his willingness TO risk tho loss Of
all his has brought him for the sake OF the navy
enough him OF honorable place IN history
South Bend Tribune
Clarence Herbert our local mall carrier reports our
"so-called" roads In deplorablo condition. lie drove
into one OF our famous mud holes between Abel and
Oakley, bent his axle broke his Wheel fell out HIS
"asso" tho mail bag and draw II out the bank before
he could continue. He says n Uncle Sam wants him to
carry the mail time no Will have 20 build better roads
-Leonardown Beacon,
Mrs George Bass, chairman OF the womans bureau Of
The Democratic National Committee, is out In q public
interview declaring that OF the first thlngs the
v do will be to drive the OF slang out Of politics
Take from US this classy old dame has the dppy
dope and II she puts the pep t. she'll shove Il over
the line with a scream She's thore with the goods and
The big haymakng punch that OF these slangslng
ing gazsboos can stand up under. Wen say so Fort
Wayne News
The Status Of the Manitoba birds is being altered by
amendments TO the nsectyorous birds ao The sapsucker
being taken the protected list but the great horned
owl and the bluehrd have been retained w o. Scott OF
East st. Paul noted ornhoogsi has been consulted in
mshl buildings Mr Scott, who formerly lived in Nnni-
peg where he city treasurer for years said II saved
The lark s. years ago when they wished TO make
u game bird Christian Science Monitor.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
"IIIE pOIsoN pEN.e

The management OF The Savoy The
aire announce that they have secured
for the first three days Of this week,
the new, World Special Feature, star
ring June Elvidge Earl Metcalf, and
others in one Of the most remarkable
and timely Of photoplays, THE Poison
Pen" When Robert Louis Stevenson
conceived his remarkable story OF
Doctor Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde he evolv-
ed a plot based on a case Of dual per-
sonallty. Since the days when ste
venson's book first came on the mar
ket. science has made much progress In
the study OF this peculiar trouble, and
it is now recognized that dual person
ality is an actual fact, although cases
Of II are rare. In The Poison PEN
June Elvge plays the role Of Allayne
Filbert, young girl who, during her
sleep is transformed from a sweet and
innocent girl TO a creature whose de-
based mentality finds pleasure in writ
ing anonymous notes containing sour
rllous attacks on prominent men.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
aTuE RIGHT OF YAY.v

Ono of the foremost writers OF The
natives OF Great Brilain is Sir Gilbert
Parker who is just as popular with
Americans as Englishmen and who
won his title because Of his authorship
OF ~The Right Of Way" a most extra
ordinary book Of convincing nature.
Rights were secured for the presen-
,ation OF the novel on lhe screen and
Bert Lyiell was chosen as the star to
interpret its PRINCIPAL role Of Charley
Steele and beginning today Mr.. Lytell
win present lt'at the Queen Theatre.
The story depicts the life in Mon
freal and in the Canadian wilds with
much Viyidness.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
LABoRs SHARE OF RAILROAD EARNINGS.

sxU HLE The entire question Of railway wages is up
w for investigation anew" says the Railway Age,
1T is worth while to consider what part Of the earnings
OF The railways labor has received in the past and what
part tits likely 10 receive in future. tremendous
propaganda beng carried make the employees be-
lieve that ey have the past received and under pri
vate operation in future will receive much smaller part
Of the total earnings than they entitled to- while the
companies have received will receive, much larger
part OF The total earnings than they are entitled TO-"
When The earnings and operating expenses Of the rail-
anayzed the facts disclosed TO The relative
amounts OF the total earnings which TO the employees
and TO the companies tell story strlkngy different from
that told to the employees In the propaganda being car
ried on
It Is dinlcult to present these facts IN way which
will make them readily understandable TO those who are
not used 10 dealing large statistics Perhaps as good
way any is to show just how the railway earnings
Of an average month Of thirty days are divided In 1919
the railways operated by the people Of the United
states through their government The public leased the
properties from the companies and thereby put at the
disposal Of the management and the employees approx
maely si95OOOOOOO worth Of property. The people also
assumed all the risk Of loss in operation The employees
contributed to the the manual labor necessary to
the operation Of The properties Now what became OF the
money earned in each month Of thirty days?
The earnings Of i7ls days Of each month were paid to
labor in wages
The earnings Of three days were paid for fuel
The earning Of nyo days were paidout for materials
and supplies.
THE earnings Of ik days paid out for taxes and
equipment and facility rents.
This consumed the earnings OF p days OF each month
The earnings OF the remaining three days went TO net
operating income and were used by the government TO
pay the guaranteed standard return TO the companies
The net operating income insufficient for this pur-
pose and in consequence there incurred deficit
which had to be paid from taxes.
The statistics which the foregoing statements re-
arng the division earnings Of the railroads are based
are statistics earnings and expenses in 1912 which are
approximately follows
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
Eating PLENTY
But STARVING
THE BLOOD
You Ought to Feel All Right
But Somehow Don't
MORE RED BLOOD
CELLS ARE NEEDED
Pepto-Mangan Enriches the
Blood and Supplies the
Necessary. Red-Blood
Cells

When you know you are not sick. but
don't foel well-when you get tired
more easily than people your age
should when you can't get up the
energy 10 do ihe things you know you
would enjoy doing, build up your red
blood cells with GUIDES Pepto-Mangan.
n your blood Is weak you cannot be
Vigorous IN body or cheerful IN mind.
pepto- -Mangan contains the elements
that make rich, healthy blood. And
as a result OF the increased supply OF
red blood that poptO-Mangan creates,
ihe entire system attains the vlgor that
belongs 10 every man and woman.
Results from taking Pepto-Mangan
show promptly You feel benefited
after a few days and much stronger in a
few weeks. II you do not, consult a
physlcian, You may have some deep
seated illness for which blood tonic
such az Pepto-Mangan is not sufficient
Pepio-Mangan is prepared in two
forms. liquid and tablets. They are
exactly alike In medicinal value.
Ask your druggist for GUIDES when
ordering Pepio-Mangon. Look for the
name "Gude's on the package Advt
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
aRErMEEN MEN.s

William :. Hart will today and to-
morrow DE present on the Rialto bill
as the star in his picture Between
Men. This is one Of The strongest
Hart bills and upon It's nrst presenta-
tion in This city scored a big hit even
for Bill Hart
ms story which commences in the
West enters into New YORK ana broad-
way and in manner lively WIN Sc-
tion and spirit furnishes q story OF the
most unusual sort,
Mr. Hart whose own work is superb
in this production receives the support
of two players both well known TO the
general public through stage and mo-
tion picture presentations. They are
Evening journal., 1920-03-15

A number OF headllners are on the
bin at the Garrlck Theatre this week,
the offering including the following
acts: Marie Hart and the Sax Revue, a
combination Of skill and music; James
Mullln and Anna Francis, in comedy
Major Mack Allen, a noted roper OF the
wilds; the Clair Sisters. condolences
the Burns Brothers IN a series OF
thrills and laughs; Hattie Lorraine and
her company in classy dancing num-
bar: the Otto Brothers, rollicking com
edlans and Lawrence Crane. illu-
slonlst. who will be assisted by Grace
AndreMs
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
coon WORK EoR IrALY.

~ ELAN NREANS OF italian birth or extraction are DO
IL ing splendid work in the matter Of floating The new
s25OOOOOO Italian National loan
Under the leadership Of Dr. Leopold Naccaro chairman
OF the Delaware Committee, they have subscribed for
si6OO Of the bonds and the end is not yet by any man
ner OF means.
Italy needs the money Her sons at home and in all
parts OF the world determined that she shall nave
It 10 the end that she may enjoy the full fruits of her
victorious emorsence from the World War in which she
PLAYED such a potential and creditable part.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
uIGnrIEI ms sIGN,I. v1crnRY.

IN the nattering majority Of 235 votes in total poll
ID Of GIG votes. J. Gllpn Heshneld, Republican, was
elected state Senator over William S. Day. Democrat, In
the Third Senatorial District this county at special
election held on Saturday.
lie succeeds George w, Webster. deceased, Republi-
can and VIII serve In the special legislative session. about
to convene and in tho regular session next year.
Mr. Highned's election reveals clearly how intensely
the the Third District Interested In Republ
principles and practices and how Loyalty they support
them opportunity arises. We felicltato him upon
his success
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
Ar Tile NICTnRIA.

Olive Thomas "The Glorious Lady"
tells a story Of Fidelity and Faith. How
a pretty peasant girl wins and weds a
Young nobleman, loses him and then
retrieves his love is delightfully."- por-
trayed by Olive Thomas in her third
Selznlck picture. "The Glorious Lady,
now being shown at the Victoria.
The plot has for its pivotal thread a
point 90 point race, the ancient clas-
sic Of the English turf, when rich and
poor. high and low, come together and
mlngle indiscriminately. For the Occa-
sion all class distinction is wiped
away as nobility and peasantry rub
elbows in an effort to carry Off the
racing honOrs of the day.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
.RLnon AND IRON .

r INDICATIONS are that Germany VIII be In the
ihroes OF another civil In which much blood will
be she'd As result Of the revolution which drove the
Ebert republican government from power, nshilng al
ready IN profess in many sections OF the country
Bavaria Wurtemburs Baden saxony have refused 10
sccept the regime.
The Hun policy q blood and RON Is being sp-
piled 70 me INNS themselves and thai, too with sinister
rssik4
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
oMYsTERY or TINE YELLOW ROOM'

M3iestics program beginning today
consists of the main feature "Tha Mys-
terry of ihe yellow Room one OF lhe
mos, absorbing detective drsmas Of ille
year and as the other attraction the
latest production OF that fun-makei
Mack Senncll called "A Lady's Tailor
IS It's name implies, "The Mysterg
Of the Yellow Room is o mystery. the
Mot being woven ntricaiely around
tha strange attacks on a girl in the "Nel-
low Room Of a French chateau from
which there is. apparently, no other
means OF escape than a door which Is
always locked from the inside at the
time Of the attacks The picture holds
the interest Of the spectator and deiles
efforts TO anticipate The solution until
The very end
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
AIrpLANE srops CHURCH SERVICES

BOWERS. March i5-Because of the
arrival of an airplane here, there was
no service in the churches today, the
parishioners rushing to the beach to
see The machine The machine was
from North Carolina on its way TO At
lantiC City
Evening journal., 1920-03-15

The Rev Carlisle L. Hubbard pastor Of ST. Pauls NJ E.
Church. in the course Of sermon on Hell" last evening
said there is no such thing literal hell fire Ihat
should bring comfort to substantial part Of our popu-
latlnn.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15

What about the fancy" salaries Of the officers Of
which so much is said? The salaries Of all general and
division officers amount TO only about one per cent OF
the total earnings OF the railways which means that they
are pad from the earnings Of between and eight
hours Of each month.
twill be seen that when the rates Of the railways
are SO readused enable them 10 an average Of
six per cent the employees will continue TO get more than
one-haf Of the total earnings while the companies and
their officers together will get only one-nfth Of them.
Il may be asked why the companies should be allowed
10 receive and keep almost onefh Of the earnnss The
existing railroad plant has been brought into existence
by the labor and the savings Of several generations Of
workers and II the present generation OF railroad
workers Is entitled TO benefit as Il does benefit by the
contributions past generations Of workers to the crea
ton Of the present railroad system well by It's own
work then the present generation OF owners Of stocks
and bonds equally entitled to benefit by the contrbu
lions made by the savings Of past generation TO the
creation Of present railroad system. well as by Its
own invested savings.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
- SHOWERS"

William Winter Jefferson, son Of the
the late Joseph Jefferson, will have
an important part in Mr.. and Mrs Co
burns new production 20 showers a
comedy with music for which seats
went on sale this morning at the Play
house where The engagement will com
mcnce on Thursday evening Of this
week
Mr.. jefferson g., one OF the most ac-
complished and besl trained Of the
young generation Of actors. Tie had thc
advanlage OF training and association
with his illustrious father end after
wards was a star at The head Of his
own company i'm association with his
late brother. Joseph Jefferson. lr.
Mr. jefferson has The only s0-c3licd
straight" part in "3 showers in adj
ditIon 10 which ne is the Stage man
ager Of lbe company
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
attractions at the Theatres
AT THE CARRICk.

House Peters and Enid Markey.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
4soMEBopYs sMEErnEAnr.u

The Playhouse audience Chat will
tonight Witness the FIRST performance
OK the return engagement Of the Ham
mersieln piece Somebody's Sweet
hearP Will Instantly recognize IN the
list OF players on the program the
name Of William Kent and BIZ that
name recall many pleasant moments
spent IN watching him upon previous
appearances no made In this city.
He IS perhaps ilrst remembered
when he played here last season with
Nora Bayes In Look Who's Here" or
Ladies First as 70 was later called
Through some unfortunate action on
Miss Bayes' part Mr.. Kent left the
company and went to Hammerstein IA
the credit Of this producer who recog.
nized IN the little comedian a real
laugh -getter and Immediately put him
In Somebody's Sweetheart In the
role he SIN plays Later last season
he again played at the Playhouse IN
his present vehicle and sgaln scored
q great hit. His role of sam Benton
Is almost as famous as he is for Sam
is a real man after the type OF Mr.
Kent a true young American chap with
ihe incorrigible tendency to fall In
love at FIRST sight with every new and
pretty face yet oherishing an everlast-
Ing love for his fancee.
John Dunsmore, also prominently
cast has In all probability one OF the
bast voices ever heard in musical
comedy His rendition Of the gypsy
king in Somebody's Sweetheart" is
marvel.
The chief feminine players are Eva
Fall0n, Louise Alien and Adele Cleaves.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15

Under the new legislation the Interstate Commerce
Commission authorized to allow the railways to earn an
average OF six per cent II the commission should take
he book cost OF road and equipment basis and allow
six per cent to be earned h the net operating income
onld be si7oOOoOOO or about s6J0O0OOO greater than
IN 1919 Assuming that the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion should establish rates which would yield this amount
Of net operating income and that an tho Items of opera
ns expenses and also should remain unchanged the
Earnings OF each average month Of thirty days would
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
With the Photographers

And the dickens Of Il all is that President Wilson's
conduct completely juses those that speak IN whispers
Of his alment.-Fort Wayne News.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
DESDE WASHINGTON
CONTRASTES

La vida cotidiana en- este enorme
conglomerado humane de ciento diez
millones de habitantes, presenta los
cambios Y tipos mas varios, los mas
antagonicos, ffsica intelectualmen-
te. Hombres de todas las razas, de to-
das culturas, Sc funden en- este cri-
sol, en- la mentalidad en- formation
dejan los caracteres con que sus pue
bblos de origen escribieron pagi-
mas de historic las tradiciones con
que sc han nutrido por generac;o-
mes. Asi fermenta una moral fexi.
bic a los apetitos, y sin embargo, con
un cordial sentido mistico, por don.
de, machos hembras de presa lu-
juria, son beneiciantes.
Y como la mayor parte del dfa pa
ra ambos sexos discurre en- la calle,
todo 10 que les sucede piensan cuan
do trasvierte la linea gregaria, es ma
terra de information periodistica.
Ell prometido de una rica heredera
neoyorkino rompe su compromise;
ella le demanda por $4,000 de dafios,
Y los periodicos imprimen el retrato
y publican las cartas amatorias uue
ella misma les supple. Sc trata de un
negociante en- provisiones, que escri-
Oe cartas, como en- esas que en- nues-
tros paises harfa refr Sc tienen por
mpropia del espiritu de un yanki
Este hortera que Sc llama Smith,
inicia una de sus cartas: No te han
hablado los pajaros de mi amor? No
te han dicho las flores con su belle.
"a de mi amor ti?" lie cuenta a