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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
Talk With Her Parents

Dea- Cynthta--I am a Young man o:
twenty-five years and have known
l. have fallen deep,y n love with this
cirl but know that size IS TOO young
~ think Of love and thai is the reason
have not pushed my sui; very hard.
Up to a month Or 50 | am sure ,hs,
10 have grown colder ,oUari me.
Now ! don't know II ~ IS because
seemed so Indifferent. or because she
10 longer cares for NE She is too
%Sung for me- 70 ask her 20 MARY ne
-ra- would erah!A M 20 mold hsr
owe. = that Is poss.bls am very
much in love wiki he- and "or r.;
Ike 20 lose her because shc g 're
tor have had affairs Of the heart
h.,ore. but ,hev were nothing compared
% th4 feelings that hold FOR this
girl
sr4 sorat,rrss 'eUs ne ~ engage
rnents that she MAKES with o:her te!
think she tells ne 'hese les 20 make
me jealous. SO 7 vi, ta!k ~ love -
rer think too much of her :" say
ali thai 7 would Ike - sa" 20 her. he
cause l am afraid tha' she IS TOO you're
10 know her, ,-ue teeungs.
dirererca in age 100 great She Z
onlv child IN age bu' she hs- -
much sense II not more than. many g
glrl tina, I have met
|, would be a sodserd TO Hrd so!v,
ZION 20 my problem and would ap,
preciate very much = you. Cynthia. o.
anv Of your readers wno may have ha-
tie same experience could help n.
end way rha' would Re fair ~ boz
ctius Mr.. TWENTY-FIVE.
The CIR. seems attracted TO You rro7
vra' YOU say. but she is too "ourE =
know her T.NG Wy do YOU not 'a!l
- her father Or mother about ~ The
viii BE- pleased With your fraHk7es
srd riu give yol w'se advice
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WHAT'S WHAT
Nv HFI.EN DFrIr

II - neither just nor courteous 10 IN,
sis. too much upon what We are pleased
to consider our rights the bounoa'
rlcs OF which We NAV have alread% over
stepped wi:hou; knowing II There's
good story in this connection concerning
yhat courtly gentleman. the first Presi-
dent OF the tinted states 4 ;',,issrTS fsrmST r
alonr narrow road when carriage
with four horses overlook him. 4 pos
tiiion dismourted and spoke 20 the
FARMER. then he returned TO the carriage
and said: Your EScellency. asked the
ss-re- 10 draw the team aside and Yet
- PASS told him that President
WASHINGTON vas in the carriage and he
said that h. had as good right to the
road as George Washington.
And so he has" replied Washington.
calmly submitting TO the enforced delav
until the next roadway turnout per
T,,i,t.d the carriage 10 pass the cart
THE right Of way" rules the road.
Other hishway Priviieses should he
rranted hy mutual courtesy Good sense
ss vel as good taste forhtds disputins
about uncertainties
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opinion that she had never suffered.
Nancy could have smiled IL her hear
had not been SO heavy. For she. like
Bruce Henderson. had put love behind
her. had sworn never to trust another
man. and yet this man for whom she
had no respec, had aroused something
in her that she had n:ver felt for Alvin
Reed. an emotion that she had fought
with a.. her might because she was
ashamed o. feeling IL. What would
Bruce 1icnderson's sister think II she
suspected the actual truth?
Il cannot understand why. knowing
sll this. you did not take TriN away
sNmewbere. You must have known that
tho sight Of her would only fan his
hatred day by day
But. Nancy. that was impossible.
B-U.c i the child's natural guardian
and. although he hated her. he wanted
her here. where ne could watch over
her snd see her every day.
Yes. so he could mock and Jeer
az her and bend her to his ways. She
- downstairs now alone with him. and
te you. Mss Henderson. that IL any.
thing happens to her as n result OF
this. the fau'' will be yours. ] have
done oil could.
Nancy. you are cruel.
NO. only just. What docs ne CO to
her. Miss Henderson, how does he ter.
-ify her - cruelty -
4 don't know 'AS', "NceptirE that
ne ia unusually severe lie doesn't want
Hcr 70 be pamFcrsd. Mss Henderson
heeitA;ed
You know something more. Nancy
prompted. please so on.
Well. be thinks she's too imazina.
I've. and he's tried TO curb her magma
zion E-n- .iutp Slr was n lrflr ,..Ii.l
Tx has a,ways lcnEei for a mother
SIZE used 10 ask ne all kinds Of ques.
t!ons about her mother and Bruce dis
covered this and told TriI the truth
She was only about four then. bu. her
mind was very active. and Bruce killed
;hp dream mother she had always con-
jgrpd NJ N her baby mind !, was
rue. BIZ, no; as though he had hurt her
physically.
In way t. vas million time.
worse. Nancy said quickly. 1T was
hruta to hrrt a 'ittIc child like that.
bur you forget. Miss Henderson when
! came here Trir had a bad bruiss on
her arm.
Tue older woman nu~-d. Bruce
mas a terrible temper. I'm afraid he
must have prevented her from running
away from him.
in her minds eve. and II made her
shudder. Tri1.. terrified. and yearnins
20 escape from the menace ot Bruce :
flaming eyes and the lash of his bitter
tongue. and Bruce determined to mas.
YER he. and hating h"r even as hp had
ha'ri A"r H1o'An-. the woman who had
deceived him long ago.
Tomorrow-The Rescue Party.
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Through a Uon1an's Eyes
BY JEAN NEWTON
Lore Is .Not Blind

they bad rhe sigh, with all NJ us that
: given The rest NJ us only with those
Ne ,Ove
Ard what : still more strange the
n'' re in WON they found good ,ha,
- one elSH "oU',l 80. hose in whom
'''' saw strength vnn before had
'."7 n only weakness. we.c good and
>t-"ng in 'heir presence. The inspired
S':U' rad discovered for hem strength
thai with 80 doub,.nE world they md
not known vas theirs Thai is whv
m"S' - ,, o." bet'rr With hose Who
.hTn "s-'7e" $50 and be'la,N l. is
douh' 'ha' weakenS us.
No. ,ave j. no, bind. bv, powerfully
I'1p sni flr>eoinE. And 4 there were
Peck 'odsr NHo could squeeze r,2or
80 eyes If 'he aho,e VOID ne .,.snre
~ ne stme ho0H- with whoI he made
the. fairy queen love 'he boo- with the
ass head. Who knows bu- 'ta' No
would all ha heau'itu'. vo aouid hs
divine, Ne would De perfect
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They say love Is blind.
Why:
Because y seems no: % SEQ IN u re
petty ht:lr faults and faI.!ngs tIat are
pain 70 the cold eve of the world ne.
GAUGE i finds Us P"rfnt - q, least 81
perior and different" from the "-ii
nary human heinsS in rns world be.
cause II gloriies u.
And ys, in none ot these things j.
love blind on 'hr contrsrr. i = tho
keener sight of love. It's deepe- insight
that sees the good n IL which uve-.
shadows the rest love looks for hams.
not defects. ard in nothing = = rr4sr
that Seek and - shall find.
Some Of Us have been - fortunate
as to meet. here and there on our jour
neys, a few great souls who saw no
lad in arv ono-or,y the gooG 'aev
looked for the so-od and they f"urd u.
and they ssv 80 n:ch good 'har j. cb-
liberated the bad; -st thsv H"r' ro'
blind, indeed. they Ia. inspired ,.Sh' :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
DREAML4ND
ADVENTURES
The Pirates Jeirels
BY DADDY
CHAPTER II
Captain Black Eyes Crew

aplahi oasAN W WV
JEwELS Of all kinds filled the
y pirates cave. They giittered ana
sparkled in the mirrors that caught the
sunlight and threw the rays into al.
corners Of the great chamber. They
elbowed from shadowy pockets in the
wall. They hung in chandeliers from
the ceiling
The pirates who owned this cave
must have robbed lot Of snips TO
steal all these jewels, whispered Billy
70 Peggy and Filter Flash.
Indeed they did. If al the stories
about them are true" whispered the
fairy leader in answer And. accord
ing to ,hese same stories. they have
suffered heavy punishment al through
the years s.uce they robbed their .ast
ship. ,...
by beng shut up here with N:
jewels. was the startling answer o'
Flitter. Flash.
shut up here" asked Pegsy and
Billy IN the same breath. They looked
an1iously about the cave. peering
closely into The Shadowy holes. hu, no
sign Of a pirate could they see-lust
jewA's and Jewels and jewels.
That's me mystery about which am
going 20 tell YOU in my story 81 tae
pirates. whispered Filter. Flash.
Peggy and Billy were all ears. they
vprs 50 eager 70 hear the story. They
alighted on the gems that formed one
~ tho r,i--ors 50 taey could listen n
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Adventures Wifh a Purse

WHENEVER go away over the
w week End. il seems that my bag is
mostly filed with odds and ends. such as
brushes cold cream jars. nail polish.
stc Little things that do not take up
much room individually but collectively
do, So I'm always doing all that 7
car 20 cut down on the things carry.
vas delighted 20 find in one Of the
stores a rail buffer that folds and fits
into a small case. II will tuck into a
corner ~ the bag. or even slip into the
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Her Story Was Like Cinderella, 5, Only
She Didn't LiOe Happily Euer After
She Eloped With the Boy Next Door to Get Aoy From the
Drudeery of Her Home Like So Many Oldest Daughters

Twelve o'clock had struck once again
for this real Cinderella. and with he,
romance shattered. her hopes gone. her
happiness torn from her, she went bsrk
to her kitchen.
TT CAN never be the same. now.
i She may be resigned to her fate;
she may take up her routine again with
submission.
But there will always b. resentment.
and always the memory Of the time her
Prince came and rescued her.
And. even IL it is deep down in her
heart. there will also be the hope that
he will come again.
Scoffers say that she was too young
20 know love. and reformcrs say that
she was wrong to elope.
Sixteen is young To marry, but when
girl has been living the life Of
nature woman is il fair to drag her
away from marriage because she is Just
a little girl?
CAN she be blamed entirely for taking
~ the one opportunity she had for
getting out from under the burden Of
that responsibility. the yoke Of that re.
striction3.
Oh. how many Cinderellas there s~
who assume the charge Of the house and
the babies as soon as they have learned
TO pick UP the youngest and wash dishes
without breaking them.
How many girls there are who are
kept away from the boy and girl parties
and affairs that keep them normal and
natural and contented'
They need more sympathy than cor.
rection: they don't know about any.
thing but the hard work and the seclu.
sion that is forced upon them.
II thew make mistake. out Of the
depths OF their enforced ignorance. is il
their fault?
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Trix had been eI
planned. but she
s,ill did not un.
derstand what he
did TO terrify the
child. and she had
30 discover that.
Now that you
know the truth.
you will under
sta n a h O " |
feel. Miss Hen
derson said almost
plea d inEly. II
know what Bruce
has suffered. and
j realize what the
loss Of faith in
ell womanhood
has done for him.
Even you must
apnreriate haT
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% as Mother Says

Dear Cynthia am a girl o. sixteen
and like n boy very much. vnom |
met At party He lives on our street
ard Is tust a recent resident. nks
him and think ne liked me before
had a fuss with his sister. Now. 1
think ne Is peeved at, me. I was tar. tax.
ing 10 my mother and sisters the otner
Jav and said I would lik~to have my
bov friends call on me. Isn't tht' per
fectly proper? will be seventeen IN
February and IL that not old enolH d,
for A girl TO have her boy friends call
Please give me your advice. Goi nave
relped others. so please help ne !
also wrote him few letters. when ne
never even answered.
Please tell me what TO DO.
ANXIOUS.
Follow your mothers advice about
receiving boy friends al your nome
cynthia feels quite sure she Will allow
1t now you are nearly seventeen.
10 not write to the bov you speak OF
!, never does to seek after boy, Le,
any seeking come from him. ne
does not come to see you or speak 10
YOU let him 60.
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TN THE fairy tale, Cinderella wa

TN THE fairy tale, Cinderella was
1 safe when she found her prince.
Her life sf drudgery and dreariness
was over from that time. on she was
CAV princess. living life Of sunshine
and happiness without the restraint ot
her stepmother and her ugly sisters.
Rut a real Cinderella. the other day.
had only part Of this glad experience,
She found her prince-he was the
boy next door. 80,
Until he came she had had n dull.
drsb existence. getting all the meals.
taking care Of her mothers children.
keeping the house clean and finishing
day jus: in time TO get ready to start
another one.
Her family never allowed her to go
out very much. and so she had no
recreation.
All she knew was work. the. cease
less. dull grind Of duty; nothing to
look forward to but more of the same,
She brought up five babies. And she
was only fifteen. But then the Prince
the Boy Next Door-moved in. and the
ashen gray clouds OF her life parted to
let in the sunshine.
THAT was last August Just short
i time ago. they eloped. and thought
that the time had come for them 10 live
happily ever after.
Cinderella was taken away from her
ashes. her kitchen stove. her dishwater.
her mothers babies. the restraint anu
dreariness Of her home.
But though they thought they were
married their marriage was not legal
and they were arrested.
Then along came an ogre. in the form
Of Cinderella's father. who dragged her
back home again. and brought charges
oi abduction against the Boy Next
Door.
What an unhappy ending 10 the
story.
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seillra a LIBERTY eend

r, the Ediio- - V'crrsz Peg
Dear Madam-HavtaE received u'-cn
kind advice from you before. | an cor
ing again Where can ! sell Liberty
Bond az or near pa- value : am re-y
anxious 10 know as soon a. possible
4 DAILY READER
ANY hroke- o- hank vii be glad n
give you advice o: The hest Vay % Sc,
q Liberty Bond II ls me best Kind q
q bond 10 have SO yog need rot wo"- '
about It's market or value You car Ccl
almost its full value althoIg7. ot course
you will have 10 lose some
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
Her Party Was Successful

yoIhs Editor o. W5-- a. Pare
Dear Madam an Ns-e aEaI -.
advice and tharS YOU e. the adH.-e
you rendered a feT months ago abou'
q party I am glad 70 say the pat"
was a success thanks 10 ,oI
have heard velvet hats Will! - 7o-T
with organdie and volle dresses W!
you kindly state which w0L.d hA mo -
appropriate. a black hat or e white 20
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and sympathlZe with hlm.
Nancy shook her head. 'Sympathizs
with him when no has visited the sins
Il the mother on an innocsrr bahv like
Trix? No. cant even pity him.
You are hard. Nancy. because you
are young and have never suffered You
don't know anything abNl, ,o9a you
have your life all before YOU. and n a
way I'm not surprised 4: you- a':i.
tude''
And so Miss Henderson was Of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
4 " oman Swimmer

Ms Arthur Hamilton. the ,,-A
English swimmer. Is making this ya,s
another attempt to cross the Chsrnsr
6ut instead o. endeavoring TO get ;,
France she will start there and So
home. or as near as the circums.s7o..
will allow. .''''CeS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
Things You'll Lore TO Make

DAINTY FLOWER LUNCHEON
sET will add 10 the enjoyment ~ ar"
-,r,cheon. You can have a larga lunch
uIfh. or a small Centerplecs with maicH-
an doiiies and napkins. For the corner
& -xcrat.ons cut the basket part of col
7<d line and applique II TO the square Of
nan n has been hemstitchsd, prefer
~ by hand. EmbrOlder the flowers m
q red esnbrofdery silks also the handle
I X4ho lines on the BASKET II is well
~ 1ho doruinafing color OF the dec
s. ~ your dining room for the
tt, I||(he ba~tet af this DAINTY
(. x. ,..' &LuNCHEON q Sci. FLORA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
Getting Rid o. FreckIes

rs "a, Editor 80 W5--r- P15S.
Dear Nadam--How Goes a cersoT &C.
ND OF t-eckles' There VA an ad'e-'
tisement in raps- winch .os'
=
Lemon juice : ar excellent ~e12et"
for freckles Apriy ds,iy. ard b. using
cold cream ever r.Eht YOU wN s0ou
vhiten the skin. lotiC@ f0G~l r. a..
drug store NAY as" hep sr>-U ne
complexion and bleach IHs '-er}.es
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
BY MRS. VI. 4. WILSON

4 Ha"'' r''e-rsi
LIVERY h;'le Will" 7 receive an ap'
IL 7oa' from hors"wit' wh" has
an Invalid on her hands - CIV" nor
,o-,. roc;,os ,h,, .ha ra- use whom
-, oo-r,Ioscsr, She
preparing '''' '''
= Al 'oSs a. :" "nal :" give '"' '''
hence 'Ne apcca' ~ me-
tI,.,;,o,. Va, ,o-,s,, die, forms.
-, -. -.r:.L .,,rs;,,s q.
soups. Aroth' milk and egg sem,
baud moaning haf dquId IN! Eni
s,vd +o,5-.r,,sIIv III solid part =
..l,, -,,o -or,L,
H.l9- '' w.,
i'c1S ard 3uTdInss R"Str'' - ''e''
where certain foods are taboo: t0' par
49,, ,o,-ol.sco,, dor ard 'ha ,un
"a
a'e'.
Once he crisis : ras'. -h' patients
o,,-c. ,o- sneedv and fun recovery
3..,.+. ,r;rcira,lv rno7 ,ha pgrr.msn.
"~i'.'> !, "' -,
s'rI 10" MIN. ny "'T
craa'as, care should re tak"1 IN SH.''''
-, s~i n-enorjnr This food No mat.
g.. ,bo oror,v s.; - : care
'0 ''', -. ,,
sss'v - ,ndlf're1'ET pTe?aE"d. We pa
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'>..'.'' '""
7" ITit7oc - j. can be seen thar III. COOKING
p.ayS very important pfr, N I.I,,. NE a..
ia recovery % th" .na""nt ~ual,T
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'''- - "rl@I = S'o' N,Il.rr'
"l" diC' ana as ms .%rn,.E orcS -
=. ..''n, ''.5. .5e-e "; !. little JfFcI7,v n
- ~ ,-cr,r.r;on
W.. '''t ,r H.. ,....,
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t"-e''I'eS NOR .,-iIlss ., ~
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: raNSht C"n.I an. ''," ,s.,;o- rrona-a,
ing 5'm' n,;,.o Sr,rF ma ',,o,Ta- and = he +
4 - an alIra'''IT' hi", .on LorL m,o,
D., ,o-,inn ,.it%N Il he rauid diet TO sati.f
a. l''to,. -. ,Lis -eori-cr-cnt
;,,o-,.,, rcirts ~ ,-a,ar,r
-. T., .o,yaiescsnt's diet are scrupulou
J.,,r;nsss verv nrtie seasoning. daiu,
- ,,,-,,t;ve ssrvira You cannot us
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,ri,b ,-arLs in y. - vow WIS
49, 49,, ~ Lere a o,,,ck recovery
4. H. ',T VIVA e,.Iv Iirs,-ei forms e.
q ...-,E- fooIs are baked potatoes. horo
. H''' '' -,oota5 ,,rtcrs o-d ya'I
= - ,o-,sts-rI ~ breaI nydilrg
''A''
!, Bisque Clam and lapioca
. u..b o,e.ogor,e~ cyo ~ rNs
n5 co~sr v,,h bo,inr ue,c,
h -, ava I'D ,-e.orarfs- rrn,
, C, C>'.H " - sIor'r nr,;I &c rs7,oce
:. "n ,o,io, arI ,han adj
a. ana Ia.d -. s.,..s,.
u Gn' am '"'PP'' ''"' wv avn
n Drc r.p Of CREAM.
nro tco'poor Of nn''y "'T"Fd pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02

New toothbrushes are nearly always
very stiff. and IL ones gums are in.
clined to be the least bit sensitive The
new brush is far from pleasant to use.
and. too. there are some of US With
such sensitive gums that the stiff bris.
ties Of the toothbrush always irritats
and make the gums bleed There can he
had a rubber toothbrush which Is soft
and pliable and can be bent 10 any
at fifty cents. and will most certa!nl,
solve the problem Of sore gums.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
XXNNII

"Nancy. You Are Cruel.
NANCY' 5 eyes bad widened as Miss
IN Henderson told nor s.nrr. for much
Of Bruce Henderson attitude toward
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02

handbag without taking up very much
room. The buffer is priced 81 aud
chamois refills cost six cents each. For
the girl who frequently eats dinner
without going home from the Office one
Of these kept in desk drawer Is most
convenient.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
Her Boss Kissed Her

Her Boss Kissed Her
Dear Cynthia--I am coming to YOU
nEa.n for advice. Please tell me wa,
to DO as quickly as possible MY ooss
keeps asking me for a kiss ana ne ~
married and has a son older than ] am
and today he came In and said How ~ =
my little stenographer today ana
said fine. and ! had my back tIInel
he grabbed me and kissed me. wen.
cynthia. he took me 50 quick | dioh
know what to do. Now. Cynthia. lucK
seems 70 be the opposite wav from ne
any more so II you will tell me ~ha'
TO do / will appreciate II very much
BROKEN BLOSSOMS.
II your boss behaves in this way the
onlv thing for YOU TO do Is give UP
your position. You cannot condone ME-
conduct in any way
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
Please Tell Me
What to DO
"Dsn j." Writes
By CYNTHIA

"Dan j." writes
Dear Cynthia-Just a line to ltt
Third Mate Of Yankee Freisnter
know that strongly agree with nun.
Maybe II Second Mate wasn't a sap
head he would keep that kind OF tnlns
to himself. but we must MAKE alIo"
ances for his type.
took pan s" advice that time ana
took my girl % the dance In taN'. M
Poor Dan Il" must have sleeping SICK
ress We haven't heard rom MN !oi
a long time Dan d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02

Stockings over the knees in summer
are always very warm and uncon.
Portable. and yet il roll them below
the knees the top always gets bunchy
and is liable TO show every time I move.
One Of the shops is selling women's
socks with the new dropstitch. in black
and blue. The socks are long enough
10 reach just 10 the knee. are held So.
curely IN place By round garter. make
for comfort and coolness and do avsy
with the bunch that comes from rolling,
long stockings. And best Of all is the
price. forty eight cents.
For pames Of shops sdd--s> woman's Psss
Editor or Phone Wslnut 3onc or W,In Isoi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02

Tomoruw-Buls'ns Brows
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02
Chlchen Tapiora supreme

Chicken Rice Cusiard
Wash three tables DoonA Of rice ami