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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-15

Of the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety will be held at 2 o'clock also, and
at 4 o'clock pentecostal services will be
conducted for the twenty fifth consec :
utive year by the Rev. DIR. Charles NJ.
Boswell.
The board of examiners will meet
again In the evening in the Bethany
Temple, and at 3 o'clock the anniver-
sary of the conference claimants. en-
Wharton Church, with James Aylward
Develin in the chair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-15
NO REASON TO HURRY
n'sn Presence Of Policeman Was
Not Disturbing

INT, me mere fact that n policeman was
xstGhing John Sands while he was
S.ra S.sailng clothes from a yard at Thirty :
M,eath w" and Market streets did not an =.
SAIL III be through in minute" said
sands, when he saw Patrolman Sim"
miaston peering at him over a fence
"A bag which Sands, a Negro. car.
!,ta .p was searched and In il were two
SsaIckens' dozen eggs, a Mound ot
pies. ' Vi ou''er ana three
,,a;s ai;asvestiigaton showed the man had
w Ms'Eea g the home of Mrs. Pauline Good
to;iSh ~ south Thirty seventh street, before
ttalaing the ward. The provisions were
saU5. ssSeh from Mrs. Goods refrigerator
iStrate Harris. O' '"'' "' mag
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-15
Mayor Discounts EIiIs' Transfer

"It's news to me-" said Mayor
Moore today when asked about reports
that Colonel Thomas Biddle Ellis, as
sistant director of public safety, would
be transferred to the post Of assistant
purchasing agent. Director Cortclyou
and Colonel Ellis would not comment
on the reports. The office Of assistant
purchasing agent was made vacant by
the death of James +. Heron.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-15
Patrolman Freed Of CHARGE

Patrolman Bernard Montague. of the
Tenth and ButtonwoOd streets station,
arrested last week on the charge of
having attempted to hold up and rob
James Brennan in the vicinity Of
Twelfth and Vine streets, was dis
charged by Magistrate Carney yester-
day. Brennan at the hearing said Mon
tague had not drawn weapon or made
an attempt to rob him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-15
Bricklayer Hurt In Fall

Louis Dearden, bricklayer, fell
from a ladder in building operation
ut Tenth and Cal lowhill streets at 3 80
o'clock this morning. He was taken to
the Hahnemann Hospital in a serious
condition. He fell from the second .
story of the building to the basement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-15
SH[COULDN'T BUCK
INCOME TAX LINE.
..,sral Hundred Citizens, Too
tsasperuasd to Be Polite
Crowd Federal Building
REGULAR LAST DAY" RUSH
Several hundred citizens, n,.,,r r,orr;od

,..l ,;tizena
Several hunureu 'rarsnirinp worried.
Impatient, veneu, a. bva;ness and lust
oasperated', Ia.e lor ono of them.
olain "sore VERY J 90 Tho Eed.
They crowded cor. r.;ne e. enter their
tral Building tnis r nv, To was the last
income tax returns
All had money anu u,,hI,c dI wanted TO
Of the greates. a,,tod having to wait
pay Il over, pu. tese'''' "
ibr the opportun,;is.. ora sodote bu;lding
ing usu; ustn;i,, completely.
lost It's dignity eon'p'e.'
They Started Ears
Tho internal revenue Offices usually
Ian NJ o o'clock, but today saw them
p.Jv for business shortly afteH
is.e,ock and n crowd Of several hundred
Nsrsons waiting on the broad stairway
Tho iron gates to open. The majority
rsre men, who had evidently hoped to
lin IN on the way to work, but were
Sssnning to have visions OF noontime
One Young woman came in about y
o'clock. niftily dressed in Harding blue
and with chic little hat. She evidently
was late for WORK, out snc nuu nopcS.
They were rudely dashed whfn she saw
the llne anu l'"u a., I;i,n nrod;o,ro,.
meio m;I Coz, ,rL;pd thing. of
woula hu.c '"Iu Sit. canarn,ront ~
the onileu ' III, ~ 10
crowd ms alurI' c,oeh auu nis I e"
ployer' anu 'n''' n"'e '"he" "'' p'"'o l"
line. .- o.,.
Not SO tniS tnis young lauy ncross
the way. she paused one priet second
then advanced resoluteiy on the inside
of the line to the desk whlch she wlshed
to reach. =.
I'm IN dreadtul hurry, was her
sweetly voiced eSpianation. with an
accompanying apoiogetic smile to the
men at the head OF the line, and must
get to the office in ten minutes. I'll
just take second; you don't mind, do
yous"
Whether the members of the line
would have minded or not is a question,
but theirs was not the authority. A
,pote but very positive man at the desk
shook his head. and figuratiyely shut
bis eyes to her pleading smile.
'I'm sorry, but you really must get
In line. Everybody has the same show
here today" he said.
And EY,,I,,, Rotr...,
''' "''s i'e'Ies's
Baffied and angry, the attractive
young person, retreated, with some re.
marK anout uhaccommodatlng people
couldn't have 1t ut ALL Some of the
crowd laughed some, because of those
eyes ana the Saucy wave OF her hair,
v.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-25

for clients, recommended loans for
people to build homes, and pay off
mortgages. lie was accompanied by
Anderson II, Richly and Waiter b {.
Anderson Of Anderson and Terrell, Ap
praiscrs.
The City Federation OF Colorcd wo
mems club met Mt Evanston IL, on
Monday. They had n good meeting
and much business was accomplished
Mrs. Ellen Kinney, 3l42 Calumet
avenue, will soon visit relatives in
st. Louis, Mo-, Grccnvillc and Cen
tralia.
MIR. w. Il. Lyle o. the Lyle ana
sons and John w. Faulkner and many
other persons visited Mornan Parl
Sunday.
Rev. V. S. Cooper. who has been
visiting the city on business, has re-
turned to Arkansas.
Mrs. Mary Il. Foster Of the Sisters
of Bethany, who has been re.clcctsa
10 the office has many good plans to
carry out this year.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-25
CHICAGO NOTES

Rev. II. l.. Scott, Grant Chapel, Rev,
S. l.. Bert, Bethel, Rev. II. &c. Stew
art, Quinn Chapel and Rev. r. e. VIII
son, Ebenezer A. M. d. Church, Evan
ston was at the WiIberforce commence
ment exercises.
Mr.. John A. Yeatma4i is now resid-
ing at G205 Loomis Boulevard Engle-
wood.
Miss Johnel1a Marie Frazer and
Miss Felicia D. Anderson visited in
the city several days. Miss Frazer
was the guest of her parents and Miss
Anderson visited Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Of 522 Bryant avenue. While here
they were shown the city by M. r..
Bailey president Of the Alumni Asso-
citation Of the V. N. and 7. T. ), Peter S
murg, Va, were they are teachers.
Miss Lou Ella Young. 1856 Giles
avenue is toring Southern Illinois
in interest Of the Household, of Ruth
of tho Grand United Order of Odd
Fellows Of which she is head officer.
Miss Aemlia M. Kceb,e stenograph
er for the Bailey Realty Co., 1898
State street is improving at her resi-
dence 4415 Dearbora street.
M. II. Bailey OF the Bailey Realty
Co., has been visiting many suburbs
this week. While there no closed deals
.,' -n.-. szsssszaaQ
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-25
OH MY STOMACH.

Il had stomach trouble so badly
That nothing l ate would digest as i
should" said. Sadie &c. Hamilton,
portland, Me. as she began a remark
able story of the relief she has SC
cured from Argo Phosphate, the new
reconstructivc, stomach tonic and
system purifier.
Everything that l ate would lie
In my stomach like a lump" she
explained. 'Gas would form md
would suffer distrdSs all the time
| got so I could hardly keep anything
down. Trying to get relief, | had my
stomach pumped out, but even this
did not help me as | continued lust
as bad.
! kept hearing so much about Argo
Phosphate that / thought maybe it
might help me and l decided to try
1t. have taken two bottles and to
my surprise l am already feeling
iinc. can eat anything and I am
not troubled at all.
II am completely rid OF my old
stomach trouble that had for three
years. / have not felt so we'll for
years and 1 am certainly glad to
endorse Argo Phosphate because I
want others to be helped by this
wonderful medicine.
"The spirit Of wanting to help
others is what makes suffering men
and women give these splendid public
endorsements Of Argo Phosphate,
said q local druggist.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-25
REMOVAL NOTICE.

by this medium we wish to thank
our friends OF Church Hill and vacini.
~ for their cooperation and patronage
during our operation In their COM
munity.
On and after June the first We
snail be located at 221 East Clay St..
where we will be glad to meet our old
lilends and new ones and try to
please you by our up-to-date service.
BOWLES AND SHACKELFORB
Pharma eists.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-25
BEAUTY AIDS FOR DARK
COMPLENIONS.
HOW ART IMPROVES UPON
NATURE.

INV AItl lMIltDNLS UPON
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-25
FlRGlNlA-ln Hastings Court Part
IL City of Richmond, May IS, 1921.

FliRG1NIA-In Hastings Court Part
IL City Of Richmond, May IS, 1921.
MAuDE LEWIS, .... Complainant
ARTHUR i. LEWIS .....Defendant
The object OF this suit Is to obtain
for the Complainant a divorce from
the bonds Of matrimony from the de.
iendant upon the grounds of desert,
ion and abandonment for more than
three years prior to tho commence
ment Of this suit.
Ands an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Arthu,
Lindsey Lewis is not a resident Of the
State Of Virginia and that diligence
has been used to ascertain in What
County Or Corporation he Is without
effect, 1t is ordered that hs do appear
here within ten days ester the due
publication Of this order and do what
Is necessary to protect his interest In
this suit.
A Copy:
Teste: w. e. DU VAL, Clerk.
G. Mimms, p. q. l.;H
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-25
DO YOU KNOW THEM?

Philadelphia, Pa, May 31.-A man
named Louis Saunders died in Spen-
ser Port, New York about eight years
ago. 1t is supposed he came original
ly from tho neighborhood Of Rich
mond, Va. He loft valuable property
wht'h Is ready for distribution to his
heirs. 1t is thought he lived in New
YORK under an. assumed name.
(REV:) L. G. JORDAN.
701 S. 10th Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.
Richmond. Va Juno Il

Richmond, Va, June II, 1927.
This is to certify that I have TO.
oeived from John Mitchell, Jr, Grand
Chancellor Of the Grand Lodge of Va.
knights Of Pythias. N. A.; 8. A.; e. ;
A. and A ($150.e0) One hundred ami
fifty dollars in payment Of the death
claim of Brother Matthew Frazier
who was member Of Myrtle Lodge
mo. ~ OF Richmond, Va. Signed
ANNIE FRAZIER,
Bcneficia1 y
Witnesses:
COLLIDE Il. ANDERSON.
GEO. l.. BRANCH, y. d.
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BOykinS, Va. Ian II

Boykins, Va, Jan. II, 1921
This is to ccrtif What have re-
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Chancellor OF the Grand Lodge OF Va.
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claim of Brother William Barmer,
who was momber OF Light Of Shiloh
Lodge. No. 1872 of Boyl1ins, Va.
..- Signed:
ROSA BARRIER.
Beneficiary.
Witnesses:
HAYWOOD RUSSELL,
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ID. w. WHITFIELD, d. d. G. C.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-25

ARNETrA e. HOMES .Plaintiff
agains' In Chancery
CHARLES w. HOLMES. .Defendan,
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce from the bond
Of matrimony by the plain.
tiff from tho defendant on the ground
natural impotency of tho body exist
ig at the time of marriage.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Cherles
VIII. ma Holmes is not n resident of
the State of Virginia It is ordered
that he appear here within ter DAYS
after the due publication OF this or.
der and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
A CoDy:
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FLOOD OPPOSES RESOLUTION

Representative Garrett, Tennessee :.
the acting Democratic leader. RenrS
sentative Connally, Democrat Tcxn{
ana Mr. Flood made tho nrincinoi
speeches. against the resolution. nj
declaring that the chief argument IN
support OF its adoption was that II
would pave the way for greater troda
with Germany?
FAILURE of the Senate to accent tho
House substitute will send the whole
question of peace to conference. Most
OF the Republican speakers declared
congress oughtnot to repeal the war
aeciaration itself, holding it wou,d
De regarded as a reputation Of the
war but Democrats reminded Their,
mat a Republican House twice had
pissed a peace resolution with thai
provision.
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VUHGlNIA--In the Law and Equity
Court of the City Of Rihcmond the
10Th day OF March 1921.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
SIINKEN TREASURE.

SCHEME for raising and relocating the Lusitanla has
N been concocted by some promoters. They are sen-
ing stock in their extremely ambitious venture
BY the sea-law Of salvage il you could raise the Lus
tania from its grave It and al its cargo would be
long 10 you.
In the next few years. and for centuries therein be
many such schemes for raising ships torpedoed during
the war.
lot OF the cargoes be recovered by divers working
out OF submarines according to Simon Lake marine in
yentor
Possibly some Of the sunken treasure will be nshed up.
Buried especially pirates goldhas Della
wareans know romantic gamor that has made it OF
the leading lures for centuries.
The clock strikes but there teasure-seekng
ships cruising around Jamaica Florida in South
lean waters.
While these expeditions successful about often
century plant blooms there authenticated cases
OF adventIrers recovering treasure-trove.
And Of the most notable Captain Phips. who IL.
1896 sailed from England 10 Port Ia Plata and using
native divers, brought up hrtytwo tons OF silver from
sunken Spanish gaeon.
Buried in the deep harbor OF vigo a treasure feet
in f7e by Sir George Rook one Of the English sea
captains who wrecked Spain the worlds leading
power This treasure fleet carried siIOOOOOOO tribute
from Peruvian and Mexican mines That's the greatest
treasure-rove the globe Many have tried to fish 1t
lup. All have failed
History has played strange tricks the pirates.
Captain Kidd undoubtedly buried many chests Of
plumber and time other every one Of us has
dreamed OF finding them.
Yet Captain Kidd was not outthroat who made mis-
victims walk the plank. He was rather tame, third
rate pirate finally hanged for smashing the skull OF his
head gunner with a wooden bucket
Like many great characters in history he became IA
nous by having good press agents after his death.
/ Where you nnd buried treasurer
AS Tom Sawyer said TO Huckleberry Finn "Is hid in
mighty particular places Huok sometimes on islands
sometimes in rotten chests under the limb Of an oil
dead tree, just where the shadow falls at midnigt but
mostly under the floors in ha'nted houses"
We don't know whether small-town boys stlH DIG for
buried gold, but il they don't they're missing lot Of
fun Certainly It was the supreme boyhood thrill o.
nearly every American nearing middle age
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
YOUNG WORKERS NEED HEALTH PROTECTION.

<CuiILDGEN including those In Delaware who go TO
~ work between IA and dS years Of age need specla
protection II they are TO reach manhood and womanhood
with good health and welldeveloped bodies The United
states Department OF Labor through the Chdrens Bu-
reau has Just issued report called physical Standards
for Working Childen," in which committee OF eleven
physicians appointed by the Chdren's Bureau, explains
how the health Of children at work may be protected
An effective means Of protection lies in the adoption OF
physical standards which all children entering Industry
are required by to meet Eighteen states now have
law recurring children to be examined before going 10
work These states Alabama, Arizona, California.
Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky Mary
land Massachusetts,, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New
jersey New York. Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island and
West Virginia.
The most comprehensive Of these requires that
child shah be Of normal development for his age in sound
health and physically Mt for the occupation which he is
about enter. But unless examining physicians nave
definite standards by which TO test development and
sound health underdeveoped and physically defective
children are likely TO 30 TO work early TO their own
serious disadvantage in spite Of excellent laws intended
for their protection The committee, therefore, has un-
dertaken 10 define what constitutes normal development
and sound health for children applying for working
papers.
The report OF the committee contains minimum stand
ards OF height and weight for specified ages based the
most trustworthy experience and presentday practice
1t lists defects for which children should be refused
certificates remedabe defects for which they should be
refused certificates pending correction and conditions re-
quring supervision under which provisional certificates
for periods Of three months may be issued The points
which examining physicians should cover II adequate
protection is TO be given the working child are given IN
detail in the report which also contains record blank
for the use OF physicians In making these examinations
Periodical examinations for children after they have
gone to work recommended by the committee as a
still further means Of protection. As yet state has
taken this STEP though exceptionally good opportun
ity putting into effect adequate of health
supervision, says the report is furnished by the COM
pusory continuation-school laws in force in
twenty-five states.
Evening journal., 1921-07-11
The Bogus Bonus Bill
CFrom the New York Herald)

To the veterans OF the war who
served their country so faithfully,
fought so gallantly and altogether
conducted themselves to the enhanc-
ed glory of the Stars and Stripes The
New York Herald wishes to say that
none would rejoice more than II to
see our valiant soldiers receive an
adequate reward, il such were pos
sible. through a money payment,
through some other preferment or in
any way that would make the reward
measure up to the splendid service
they performed. But no reward
could thus measure up.
To the Congress Of the United
States The New York Herald wishes
to say that the bonus bill. or So
called adjusted compensation meas
ure, now before the Senate is the
most reprehensible piece OF decep-
, tive. hypocritical legislation 1t would
be possible to foist on the veterans
OF the war. Dressed up as it is the
hill is calculated to make the former
service men believe they are going
to receive a clean and clear payment
for having performed their duty.
But they are going to receive moth
ing OF the sort .
on June 7 last The New York
Herald recorded its belief that III
| the war veterans and the public at
large fully understood the fanacies
OF a bonus raid on the Treasury,
which would increase the national
debt. run up taxes for the next quar-
| ter century or more, increase the
cost Of living, further depress the
price OF Liberty bonds. and invite
general national hardship. they
would not for a moment think of
sanctioning it,
We have now the letter OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury submit
ting to the Senate his opinions OF
what the bonus bill would mean to
the country. He confirms everything
that was said by this newspaper on
June and shows that with the
adoption OF the bonus bill all hope
for Government economy. lower
taxes, easier living conditions for the
whole people and a settled state OF
Government finance would disappear
In its place would have 10 come ad-
dftional taxes on top OF those al
ready collected, more imitation OF the
currency. renewed Government bor-
rowing and the grave danger OF wide
| spread economic disturbance.
In all sincerity nobody can doubt
that n this bonus bill causes only
half the evils cited by the Secretary
of the Treasury the public will have
paid vastly more in higher living
costs, in decreased production and
business depression, in unemploy.
ment suffering. than II would be able
20 transfer over TO the soldiers in the
payments provided by the bill.
A paltry $500 or $500 apiece will
rot enable the soldiers themselves I,
escape the effects Of these hardships
and they would find that the bonu
OF adjusted compensation was moth
ing but sleeping powder admins
tered to quiet them. which after
brief interval would leave then
worse OF than before.