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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02

Mary Niles Mater Eaei0 en- Shire
yepet,. Ind. el iriMero de alsii &c
fsil. c;.ica ailas Sesp,ses tteb,il6 en- 81
teatro ron Mt Goodwin. on Cameo
Kir6y 'iesde cAtoIises dedic6 sn
vida al tcairo: Sunea asisti6 a una
eScnel:. .3crn iccibia 81, etlucaei6a per
medic tie ilaestros privadOs.
Despu6s de su debut en- Cameo Kir
by. Ia seilorita Minter trahaj6 con
Dnstin Farnnln. en- '.Isl EspoSO dc una
India. asi como tainhien con Robert
Hifliard. Mrs. Fiske Y Madame Ber-
tina Kalich.
Tn eMremis basad0 en- la guerra
civil, en- cl cilai t0mb parte Ia seiiO-
rita Min.cr, en- una .ecmpaiifa de va
riedades, obtuvo fanta popul;rridad
que mas tarde fi,e arreglado ua dra-
ma Y la actriz infantil fu6 cOntrata-
da para desempefiars su papel origi-
nal Ell tft,NO de esta obra era Ia
Diminnta Rebelde,, nno de los dra-
mas guerreros mas sensaciOnalcs de
aquella 6poea. donde tomaron parte
los hefmanos Dustin William Far
nun.
Despuss de ,tcrminar sil contrata
con los hermanos Farnlim, la seiiOrita
Minter formd su companfa prOpia, e
lizo una tourne por ell pals represen-.
tor,da sI . n;y,;,,,,fo nohalda.s ~, Jos
prineipales ciudades. En- Chicago,
mientras representaba en- este drama,
Ia actriz infantil Sc cambi0 SUI verda-'
der0 nombre, Juliet Shelby, que has
tn Ia fecha habfa usadO, debid0 que
Ia COmisi0n de Labor Infantil pr0hi-
hfa que una persona menor de die
ciseis ailos pudiera aparecer en- 10 es-
coma en- les teatros de aquella ciudad,
por 10 tanto Juliet Shelby adOpt6
ell n0mbre de su difunta prima Mary
Miles Minter, que hubiera cOntadO
dieciseis aiios 81 hubiese viyido.
Durante su tourne en- ell drama la
Diminuta Rebelde', el cinemat6grafo
sc habfa desarrollado va bastante Y
Mary Miles Minter no pudiendo re-
sistir sas deseOs de aparecer en- Ia
pantalla cinematografica. acept6 una
Oferta de la FrOhman Amusement
Corpora ion, para trabajar en- "Hada
v Huereana" Luego hizO seis pelfcu-
las para la Metro, entire elias ...Siem-
pre- en- el Medic, pasalldo mas tardef
a la American, donde Obtuvo grandes.
triunfos en- Barbara Frietchie'' La
senorita Minter recibfa I'M salario fa-
buloso, ell mas alto que sc pagaba en-
aauel tempo. a una actriz infantii.
Las peliculas que ella hizo para In
Ame4iean, son muy. numerosas. para
poder enumerarlas. Las que mas re-
cOrdamos, por sns ai6ritos, sen: ..El
Encant0 de la Juyentud", "Fe", "Un0
o. dos Sueiios de Antafo., Anita, !,
.'Carfdad Castillo e "Ivonne la Pa
risiense.
Aunque aiin es menor de edad. Ma
ry Miles Minter ma sitlo estrella cine
matografica, tfesde haee einco afies,
y no solo ha desempe1adQ papeles in
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02

amos despues'' Sc les We con In misma
ropa, Dtro caSo cur.OSu: rn una per
sei-,Iei6n. TN homhre Sc arroja al aqua
NADIA lHt lilo k!RjmetrO Y sale Ga la
"a lla 0pneSta. :C6mG? Prrfectamenie
St4o. COMO I'M patio. Ia mnlonario es-
ii ei sll drsilachni de Nueva York.
i.ueg,.. "a Pari>. rH nna habitacion
; de !fUtei: las s.,s ialitacones son
id3ntica.;. ~ que dccis de eslS pali-
cr:las hii,iicas en- qne los LehreIS Y
las ll,brtas que adoran II Jchova. lle-
van en- los bra2Gs las cicatiiceS de la
vacnna ?...
Ora coSa curiO>a. III aniom0vil dc
alquiler So Getienr; baia el msajero.
Nunca paga. FL chaffeur ideal dc las
ppllculOs, nunca cobra tamp0co....
Melton Gonzalez. hr.mOrista eSpa-
mol. IlamadO tamDitn Pablo Parella-
da', ha hechO sobre las ridiculeces
del teatro, observacioneS mas agudas.
COntaremos algunas, ya que nos SUI
ministra para c 10 Ia OCCASION, 10 que
dice el DAILY Mail: Una de las CO.
Sas sorprendentes Ell el teatro, es es-
ia: el mar tiene' un nivel mas alto
que la TERRA. Y tOdOs los que desem-
barcan neceSitan una escalerita para
descender, como Sc We ell Marina"
Otra observation: cuando los aman
ties Sc abraZan Ell un bosque, la luna
dCbe tlltrarse p0r una ciarab0ya. pueS
siempre cae sobre Ia pareja como la
prOyecci0n retlOnda de I'M fOcO, perO
no es una proyecci6n fila, sino muy
mOrediZa. EXplicacion: un focO es
efectiyamente v no la luna; ln ira
mOyista tiene 81 encarg0 de Daiiar
cOnStantemente Ia pareja. con aque-
la claridad. Per0 sucede que los
amanteS, empujades p0r los arreba-
toS de In passion, So uneven con mas
ligereza lie In c0nvenipnte. el p6bli-
co Obserra que la luz de In luna f5esa
muchOs mas trabaj0s para pOder Sc
guirlos.
La mnerte en- el tcatrO especial
i mente en- liz opera, siempre va acOm-
paAatla de eStas tres cosaS, ind:spen-
sableS: corO entire baStido:eS. campa-
! mas 6lgano. Ei baio no puatle ser
mas que SacerdOte antigua. NiStc tt1-
Mica de estameiia. cslza sanaaliaS Y
tie SllS carpillos c;tt bai'l,aS copioSfsi-
mas. cualdo no canta. cruZa les bra
20S pOr debaio de las barbas ponien-
dOlOS muy altos. SObre el pechu. V mi
IA de iado. colerico. CuandO canta,
debe alargar alternarivamente va una
! manO. va la Otra. como para Yer 81
| llueve. Entire el baritone Y Ell tenor
hay siempre un contiict0 en que el
tenor SAGA la pe0r parte. En- cambio
el baritone es NAL vistc por ell piibli-
; co. porque deesmpena ell papel lie vi
llano. La tiple. sobre la cual tambi6n
peSa un destino adverse, Sc desata IA
talmente los cahellOs, ell el tiltimo
acto, Y sc arrastia un buen ratio por
los suel0s, antes de morir. Dice Pa
bio Parellada, qre el lie TOGO yer
una vez, una "Caballerfa Rusticana'
en- que Ia soprano dramdtica Sc di6
mas de cuarenta lalegadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
Ell Cid

Sonante a hierros, en- la edad arcana,
copi6 SUI sombra la arida llanura,
simbolo de la indomita bravura
" la lealtad heroica Y castellana.
Nj le abati0 la mano soberana
nj ell destierro domo su anima dura,
v el fantasma de SUI cabalgadura
la media-luna uncio la cruz cristiana.
MILO Cid: fue tn tiZona la que un dia
al reino donde el sol no Sc ponia,
con su arrojo invencible, gano plaza.
TIL valor ancestral di6 la victoria,
ique en- ii alunbran las luces de la
(Historia
toda ell alma guerrero de Ia Raza!
III
Santa Teresa
Sol. Aridcz. La fiebre quema cl suelo.
La ransazon-e escueta--se levanta,
sedienta lie frescor, y un ave canta,
sombreando la frescura de su vuelo.
Esclava del cileio y del flagelo,
Teresa, ALI, la carne Sc quebranta,
mientras sus ojos misticos de santa
inmoviliza, el extasis del cielo.
Ella es el vase donde Sc resume
todo ardor donde acendra su perfume
la roja fe que en- nuestras almas bri-
(lla. :.
Mistico fuego que su vida mana:
iarido cual la estepa castellana
~ ardiente, como el cielo de Castillal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
So TI4IE A EUROPA.

La gran Illusion que desde nina ali
mentaba Mary Miles AIfnter, de un
viaje de recreo a Europa, ACADIA de
ser satisfecha. Mary ha venido apa-
reciendo ante el pGblico desde la edad
de cinco aflos. naturalmente, una
vez que el piblicO reclama cOnstante-
6sta el ausentarse aun cuandO sea pOr
eOrto tempo. La pequefia estreila de
In Realart Sc habfa prometidO 81
misma ell visitar Europa antes de
cnmplir los yeinte ailOs. de suerte que
ahora, a los diez Y nueve. persuadi6
su director para que anticipase la
production de tres pelfculas, iunto
con SUI madre Y sur hermana Marga-
rita EMBARGO en- el vapor OLYMPIC, en-
de JUNO.
Mary hiZo muy elabOrados planes
para sll viaje. En- primer lugar inten-
ia viajar por aeroplano de Londres a
Paris. donde permanecera algGn ITEM
pO adquiriendo los trajes mas chic Y
los estilos mas modernos para uso en-
sus futuras producciones Realart. vi
sitara luego algunas de las ciutiades
pequehas de Francia, los campos de
batalla,. B6lgica. Suiza. Italia v el
Sur de Francia, demorandose algGn
tempo en- la Riviera, Ell Mia Y Mon
! tie Carlo.
La carrera teatral y cinematogrd-
flea de Miss Minter. no ha afectado
EN- 10 mas mfnimo los entusiasmOs de
la artista, quien Sc mllestra tan feliz
y contenta con su viaje como cual-
quiera otra joyen de su misma edad,
10 estarfa ante IA perspectiva de su
primer yiaje al extranjero.
Las tres pelfculas que termin6 an.
tes de su viaje, Sc titulan: 'The Ii.
title Clown "Don't Call Me Little
Girl Moonlight ami Honeymoon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
Ell POEMA DE LA RAZA
Por Gustavo Sanchez Galarraea

A Antonio Rey Soto: siInbO-
10 de la Raza, de inspirada sa-
biduria y exaltaci6n generosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
Cervantes

Cervantes
Cuando en- contra del Turco peleaba
mancole un golpe de la artilleria,.
que con ell otro brazo que tenia
para asombrar al mundo lie bastaba.
Mientras al Loco exeelso modelaba,
junto al buen escudero que reia,
su exaltacion la Raza lie infundia,
y el, a su soplo enervador, sonaba.
Sohaba al paladin que, en- cada hazaiia,
glosa la heroica exaltacion de Espaiia,
hasta que derrotado Sc desploma...
iAsi volcando, con su Gnica mano,
la locura del Genio castellano
EN- el vase glorioso de SUI idioma!. :.
vi
EnviO la Raza
Madre de todo belico portento,
extatica y al par conquistadora,
con el Cid, lucha, con Teresa, ora,
v, con Cervantes, graba el pensamien-
Ito.
Roba tintes v luz al firmamento,
con Velazquez, y el lienzo Sc colora,
y con arrojo de descubridora,
arostra, con Cortes, la mar Y el vien-
(to!.
Invicta Raza, mistica v guerrero,
sofadora, arrojada, aventurera;
te dio el valor la audacia de su vuelo
y Ell GeniO te infundi6 su ardor fecun-
| (do:
por tu enico valor fue tuyo el mundo,
y con tn fe ancestral, ganaste el cielol
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02

Herman COrtes
Tras el barco del viejo aventurero,
hendi6 la mar, con la arrogancia suma,
con que irguio ante el fastuoso Mocte-
(zuma
los dos brazos del mistico madero.
Contra su propia gente, altivo y fierO,
! iesgrimio su valor, que NADIA abrunna,
" midio con las garras de la puma
sus fuertes garras de leon ibero.
| FL encarno ell arrojo castellano,
ell que un mundo arranco del Oceano
entire un trueno de espumas desgarra-
(das;
! y al que, tras la immortal metam6rfo-
lie dieron roja duz de apoteosis isis,
las llamas de sus naves incendiadas.
! Nv
| Velazquez
Ell numen de la clara Andalucia
su numen mortal la Raza empalma,
cuando, traves de su figura, ell alma
del hombre, su pincel reproducia.
u
Asi volco su grave fantasia
en- lienzos llenos de esplendor Y calma,
que hoy la gloria corona con la palma
que para ell Genio en- sus jardines cria.'
De sus manos creadoras y divinas,
hilanderas, borrachos y meninas,
dispersaronse en- coro errabundo.
tx ante el Orbe, aquel orbe de quime-
la Raza sustento,, ,como 81 fuera ira,
un mundo nuevo que le daba al mundol
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-02
Velazquez

Ell numen de la clara Andalucia
a su numen mortal la Raza empalma,
Icuando, traves de su figura, el alma
del hombre, su pincel reproducia.
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Bonus Not ybpstriotie

TO ,As Editor o. ,hs Eres5e P1sItc Ledger:
s!r--In rers I'd to the letter b. ". l..
Giant. I must say tha, hts frntio'en's saver
much OF the tssch!nss Of Christ. and re Is
Go - highly commended o1t We IRE not al
af that turn Of rn!n6.
He says tire bonus sNouh ~ SrbV~nsd u1o1
az unpatriot!e. We'll. carrying Those sheor'-n
10 their logical conclusion. should rot pen.
sions nov being Paid 20 yrternnS, man" or
whom ere not disabled. b., also fr"H.ned
upon3 And ROW atou. tho bonuses pad to
government emp,otrs and 'mknusaciurlns
concerns during ana after ths war;
Thrn aSa,n. II money puts a pric. On
eltr!oti.yn, all eT-servies rneh should rotu-n
20 Oncie Sara the s3a per month which they
IsosiNed. tThs par in this Instance staaGa
fer ysrnars) As regards those !ncHpAe'-
'sted for WORT. that ,s where tho war T!Sh
insnrancs comes In.
A. Mr.. Grant knows, every man in serT'ce
raid Insurance. and re also knows that upon
tNe!r discSsr re tho great u'a3ority droored
Il, thereby i.svinE millions OF dollar, Win
the government. which would heIp 20 nA'
r!sd IN without arms or ;ess before he re-
,eives any consideration. ! might add the
reason ire men dropped ths Insurance was
tsc,us, o. the unre!!aois wa" In which u
vas handled.
Could an Insurance company Sc. AVA
With ~ whh: the majority OF e<.seTTfco
rush want 10 bonus fo= serc man hnd
woman who servsd during the war and also
Justice done TO ths disabled. In ac:oTtaTce
With IN. pspsrs they s.Tn.d ~nth the Cai:ed
states oevsrnm.I. I: is rot ua2atr'o"c;
IL /, !ust. GRsAsEeALL.
PhIlAae!pNls T"ehru. =. "a 1891.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Solver Problem

70 the Ed,ior o. che Ersrisc PuSko LEDGE:
sir--In snrrer 20 the dispute OF 4 and u.
partners. must say that had experience
In O. similar csp, which placed ne In u
elsa erseab,e costSon through tho narrow
7 .ss OF ny partner.
II A. puts in one-third and II two-th!rd-
totaiinx Up so tho sum of si2.ooo. then A
is entitled 70 one-thlrd ana d 70 two-thirds
Of the total value OF tho thrce houses; con-
ssousntly. A ests $4,000 and B rets $4,000.
II the value of B's houses would have Ose0
two-thirds higher than "A house. then \
and . would have shared by asreernen.
their respective one-third and two-thlrds
p.rcsntsge on the third house: but a. rs
house was only Of the sams vsiue as As
house II would ba unfair "a u 90 sivo 4
on.-third OF the sale Of the third house.
4. II.
Yves. Phlisaeiphls Februsr" ?. 1921.
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Letters TO the Editor
csrsle.,n.ss In Film Selection
Ts tA. ssror ., ths Ere-iso rssac Lcsp,-

Ts tAs EDITOR ., ths Ereriso TasHc Lce1s-;
sir--ors OF Your eorrsapond.n;s resentis'
spoke OF the question OF movie .csneaTship
90 one that Is ever vita US 40 Niy igind.
u Is one that 10 never Ttth w. save for
those occa.ions--not rars howadaSS---whsn
q small boy kills h'nscit ''i.ntstrE a
msvis," the puoiic sllows the question tn
lapse Into 'innccuous desus,pici tSat, at
least, Is rny Impression. =. - '
write o. Inquire Mr. Editor. II u q
NOT . fac, that sircs ting emf lresd -ssisnA.
ton Of NJ. obcrho'tzer and In sp!.e OF the
set OF rules supposed 10, censor Aims, our
ysuns peopie are daily Athrong.ng 20 see
niGy.es that depict marital, eYarrr!s scsnos
Of rspe, arson. theft and HiIv,'err. "'hiic. in
The mes sn,lre. tho publl,' Is excluded from
'hs projection r,oms, 50 that they cNnno;
tell without mspinv the rSnhds Of the trov;e
thss,rss. ~hht hims are being shown.
The teachers select VITA The creates: care
the BOOKS the children read IN school and
the minute :hs schoo, tS0r II closed they
Eock 10 see movies which depict ersrr phase
Of degraded life, -"
Apparently. the CenSorsnp 10 growing
ssetsr ard Stacker. ana VII corshuo 10 do
90 until The projection rooms are ,oren aud q
Lalslin published, as fsr7asriy, telhrx q: ire
vorf Of tns board. THIS bs,i.ve II sonlr-
s!snt 10 saying until Ne. ooerhott2er 10 re-
ihssled." -,
WIN tai, ,, don. or. 10 Philadelphia
ssespt EDiTTf HALL poHAS
Phiiad.,phis. February j 1891.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21

and the others, pay their Bills and be =
regular easy mark. what Is the opinion
OF our soldlcrs who have come into contact
with conHnentsi opinions ot our eountr1'
about II" What say the Liberty bond
'hodcrs"
Trs AL nlco for some stnooth-tonsusd
forsscsr to greet Us with soft soap, but
get down TO the puse Of any Europesn ma.
t!cr. Would they os much as thank u- II
He 'vtrs to cancel the loans? They would
no dsuo; think We id not have nerve enough
TO collect Il.
'rhe Irish are making SONS fuss sn,u,
our stepping in the frying pan; but DO they
forget their wRr record and how they treat
I'd our saliors1 There II more than freedom
bohind the irish question. rot they want
TO pui, Us IN. what's III" matter with all
these sympatnizcrs going over and helping
out"r II their love Is 80 great for lrNisnd,
rhy Toi' We have caoush troI6c TO AT.
iOnd to. and inost OF us are not Irish. As
far ss right and wrong 80. no ons doubts
England can use the fnusaie to perfection,
rrd 10th sides have their faults Eirht
r~re IN tNe Cnitsd States tho coal kings arc
putting Il all over us: rent p-onteers are
the same: trGdos unions are as bad mud Ts
arc really in moro trouble than Ireland eve
VIII have Tho only thing about X u
'ur trouble IL hushed Up and s!dttrReNed'
While European troue's Is given IN" spo''
light ..
L.: az. the good blue-iar sdvocst.s g"s
together and war on powder. shot. poison
gas and all dcath-deailax implements to,-
.ow the teachings OF Mos', and Christ and
Ehop' men that they arc rally Christian ~
practice. Let rs have more brotherly low
- the church and less Tnoacy gathering
Money viii nSt ouv our way into heaven
Il must b. BY tho fruits OF our living.
So man" ntn depend on the!r money 70
get there shat II takes millions 10 keep
Their churches going. Batter ge: wise ana
act down 10 ssrt,r and spend this none" 20
!it ,he p-rr and -:St. and let Us ess.i'
r,sht st horne and uss the methods OF the
Salvation Amy, which helps e"-ry one.
rnd Is tns oa'y re,ir Gus organization tha'
regards MI ak, ESDE kHOE.
Fhcsds.ph,s. Fcoru,ry g. 1921.
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Seat Dumping Nulsanee

70 ,Go tftGOS ~ she f. rSG p PIb'lr L,T5pr,
s!r--Noi :ntrequehGy : have Eat!sed that
acre and there In theatres OF h'rGy seating
arrangements that rev and then a thing.
or something verse III get Behind another
ana persist In humping the back or tire
"ha'r so that s'.ch humping f>eps time with
every song chat comes From the stage
On ons occasion rh'H The victrn y: such
EgTre rernons'rF'ee re s'p-w hack o. MIN
had the uer"O 10 sa" he'd have him pvt
out % tbs place. and probably ha 7on'd
nave. for most OF ths owners = such p.ac-s
"uR hand IN hand "'!:h th!S .yps 90 Sslior
II seems 20 NE an outrage 'vN.G you 20 INTO
place ot amusement ard purchase q c.
tsin s~S: from which ;'OI .r- rot n-!yl.
Iekrd 90 move. that some one, erHsr IT, Prom,
ar back Gr 81 tho side OF yoY. who has not
sons there villa an: sariors purpose 4. A.
low 56 - ann row either with spch acton
az referred 20 SSo"s o. y" speaking
loud or In other wsvs annoying patrons wNe
h."e como 20 snje" tho performance.
y. =. D.
rhI!Ade. .ph!A. TeoruAr,' 1897
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From nBohsmIsn Girl"

To the Sditcr o, tie Evsainp Public Ledger!
~. ,NIy t,afh-
iish tho o,d .n,s nTn.n you.ii Rsm,mber
M,"f have tried sy,sy ,,,hsr means I
itnow. th,ntins I .,ro,,ld not trouble you but,
am snxious 10 get the song : ,...- =, = /. "a,
j.. ~ &fffE7 -S''S = LIT. LASfif.Er. W,
THEN YOU'LL. RENEMBER NE ~"
VIA, o,h.~ ,,ns "a n,h., h.ar,s
.rh.,, ,s,.. 4, ,a,.. .n.ii tsii.
In /. ns,,s :, u.Sa.. s,n,s.s imusr,s
.rbs nns..- az. ,o., 40 vail.
rherc NAV ,srhs,. In. ,i,ch scene
sa,ra rs,,a,,.n,,n,. ,s -
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Questions 4nstcered
To Prevent Writer'S cramp

10 th- Editor Of ne Evening P-e'ic Ledger:
Sir-Erp.ylaz 20 READER i7ou'rE OF
Jsnu.-,, 20 In r,:,rehce 70 relief fer writer's
Crsinp;
Make a psd seven or eight inches long BY
four inches wide Of q cou9,H OF ayers OF hHe
cotton. covered with soft muslin. Slip this
IN shirt sleeve or over sleeve, and !.t arm
-rst on & when writing.
used +. for rany Years. making thS
rsds OF Jewelers. cotton, which II free from
Jumps. Do not let ths pads become lung.
Renew cotton from tins 20 time. l. Is
wonderful relief. ic used stesGl%.
4 frre-arrn mover;snt IN writing ~ also
essential. writins from ;hs elbow :aih=-
lhsn the wrist.
AN EX. .BooIiIEEPET.
Germantown Teerua-' lf 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Poems and Songs Desired
Recitation Wanted

10 no Editor o. the Evening Pubic L.s0'r.
SRI am constant rcsd.r OF :our
paper srd also you: Peoples Forum. Would
you please tr.' 60 Ind out " any one can
supp: me with tho recitation ctH-6 IAN
Nine? heard this -ecited IN vaudeville.
Il Vas PLACED b. two o,d rnus.eal stars who
are In vaudeville nov. II bears on the sub.
Ject OF y married coip!c with their Hrst-
bcrr. T. IL impossiois for re 20 give you
Vrr words OF this poem. Ms oa'y he3ni 10
oncs. bu: I vas very much impressed with
Il. EoLLiN DAVIS.
r'.nsr., De T.brIa-y :. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
HOLIDAY for Mail csrrlsrs

Postofices through the city will be
open until II O'Clock tomorrow, Wash
ington's Birthday. No delivery Of mail
BY carrier will be made during the day,
One delivery Of perishablc parcel post
matter will be made In the afternoon.
Mails will be dispatched as usual. The
be open from : q. m. to midnight. The
central Offices money order and postal
savings windows will be closed ali dny.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
"Ths Survival Of .hs Fittsst"

To no s6!to- o, tho EUsuiHo PnG!!c I,fcer:
sir-Plesso tell me the meaning and the
eriria OF the expression, Tho surv!vs! OF
tho nttes" W. J.. c.
Philadelphia. Eebruary -, 1921
II Is a phrase wh!eh grew out of the pGS.
!tCat!oa Of Darvins Origin OF Species IN
which he shows TIA. animals that wers
attest 10 survive IN ths given condition.
u=d-r which they lived nd sur"!"s II tho
struggle for czs:enee. while ths w.a&tT,
rGmsy the sp-riss less dtt-d tor IN.
struxE!s against their surroundings. lied
out. This 10 also appl!ed 10 human sTec!ss
snd has been generally applied 10 races. ma
r-eiens and c!v!igatiora ss vel a. !siL-
vt6uais; those that survive being fttest ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
THE PEOPLES FORUM

1919 watches are esid 20 have been In
vented at Nuremberg IN it47! watches were
fire, brousnt TO England IN 1871. Hand
sans are said to have been used By the
soldiers OF Edward ~ In itf1: clocks were
nnown In iDs u. c.: mirrors or looking
siass.s were made In Venice In 1900; nails
are mentioned IN the Old TestaTrent; burning
siosses SstS Gnown":it B.TC.''nnd Gut-n-
Strss printing press was inyentsd in 1{5s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
'sh,k..p.,re and Invented Articles

TO 'hs Sdi'er o. re Fr1r.r7 Pubic Ledger
SIr-T havs tus. been reading one Of
Stakespeares plays snd hEd references 10
;Ho tol9wiaE articles: watch. gun, c!oc'l
mirror. ns"s, burning glass. printing press
etc
I, IL m" uuda:StandG.s that he lived mora
than 500 Years ago and that at least some
OF TIE articles mentioned above we're OF more
recent Invention. VII! you Gnsn" give the
dates OF hir birth and death, also tho ap-
7-ox.mAte Gates OF the invention OF the above
named articles? c. L. CLEAVES.
Ph!ad.lphia February i9 1891
shakespeare was born IN 1854 sal a..d IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
sslS.Pressrvation First

70 ihs Editor o. ths E"%air1 P"6''c Ledger:
S.r--Mu"h 70 wrtt'sr about our m'HiNl
sires IN aoldLE hncI from aiding 1tETFrrg
GuropS, Bu, low dos Europe treat Is
nWn3 Pre- at industrial conditions IA nu~
own country Is food FOR co0slde -Et'oH. tri
'hsrs are tN1l3EHds F'ow,y starving =
4Lnsrios. Tssre are many families n need
tsdsy as their reward N sending ths'F soUs
70 nsA, what 10 called the worlds Vk-
Hsw msny miliionA'res are helping ,hes-
sssyis'.
rlv Is an age OF set It and hod g. Tkr
Isanv % credit and money oEtendee oGf
AnlA should b paid. They have navsr
usvsnku country a. much as y thank you,
Yss AeSgoaders seem ~ think Uncle Sam
,ssui ltr going In ana saving rnTsnd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
For Frosted Feet

10 tho Editor o. ths Everine PvbIic Ledger:
sir--I notice that . readsr asks for
remedy for frosted fest. have tried the
following about eighteen years sFo and Il
completely relieved and cured me:
Oct about ten cents worth OF hsrtshorn
ard ten cents worth OF sweet OIL mixed.
Until it forms thick cream. Apply with
fingers spa rinsly or with cotton twice . day.
You should have the druggist mix Il. had
. severe case OF frosted feet. and hare
told others OF Il who we're "er' much oenc-
rtet. NJ c. y,
pllade.phs February :. 1897.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21

II In october yoo do MARY.
love will come. but riches tarr%.
lf you wed IN bleak November.
only JOY will come. remember.
When December's SHOWS fall fsst,
Marry, and tr,s love viii last.