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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01
,,,triendIy to Specialists

,J.,o- NJ the BvcntnD PhOtc LeuOt''
" r,r,re tho last week or more nave
.. ..veraI articles in various papers IN .ne
-, ~ news, correspondence anu 80,
co.n.ao, coni' DIR. Adolph Lorens. OF vienna.
ls@ su W,,, profouud disgust l read OF
Au'Iin, Au'i,,,,,sa ~ the medical profession toward
w ueI ,bs answer Of the EVENING fCbLlo
~. ,en odl,orially a few days ago "nich
S.s,airned him "The Ambassador oil hu-
p.n,,y." which In itself should nave Dee"
.,giclent TO silence them ioreEer'
..i,o. IN between the poorest or the
no,nIossly crippled humanity VINO may
p',,,,ved Of lifelong suffering at the touch
Ia. endowed Of God without the alu ol
.",r,npts and without cost to the heIpIess
Az a, account OF what? In ages past wen
s..anlna people were eStorminateo by puoilc
ru,,n,sr, by law, or by direct action 10
senl''"' -, tho world what they called
oe.SVc,os" nnC the like who attempted 20
.'.,orn, IN. very miracles" that some OK
nre.ent-day specialists" set the pubic
"a believe that they can do.
,horo ono OF the whole lot who cannot
,,.rr something from this great man from
.sroad7 And 10 thcrO any who wouId II
~ ware endowed with the knowledge to
y wv ,heso miracles g6 into tho sums
VA nno- ssttlementa and seek out victim
:. =. nvmeut In which they "speCiaizcd'
"a send him on his way rejoicing! am
hnnst.sly convinced to the contrarS' unless
80. vac the pTomia9 of either n Tat Toe
=, hand or something Just as good the au-
yo,,islnS he would get. To save many woTds'
I want 10 say that my prejudice against a
,ortaln spccics OF the professional specia!ist5
=. hevopd bounds, ard my contempt for them
4. beyond my ability to express IN Lahsuas''
and tho audacity Of the practitioners or the
m,dlcal fraternity In deuouncing Dr. LorehH
,nd bIa purpose in visiting our shores ana
,n,jr suggestlon that he stay at home ana
iooL after the cripples in his own country
has caused me to explode. l VIII gladly teI'
r,y ,s,e NJ WOO to any one whose interest Is
.lnncre. and convince them that my antlpa-
thv toward professional leeches IL as hrfhy
sYsd a, the light We receive from the source
Of all life, tho sun.
,..ebs. who arc located in the Specialists
Section for only groteSque motions OF So
called scientific Instruments which decorate
their work rooms generally in the rparJ' ana
n few remarks in technical language not IN
landed 10 be understood by the victim, with
advice to call again tomorrow, ana numerous
,rln. NJ an equal cost Of n trip to New forK
and return for the series or examinations
and A. final diagnosis of some thing that does
no, s1ls, DISGUST with the snObbish ac'
lion, and tho air Of superiority, drove me
TO A world-famous hospital. where no snobs
vsre met, no rod tape, brass tagks" driven
and A. diagnosis rendered deciding the status
OF the case for ali time and pronounced hope
lessly incurable. the SpeCia lists declared TO
Be- humbugs and should be put out Of bu5i-
mass or made to refur their cases to supreme
authority. No fee allowed, but donation
toward upkeep OF the institution accepted.
Philadelphia. November 26. 1921. w. J.
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Advises an Inventory

TO the Editor Of the Evening Public LcdGcr:
Sir note what wants AdEiCe' has to
SAY about the separation of married cou-
pies She tels US of "A young wife who ~
disappointed in her husband and loves an
other man. and asks II this Wifa SHOULD
70 whero her heart is." ! advise that he
fore this young wife takes any step she
make out list OF men she has known who
married. other mems divorced wives.
Several years ago l made out such a list.
OF ten such men. ono took poison, one died
shortly after marriage. one went insane. one
shot himself and one left the country in dis
grace and was later struck by lightning. In
one case the woman left the man because
her lie was threatened by the divorced wife
Of the man. In two cases thy separated
because OF discOrds over stcpch!drcn. All
but one instance ended dlsastrUusly.
All OF these women survived tho ordeal.
With but a single exception no children We're
born to the marriages. Tho young wife in
question may save herself much misery IT,
Instead OF going where her heart is,' she
gets her heart back where Il belongs
EXPERIENCED.
Philadelphia November -, 1921.
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The Orlain Of Billiards

To the Editor o. the Evening Pub'ic Ledger:
Sr--Will you please tell me tho origin
Of the game Ut billiards, and when Il was
first played? II. J. T.
Philadelphia, November %. 1921.
Billiards. II ia said, had It's origin in an
outdoor pastimc. Ihs WAS 'pHiIe mailic,"
an old French Gamo played Ike croduet.
Exactly when tho billiard table came into
use Is not clear. but reference is made
to It in Il manuscript dated 1901. the writer
CHASING billiards with dice and cards and
other thrlftlcss games"
For many years almost identical impie-
menta were used in the indoor game as in
"pRillO mallle." Tie Cuea were curved
like hockey sticks. The balls were wooden
and larger than those used nowadays and
tho table was nttod with hoops During
the last hundred years tho gamo has been
played much as It Ia today, except In
changing size OF balls and tables
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01
TItIe for Fair

~ no Editor Of tho Evening Public LsdGToT:
Eir---My EusEesuon as name for the
1875 fair Is 'Philade. .phia's Greater World 5
NiI.
notice a lot OF suggested names: United
Worlds Fair Quaker City Worlds Fair.
sto Take. for instance. some person 100
miles from here wouldn't know or have
ever heard Of Quaker City, but they have
heard OF Philadelphia.
The reason why ! think II should be
named after Philadelphia is. Philadelphia
will have the hard work Of staging and
laying cut plans. and II will also cost the
aV lot OF money, and its name should
30 used by way OF advertisement Take.
for instance, tho other world'9 fairs were
named for the cities In which they were
he'd. Tho name OF Philadelphia is known
and heard OF all over the world
JOSEPH Stab.
PhiladeiphiS, November "a, 1921.
othsr names suggested for tho fair nre:
j. L KaIser--Pershins. World War
Peace Fair.
Arthur ]. KNus-Rod. White and Blue
Hood Exposition.
Bessie Grossmsn--Amerioa Now ana For
sver Fair.
ten.
Simon Peariste,n-Intsrnationa Peaos Dx-
tssitiop.
~. n"--WoFld War AlIIsd v,r+or. IT,
sssition. '''''
ton. HNp'S'
Ssorse W, Rrenn--Love's WorIi., Fair.
o. l. draueh-Worlds 1929 Fair.
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DRaths

Lee Len son OF Ch}aEg!ys and Any AEssrbash.
Fri. eve. Funeral and int. private. Becch,
"fsh BhACK@0t EfT H0i%Sn5ie PPm0s Del f Co., Pa Nov
$Sd SENSE G aoE &.ussss ssfTos Of s% Sto %r% az
bLXNb.G-5S%oy. 32; ANNX BLAND, Eune,
Mr. Albert zimmerman. $500 Merton ave
solemn 3,5 PsGG'm wass at Our Mother o, Of C SGp-
Roiat.yss and trends invited N''''o 0'''''
hoGGs -SuddeI,;y. Nov. II. HATTIE Il.
ioes Thurs. . p. NJ. residence. 1909 pis
mqES qS & Int prlyys,SS Rpy1Sd.p,y Nov % his
residence GSi7 \. Franklin St. Oak Lane
sty Brandreth snd son OF ROv. J. and
and friends also Mitchell I,od go No 200,
+. and A NJ and all other orders OF which
he was Ti""pFr F are lnV,,eo 20 be S,sonh ,eI
HfFf OF XIX Ncs s5oi Ger "a s S"Ss
Friends may call at his late residence
y jBURNiIAM :, At her reslasnco. 1901
RSP& SP&SoIp pxA III n Me' widow i02 81 III WNMA WAR Sra
A1T 2s j6shPH f9GFS cRA Si aasd
Gs. RYIasvGSs and fr'snds iHI't94 to pfsT fsgy
CRANE.--AORTfMER PARK Lieut.
Royal Xir Force. son p q Theron !, and Char;
lotto W. Crane. killed in aerial service at
TIpavon. England. May 10 1918. Int, at
West Laurel Hiil Gem, Memorial Drive,
Fri, Dec. 2 2;3o p. NJ, Relatives and
tcSii1SXyEN.%Nov, 2s, 1921, HARRY. be,
Rinekl. Relatives and friends are Invited TO
at his late residence. 2I0i w. susGuehanna
ave Int. Fri at Easton, Pa. Remains may
DALRYNIPLE. - Nov 80. FISHER. hus'
tiyes and friends. also MeIta Lodge No.
296, i, and a. NJ, are inyted to attend fu-
reside residencs, s $3.50 g. ist6 st. Int private. 'A''
EHLE.-Noy. 20. CAROLINE, widow OF
Albert c. Ehle. Relatives and friends in
Vlted TO funeral services, Sat, 2:3O p. NJ,
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rrnsoNAu


ONE Of phiiadelphfe,s best manufacturers
OF exclusive coats offefs At whoiesale prices
choicest textures. marvelia, cyora, bolivia
and velour; deep collars end cuffs Ot sslected
duirrel, beaver, wolf and opossum Fdo 70 tine
richness OF these garments an air OF ele-
Eancc. Gilda Coat and Suit Co, III N.
LOUIS LEVIN. trrdIng as Colonial Deli
cRtosssn. ~. w. cor. b7th Hnd Cathnrtne
has sold his business 20 Benz. He'fne lsteln.
All creditors will please present claims at
above address or to Levin. I20 Wolf St, not
later than December 9. 1921. -
s, KAPALOFT' s05 8. 4th st. has sold en-
tire stock TO Terminal Auction 60. Cred
itors collect st ebove address or present &C.
counts to National ISank OF Conmerce before
ncccmber Q, 1921. --.-----
NORRIS LAZAR0w has purchased The stock
and fixtures of grocery store, 22p N bSth
81. Creditors present bills to John j. Ma
honey. $500 westminster ave. 81.
WILL NOT be responsible for any. debts un-
less contracted by myself. Ruben Bum
22Ub W. Cumberland.
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wIrMER. NOV. 80. DAVID L. wfTsErs.
Due notice q funeral vii B. sysn; %
gEi.LE NJ. widow Of william III. wood. IN
her 72d wear. Relatives and friends are In
vitcd 10 attend funeral, from her late resi-
dence, bSJ uenrgs St Fri, Dee. 2. y. n
Int, Lower Providence Baptist Gem. Friends
may call Fri, 10 to 12 A. NJ.
WOODS, ,--r7ov. 2s. MARY A., daughter q
tho late Henry and Rose I. Wooda aged 80
at residence OF sister, Mrs. Geo. B Howell
42 Benedict ave. South Ardmors Pa. Int.
'WSoEF.-on. Nov. 90. FLORA. L., daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolf Relatives
and friends invited TO funeral services. on
Saturday. Dec, 3. az p. NJ. at her late
fzl5oSPFf.gNoy so, JACOB. husband o,
Frederika zopA. aged IS. Relatives and
friends, also congregation and Brueder unit.
verein OF St, MiGhss!is Ev. Luth, CHURCH;
Asa'n, invited to attend funeral services.
Sat. p. ~. residence. cor; TTuiip and A.;
bert stp. Further services at st. Michaelis'
TIv. Luth. Church, Trenton ave. and Cum
berland sts.. p, ". Int Greenmount Gem.
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The Albanians

To ths Editor Of tire EUcnin0 Public Ledger:
SIr-what is the orlGin OF the AlhanIans.
and what language do they speak?
j. W. Y.
Philadelphia. November %, 1921.
The Albanians were supposed 70 he de.
scendants of the earliest Aryan immigrants
MnCedonians, Eriruts and nlyrians. They
divide themselves into Tosks and Ghegs.
The language and alphabet is mixture
from various sourccs Latin characters are
used by the GheEs and Greek by the Tosks.
The people arc mostly il!terGte and tho
spoken language Is mixture OF Latin,
Greek and tho Slavic tongues.
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Letters to the Editor
.,.,,, Asbes on Sunday

rtuor OF the BcenSno Prono n,a
slr-on -onrr.s T 10 as a city Of homes; enp onr
beer refs rs.s,rves this title. Many OF ,'oin
well ~ only own their homes. ous so,,ses
people no. y tSo oity by keeping these houses !,
20 impro's s,d repair, thereby mahing II
- order 80 vlsitors as well as residenu % m,
tr.cuy. Of this effort toward nea.ness !. o,nsa
IN view s. =, mart OF our citizens. It Is cause
sfdsr .sr on why they SO oomple.eH ~ ~ Sov
for wonae we habits on sunday the man o,a,S uay
tneir s0ou ss.s' and dlsngure their ns'sny W a.h..
Of me nutting out box upon poM u "''''
hood & es waste as early as noon u, ,o,o
and ohe, y, The homes where TINS - , oone
MOS, T ashes carried out by coioren men
have n, me, this their business, out ann an'
wbo max no, II the housekeepers would re, re.
positive avs sn this waste put out before dark X
fuse 70 nan would find time to come "rou"u
htsr. ..-,,o IN early enough to put out
sunsS, ,or collection on Monday as ~,
Yuooisn not one box will occupy my paSen,c,t !
myself, ny' on Sunday. Any man VINO can rn,s
n dsyT ynT.p dark need not come AT al; ..nis lnis
cone I,'' \, very noticeable in "est rn,aaue,- n
habit 70 =. an syesore to an other"ise at
pois s ,sotIon OF our city,
,.u,a,IUsi., November 49, 1871
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Wants Name Of Author

Editor Of the Erenir0 Public Ledger:
Sir--Can you give mo tho name OF the
author OF the poem entitcd. think
Pence" and can you print the rest of tho
roam? Th" first stan2a. as | remember IT,
IS follows:
" Peace cried tho lying prophets,
Peace from q sowing OF hate?
Gather We hgs from th.stlcs
Though No rise up early and laio?
Garnrr"d ye truth from falsohood
Fruit from tho rottng tree" etc.
I thought It was BY Robert Brooks tu+
cannot find 1t in collection Of his poems
ana as he died in April, 1918, before there
was much talk OF peace, am inclined TO
uoubt his having written Il.
JOHN T. ITAINES,
Philadelphia. November %, 1921
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Suggests Adopting Sons

To'thc Editor Of the EUoninO Public LCd0er:
Sir-I have seen several letters in the
Peoples Forum symposium 20 help the un-
employed suggesting that a list Of tho young
men unemployed should bs made. say at a
Y. NJ. C. A. where names could be OBJ
talnable OF those out of work. and then let
philanthropic men and women UC tho city
adopt one or more OF these Young men,
making an effort 10 find employment for
them, TO educate them for some line OF
work for which they are best h',ed. and to
support them while they are learning.
Wo all read Of what grand work tho
soldiers in tho A. L. +. did in France.
adopting French orphans and caring for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01
ImnhrnI

MAKE MONEY AT HOME-You can earn
from 81 TO 5? an hour in your spare
time writing show cards; quickly, easily
lea ned Ov our new simple method, no can
VassinR or soliciting w teach you how.
suaI antee steady work at home and pay
free. American Show Card School, Dept
$50, Ryrso lids. Toronto, Canada
COSTUME desIgn, fa shion Illustration, also
pattern drafting, cutting, nttinE, draping
and millinery design learn from promincnt,
practical experts IN surprisingly snort time;
munhCent salaries quickly earned Fashion
Acsdemy. Dept. /. l+a2 North Broad st.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations, Dec, and
Jan; many vacancies. salary $l4UO-SlSUO;
write for sample test, 2 1921, Ledger OfTIcs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01
Questions AnstUered
Our Revenue Elan

To the Editor Of tho Evening Public Ledger:
SIr-p!euse state tho character or design
OF the United States revenue hag
c. ]. C.
Philadelphia, November -. 1921.
Tho revenue hag % the United States con
ssts OF sixteen perpendicular stripes OF
alternate rod and white. with red stripe
next to the flagstaff, and the arms Of
tho United States in dark bluo on white
field. as tho union. The Custom House
regulations provide that It shall be hoistcd
over all customs buildings during the hours
OF busmess. CXCept In stormy eather.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01
Two SONGS Desired

To the Editor OF the Ercning Public Ledger:
Sir--I would liko very much to have the
song called The Rosary" and a poem called
Mi2pah." Please print them In tho People $
Forum. DAILY READER.
Philadelphia, November -. 1921.
'M!Gpah" was printed IN the People's
Forum on November 20. lIcra is The
Rosary;
THE ROSARY
BY Robert Cameron Rogers
Tho hours | spent with thee. dear heart
Arc as a string of pearls TO mo:
I count them over every one apart,
My rosary.
Each hour a pearl, each pearl a prayer,
To stlll heart in nbsenc" wrunS;
tell each bead until the end and there
cross is hung.
Oh memories tl.at blcss-ard burn;
Or. barren gain and bitter loss.
I kiss each bead and strive A. last 10 lea m
To kiss th" cross.
Sy'" 'theart.
To kiss the cross.
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Apply Bureau OF Employment
wANAAIAKER'S

SALESwO&IEN-To sell general Tine of gro-
ceries to consumers at wholesale pricNs,
permanent Ostion. g0od sRlRry 34l-S47 "
Water 81, cor. CallowhlM st.
WOMAN, "a to 90, desiring 10 learn sales.
manship; backbonr and energy more es-
genital than experience, Protestant: pay
daily. bonus monthly: ( enroNlments a day
pays 500 week, Givo address and phona
numbor. NJ d24, Ledger Office.
WOMAN. educated, wanted for sparc-ttme
selling: salary while learning $50
Ledger Ofice. -
WOMEN-Two capable women wanted 10
learn selling; salary 500; commission IN
excess. c sal, Ledger Office
WOMEN--We are sti! looking for women
who are Intelligent enough 70 work on
practical solution OF the social, economIr
and financial problems Of our city, this ~
a new leld ami demands the nest esortu
OF Intelligent women. Gail Spruce 1918 for
appointment. |
YOUNG WOMAN shipping concern requires
young woman for clerical work; good AZ
nRures. capable. hll-around clerk state fuii
Nartieulars in reply and wheth"r at present
employed or otherwise. Address { Sof
l.edTeF Onlce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01
Poems and Songs Desired
Two Hymns

To tho Editor Of the EUenin0 Public Eed0st1
Sr-The poem asked for containing tho
lines
"Suu. stlll with Thee when purple morning
hrcnkCth,
When the birds wakcth and tho shadows nee
am with Thee"
is by Harriet Beecher stowe ana can ne
found in any Methodist hymnal'
"Jcsus, | My Cross Have Taken can Also
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01
Relies Of the Maine

To the Editor Of the Eucnin0 Public Lcd9cr.
Sir-Pleass state what has become OF the
relics of the batteship Maine blown up IN
Havana Harbor. II destroyed when?
IL. $. l..
Philadelphia. November %. 1921.
The steering wheel of the Maine is in tho
National Museum at Washington. The main
mast is at Arlington National Cemetery.
The wreck proper sunk IN 900 fathoms
Of water on March 10. 1912. after appro-
priate ceremonies were said at a point q
considerable distance from Havana Harbor.
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"Most Artistic Song"

To tho Edtt0r Of tho Euc1tirl0 PubIic Led0cr;
Slr--Is tho scEe AS Pretty as q Picture
on tho Wail' considered the most correct
and artistic song and dance composition
produced and can you print tho words OF III
NJ. II, $,
PHILADELPHIA. November IS, 1921.
We do not have a copy Of this song. As
to tts correctness and artistry, that would
be n mattcr Of individual opinion. and no
doubt many would take exception in pointing
out more correct and more artistic songs.
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opposed TO scrappIna WarshIps

,"o Edaor Of the Evening Public Lcd0er:
,.. -i md d largo number Of people ara
AZ accord with Secretary Hughes plan
- appinc the capital ships, hut are In
ru,, ol each nation using their own as
n. n"tS'eus OF government Merchant marine.
n a little alteration TO the supsrstrmctmrs
AIM Hese s ships they could be made service.
n.s.s ,or tonnage and mall. Just now much
s-s, ,VhAhdlSe Is awaiting shipment AZ ssy-
nj. ''aports' This would decrease freight
voy,s and establish better credits over the
,,,Moe would then get SONS return m tina
sndV'o,VVo Ana expended on them, and more,
thew :" % tn" event Of another possible war
pn,,, eou1u he used as Government trans
80 ana We would not have TO rely on
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Pronunciation Of Greek"

To tho Editor ot tho ErcntrO Public LEDGER:
S:r--To settle an argument. plenss state
how "C-eck' is pronounced, % rhyme with
''cheek" or "chiCll" T.. NJ n.
Thiiadelph,a. November 60 1921.
Wcrstcr'a dictionary gives the correct pro-
r,,uCintion To rhyue with CHECK" but states
that tho diaoctc or colIoQuial pronuncia-
lion ''krill' Is common throughout the
Uuited stutos."
"W. r. N."--'Thero are 24332O pen
siorora OF the CIVIL War on the rolls.
Nv. L. T."--T.ord Kitchener. Minister
~ war Of England lost his life June D..
INlG whom the cruiser Hampshire was
sunk of tho north OF Scotland by a German
mine.
M. X. P."--wo cannot give you the
name OF the young lady who wrote n letter to
the Peoples Forum, but we have mailed
your letter to her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01

Letters to the Editor shou,d no nc
st orlet and to the point as nnseihIn % m
s'TStuIng n anything that would omen
oussiOn. vi sectarlah dis
moMo attention will be paid to anonv.
must iTe'ers. Names and addresses
Kood good ,ooe oe signed as an evidence Of
Se nrintooh' H. although names win not
H'Sg De omitted. "''''' '""'
10 hmne publication Of a letter is not
vo, ne taken as an indorsement %P IiI ia
''e%s Tvs by this paper. ''''''' - 10
turnndi nndi'nIunlcations will not ho re-
ara Nc aniHSs accompanied by most
%" NOR VIII manuscript be saved
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A Moore Poem

To nc Editor Of the EvTino Public Ledger;
SRI believe that the poctical inquiry
in Il recent Peoples Forum by Miss Ruth
Chancellor points to song written by
Thomas Moore. tho Irish poet. beginning
Tell me. kind sir"
EDWARD BIDDLE.
Philadelphia November :, 1921
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ASSISTANT for bank credit department.
young man with experience in bank or
mercantile credit; good future for appi.
and 100 per cent effort to position requirS
ing Judgment, some executive ability, as
well as capacity to handle a mass OF deta n.
reply viii be considered confidential, but
none considered unless full details as 10
experience, salary expected, etc, are given
= sol ledger O1lCe
CABINETNAKER. must be experienced IN
restoring antique furniture. Phiia An.
ti0ue, 62h Chestnut -. "
CARVERS. experienced On Interior marble.
good wages; steady work. Apply A. Bar
snru caro- HilVartrer Marble Co, BaIti
more Nd
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LOST AND FOUND

FRACELET-Lost, Iady's link platinum zap
phlre bracelet square stones, in Chestnut
at shopping district, between CaldwalIs ana
Broad ct. Friday evening, Nov 20. Liberal
rc"nrd N returned 10 J. y, Galdwcll s. Go,
BARPIN--Diamond bArpn. lost Tuesday eve
ming in foyer or corridor OF Academy ~
Music or between Academy OF Music and
Shubert Theatre Liberal reward II returned
- J. p. Caldwell Co.
BROoCH--Lost. gold brooch. set with dls
mondE. Wednesday morning. 10th At. be-
tween walnut and Chestnut or Chestnut
between 18th and 18th: suitable reward.
Mrs. Erwlng. BelRravia Hotel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01

The Peoples Forum will appear daily
In tho Evening Public Ledger. and alsS
IN the sunday Public Ledger. Letters
discussing timely tOpics will be printed.
M well NJ requested poems. and dueS-
tionR OF general Interest will he Rnawered.
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any country TO furnish us ships for trans
portatlon. $, l.. GREGORY.
Philadelphia, November 23. 1921.
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men who unssrss The foligwius uuaNNcaum.-
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