davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17

eurihd aeeasta pedeapsa s'a re-
infiintat si in Ungaria, pentru &c
am fl nai mai sfiicioSi de cit altc
tart?
O! Daca dol sau trai din tine
rii asa z;Si de familie cc S iau in
jghebat in bande de spargatori
ar fl gemut 81 tipat sub vre-o 30
puternice lovituri de vergi, fiji
siguri ca ceata $ ar fl risipit re-
pede Si averile, poate char viata
oamenilor ar Fl mai sigllra.
Caci alta este sa stat la Vaca-
resti unde esti hranit, incalzit 81
traesti fara munca. punind la
cale Gu cSdstinutii alte isprayi
viitoare 81 alta loviturile de war.
Ga CO primesti pc spinare.
Sc zice ca proverbele sunt in
telepciunea popoarelor. Ei bine
o vestita zicatoare batrmeasca
spune ca 'bataia,e din raiu''.
&c, credeti ca negustoru,ui &C
lnsala la numar 81 greu,ate il
pasa de cite-va nil de lei amen.
da? Suma iaceaSta e! o clStlga IN.
tro ii. doua. dar ia aplicati-i &c
de bice 81 veti inmarmuri de ones.
titatea lJi.
Gu toata grozavia vremurilol
in care train, n as fl indraznit sd
win cu asemenca prUpunerl, Gu
noscind frica de teorii 81 frazt
late oamenilor nostri politici
dar in urma teribilului atentat
care a ucis 81 ranit atiti barbati
respectable conducatori vrednici
al tarii 81 bisericei. poa+a "A o:hi
multora S or fl deSchiS.. n.
EDacia" -
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(Urnsare)
4
Munca

Socializarea Capitalului Sc face
i'll folosul Muncii Rationale. In
schimb, pentru asigurarea produc-
tiunii, Munca Nationala sc refera
la arbitrarul Statului in conflicte-
le Ell cu Capitalul.
Munca Internationala cuprinde
pc toti muncitorii romIni 81 straini
care lnteleg sa-Si pastreze toata IL
bertatea de actiune in lupta lor
.internationala Gu Capitalul. Munca
Nationala sc solidarizeaza Gu Mum
ca internationala, III toate actiuni-
lie Ell, fara a compromite insa pro-
ductiunea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
AVIZ TUTUROR,
Rcm1nilor din Lorain 81 Elyeria

Societatea Romina ST. Vasiliu
din l.orain au decis inscrierea
membrilor noui la Societate gra-
It's. platindu-si melnbrul nuinai
cocarda. statutu 81 botonul acea,
sta numai pc durata de 30 dt
zile toti fratii Rom1ni care bine
voiesc d deveni membri Societati.
ST. Nasiliu'' sc poate inscrie il
toata Dumineca. sedinta sc tine
i'm Hala Bisericii Romina. Pima
la revedere am r;mas GU deose
bita stima:
l1-14l. Comitetul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17

Stunt rugati toti aboaentu
uostri q observa uIsn&toarele
reguli Ia trimiterea penku
schimbare dc adres4:
/. 50 30 scrie adresa ve64e
unde ia mers xiaFul 1i adrosa
unde s'a 1autat.
2. La Aeoare pefeoeAA g
SO alature mxrcd do 30. M o.
caute 81 nj 80 dea numele Stxo.
del si al orasului corsc&
Cine nu obseev3 aoegte %.
guh in sadar astesp& 6 1 u
schimbe adresa q M - psata
AdminiseEutia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
Uniunea 0indicatelor
Professionals

Partidul Social -Taranist cere fe-
deralizarea tuturor sindicatelor
professionals intro Uniune a Sin
dicatelor professionals, in vederea
apararii intereselor Muncii in lup-
ia ell Capitalul, 81 organizarei
vietii economice, culturale 81 socia-
lc.
Centrala Uniunii Sirdicatelor
Professionals va. fl compusa din de.
legati al organizatiunilor regiona-
le, din Uniunea sindicatelor pro-
fesionale.
Colnitetul de directiune al cen
tralei va Fl compus din delegati al
muncii intelectuale, al muncii agri.
cole, al muncM industriale 81 al Ca
sci Bunurilor socialzate.
Fondurile Uniunii Smdicatelor
Professionals provin din cotizatiu.
nj directe della SYNDICATE 81 din par
tea de capital socializat ce Ii Sc va
atribui de Casa Bunurilor Socia.
lizate.
Aceste fonduri Sc vor intrebuin
ia in primul rind pentru asigura
rea muneitorilor in caz de batri
nete, pierdere totala sau partial;
a Puterii de munca, accidente sar
moartc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
PosTA REDAcTItI
PaYel TeQdorescu. New York

- Matt cistigat nici unul. Gu.
yIntul vechiu sc intrebuinteaza
la genul masculin la singular, de
pilda tOpor vechiu, scaun vechiu
etc. 81 vocala ''u'' Sc pronunta
scurt, aproape maudibil. La ge-
nul femenin. sc zice vechie. de
.pilda: Casa vechie, oala vechie,
masa vechie etc. Cuvmtul vechi
Sc intrebuinteaza la plurar, fie la
genul femenin ~au masculin de
pilda: TopGare vechi, scaune
vechi, case vechi. carute vechi
etc, asa ca Sc scrie 81 vechiu 81
vechie 81 veehi, dupa cum Sc in
trebuinteaza cuvintul.
G. Soldatu, Woonsocket, r. I,
- Afacerea GU litera g' dupa
cum S a 81 scri>. era vorba daca
cuvIntul sugcstie Sc scrie Gu un
g sau dol. in limba romina sc
scrie cu un g 81 in limba en-
gleza cu dol.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17

MIsiumea Gficiala rolnIIa tri-
mIsa sd repartieze pc prizonierii
romini din Siberia. cea mai mare
parte din eli din PENNSYLVANIA 81
Bucovina, va trebui sa mai stea
mutt timp in NNadivostoc pima
81 poata indeplini misiunea Ell.
Legionarii romini earl au
luptat alaturi de legionarii bo.
hemi 81 trupe americana, au fost
repartiati inca de pc vara. Gu Ell
A mel's leSne. Au fost grupati Ia
un loc 81 pc data ce Ii sNa p,ls Ia
,lispozitie nj iloace au plecat
acasa. Greutatea este Gu restul
prizonierilor, earl n au fost Or
ganizati ci incuartirati in diferi-
to lagare sau risipiti III lungul 81
latul tarii. ca lncratori pc la
fermieri
Multi din acestia, dupa cum
scria Neamul Romlnesc'' din
Siberia $ 'au cdtsatorit. stabilindu-
Sc definitiv in tara acea frigu-
roasa, dar o mare parte, carl n all
avut cugetul Sc instraina dc
neam 81 de tara au avut dorinta
de Sc repAtria, insa au fost
lipsiti de mijloace de trasport 81
toti acei la carl patrunde stirea,
vim bucurosi la Nladivostoc. ca
sd fie trimisi in tara.
lata ce scrie in cauza FOaia
Tara Noastra litografiata, ca
re apare cu mari greutati la
Vladivostoc, No din 16 Oct. 1920
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PENTRU ToTI, Gel MULTI
81 DE PRETUTINDENI: -

Raspundem Gu placere Ia Posta
Redactiei. Repetam inca odata :
Nh ne cereti sd raspundem prin
scrisori ca n'avem timp, asa ca
eel carl voiesc raspunsuri perso-
male nu capata raspuns nici la
rubrica aceasta. Sc poate ras-
puntle 81 pc un pseudonim sau O
litera Oarc care.
loan Neagu, Massillon, o. -
Da. s'a PRINT. Calduroase mul-
tumiri. S'a mai rasipuns dar poa-
te att trecut Gu vederea.
x. z. Ellwood City, Pa. - M.
Notarul comunei nu-i notar pu-
bile 81 un notar public din tara
aceasta II ar putea Si notar pu-
bile in Rominia Mare. Acum este
vorba sa Sc imfiinteze 81 in tara
Notari Publici. dar sc cere Cd.
lificatic mai mare ca aicis sd fie
licentiat sau doctor in drept.
George Pop, Salem, o. = Sa-
rada d-voastra nu-i bine reuSita
Incercati so facet mai usor de
dpslegat caci asa cum este, nj
neni nu-si va trudi mintile cu ca,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
Evacuarea prizonierilo
din Siberia.

Sosirea transportation din in.
teriorul Siberiei ne-a linistit mutt
asupra fratilor nostri, ramasi pri-
zonieri in Siberia sovitara. Pima
la scrierea accstOr rinduri, trei
transpOarte. umul din Irkutc, unul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
A VI Z

D-nu foam Petruti din orasul
Barbenton. Ohio este invitat a 81
trimite adresa la acest oficiu,
avind Use comuniea lucruri i'm.
portante cu -privire la moste-
nire
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VICE -CONSULATUL REGAL
R0lG1N
214 State Savings b Trust Bldg
indianapolis, Ind.
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bdtaia e din raiu

lContin"are de pc pog. II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
Capital and Labor

To the Editor Of the EUcrin1 Public Ledger:
Slr-Although I am not member Of the
so-called ''capitalistic class" nor am I a
labor union man, yet let me take n little
OF your valuable time and some of tho gen.
erously offered space in your paper to set
forth q few ideas on tho present attitude be-
tween tho laborer and his employer.
Tho economic laws affecting wages should
now be we'll known to anybody interested in
the subject and need no application. 1t
only should be remembered that natural
laws, In which category the economic laws
are classified cannot be violated. They will
work out destiny in accordance to their own
regulation. Some reductions in both prices
and wages are therefore virtually foreor.
dained. It IS useless to deny this. although
1t Is commendablo that labor is as n whole.
fighting to maintain and in some cases
to raise the present scale of wages. Labor
Is honest in doing this. as the average work.
ingman OF today does not receive what Is
considered by experts to be n Giving wage"
Labor Is following ito best guidance in
fighting for higher pay. Capital is obeying
the laws of economics in fighting for lower
rates OF pay. There is n solution. That
lies in education. The capitalist must learn
tho human value of his employe and the
economic value Of his trained employe. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13

To the Editor OF the Evening Public Ledger.
Sir--1n answer to Charles II. Mueller's
statements In your Peoples Forum, would
like to ask him how long he has been In
lhe ravy. How do you get that way, Mucl-
Ter? IL you do not like the association OF
your shpmates, why don't YOU put In
request for dischargc7 am sure that the
navy would bc much better on without q
You would sure have q hard time con.
vincins me and any OF my shipmates that
we were not decent enough to go with any
respectable sirl have been In tho navy
three years and q half now and have met
very few fellows whom I would not take out
home and Introduce to my own sister, and
I know a good many girls who would resent
your attitude toward a sailor. Maybe you
are HooEan'' sailor. ] don't know. but
do know that I have hit every principal
port on tho East and west coasts In tha
Atlantic and Pacific Flest and havo always
managed to ind q decent Girl and have
always had them cay that much about me
when left.
hive met quite few girls by ''plckins
them up" too. and have had sons very
good times. but lot me assure you they were
very decent and respectable. You would
make out all right In Norfolk. Va. where
you have to wear civilian clothes to get ac'
uuainted with a girl. have never been
In Milwaukee. but II you claim to bc
representative OF the place I'd hate like the
dickens to go there.
As for your assertion that Admiral Sims
is pro-Limey. that Is the last straw. In
plain words, you are the bunk. do not
believe that there IL another officer In the
United States Navy who could have accom-
pllshed more. under tho most trying and
difficult conditions, than our distinguished
Admiral Sims. II was an officer would
have you UP to the ''mast" In the morning
for tho article you wrote, but us 1t is.
am only nm
ORDINARY SEAMAN. u. 9. N.
Receiving Ship. League Island, Phladel-
pbia. Pa, July 7, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
Letters to the Editor
Consideration

=. a, Editor OF the Bpenno ruonu N."pu.
have lived here for several months
sr a constant reader OF tho EvENiSo
and " am ,'spogn, which 1 consider the pest
P.nsper Pvs,ss published In the United etates. n
ThMe wv ..s
pili' notice articles every Gay or go IN
,ss,r avn newspapers rejecting on tho south,
Noi's so,,tbern people, references to the Civii
me ond reauosts for old war poems and
war Today a citizen protests nFainst
svsswsy being called the Leo n,sn"a'.
nr1 w'w live at Chattanooga, Tenn. sec
NV y, tho country famous for Its war his
von ,ot I read more war dope and en-
ton ~ more prejudice In Philadelphia pa
eoua, GOV. "a n week than I do In my home papers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
0Jersey Lass" Defends Her Sex

p the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
sIr-Just who in the world is this ~.
n g." person that hc considers himself
r,aIIned TO say the New Jersey girls are
m AZ attractive as those of Pennsylvnnia
x any other state in tho Union? Surely
Sis letter in the Peoples Forum is most
amusing. Further, can readily imagiho
m type OF male creature he must be. l
know his sister selects his hats. and he
probably wears specs quarter OF an
Inch thick. The latter must be true. Ger.
talrly he must be terribly near-slghted.
Let Friend IN. =. S." take n ride on
m, elevated any evening around 80 or
ESQ: then compare tho Philadelphia and
Pennsylvania happers he finds on the cars
with the New Jersey girls crossing eastward
Al the same time on ferryboats. II he has
any judgment at all. he will change his
present opinion and he will find us Jersey
females moro healthy, clear-eyed. more vi
yacIuus. rprightly and Irresistible. Our
dress In just as "chic" and displays as
good taste as our sisters across the river.
Finally. Is IN Il. s." so much better
boxing and better dressed than the average
person that he can afford to criticize
others7 II so. 1t is n pity he wasn't en-
icwed with some common sense.
A JERSEY LASS.
MerchantvilIe. y. J.. July 0. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
Raatime and Other Thinus

To the Editor Of tho Evening Pubic Ledger.
sir--The discussion OF raEtims and popu-
lar music has aroused my intorest I have
played tho plano In theatres the last ten
years. have played In some Of tho best
In the country and IL could not play rag
time or popular music I would have had \
hard time finding a position.
No one In the world loves good music more
than I do. but also like popular piece
once In while. Some contributors went
20 far as to say that ragtime music Is
harmful to children. What Is worse for
children than seeing women dressed as they
are on streets1 The sights children see In
the city parks are worse than any popular
song.
Another contributor said that vulgar words
were sung to popular songs. There Is n
class OF people who win sing vulgar words
to church hymns. People who object to n
popular song should remember that they
are not living in the old Quaker daNs.
They should also remembers that piano play
ere have to make o living. d. w. L.
PHILADELPHIA, June IA, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
The AntI.voIstead Parade

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
sir--If ali men, women and children IN
tho limited states whose liberties have been
suppressed by people who were under the
infiunce Of intoxicating drink would have
lined up on July 4. there would have been
such n procession that the vets In New
York CITY on that day would be entirely
forgotten.
Count tho murders, suicides and acci-
dents on railroads. steamships. airplanes.
automobiles and motorcycles that were
caused by people who had been drinking IN.
toxIcants; then lament that so many World
War veterans have become enslaved by drink
ard willing to parade with the vets.
c. w. MARTIN.
Philadelnhin. InlY Z. 10g1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13

Letters to the Editor should be as
brief and to the point as possible.
avoiding anything that would open
a denominational or sectarian dis
cussion.
No attention will be paid to anony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence Of
good faith, although names will not
be printed II request Is made that
they be omitted.
The publication of a letter is not
to be taken Ms an indorsement Of its
views by this paper.
Communications will not be re.
turned unless accompanied by post
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
Philadelphia, July 4, 1921.
The Word uMaIteseu

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger!
sir-The word Maltese is defined in tho
Dictionaries as of or pertaining TO Malta.
The Inhabitants of Malta, I suppose, might
bo appropriately called Maltese. We have
the Maltese Cross which IL is not difficult
to understand In this connection. But I
can find no reason for using the word TO
denote color, as when we speak OF the
Maltese cat. Maltese terrier, Maltese rabbit.
and would be glad to sec an explanation
in the Peoples Forum. u. w. l.
Philadelphia. July 3. 1921.
We cannot give you very clear
explanation. Maltese-as applied to anil
mals-is the name Of n breed OF dogs, which
are supposed to have originated in Malta.
and the cats were 20 named because their
fur closely resembles that Of the Maltese
dog
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
Win Wrofe Poenn1

To the Editor Of the Evening Pabno LsdeeFy
Sir-1n reply TO the request for the NttN
poem besinning Build a little fence 2
trust" I inciose II herewith. and also nam
the author. as requested;
Build a little fence OF trust 4
Around today:
FIJI the space with loving words,
And therein stay.
Look not through the sheitorins bars,
Upon tomorrow: "A
Gsd will help thee bear what comes i
OF Joy or sorrow"
The author Of these verses is MARY n
Butts. NJ. g. HfDr,
Philadelphia, July 8, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
Sneeders Must Slow Up

70 the Editor Of the EUenin0 Public Ledccr:
sir-I read with interest a letter in
your Peoples Forum which was headed rs
There No Remedy" I say there Is a rem
sdy. It's simple and IF a very few words
We have got to slow down. This driving
from twenty TO thirty-tive miles an hour in
our city has got to stop. Street cars.
motor buses and those of us who drive
automobiles have simply got to drive
slower
You eau have all OF your safety meetings
for discussion. safety campaigns etc, but
there Is Vnly one remedy. We have got to
slow UP. We must have more policemen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
Want. Old Irish sono

To the Editor Of tne Eoen,~e Psbitc Ledg>yf|
sir--I am very anxious TO secure the c'<
irish song, Sweet Are the Flowers Tn4
Bloom In Dear Kerry" Would Il b. pp9
sible for any Of your readers TO supply ia
II contains the following tines:
III were 20 die In the midst OF the ocsan
MY body. Mavournsen, cast into tho scs-"
Also the poem containing those lines:
a" The roses are In bloom the maid repiis0
But when autumn breezes kiss them tbss
must die
Your love might be like n rose,
That blooms for one season, that IL ALL"
H. r. DAVIES.
Pbila delphia, July g. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
THE, PEOPLES FORUM

laborer must learn that there Is a small
distance between himself and the capitalist.
The majority of the present capitalists were
at one time. laborers. They today LOOK
down upon the iaborer because OF his
siovenliness OF mind and body. II is for the
laborer TO learn tho value OF cleanliness OF
mind and body. Cleanliness and alertness
will lead 10 greater striving toward the
good OF ife and will teach the principles OF
being man, not a slave. II is up to him.
@. N. NELSON.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
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Boards OF health in several cities
Many hospitals, restaurants and
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IF Flyosan should, in any way.
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let 1t tells how to rid YOUR
home of every kind of insect pest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
Poem and Songs Desired
"a Scrap OF Paper"

To the Editor Of the Everiac Pabito LEDGER:
Slr--I am anxious to know who wrote
the poem 'Civls Americanus' that bs-
gins:
"A mockIng question. Britain's answer
came
Swift MS the light and searching as the
flame:
Yes, for n acrap ot paper we will heht
TIL our last breath and God defend the
riRhtH " MRS. W. l.. ASHLEY.
Philadelphia. July 7, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
FIaus Mjssjno

TO the Editor Of the Euenim0 Public Ledger.
Sir--Is 1t the hot weather that seems to
have boiled the patriotism out OF our
citizens? II was both matter OF
surprise and chaRrin to note the absence
of the national colors en- hundreds OF resi-
denees and dozens Of mercantile buildings
on The Fourth Of July. A. d. 1921 in this
city Even tn. city dads did not have tho
flag displayed on our street light stand
ards. Shame on such indifference what
ever the excuse may Le. Certainly there Is
no reason for such n gross oversight! Wake
up. City OF Brotherly Love. before your
name Is changed to Rip Van Wrinkle! Don't
be afraid TO show your colorsl
w. L. q.
Philadelphia. July 8, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
Dickens, Dauahter

To the Editor Of tho Evening Public Ledger!
Sir-Did Charles Dickens, the novelist.
have a daughter Mary7 s. l.. c.
Philadelphia. July I. 1921.
Charles Dickens had a daughter and also
n daughter-in-law OF that name. The
daughter was born In 1893. but there In little
record of her end the other Mary was the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13

.'Tb. Valley Lay Smiling Befors Them7'
Beethoven uses the air In q sonata. opus 81.
v. W. L.
Philadelphia, July o, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
Wants "Too Late"

To the Editor Of tho Evening Public Ledger;
Sir--Wll YOU kindly print In your Peo-
Pies Forum the poem. entitled Too Late"
II starts something like this:
80 you've come back again to me,
Since time at last has made you free,
Though you have tried but vainly TO forget,
The old. old love is living yet"
MRS. W. L. Y.
Philadephia July 2 1921,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
Going Camping

To the Editor Of the Evenin1 Public Lcdosr.
Sill am seeking Information regarding
a camping outht--the essentials. how TO
pick good site and tho approximate cost.
e. Il. v.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
Government and NatIona, Banks

70 the Editor OF the Evenino Public Ledosr'
sir--piease inform me how national banks
are supervised by the Government and what
powers the Government may have over
them. INTERESTED.
Philadelphia. July 9. 1921.
National banks are subject TO super
vision by tho Comptroller of tho Currency.
an official pppointed by tn, President. The
Comptroller can take possession Of "a ma
tional bank any time an examination shows
Its capital impaired. National bank stock
holders are liable for double the amount OF
the capital stock they own to protect de-
positors In case tho bank suffers losses that
Impair It's capital. There is no guaranty
OF deposits in national banka.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13
L Learning to Swim

To the Editor Of tho Evenin0 Public Ledger:
Sr-what would you advise for pro.
ducing flesh on chest and shoulders? Is Il
we'll to use water wings when first learn
ing to swim? MISS F. L. n
Philadelphia, July 8. 1921.
Since you say that you are going to learn
to swim, we do not think that you need any
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13

stationed In the conFcsted places where chill.
dren play and where trucks speed around
tho corners Instead OF having the speed
limit from ten to fifteen miles an hour, we
should have 1t nve miles an hour. then.
perhaps. we will drive ten miles an hour.
ALLEN II. MARTIN.
Philadelphia, July q, 1921,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13

was sung in London music halls. It IN
creased In popularity and when the Brit
ish armies went to the front It became a
favorite marching sons.