davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
CURISTFNINC FATAIITY

BELNEDEHE. ng, Van. 2S.-The
minister was about TO chrisien Robert
Cecil navey. 40 weeks old. The baby 5
grandmother. who was holding him
irippcd and fell. The baby died as
the result OF the injuries.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
BANK CLEARINGs DDCREASE.

Clearings OF the local banks for the
week ending today as announced by
The National Bank Of Delaware, the
Clearing house, amounted to S2524,-
1902 as compared with S3,S39, 1868
for the corresponding week OF last
wear.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Jan. % UNITED Press }
Cotton opened steady today March
sold at il55, up 7; May ii97, up II ;
July 1875, UP IS.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
SAVED FROM GASOLINE FUMES.

CHESTER, Pa, Jan 29-Walter n.
Bullard, OF No. 2iii Edgmont avenue.
was overcome in his garage, No. $40
East Seventeenth street. yesterday hy
gasoline fumes. When found hv a
neighbor, William Bulbey, lr.. he was
unconscious. Or. l.. c. Ross partly re-
yiNed him and he was hurried to the
Chester Hospital, where the doctors
worked over him for nearly an hour.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29 UNITED Press. -
Opening grain
Wheat. Marlh i536i52; May $3.50
ISL.
Corn. May 66d65% July 67h6%.
oats, May 42h@b; July 42ss@h.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
ApARTMENT FOR RENT

1920 Delaware avenue; very deslr,
able: beautiful surroundings ana
every convenience: immediate pos
session. Phone 4SJ0-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
nEs nEAL NICE MAN

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2s. - The
women say Judge McCullen is Just
too dear for words. Being a woman
is sufficient TO excuse one from jury
duty. he says.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
APARTMENT ron RENr.

very deslrabF, steam heal and
electric light. Location, northwest
corner Front and Walnut Sts., sec
ond floor Phone 4S5O-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
and PersonalNesus From Many Sources
The old Man s Conf forts
BY ROBERT soUTHEY


'You are old Father William" the young man cried
''rhe few locks that left you gray
You are hale Father William-a hearty old man:
Now tell me the reason pray"
In the days OF my youth" Father William replied;
81 remembered that youth would ny fast
And abused not my health and my yigor at first,
That might need them at last"
~You are old Father william" the young cried;
And pleasures with youth pass away;
And yet you lament not the days that are gone,
Now tell me the reason, pray
in the days OF my youth" Father William replied
81 remembered that youth could not last =
! thought OF the future, whatever did,
That never might rieve for the past"
"You are old Father William the young man cried;
"And life must be Fastening away;
You are cheerful and love 10 converse upon death;
Now tell me the reason, pray
81 am cheerful, young man. Father William replied;
Let the cause thy attention engage;
In the days Of my youth, l remembered my God
And lie hath not forgotten my age
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
cyNTmAs HELPERS BRANCH l. $. 5

The Cynthias HelNcrs Branch, /. >.
s, win meet on Tuesday, February 1,
at Sunshine Hall, 1909 Delaware ave-
nue.. From 3 until 7 O'Clock a very
nice supper will be served Tor MEM
hers and their husbands or one
friend. The price OF tickets Will be
% cents. We hope all the members
viii try and be present as the cal
for help are many, the treasury needs
rcplenishing II we are TO help those
in need and scatter Sunshine In tae
dark places.
Afler lhe supper the annual cleo
lion OF others will take place.
l.. NJ Birkhead,
Press Cor
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

The Want Ads will offer good part
nerships. and real estate investments
enrinx the coming month.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
PRIVATE GARAGE FOR RENT.

Very desirable location on Walnut
street. above Front. Phone iS10 -Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
ing, furnish the following quotations
OF local securities:
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
MAYOR OF CORK
MAY VISIT CITY

Donald OCallaghan, Lord Mayor OF
Cork. Mayor Morgan, OF Tqiurles and
Mayor Dempsey, Of Mallow. in the
County Cork, Will speak In Whining
ton. II the plans Of the executive
committee OF the fund for the reHef
Of Ireland succeed. These men Will
be asked 10 ten the people Of VIII
mington the conditions That exist IN
Ireland today.
A r7lmmage sale for the benefit OF
the fund WA be he'd some day next
week at 1920 Linden street.
IN MEMoRIAm.
In loving memory OF my dear husband,
John Wesley North, who departed this
life January 20, 1920;
Gone from n world OF pain and sorrow,
To land OF peace and rest;
God has taken you, dear husband,
Where you will find eternal rest.
Gone but not forgotten. = His Wffo.~
IN MEMORIAM.
HARNEi-In sad but loving memory of
my dear beloved husband, Joseph W.
Harvey, who passed away one year ago
today:
Gone. dear. you are gone forever,
How | Mss your smiling faces
But you left me to remember,
None on earth can take your place.
The hours we once enjoyed are sweet,
The memories STILL
But death has left a loneliness
The world can never fill.
Sadly missed by Wife and Children
IN ATEMORIAM.
In loving memory Of Joseph W. HRr-
vey. who departed this life January p,
1920:
He shall never be forgotten,
Never shall his memory fade,
Sweetest thoughts forever linger,
Around the grave where he is laid.
His Pal, David L Tust.N
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank friends for thcfr ex-
pressions of sympathy, floral tributes
and automobiles loaned because OF the
death Of Mrs. Mary Anne Andrews.
Her Chhdren.a :
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
INTERNA TTONAL
SUNSHINE SOCIETY

Any news Intended for the sun
shine column should reach the chair
man OF the press committee not later
than Wednesday noon. Address Mrs.
otto V. Ort 1919 Delaware avenue,
aflu
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
IN NTEMoRIAM
SineS and Welch
FLORISTS

2f2 WEST EIGHTH STREET
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
Specially
ID. & A. 5672
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
Answer 10 No. $50.

There must have been 2.5i9
men in that st. Patrick's Day
celebration.
Copyright, 1921. by sam LoydJ
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
GNsIuNE cAIENDAn.

Feb. i-Cynihias Helpers Branch l.
S. ;, Sunshine Hall, 1929 Delaware
avenue, 3 p. IN.
Feb. 4-Evcr Ready Branch l. s. S,
703 West TNwenty-second street, 3
p. m.
Feb. ALERT Branch /. 5. s, sun
shine Hall. ii09 Delaware avenue, 23O
/ p. m.
Feb ii-New Era B0nsh /. s. s,
Sunshine Hall, ti09 Delaware avenue,
230 .. m.
Feb. 2i-Alort Brunch /. S. S. sun
shine Hall, 400 Delaware avenue, 2SO
l p. m.
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Wz
y y
CALENDAR

SlNDA1.
4 p. m.-Meeting Of Girls WORK
Committee. club rooms.
> p. m-Tea, club rooms, sO4 Mar-
kct street.
MONDAY.
10 a. m.-Nfsetng Of board Of direc-
tors. election Of officers.
= p. m.-Staff meeting, club rooms
3.i5 D. Friendship Club installa-
7a0 4. m.-An the Y. w. c. A. and
other organizations that are inter
esled i'm The World Fellowship
Movement are earnestly requested 20
he present at The mass meeting "a
be held January 81 in the ciun
rooms. at SOi Market strcet under
thS direction OF Mrs. John A. steven
son. Let's have a full representation
OF fevery club.
TUESDAY.
q IS n. m-West End Girl Reserves
Nost End Reading Room.
345 p. m.-Hiawatha Girl Reserves
club room.
3i5 p. Wawataisi Girl Re.
serves. club rooms.
s7i1 p. m.-F. L.. c. Corps cur
rooms.
F30 D. m.-Aloha club, club rooms
$50 p. m.-Gymnasium Class, cur
rdoni. SOi Market street.
AIS p. m.-Nareting OF Grade Schoo
Corps. club rooms.
WEDNESDAY.
Reserves. club rooms. -
9ia u. m.-pOcahontas Corps UT
Reserves. Hanover Church.
265 p. m.-Oriole Qprps Girl nc
serves. club rooms.
Is D. m.-Mandolln class for be
cnners. club rooms.
s %. m.-Mandollne Club organlza
tfpn. club rooms.
THURSDAY.
is r m Good Fairy Corps Cir
Deserves. club rooms: Eastlake corp
Girl Reserves, club rooms
u. m.-Camp Fire Girls. Map
nnact'. club rooms,
FRIDAY.
8 p. m-spanish class, club rooms
SATURDAY.
m.-NarShalltnn Corps Girl re
serves. Marshallion. Del
Al
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
BRAIN TESTS.
BY sam Lloyd.
~ T7ITU IUNUI
4 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 631.

What two cities. one in France
and the other in Switzerland can
you find in this rebus sketch?
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

A pedestal is good enough
For those who like that sort Of stun
But as FOR me, give me the street,
Where | can stand on my own feet
And on the level ever be.
I would pot give one son OF worth
For an the pedestal on earth,
To hold me cold above Tho press
Of comradoshhp and friendliness.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

3l5 r. m Good Fairy Corps Girl
pfservoe. club rooms. Eastlake uo'ps
Girl Reserves, club rooms 49,,
3 p. m.-Camp Fire ulrls., N"p-
nn7cti. club rooms.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
Foreigners In Merchant Marine

To the Editor Of tho Epcnino Public Ledger:
Sir-1 am a daily reader ~ your EyESiNG
PCnLiC LEpGER, and always read the PeO-
pies Forum. see quit" n few havs some.
thing 10 say as to IN, bonus for cS.s@rSir'
men. am one also. though Il is from the
Canadian army. on my discharge. her
thirty.three months service-twenty.two nt
them in France---t received a bonus OF $3.50
Now II little country like Canada could
stand the blunt. why cannot AmrricHT IN
your Peoples Forum Of March read that
"Ex- Soldier" claims IngrRtefulness. hs
speaks about an American merchant marin"
and the preference given on board to the
Spicks. Jap.. etc. He is right I also am
a seafarinE man. And I wish to state TINS
fact: II Is the fault Of the unions. They
take any one in. regardless OF their ma.
tonality. Ii New York I was trying to get
on the steamship Finland last November.
am union man. They would not give me
a Job They needed two men. They signed
up two colorcd men. one was not even
union man.
II was done In front OF tn" eyes OF the
head delegates. Why Because money
passed between few Of them. SO the
Jnion II to blame Keep out all Foreigners
am not a Bolahevik. hut let the others
work on their own ships-not come here
after We got more money than they DO
ALFRED KANoUSE.
Philadelphia. March 5. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
Letters to the Editor
Prohibition and 1925 Fair

To N Editor Of the Ercnin1 Public Ledger:
Sir have been examining the People r
Forum In the EVENING PCBLiC LEDGER for
some time, thinking that perhaps soine per-
son more cFpable than am would discuss
tho subject OF prohibition and our world y
fair In 1929. Prohibition does not affect me
either way, but as native Phllndelphian
am interested In making our fair success.
A. young man I spent many happy ana
pleasant days at our Centennial Fair. and
II was a pleasant sight to see group OF
foreigners sitting around table IN the Park.
with their wives and children, eating their
lunch and drinking wine beer. There
was no disorder.
Also can remember the excitement when
In 1878. the wooden Market street bridge
vas totally consumed by Are. II was In the
fail Of 1878. and our fair to open In
the spring Of 1879. The Pennsylvania Rail-
road put UP temporary structure. think
in thirty days Now tho point wish to
mako. Mr. Editor Ia this II We have pro
hibition here in io2H. II is going to Riv" our
exhibition a black eye, because II should
not be n national but an international eS.
hibition. and foreigners will not be dictated
to as to wfat they shall cat or what they
shall drink while over here. In conclusion.
would Il not b. grand and glorious idea
to invite the League OF Nations to have n
series of meetings here In Philadelphia dur.
ing tho exhibition
JOHN wIRTH.
Phiadelp pha, March T. 1921.
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Deaths

10 AHJa"NH isai ASA fAGSSTTHf6iNy fGrmsfiy q
Philadelphia. Services on Tuesday sneT-
noon al o'clock at thu oliver II. Halr
Bldg. 1870 Chestnut ~ PHILADELPHIA Inter
band OF Anna Beckmann (nee Hartman
aged so Relatives and friends. also Lodge
No g. F. and A. NJ, and other organiza. !.
tions Of which he was a member. are invited
10 funeral services. on Monday. at ., m u,
at late residence, 2053 n. Sth st. Inter:
ment Hillside Cemetery. Friends may call
HBRESNER, " March o, 1921. MARY A..
wife Of the late Henry J. Benner (nee
Keough). Relatives and friends, also Ladies'
Aux Of X OF 81. John, No. l04; also Altar
and Rosary SoCistv OF st. Francis Xavier $
Church Invited 70 funeral Mon. $50 a. m.
from residence Of Michael j, MCHugh. s2+ y.
Francis %avicrs church 10 a. m. Int, Holy
Cross Gem.
DER0.--Orr March g. 1921, HENRIETTA.
widow Of Jacob ierg. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral services, on sunday, at 2
n m. precisely from the late residence. 900
y, LawreneC g.. In'erm"nt at Adath
''TRSSfhR TnRoYER. .G@MsTck Gs%h 10. RICHARD Y, hus.
band OF Mary Roy r. Relatives and friends
invited TO attend funeral, from his late resi-
dcnCe 1918 Titan St, Mon. l2 m. Services
at Union Church. 1 p. m; RemainE On Wow
RoYi ,E.-MRrch 10, ETHEL. wife OF John
Boyle, aged as Funeral Mon. . p. M,
from her late residence, 3ls7 Hartyille st
int. Greenmount Gem. Remains may b,
''Gn GBnRApDocK.-M Gibbsboro, N. J., Msrei
10. CORA. wife OF charies W. Brsddock
aged Al. Funeral services and int. strictl'
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Philadelphia Markets


ts"oo iaIs Ds% s;s'' s,s.a{ ..E,
9 s,S,"i r;S winSsr sarisky ;I;ssSi"535 5,,ts ,%t,Ss5 e
N %sa Wee &c anGef 30 e HH2F r." @Ec
under No. . No, wheat lie under No. :,
s"RE$ G6RN%RscsIpi. aefSTaFS t" s42o 4aaoD Dusne Dull
snt HMchSN3s'1 Sc s lS,' ssG new in ear NpG.' S}
SO; TS ysliS% 4 & 6oG s2f Sn.n.s oo,o, nr.
SS, S6Ro, S'' NJ 10 whiSa, GSs'%3 81.
@ sask: BuiI Tad = snoS.d s, l,},s SSaTYffS
l., jasS. sscks-sott winter stTsIs6t Yes, am,
SsSoso 40; do TSsTmE 1S tS g e.; So; m@Td
So. @to. IS; ,.pTinF ag'is. clear s7G7.?
DO. patent 50 1000 80: do short natcnt;.
ssan ss3S a@y 'DrS DrHad: OF9s nHS iiT s Rs
fiour. 50 6C1io.
Baci in sets, smoked and tr.dri"d, 5lc; beef
knuckles and tenders, smoked and air-drLcd.
i5ose IaS D?GE t'@y sc 40 40 !snHsa SHm loose o?%s&
bone."ss sSc picnlc ;h99%.derEs; ); T. l1T; sgISa.
BTTTERi-AdHya1"o-a lc 4%ot"tst"'nss; me
;iGFps tsS H% ar1s sc a. fStSs re- sSonGs "
to fancy. E'n ,' 81 a Ssc. islT 70 ,sood ioS 56e;
prints iobhing at 59T6lc for fancy. and
EGGs-Quiet and .c lower uo,auons
Nearby hrstF, 3'c per dozen; nearby sur
a S6c do, f,rsts 49, 3ic inferior lots lower;
southern. 32u 33C, fancy selected Candled
cgEs lobbng at AN i4c and fair TO good,
CHEEsE-Stcady but trade quiet. The
CIIEESE--Steady but trade quiet W" quote
New York, whoie-mIlk frsts; fame held. -
faacy. TSS, f% f2csh ~ S@%isc; do. "ommon 4" 70
fSir, rrssh 81 a &c; LonEhorns. held; 2sc;
gsSSr,c, '5" DO. irS.h ~ q?I*c; joDbIns sales .
OF i1gey heI9 E%93s g &c ,o,,v ,,o.c
SS sSSs,sPr sPrt fancy 3SaGc ITT Es"
sS. sSS. .urkeys As q SOC ducks. wEt,e. PcEiH.
43145c, mixed coL0Ls. 40 i2r: DO, Muscovy,
2s d soc; geese, 2sD3@c' pigeons. per pair. S.
"pHTREssED PoULTRY-FowIs. fre-h-k!lsd.
trypte.ed n hoEsS Ss, wsishinE sixS'ng tGE't rs
ss7 Ss77c aPSSsb P%SSbHs ~ 1 s2 55e io1ls ~ fs,S g.
EIed p oof sac dr}RisHHH %oEHns "sS"pS Is, '~1
sVer apiece. sic weighing az lbs. 81 q 36c
weighing he. and under 32gsic; roasting
:sSSs .co wsssna. nj = O. o' 9 ' oa'ns RfSs cfeK
.s.,,rD' gG rD' dry.pScS.d Weighing aeaa lbs.
spiece, 3343lc; bruiers western, DIP. picked
,FH1s nssrby b "w.ESns n'f T s'so' bs aP.o. S,S
t864sc, roasting chickens. NEARBY, weiShnE
.S5 lbs ea4 over apiece. 80 o 4oc; tryers
vSarhy Weighing 343H lbs. apiece, a4D
acc; capons. western, weighing lbs, apiece
SSc weighing lbs. 54c; we!ghLng q lbs.
old tom, ~ a 1ic. do, do fair to good, 45
bOc, old roobtcrs, dry'rck, q. w"stern. 2ec.
.Svhsr. SS 1sG' sS5.c SS5 ramsy famsz 'T
eSir. spring Il9l.25, old. 73ds5e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
Limiting Rental Profits

To The Editor Of the Evening Publi' Ledger:
SIr-Ths way to cure the rent hog In an
easy one Let every tenant In the city
spond two cents and n ittie time writing
bis representative nt Harrisburg demanding
law limiting the landlord 70. say, ~ per
cent net profit on his Investment, after
nayinE jsnitor service, fuel repaics and
interest on any mortgage he may have, and
fixing the penalty Of say. a year In tho
penitcntary without the option or hno
for any overcharEe,
This percentage OF profit IL generous
enough to encourage plenty OF new building.
Il is fair 70 the owners OF old buildings as
we'll hs the ones. Word Il so that II
landlord owns a building costing him
$40 o0n. and he has a mortgage Of $50 900
or same. he is TO get Is per cent on his
equity OF 500, 900 and that this IS per cent
IL to he ngUred on the money h" actually has
invested and not on what he nay claim the
property 10 be worth. No politician would
care resist such demand " every tenant
wrote him. g. NJ BRADY,
Ihuadephia, March 3. 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
Admires Sensible Girls

To the Editor Of the Evenir0 Public LEDGER
Slr-Concerning the so-cRlied wall now
ers'' and tho popular girls. which have seen
discussed In your Peoples Forum. most of
TIE contributors have Expressed the opinion
that the noisy. painted. JazEy girls are the
only ones that capture the fellows ad.
init that there is 0 class Of men who would
rather stand OIL tho streets and pass their
opinions on the painted faces and shapely'
sllk-clAd pedal Cxtremities or parade the
streets with Eirls that look like walking sign
boa rds than to turn their minds into useful
channels
But there 70 another side to the story
Thorc are many OF US young men In the
v vorld who would highly appreciate tair-
minded. decent. intelligent girls but Some
times do not know where to and them so
cheer up you girls who have been dubbed
wall flowers II you will tell uE where
you are hiding and how ". can be introduced
to you. some Of w would be glad TO give you
a fair chance in life.
! r. MARTIN.
Phuadc,rhia. March @. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
DEATHS

ssSL2ck is.isS, &C. on March A H. fi;f.nTfih 1ss nTfihosRs
aSG. gS. 1870 0'l2Sss eS..na 'st o'iS - ~
Arlington Cemetery. Viewing Sunday eve
"'s1 ss1fErNERT-M 10. JACOB. husband s,.
ives friends and c9ur, &C ss@ssso 0o9S YIN M.Sn S9 m
y sIS son. 70 $3.50 ssty'fs, Siivs' oas
sS$SEEss$s4 ss.s s,S.rsl eAn5ss !sE1ss.
fssld.ssS SSnd sst.'H%Tfs. @ iHth and Pine
''i 'iTHo5MifsSN,Non 5si P5syso March 10, JESSE N;
to funeral; on sunday. at ! p m' from pn,nrs ms
.s, n.s Fei!SsnIiGs EasIin:ton cs%sseiy cisrs'Sofo
o51.,s%s "a. eaEsRkEsT rHeRsn NTs nu. r.
s i " ssaSres yssn.
wooG. %G BrooEyn. iiS p N ~ Saturday. Msreh Il,
kt Ms5ss +, - =, ,sS,s sAMUEs W.. cIss; ss.d
'ts4s: i!$iiis ~ s%S END s;.y,S.ss SSs.s:
f. SMs%ill'y$S $uSsSsI SsTss|i csaii SAX
3 FN|!s arg yS' =
"eE e#EEsiHNlnEGk sHl ESH ,S /; March o. GER;
TRJTDE r.. wife Of Moses Weinbeck and
daughter Of late Jacob T.. and Mary C.. Kea-
ton. Relatives and friends invited to fh-
neral Mon. $40 a. m. 2s2S Bryn MaMr
ave wynneheld. Solemn requiem mass 81,
Nsiachy's Church. 18th above Master. 10
a M Friends may call Sun! eve. Take
psla car on SGD rt. to orerbrook ave.)
WEYMER. = or 17s w. Columbia ave.
March ii, MARY, wife of Henry wsymer
;nee MnrshaiO. Relatives and friends in
vited TO funeral. Mon. $3.50 q. m. from
funeral apartments OF Harold n, Muiiisan.
ioth st and Germantown ave. Hish mass
at 81. Michacrs Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Wheel [ suddenly. March 10. 1921,
ROpERT II. husband OF Louise II. wheeler
and son OF Catharine y. and the late Rob
ert r. wheeler. Funeral, to which rsla-
tiycs and friends 'and employees Link Belt
Engineering Co. are invited. Mon. y. m.
from his late residence, Gl92 SAMSON ST.
Int. Laurel Hill Gem. Friends may call
zIf:GLER. March II. CHARLES w. son
of late Fred rick and Susanna Ziegier. AGED
20 Relative. friends and employees Of Mo
tive Power. T.. r. r.. invited to serVices.
Mon, 2 y. m. at his late residence, 21O3
y. Dauphin st. Int. private. Oakland Gem.
Viewing Sun. eve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12

Letters to the Editor should be as
brief and to the point as possible,
avoiding anything that would open
n denominational or sectarian dis
Cussion.
No attention will be paid to anony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence OF
be printed II request Ia made that
they be omitted
The publication of n letter is not
to be taken as an Endorsement Of Its
views by this paper.
Communications will not be re-
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor will manuscript be saved.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
Poems and Songs Desired
Two Poems Desired

To the Editor NJ the Evcrino Public Ledger:
Sir--Can YOU or one Of tho ErBSiSG Iur
Tr LEpgER's host OF readers supply tn,
poems which contain the following lines:
No |:
We left Ncw York one Sunday morn.
Our hearts were lght and free,
As we were about TO take the road
WITH the new farce-comcdy. etc.
No. .:
Here ats an old. old lady
In her rustic chair,
SunhcamS gently falling
Upon her snow.whitc hair, etc
l.. PHItitPS.
rhIlahclnhIa Ma-ch : 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
LONDON BANKING FIRM FAILS
Mildred, Goyeneche & Co., Estab.
Ilshed In 1900, Suspend Payments

London, March t2--Suspensions OF
payment was announced today Oy the
merchant banking concern o. Mildred.
Goyeneche & Co. The firms trouble was
caused by the unfavorable general fnan-
cial conditions and to depreciation in
securities and merchandise.
The house, which has wide Spanish
connections, was established in 1900. Its
offices are at 3s New Broad street, Il. Z.
The partners are Henry Wilson Birch
and Wyndam Birch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-12
SpecInI Notices
;. TO TIE sroCKHoLpERs OF THE

A., TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
HE5 pennsylvania Railroad Company
The undcrsiFned appointed IN pursuanC" Of
action AZ the annual meeting Of IA" stock
holders recommend the following ticket t"T
directors Rayard Henry. George II. Nc
Fndden and Howard HrlnI, 10 h voted for
AZ the stockholders election on the 2!d OF
GHAS. .. HARRISON
:. =. HOUSTON,
J%O GRIRREL,
DAVID Z WILLIAMS.
WILLIAM W, FIrLEE
CHRISTIAN 9. FEBIGER
WILLIAM WOOD, Chairman.
Committee.
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A 6IbIe Query

To the Editor Of the Evening PuL'rc Ledger.
Slr-Where in the Bible ir It satd that
KING sa' In his house, before the hearth,
using penltnife? W. l.. p,
Philadelphia, March o. 1921.
The twenty-secOnd and tSenty.thrd verses
OF the thlrty-siIth chapter of jeremiah are
az follows Now the king sat In the win
tcr-hOuse In the ninth Oth) month, and
there was a hre on the hearth turning be-
fore him. And II came to pass that when
Jchudl had read three or four leaves he cut
II with a psnknife " In the revised version
Of tho Bible the word brazrr Is used In
pace Of hCrrth.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RE
eeyed nmor in Room rdo 2iS; city Hall until y
and opened at that time In same room f"r
of io2i. ' '''~" '""'' season
2. For improving plot bounded by Goth st
ward. by grading the area from house lines
to property lines. installing storm water
drainage and water supply. supply ing and
treating clean earth M, constructing con.
the plot with brick insert where shown con.
strurting concrete CnpinRs. posts and steps
constructing and placing park benches with
concrete ends and centerpieces and painted
placing concrete fence posts and supplying
placing and painting galvanized iron pipe
rails removing existing and constructing new
concrete street fOotways with granolithic
constructing new arm"red concrete street
curb supplying and sowing grass seed. sup.
plying and laying sod supplying and plant.
ing trees. shrubs and perennial flowers. H5
deposit required)
B. Furnishing and laying sod In the va
rious parks and squares for the year 1921.
4 Supplying and planting trees and shrubs
in quantities varieties and locations as HpeCi'
fed
Repairs to h3ors; Rooms rlni,22,ilLTi,iiI7'
(t5 depos!t required
Of City Architect. Room S26 city Hall.
For information and full particulars In
quire at Room 49, City Hall; ,,
jSiEned) FRANK II. CAWEN.
ONCE Of the ConstrmctinE Quartcrmaster.
Middletown Air Intermsdiate Depot
ss0Hs proTosa(M March % 1877 ie'EsS Snd ,sss @
Plans and specifications on application.