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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
sFor America FIrst

|slreE nv ErSMor OF the Evcnino Public y,do.-.
!, 81 ar" too many in this lana
N NV ~, are al too ready to bite tho hand
tnem, ald who. as IN the Ia,,
N nreo no 10 overthrow our Royern-
a Ia. DnS the war we were swompea
km,S '" pFopasanda and we should have
N ia, e"spn' There Ia but one oI,es.
| to,,I,D 'n4u,a u be asked Of every per son
h. h,t sr. Are you an American,
be- Tor "S. ",I the tlme?" We have no
hntry bs,nas one who puts some other
unity EnsIa Ee ms United States. BE- that
|estra, T,... ireland or any other land.
IA f,om v,s,,. W your paper recently have
k,mr.., about England and mora ~ ,s..
EG,a 10 derde the United sts,cs rnw'
|ln,,r1 not always been a friend of mi.
tolu,iOnSr Sr from It. At the close Of ths
wtSs,sy War. whom England promissd
bkh No.. from the western terrItorv
J c,yl vteh surrendered to George no.
Rhsd s,a "o uin not, but instead she re.
make ~.. 'onunuaiiy urged the Indians
n, - upon lot OF defense,eps SET.
bhtsd az. oetore the war OF 1912 she
n war d,S article OF International law
ta one. -, "o' settle the matter. and more
boundso were threatened with war r.,sr
nj Wa disputes. and then came the
b. ,I,n,s which one Of your eorr..non-
huy. sns himself MacI.ean speaks M
NAV h. PRAISES tho British forbesrnnee
am ana mat It was right for Ensland
The AIsS spu!p commerce DESTROYER. sucb
pa. bur and to furnish arms 10 IN,
and n International law did not saw
Money Ns' England = handsome sum
Pa TO ,hs 70 what would have han.
ared war ,n,S Yea states had England
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Deaths

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
,TODAY'S MYSTERY STORY
BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOWI.AN

for he had no dealings with them, car
ried NO accounts. and always Maid nj,
bills In cash. Local society knew hin
not ct all. In four months he had mad,
no friends at all. According to th,
servants, he did not seem to be an ab
normal man In anything but his prefer.
ence Tor his own company. He spen,
most OF his time readins.a Apparently
ne was studying Shakespeare. TOR thsy
I9und Z great sheaf OF literary notes Ia
nts desk. Occssionally he went to New
he motcred around through the sur.
rounding hills, but for the most part
his chsuifeur had an easy time Of Il.
On the night Of his death he had
given permission to the chauffeur, tho
maid and the butler To spend the eve.
ming out: The housekceper had gone
to bed. The gardeners did not live on
the place. ""
But the butler. who with the other
TWO servants had gone to q local dance.
was NOT able to dance, and finding the
anair dull, had returned home early.
inviting his friend, PatroImau Evans,
to step In out Of the cold for a few
moments.
They noted that the bright iisht in
Weiden's study was still burning, and
had Just entered the house when q board
creaked on the floor above, where that
study was located, as though under a
stealthy tread. The butler ascended the
stairs and walked toward the study At
the front end Of the hall. But even az
the sound OF his knock echoed down the
wide hall, a shadow flashed down th,
stairs and collided with the policeman.
who promptly embodied II In a mishty
grip. Then the buffers voice, horror.
shaken came from above.
Weldon had been stabbed to death
There was no doubt as to who had
killed him. The man captured by
Evans had the bloody knife In the
sheath strapped over his hip. But the
motive OF the crime, al well az his
identity and antecedents Of Peter Wei.
refused to talk, but accepted his arrest
with fatalistie calm, and nodded admis.
sion of his guilt.
IL was about the floor Of the Study
In which Welden's body lay that the
matches were strewn.
'It looks" thought Harvey Hunt
Just as though the murderer had
been searching the floor systematicsiiy
for something that had been dropped.
Only why should he need matches TO
see In a brilliantly 1t roomf Clearly
he wouldn't. But what other purposs
could the burning Of matches haver"
What Other purpose could Il hove Aad
and hoto 80 u Iced to . revelation OF
the Identities Of the oiofim arS tks
murderer, and to tAe motive for he
crimsf wv
TAs s"sUev soiu spssar tomorroo.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
Yesterdays Mystery Solution

TN THE case Of From the Water, /"
L Harvey Hunt arrived at q barrier to
his deductions when he learned that
the shot had undoubtedly come from
the middle Of the river, and yet that
there was no boat or swimmer to Be
found there Immediately after the re /.
port.
He had very little faith In spirits,
particularly the kind that use firearms.
II the shot had not been fired from an
ordinary boat, he thought with smile,
1t must have been hsed from an aitplane
or a submarine. or by a Ash. The first
two assumptieus seemed a. ridiculous
as the third. No airplsne could have
operated without being heard. No sub
marine was likely TO come up from
the sea TO murder q man on the bank
Of a river. 1t was exceptionally pug
cling, particularly In view Of the fact
that Bevan had put out his light be-
fore the shot had been fired, and must
have been invisible to the murderer.
But" thought Hunt, 'if were an
inventor, like Johnson, and wanted to
kill Bevan and maintain an alright
alibi, couldn't l rig up some sort of q
mechanical contrivance? How about
a disappearing. mechanically controlled
and automatic rife? - II could be floated
on a raft. previously aimed at given
point on the dock. Some electrical con-
pection, completed by the movement Of
the boat could be arranged, SO that
upon the firing of the shot the anchored
float would sink and automatically reel
In the wires and switch from the skiff's
runway" .,-,
Hunt had the river dragged at once.
and actually found such an apparatus.
Then by inquiry from electrical and me-
chanicsl supply shops, as well as
search Of Johnson's own laboratory,
the evidence that sent him to the insane
asylum was completed.
-
LVII
What ayUa tho spoeoa1 foe
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Reward Of Virtue

10 the sStter sf the Evs~lsS puS,ss LsSssr:>
sir.-suppose . fellow VINO works at
E.shth aud MAstet -strSets deoidss. aftst
eitnring to strap on the subway and IL"
for many weeks. 70 Sfve himself a treat.
and for once TO havo . stAt going homo
and then walks ali the way down to Sec-
ond street In ORDER 10 secure one. He
succseds and has n1sd himself comfortably
to read Tho EVENING PuBLro Lxp6Ea In CON-
fort. when the train steps at Eighth ana
Market streets. and Z lady gets on with
quite few bundles. Ind, being unable 20
get seat. she takes n stand right In front
OF YOU You can plainly see that she 10
not an ofrios worker. but the head OF
soruo ones house wfo has decided TO take
train homo Just at the hour when all
thing.
She looks steadily at you and you set
uneasy and don't think II fair to have to
offer her your ssat after you have walked
a few bicoks out OF your way. and especially
WREN that very day you were on your feet
for eight hours. Then you imagine that
everybody 10 looking Mt you. and you get
hot under the collar and get up and offer
her the seat. for which sacrifice she does
not thank you. and you hang on 10 the
old strap until the train reaches Si1ty-third
street station. Oh, boyI c. L. p.
Philadelphia. January ~, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
nett Wnllam., ReeItatIoN

Bert wtt1larns' Mediation
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NO w" n u1Yxm.
TILE DxnETovyH roKER c1un
mir Isck,on ,.s a. s~fn, aub.
n. yosncd tas Ds rstevn Poker club. .
.,... s~s.sa - 49, ,h.n ,o,a ,nes -
HIS rooney seemed ,ik. IL had wins,,
n he hs,d ooe.ns. .osne one hsA kines,
Each nisht he would oomtrthssts ali. fds
oo,n.
SO he says: TN play 'em tisf,t tsnasAa
No bobtail nush win make mo hats,
when 70 IN my hand vnl N> a
peach." '-r Z
Ana got kind Of peeyish after yynifs:
20 Bill got UP ana made this ifsyie
speech b..
He says. You sce this brand new vasuss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
Jetters to the Editor
!, , ,,.,.o,,,, Read to Legion Post

,,x,,or ot the EVenir0 Psb'tc LEDGER;
" w s s .,Irrins editorial. Tho Fowct-
slr-,'v VINO Can Marca No More" jan
kn 1921, was read at the meeting OF
v,n ~ .SIorbes Post, No. 7. Annerica" i's'on.
on Jsnus,s Jsn,s 10 70 on reccrJ al apcisudins
we ...a and your sympathy IN our en-
ycuf ~ - combine the various agencies .
tssyo,, - Cor the relief of sick. msimed and
hblus" y.seryice men. under ON head.
tlsspeo o,,id be assured II various other
Tnn n.riadlcals and the itke would realise
yspen p,ancr and follow In iihe vein ycar
rs nsV ,ouslng, wholesome American view.
Tp,rit p.rSit me- Mr. Editor. TO esssnd 70 xou
person RAYMOND McHHNRY.
Post NO. y AdJutant.
,...,,,ia. January 10. 1871.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
Burnt Matches

TT WAS the burnt matches scattered
L about the bare floor that aroused In
Harvey Hunt that sense of the unit
ness of things upon which he relied so
often to lead him to the crux Of mys-
terious crimes.
Peter Welden was a fairly young
man. He had been living IN Byrneyille
only q few months. He was apparently
plentifully supplied with money, for he
had rented the rambling old Martin
estate and had made many expensive
repairs and modern improvements.
He had recruited staff OF servants,
including an elderly housekeeper, q
cook, a maid, q butler, a chauffeur and
two gardeners, from the town.
The local tradesmen knew him as q
good customer and good pay. The local
bankers knew Slm only by Eeputation,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
A TEACHER Answers

r,ito, OF. the EvertrD PsbHc Lcdoeri,,
po.~ ,rv I, p" desires some teacher 70
S whcthsr or not at IL Q part Of his
sn'S S.s school duties to correct the spoken
~ a,., of the pupiio." .a.
Enn'., amazed at Nv. l. P.'s' Ignorance
school work. This weil-intentioned
d o viii enlighten himself. by visiting
p....r psr% s,hooi his children attend. Priu-
vns n.,. sns teachers will gladly explain ana
sssonytrste their work.
~ = P,.s'' letter is an acknowfcdg-
\. :, the educators problem. He admits
a' ". children use poor English. despite
|na. i',. I hor,e training. Presumably they ars
"" ,.,r home for seven or eieht hoprs OF
I,,a that they are awake. NsvertheJesv.
~ ~. narsnt cannot improve their spoken
s,,sS. in that length, OF time. But he
~. ~ ,hslyten cher to produce the desired
IN, with forty.ave or nfty yeanesters IN
|k. school hours al -.
NJ and Mrs. W. L. p, you win marvel
\, N. patience and cleverness OF these
|S,, ,,ilr,nt' Instructors when YOU observe
~ irving 10 form habits OF correct usage,
|s~,s,,tiy your children are wfthin the nrst
~ :, ,x grades, They do not understand
y, min and me done H. faint" ETC..
" Y. ,roorrect, and dare say that before. they
v. v. r,u,b further advanced In school they
,s E be finding errors in their parents'
E'' JAMES q. oII.BERT.
usu,de,phia, January Is. 1921. g..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21

;. Letters to the Editor should be az
brief and to the point as possible,
avoiding anything that would open
q UNCONVENTIONAL or sectarian dis
ctfssion.
No attention WIN be paid TO anony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence OF
good faith, although names viii not
be printed II request is made that
they be ouitted-
The publication Of letter Ia not
to be taken as an Enforcement OF its
views by this paper
Communications will not be re-
turned unless accompanied By post
age, nor will manuscript be saved.
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Trade Journals

70 tho Hdttsr eS fhs Eos~l~s fssssto Ledssr.
Bir-Kindiy inform me as 70 whers I cant
secure q few Of the various trade yosrnais.
n. W. q.
Msnayunk. Pa. January IL. isa1
You do not state the character OF transd
journals you would like to secure. A num-
bar arc publishcd In Philadelphia. . iise OIL
Tnoss puslished IN ether cities ysu win nndu
classified In . Newspaper directory. .whicht
you could examins At any public iibrary.1 \
Copies Of most OF the trade journals arsi
TO b found IN the periodical department of
tha publio NbfAry. -" 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
First. Glass postofdce

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger.
sir--what constitutes q nrst-class post.
office and how many arc there In the Unite
state:r w. L.. o.
Phiiadeiphia. January 10, 1871.
The Postoftics Department says q nrst
class postoffice Is one where the gross re-.
oeipts total 50. 900 or over. There are TOO
frst-class postoffces In the United States
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Questions answered
The A. e. r. In Siberia

- Inc =. E. +. IN SVbeFI0
70 the Editor Of the Scsntso PSb,to Lsdoey:
Sir-what were the casuaities OF the a
=. =. in siberia--kiiisd. wounded end deaths
from disease? C, L. c.
Philsdslphia. January IS. 1891.
>The Secretary Of Wars rsport for 1919
gives the casualty statistics as: Killed, ts
died Of wounds. 9: died OF disease, Al; died
Of accident. n. and suicide. 8.
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LOST AND FOUND

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susss wtase g. a.ts sssss,n. s.s.S ss,sSs .ss
Nth . ssarss; SCI ID ersrsses piss.stee s on
t@Srnsd @ 70 Apt. 500. the Ma,asssne. issr
~xTSFIde.t s: ,I;e ElasnZ ep+n-iscrd roid
SAX. OF my dSSeassd Sre,het: isss ABOUT ss.lc sl
Station. L p. McGrsw. care OF New M.
dowside Inn. MI Poebno pa Nv" '~
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What causss p,ndrun,

TO the Editor Of tAS EoenfrS Public LEDGER.
sir--r shouid itts TO - an answer in
your fsop,s's Forum ~ 10 what oAnsose
dandru6. I wssh IKE an expert opinion
on IL ana Hst Ia medical tssyAs; some sx-{
paanation that ~ wsti - others could
understand. G.
Phiiadeiphia, January 10. 1921.
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n. s',ms ~" Wave and ProbIb,,,o,

fA--I S.." y" the Evening Pubic Ledos,.
AZ, no an. read many articles In You.
" st,ct.S con, regarding prohibition
,sea Of ths -, am very much surprised
~ volstssa elements made by snsmies
Ia, "'''n' eriins ,way. ,.,m. =. ;.
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An IN ero' a> sissrnsrin', rsia-pat.
war ds sisst IA yse'osn' thin.
De po' tos' sheep % ds sheepfcf.
Dey an comes sadderfn' IN. .....
De 20 icsr sheer % Dc ehsepfoa.'
Dcy ali comes gaNdsr1u' I'm.
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kind Who Cookad

70 the Editor Of the Evcntno Public Ledcsy:
sir-There was . king who prided him.
self In being the best cook In his country,
Who was her
Philadelphia. January IS, 1921,
Louis XIV. the grandson Of Louis XIV In
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Pnyiade,phia. January Is. is1i.


Name for Sewing Circle
TO the Edsso~ oS.tA~ Evsus.s Pussso Ledoer:
sir--A number of siris have formed .
sowing club and would Ike ths Psopls's
FDrun editor 70 saGssst = nams. d. L. d.
. Psiaadesphta. January ~. te7i. '..
You might call the club tho Modern Pris-
ciiias,. the NaSdaieaes. Shs sptnnsrs tho
Thimbss Club. Crsdenda Progressive, Stitch
in-rfms or Puritan Maids. r.