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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Practical and Practicable

ToShe Editor Of The Evening Public ledger!
Sr--tn the following sentence is the word
practical" used correctly. or should u be
"rractlcable": "Yet I believe we can make
something moro practical out Of our public
school program than we have done hitI1-
to-" y. l.,
Philadclphia March 81. 1921.
The sentence is correct assuming that
tho speaker meant that tho program might
be made in accord with aatual use and
reference. practicable" means something
that can bo used for an intended purpose.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Submits n Problem

10 The Editor OF ths Evening pdbic Ledger;
Sir-Ploaso publish the following prob.
lem;
n gentleman BOUGHT pony. n pony cart.
set OF harness and saddle for his son.
paying $3.50 for ali. The pony aud saddle
together cost as much the harness and
tho cart, the pony and harness cost twice
as much as the saddle and the cart and the
rcnH and cart cost three times as much as
tho saddle. How much did each Item cost
Il. NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

To th- Editor Of tho Evcnir0 Public Ledger:
Slr--What Is tho origin OF the word
bunny" as applied TO rabbits by children?
w. l.. r.
Philadelphia. March ~, 1921.
BUN" Is Scotch word, signifying
'tail." Scotch people say of hare that
she cocks her bun" The word 'bunnIe''
or bunny" IS a dlmlnutivc meaning Tit
tie or "Short tAil" and In this sense 1t Is
particularly applicable 10 the rabbit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Poems and Songs Desired
Wants "on the Other Train"

To The Editor Of The EvcninD Pubto Ledger:
Sir-Kindly publish In the Peoples Forum
the poem "On the Other Train describing
n lady starting for the poorhouse and going
out on the other train. x. Y. ".
PHILADELPHIA March 10 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Germantown. March 90. 1921.
To Become Forestry Guard

To the Editor Of the EVeniro PubNc Ledger:
Sir--ro whom does ono apply for position
OF forest guard? II. 7. Il.
Philadelphia. April I, 1921
Apply TO tho Commission OF Forestry.
IIArrlshurg Ia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Can a Reader Send Them in7

To the Editor Of the Evening PItto LEDGER:
Sir--About twenty-five years ago In the
New York issue OF the Sunday Mirror. a
parer long since gone out of circulation.
saw the lines which go something like this:
And ever shall right come uppermost.
And ever snail Justice be don6
Look forth. What do thy eyes behold?
Guilt holding high positions,
While their betters are cacking their
chains"
I don't or can't recall the words. but
would appreciate very much " you could
print them for me or have some one send
II In. II you haven't the poem.
CHARLES 7. PETERS.
Philadelphia, March 90, 1921,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Patriotic Poem

To The Editor Of tho Evening Public Ledger:
SRI notice YOU printed In the EvESiSG
PUBLIC LEpGER's Peoples Forum the words
OF "a Toast TO the Flag" I am incosins
YOU "Old Glory" which is in the Same
meter and very similar In lines and scnti.
mcnt. ESTHER NJ SITSER
- East Rivcrton. n. j.. March 81. 1927
OLD GLORY
Here's 20 the sight Of II,
Blue. red and white OF II.
And the great might OF II,
In this vast world.
Oh. may the light OF II
Speak out the right OF II,
In the great flight of Il.
Where It's unfurlcd.
Here's to the red OF Il.
blood colored thread OF Il;
Foes have a dread of II
ON land and sea.
Men gave their lives for Il.
Left homes and wives for II.
Wore cursed gives for II.
Flag OF the free!
Here's 10 the white OF II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

A, Burdick-A marriage by any ordained
minister Ia legal. No minister II allowed
20 perform the ceremony unless a license Is
provided IL you feel there has been any
irresularty. you could have another cere-
mony performed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

To N" Eft'or Of me Eucniro Puh'tc Lcd1"r;
Sri have read y. H. Ms and ~.
c. Ks" letters of March 20 on r. r. =. :
request for higher far" with interest
dom think there is much to be- gained by
trying TO express ones opinion about the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

"a. g." wilmington. Del. asks for the
in his show, THE Messenger Boys" II
contains!
HAS anybody sccn our cat7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

Has a little black on the end Of Nj, ~
etc. "s ul
"Ermlnie ALL names and addr.,,
be signed TO communications, othar,,,Vs nu
are not recognized. WISE u,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Letters TO the Editor


TO the Editor Of the Evening Pubic Lrd6"r;
Slr--1 read with great interest James
Francis Cooks article The Golden Hour.
There is no one thing this country or ns
schools need more than The Golden Hour
TO impress tho Importance Of building chaf-
aoter. | have but ono child ana my
aim from her babyhocd has been 70
supply or rather to impress on her mInd
that tho things one needs most of all To
bald are health and character. There seems
to be so little of character today that one
rarely finds parents imprcssing itS lnpor
tauce on their growing children, ana Net u
IL their greatest Rsset In life TO promote
happiness and peace Of mind and real sue
cess. ,,,,,,.
I've always contcndcd that PtoHlu,''Io'
would never become really effective by torce
oF the law Il had gotten such strange
hold on humanity that only family train
ins for genera ions would eNcnuta'V wipe
Il out. ,
,ondcr Years and daily brought to it, think
Jnq mind in an Impressive way viii stick
10 II all It's lIfe when taught sunday
school | had Il class ot growing lN'SS' ana
IN con junction with the Biblo lesson W0u d
have 'charactor talks with them and
tbev would rry strict attention. I've al
wavs felt character training vas equal IN
Importance 20 spiritual training Tor one
Cod s,eed the day when Tho Golden
Hour becomes a real part Of every S'h"",
in every village. town and CITY ot WIS, ElHI'
country Of ours, and this dear thlIa"".....I
esnrcIa,ly, Tor It is r. rca, home center
and truly wonderful city. one fees It
in tic atmosphere u ono Is otuned TO
THE Cradle Of 1Iber'Y'--oh. no" 'oan ,,.rc 20
There IS more character here TO the spH' a.
,rcb than can rc found anywhere else IN
ali America which have attrion'cu i"
quaker influence. ,-. mating
As ono comes upon Friends ,'s,,ro ,'o
house the sight gives one tceIhE " 'S,,
Ia ,oro,iiy There is conclusive proof ihd'
cbaractsr t,Iks Philadciphia may he S,"WV, ,"V,
Su, she's sure. Be- foundation W. "uL,
uron tho rock Of chara"ter' "hl,n S.''"
,.snIte her political Eratt or corruption
49, c.. vVI rIse out Of Il the victor always
and want to assure YOU your rapcr IS '.,,, a
,ror,by mouthpicce Perhaps because SnI
live in the shadow Of IN" STATE ,IoH ',. he
It's innucnc" points IN. w.,
true 10 your '''"'' Vi. e. TDouF'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Questions AnsUered


To th- Editor Of the Epeniro Public Ledger;
Slr--pleaso explain the meaning OF the
expressions "1Ic sang his swan song"
Turning the candle at both ends" and
His Roman nose"
SAMUEL. 7. CLAMP,
Philadelphia March 81, 1927.
There Is an old superstition that the swan
breaks into song at tho approach OF death.
Hence tho expression swan song In often
used to refer TO n last rocm or musical
work Just before the composers death. The
expression has also hoen extended to apply
10 tho last speech Of a politician before being
forced into obsCurlty.
burning the candle At both cnds' means
that two opposite things cannot be done at
ono and tho sainn time. 4 PERSONS energies
cannot bo exhausted in one direction and yet
bo preserved unmrnIred for something
else.
Roman nose refers 70 the SHAPE Of a
persons nose. that is. a nose characteristic
Of the ancient Romans as sSn in their
sculptures and pictures
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

To The Editor Of the E"entn0 Pno"' ., n. =,
slr-Ingratitude. That's wo, . ,,T,n the
These fellows always hndin' raw" WI"
Havin' a good time be'n' m's"raois, ma ma
want US 70 make up with hen,ns soyIat 1
Trotsky. Impossible! They wNnt 20 70 oV woil
izo tho I. s. A. Then ~" would Ios9 a a.,
.,Tss' wha, would become OF u' II we
should lose Wall street? ,.o,,.
They object to the NolSicad LaM, cy,y
h,e to got all tho booze one wants NJ nv nv
cents g shot. High. OF course but the gov
ernment didn't fix the price ,,., ,,o.
Some OF US have no Jobs but W'a, -,
his matter? Aren't We the richest County,
On the globe More wealth than all o'her
nations combined? -, .o
Govornment statIsuc!ans some uino ,rsS 80
calculated an income NJ Twenty-Five hunoteu
a YEAR was necessary FOR a family OF ave TO
live a la American. .. ,,,,,,d
OF course no man IN his country Won wGuIo
.s.", s'' ,,., Z, I UNCLE ANDY.
shamok,n, Pa, March 81. 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
For sale by

Mitchell Fletcher Co..
18Th and Chestnut Sts.
Mitchell Fletcher co.,
5000 Germantown Avc.
Mitchell Fletcher CO..
1921 boardwalk. Atlantic City.
Mitchell Fletcher Co.,
Morris & Atlanta. Atlantic City.
Wm. y. Mcintyre. Ardmoro.
Vim. =. y, Intyre. Ovorbrooi.
VIM. y. Mcintyre, Narberth.
VIM. u. Mcintyre. Bryn Mawr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

The Peoples Forum will appear daily
In the SUNDAY Public Ledger. Letters
discussing timely topics will b. printed,
as well as reduested poems. and questions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
'ANY, BRUNSWICK, MAINE

WIN. T. Mcintyre. RosomoUt.
G. Orrls Risgins. Jenkintown.
Shovel. Fryer g. Co.. Inc.
1917 Chestnut 81.
Harry Sticrlcn. 1910 Girard Ave.
Chas. NJ. Stout. Amber.
Y. Il. WEIGH. West Chester.
Walter c. Yoder. Ill5 Lancaster
Girard Grocery Co.. Distributors
Llcwellyn Pharmacy. 1918 Chest.
a. Hunsbcrger. 10Th and Spruce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Where Story Can Be Found

TO the Editor Of the Evcnino rubnc Ledger:
SIr--Answcrine the request Of "E. J. c."
In tho Peoples Forum NJ March "a. want.
ing the name of tho author and OF the story
In which both legs OF boy we're ampu.
tatcd through tho mistake OF young sur.
geon. tho name Of the story Is The Pen.
atty" the author Of which vas Gouverneur
Morris. II ran az a serial In tho Cosmo.
polltan In 1912 and the early part OF 1918.
MRS. T.. l.. VALE.
lndn min rri,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Answers Numbers Problem

To the Fdi'or ot he ErtnirO Public Ledger:
Sir--l In answer to particular y-ool"ri
appearing In TueEdRy's EvENtNd PURLIC
LEDGER I herein submit my answer:
Required: TO find tho sum OF all even
numbers from to 1000 Onclusive). II Is
problem dealing with srIthmetIcal pro.
Grcssion
Us" formula equals SF-2 AID.
lot equal required sum. y equal num-
ber Of terms \ equal first term and l.
equal last term.
Consider to I've first term.
Number OF terms equal 500 for half OF
the runbors between | and 1000 is 500.
L. 1000.
$ 500 - 10000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

q. c. weher-No bonus bill has been
passed by Ohio UP TO this time.
III. D,"--'rhe Legal Aid Society Ia To-
catcd at - South Sixteenth street. II Ia
intended to scrvo those who cannot afford
to pay for legal advice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

S=2i0T 1907
S=sg5O50O
Therefore, 25O5n0 i sum of even numbers
bctwecn and 1000.
For information az to whore I found the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

W. +. Ankerbrand LOGAN.
II. J. Barr. 7I51 Gcrman'n Ave.
Icon =. Carlin. Logan.
4 Cromie.
southampton and Germantown.
Fred e. Gehring, Chestnut IIill.
+. V. Hale. Wayne.
Jas. Johnson's Sons. Mt. Airy.
Mitchell Fletcher Co..
l2th and Market SITS.
Mitchell Fletcher Co..
10Th and Chestnut SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
The OrluIn Of Bunny

rhuadclrhla, March 90 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

Here's 10 the white Of IL,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Administer Dose Of competitIon

Philadelphia. March "f. 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

'Non amo 70. Sabiji,
Nee rossum deere ouare;
Hoo tantum. possum deere
Non amo tc. Sahidi.'
Who vas re- I have often wondered bu
have mover come across his name. NEAR
tho author. ask for information.
ROD ?. r.
EhNnhnlnh-a March nG 1911
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
c..o,io Eault.Finders

Philadelphia. Aprn :. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
HULL is NATIONAL
COMMITTEE HEAD.
SUCCEEDING WHITE
From First PaGcD

Continued From FIRST rage
the resignation OF Edward +. Goitra,
OF St. Louis. committeeman from Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. Goltru said I've would not resign
in Mr.. Longs favor. Mr. liul! then
was announced rs the agreed ranGi-
date for tho chairmanship.
showed signs OF Fight.
Mr.. White on his arrival here yes
tcrhay announced that he would not
resign. regardless Of the opposition OF
certain party elements to him. unless
II man could bc found on whom all
portcrs took stern position ana
showed signs of fight
\ conference was arranged al
which. ii is understood. the White OPP
position. led by Senator Carter Glass.
OF Virginia, showed It's hand. display
ing a minimum OF siXty-siN votes
either present in person or by proxy.
out Of total Of less than 100 votes
expected to be present.
The names OF Mr.. Long and Mr.. tInl
as compromise candidates are under
stood to have been put forward by
the opponents of Mr.. White, and were
declared acceptable by Senator Pat
Harrison. OF. Mississippi, as Chairman
Whites representative.
The retiring chairman announced
that Mr., Hulrs selection was very
happy one" asserting that he had
not been closely allied with any Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

the candidates at tho san Francisco
convention
Reports that Daniel G. Hurer. for
mer Internal Rcvcnue Commissioner
il 10 be chairman OF the national
executive committee. IN accordance
with the compromise agreement on
the Craftsmanship, could not be vcri-
fed tonight
The now chairman said he expected
TO announce tic personnel OF the
"Necutiv" committee probably from
Washington within few days.
As one of the hrs; efforts under
his leadership. Mr.. HUH said he
wanted to "dcccntralizo'' authority
hy throwing greater responsibility
on local organizations. lie recon-
mcndcd close cooperation between
the national. State and local com
mittecs as a means OF success. He
also urged that women bc more com
rlctelS' represented on the local
committees
Striking at the Republican admin
istration, Chairman Hull declared
that the 'rcactionary group Of tn.
Republican party executed "A new
mortgage on 1t last year. and when
II went into power last March it had
no ves;i:c Of policy--no program cx-
ccpt 10 carry out the wishes OF the
privileged group which financed ITS
campaign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

system. and the prospects are cS-
ccNcnt TOR the extension Of !incs TO
the above-named sections.
Since the recent meeting Of the
Daughters OF the Confc,,eracy, at
which time Mrs. John NJ. Payne was
elected president, many or the ci.-
!zcns Of Amherst County are taking
an active interest in the proposed
Confederate monument. which is to he
erected on the courthouse square.
Contributions are coming. in To Cap-
tain John NJ. Payne and T.. L.. Me-
Ginni.. ana the sums received arc
rapidly swelling the fund already on
hand To the amount needed for the
construction Of the monument. All
subscribers are requested To send IN
their donations as soon as possible.
The Hoard OF Supervisors has al .
ready given its consent to the cree
ton OF the monument in front OF the
courthouse or at some other suit
able place On the square.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
by II. T. RICnEsoN < co.
THUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
Lots "a and IS,
Block "a
Colonial Place
by II. T. RICnEsoN & co.
hfNnicu COUNTY, w

Ia execution OF - certain decd Of
trust 10 the Undetermined dated Feb.
tudiS -.Ih, 1919. hi.d recorded in The
c'"Ih y Once ~ I!enrico County Cir
CUT Court "a Dcrd Book 2O.-A par.
90. huituit having been mad, m a
part OF the dcLt therein secured and
pens required 80 To do by tn. holder
.h,rspi wi!! sell Dy public auction
on the premises. un
FfiDAf, NOVEMBER iTn. 1921.
AZ O'Clock g. 81.
the rrai "st'itc described IA said deed
- follows
al those certain lots OF land. lying
ana hriHS IN the County OF Iicur;co.
Nd bC!ns tots 81 ANA 50, ia ulock
80. -. as SHOWN on the plat OF the
property! Abbey RtaIt! Corporation.
Hh""" "a. Colonia! Place. section Is,
T't"1u"h IL tn's Divrk'h oIi.C. OF Hem
re-" county Circuit Court IN Map
,touk =, paEv 81"
It.ltMH Enough IL, cash 10 pay
~ p"st-du" taxes. pro-Tata take. for
!5-!, ana 10 pay !Ou" notes ton. 81, 90
ricH, one az: February g.th I.1n. one
iHc August 9th. ly.g; one am, Fab
tAhFS -'ln, !J-l. and one due August
-.th, lv2l. together with inirrcsi
thereon from th.Ir respective du,
dates and upon u credit until Fen
= Htry 23th. l".2. FOR the sum OF;
ao-J.Vp ana f2IJO. respectively, and
~ residue. II amy. at one year from
ga = VI sale for note. with interest
added: al! deferred payments TO be
secured by DECD u trust on the said
property.
L. w. I.OBnAN.
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
RF.PUBLICANISM AND
iLLlTERACI GROW
IN SAME SOIL.
Continued From First raGcD

- 'saA sl1h'' 'iIl u - - . 80
Republicans, the speaker said. was
written to deceive the people. lie
referred to Colonel Audcrson'S state
mcnt relative Ia thirty-iwo negroes
who arc members OF the election
loIrds in several counties. and that.
III elected Governor, he would see
To it that no negro holds an Office
In Virginia" Mr. Pollard said that
Colonel Anderson knew that the Gov
crnor has no authority in naming
election officials; that the law says
the boards shall consist OF two Demo-
Gratis aud one Republican, and that il
was natural 10 suppose that a neGr"
was Il Republican,. especially in some
counties where they predominant.
Answers .tndrrSun's Charges.
Mr. Pollard answered Colonel An
dcrSm's charge that there are $1,000
oiiicc holders in Virginia. by citing
that tile figure included 1000 school
tcachcrs-"and yet, Colonel Anderson
says he would increase the efficiency
OF the public schools" The Sncakc.
said the 800 or more school trustees
mentioned as office holders serve
without pay. lie pointed out other
erroneous parts Of the statement. all
OF which h. said was made To de-
Ccivc the voters.
clyde Ratclimc presided and urged
the Importance OF voting early on
November s. because the days are get
ting shorter: that care he taken in
the preparation OF the ballot. because
vf its length, and urged the voters
TO be sure and vote for the correct
number OF candidates for each office.
Alexander Sands introduced Mr..
Pollard! and also introduced Mrs.
Janet Stuart Durham. who delivered
a short address. in which she set
forth why il was woman's duty to
vote. The women want to come out
OF the Kitchen and do something If
you do not vote, it is like being dead"
she said. She cited several reasons
why she would vote the Democratic
ticket--bccauso 1t was tho party of
white suffrage. because II was for the
treaty and because the Democratic
party stands for everything that lis
to tho best interests OF tho people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
No More Gas in
Stomach & Bowels

II YOU wish 10 be permanently re !!
lievcd OF gas in, the stomach and bow
els, take Baalmanns Tablets.
iaaiinann's ias-Tablets are pre-
pared distinctly for stomach gas. and
for all the bad effects coming from
gas pressure.
That empty and Gna wing feeling AZ
PIT of your stomach disappears: that
ANXIOUS ncrvous feeling with heart
rnlriiation Will vanish. aud You will
again he able TO take a deem breath.
often prevented by gas pressing
against your heart and lungs
Your limbs, arms and fingers wont,
ircs cold and so TO sleep. becmuse
Rnhlmanh's as-Tab,cts prevent gas
interfering with the circulation.
drowsineSS. sleepy feeling after din.
ncr will be replaced by a desire for
some form of entertainment. Your
distendcd stomach will reduce. be-
cause gas will not form after using
Baalmann's Gas-Tablets.
Get the genuine in the Yellow
Package from Tragic Drug Company.
or any reliable druggist. Price, one
dollar. j. Rnalmann. chemist, San
FranciScO-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
SEE MODERN FARMING
AT KING GEORGE FAIR

FREDERICK BURG, VA. Nov. L.
The fourth annual exhibition OF the
King George Club and School Fair
VIII be held at King George Court
house on Friday. November g. The
EXHIBITS will consist OF boys and
girls agricultural club work as car
RED on by the county agent and the
different phases of school work coti-.
sisient with modern teaching. Farm
products and domestic exhibits will
be shown by adults. r7trr
The King George pig club men,
bcrS VIII have Il splendid display or
pigs ut the fair together with the
recently organized Duroc Breeders
Associations exhibits. Clubs and
farm exhibits will be Judged byaex-
tension men from the Agricultural
College 1t V. Z. L. School exhibits
viii be judged by Instructors from
Fredericksburg Normal School.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
Why be Fat?

Have you heard about the very best
system for weight reduction? 1t is so
easy to follow. so different from the
objectionable ways easy and safe.
You may eat aud drink all you need.
ihere ~ no tedious exercising. Use n
Etils Eoretn pronounced korean at con-
venent ,in!cs: also follow the simple.
clear directions. \ loss OF weight. 10 to
6O pounds twhstever you need to lose,
mny be expected by this safe and pleasant
system OF fat reduction. At the drug
gists get small box of Korein. and start
Mt once. Be of normal size, with good
figure and attractive appearance. agile,
quick witted. healthier and more efficient.
Look md feel younger. by reducing weight
you are likely to avoid one or more dis
sases. heart weakness. stomach trouble,
6unstroke. apople1y. etc, and to add
many years TO your lie. Remember
RORElS - in tabuea. Become slender
and stay TO- Brochure mailed FREE.
Eorein Co.. MISS. Sintion X, New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
Special Thanksgiving
Celebration Asked
lny Associated prcss.I

WASliiNGTcN. Nov. IA
movement Ia have the entire En-
rlish speaking world participate
in a special celebration of Thanks
giving Day, this year. the aoO,h
anniversary OF Tho first Thanks
giving Day was begun here today
by Paul s. Ecinsch, former min
isrcr to China
Letters were sent 10 the Daurh-
tiers Of the American Revolution.
Federal Council % Churches. the
Sulgravc Institute. III" world sun
day school Association, the Y. NJ.
{. n. and other organizations by
Mr.. Rcinsch proposing that they
call on all Commemorative and
communities OF the United States
to prepare for the celebration. and
that AN effort be made to have
English speaking people through
out the world participate as
mark OF its underlying historic
unity.