Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13


quarter of mile, or if there's been a clear
ing that got grOwcd up in peoples SO YOU
have To Keep your eyes on the ground or
mhyh" deer run has crossed and sort of
begged mp the ground, or II windfall that
makes Hou so round or under-wcll follow.
ing trail in city aint great deal harder
than following one in the woods / went
up to the Baldwin Locomotive Works after
| seen where it was on the map and I come
pack acroSt without bothering to look at
the names of the streets. l seen the same
things coming back home that I'd seen
going, so knew I'd struck the right trail!
Compared to timber slash this city is
easy to me-
OUNCE then have often bcguilcd the
~ Samcn"ss of my way downtown by pro.
tending 1t was trail and, taking a leaf
out of tho Adirondack woodmnn's oxpcri-
rncc, noticed things. There is the Trail Of
lhtt," streets, the Trail of Stable News.
the Zig Trail. the Cross Cut Trail. all ways
OF getting to Broad and Chestnut streets :. or
there ar" longer trails reaching distant
places. points whore down vista one can
see Italy. China, the Ghetto, Germany,
AFRICA, Rumana, Russia In New York
th"E SHOW YOU bits of things that are quaint
or rCmlndlng Of n civilization unlike TINT
OF tn" avenues. They call something a VIII
IasG that is nothing but n piece Of a city
with only here and there a scrap Of n street
that might have belonged to a small town
1i century ago. They herald their Nc
~ ~DUuE". "n'y as though 1t was unique
surNlFai worth perpetuating by blue and
green doors and flower pots What would
they d" II they had our Camac street Or
would th"y ever cease from bOasting if they
o',L KIN, ~" N!.'aec III lower llne street
"troo," i,h ~, i%i"',l % Quarter III thosc niue
to the river, or going south from Pine II
never occurs to us when we are dcridpd for
,rocr"y.i',' "! '"IrlPi PohtI'S' our un-
,niIiio,. r ~ 49, ", ""' '"'h oi StEI" DE tn"Sc
',,i LII v, I"n".'N' :>'" lorKerS VINO buy
"',nrn <, "m' t'nLH l"r part OF lifetime
I M ''IN shES'FapcrS' mat we
h"ro tha, ImI '.ns STc'pt ne Liberty Bel over
-, .a ,n", N""'n DC worth New York S while
,"p,ioro ;" rTnT">S Ut pause lor moment to con-
Avn .o. ..-,
"A .I II,' ,"T"s' u - ''cI 'hh' most OF
Wi! n,"'n u''l nave run year IN New
] az ou' new pays IN" following
,L'Irhio, @ ~ ulore o't"h than not thht PhiIa-
WIZ t'"Lr' nn I''h 'nat NOT only Ne"
,H 'w'HH' ~ 'nr "hTIe country accepts ms
c,..Nr VI ETIiu>' can thnk OF countless
rnsstn S."mr"S "l ,niS creative originality in pro-
.rHI!"HH i! anu businesses aS widely different as
''"' anu ,h' HePar,neht store but the
S,,mNt ~ k'nIuS mat j nave in mind Just
nov - .hnI "h'Ch created the most original
,,''go,,r, 80 Loo,,,ir ; %"u rTlholRed II WIN
a,,,5 .na,I''. " nr"H,'tH' works ot art that is
MT ISEUMS can be very dead places
Nl mauSolcums of objects that ,vcro ,,odo
to be cnioycd by daily uso. int, whi} ""o
strayS with the nious desire to add tn orn's
cuI'ure and ESCAPES with a sense of irnLo.
uuatrncss and relief
But this museum is fuu Of beautiful
things that are uscd rontlnmously ,,ni ~,
the persons 10 whom, tboy ron ,,iro ,i '"" 'i, ~
rrrrSt pleasure ond WIN viii tra,.I"to ,I,
essence Of their beguty info ovrr,d"y Iifo