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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-03-10
Civil Term Of Court.

The March term of Superior
court for trial of civil cases will
convene next Monday, March 81,
Judge ]. Bis Ray presiding. The
calendar of cases can be seen else
where in this issue The jurors as
drawn by the County Commission
ers the first Monday in February,
are:
E. T. Harrington J. L. Pankey
l. Hardie E. P. Powers
w. c. Meredith Jno. H. Thomas
Jas. L. Mcdonald J. B.JHooks
r. T. Gibson c. A. Skipper
]. B. Goodwin ]. B. Bryan
T. M. Rose T. B. Lilies
J.SW. Fletcher ]. K. Sinclair
i'm. Dockery E. E. Ingram
w. B. Covington W. M. Garner
]. G. Huguelet H. c. Parsons .
S. E. Covington Furman J. MCLEOD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
Drastic Cuts in
Lumber Wages in
Minnesota District

DULUTH. MINI. oct. sL-with
,uinbermcn and woods operators pre-
dieting the lighteet season in several
years for this winter. scale Of pay
TO- common labor has been fixed at
figures as much as acc per eeat lower
than last year.
Common iaborers viii he paid sae
a month this winter. while skilled
men VIII receive from $50 TO f3b,
Last year the scale was from SOS Ia
aS0 n month.
Drastic cuts have also been made
In the piecework scale. tie makers
being paid 10 cents n tie, and pulp
wood cutters ~ ent a stick. On
heir part c~ontracte.p will agree "a
board piece workers nj IS cents q
day and to sci, them EaEplics at pract-
ically cost prices.
Cutters OF pu'pwood ana lies re-
port that some OF last winters cult.
INK stnl was unsold. So far there ha,
been M official word as to what tho
p:ice for these woods products viii
be. but operators are inclined TO be
pessiniistic, fearing that the price viii
be low.
II IL reported hat considerable un-
shipped products remain at north
woods siding.
Indications are. according TO woods
operators. that ASPIRATIONS this wllnte.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
'IRlckLfS STREET
cAAS TO RESUME
SERVICE At ONCE
~--~-~
Court Suspc nds Fines
and C~ornprbfnise Ii
Reached

the mo,o- nuz-s< run on North
Fourth ntrttt ~ tho City E>cctric
COMPANY arr srackie1~ street am for
evefT purposes except that 'of tsxaficn.
a~cc<>fdine 70 the ecci<for q 5udrt
n, r. Hickey. before whom tbs, case
ecmrany Ne~ heard this morninx m
"a. tl@tfiek court on an appeal f-cm
Tho tsptiec 81 pe1rc court Of Judge
on he sarfs<fion q q NJ nosts.
who uae present IN the interest Of ;
school children iivicg north OF the
ssty, a comprornirr was Adopted BY
pay ths STATE aesf,ee on he tkrce
hunsen used by the city Electric
company eierf Nurfn Fourth street
Zine II kuApcndrd
Tho fine imposed by tho j1slice OF
peace court o. $40 for csrh Of the
vehicles or vac IN an was suspended
tGarp handed down the opinion that
thu hurscE should b. clnssPd A. auto
mobiles onH for tho purpose OF col
ltcink the state tax to maintain the
highNnva. nad that for all other pur-
4toseh they were 70 Be- conEidered as
ffarkles- street cara This. the Judge
expla.ned. oar thai city ordinances
WINCH .nIMtAA Ne IME"|A ~ A'|9ANt'
automobiles could no. be applied 10
these vehicles except that they must
obey the Jaws Of. tht rood
r. >. Nab.9 who pleaded h case
FOR fnr ffAnt. brought out that Il WAS
al a question Of how far the STATE
iicense statutes OF 1912 and 1912 tf-
fecitd tfit freschipsa held ~ AR.
Rosirg,or. Nc stated that M did
rot r1th 70 force the payment OF ihe
line, or a .cqnvisiions but lhat tas
statutes c~issfifiad the motor hnser hs
automobiles Tot fnx1iicr pufpo&s.
The deffndants poinred opt that
the three franchises held BY Mr. Ros-
rn<ton erQ GRANTED 4, number Of
yenrs arc for The rt1unlnH - horse
anolne. r4Adc hfer fof the sstllhlish-
trent OF electric cars. s. well ns the
ttifd sfAnt~d last year Specifically 20
COVER tbs in1oSAtitn 81 tracklens
str4f 1ark save the fight 20 trans-
p5st people aud Freight ~ N means
Whatsoever anywhere IA Berna.illo
aoaity. They also argued hat the
ih -gsfssd license act. did not have
snch an Innovation tn. mind, and
ooaIa not have mcsht ID ihcIade It
co-nsproral-s sues<sscd
Nr. Bottts then euFgestcd n com
. prsn4ire. stating that his interest In
the affair was that tho transportation
Of school pupils to and from the
school &c their homes norsh Of the
city should not be INTERRUPTED. The
aehooi board has alcortrhct with the
city Electric company that these
children are TO be transported for half
After The decision had been reach
ed by Judge Hickey. Mr.. Rosiingfon
stated Ina he would buy The iicenses
for the cars. and would resume full
sfrvicc &c Aiemsda n honkbridee
a. once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
Half Million Cattle
loan Company
ID Organized

with An authorized capital stock OF
sk0e.ed0. This was carried. HIS mo-
tlon also Included the. clause that n
corsmlitee OF three be appointed 20
flnd a name for the company and 10
recommend a board OF directors Tor
the association. 20 consist OF ! or
more members.
Although the company Is for the
whole stats. u Is understood That
those banks which haee already be-
come members Of the company az
IAs Vegas will still hold their sep
arate organisations The company
formed al the Meadow CITY includes
banks IN a Miguel. santa fe. Taos,
Nora and Colfsx counties.
Some hanks Of these counties are
expected 10 join the state loan ASSOC
citation however. The committee
which was appointed 70 recommend
fhe name for the company and ia
directors consisted af r. A. crhoon
Of Roswe1. Lee baldwin OF soeofroi
&. n. Hieriow Of Eatancia.
The committee 70 take subscT'p-
Ions from the various delegates u
composed o. w. u. Murray OF SILVER
CITY: ". n. Morley and o, r. Ester
wood. j. u. Head. state bank exam.
iner also was one OF the speakers al
the meeting this morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
Roy Mconald Now
Leading in Golf Play
For Presidents Cup

Roy Mcdonald 10 pow leading ip
tEr Frrssdent'r cup golf TOURNAMENT
at the Country club with a net score
players made the third flight Which
was mayed at the Country club yes.
tnrfiay and nest sunday the final
fiuhf viii be played 70 determine
who will get the cup which Is being
donated ~ Arthur Prayer.
John Tierney - q close second 70
Mcdonald. with a ne score OF 2it
ION the three SandayH Iiis chances
are believed TO re very good for win
rirr fhe cup. A. he has played thr
must rorpigfent good game - faI'
ffaa yeatcrtny made M course in ~.
.hirh A. one point under par. Thu
pIar yeat was Tor - holes and
VII be for IS holes aGujn next sun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
Body Identified as
That of Missing
Chicago Banker

MIAMI. Fla, Oc. af-The Mar
Of Mysfer,fT who commYtcd suicide
last Thrrnday night In 4 local hotel
lnas beon Identified ~ Warren 9.
SpurQln. missing resident OF the
N~irhisan Avenue Trust company. 2f
chicaro. by W. - Bennett Of Miami,
former chicago broker and Intimate
friend Of Spurgln-
The body, Identified at first az
that Of ~. Hayden, ~ New York.
wa f-unn Friday when employees 81
fAe hnirl forced an entrance 10 the
room. a bullet wound 10 the fore
head and a revolver containing one
sneut rhftndge. supported b theory
81 suicide
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
Editor Loses His
Appeal in Contempt
Of Court Case

WASHINGTON. oct. sA-rhe au'
prcma court today declined TO con
slider an appeal brought by Hector
n. lslwcll. city editor Of a Chicago
newspaper convicted Of g0ateuipt OF
ceurt for refusing to identiD Tor q
federal grand jury tho person who
wrote a certain article printed In his
newspaper.
Elwcll appealed on the ground
that he could not be compelled ID
give testimony which might incrim'
inate himself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

win not be better than SO per cent Of
normal
In some rcctions light activities are
reported under way, where CONTRACTS
from laet year are untitled. How<Vcr,
In any event tho bulk OF work IN tho
woods will not start until sometime
late In November whom the snow
season sets In.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
Ursula Chesterfield,
Science Lecturer, Dies

KENoshA, wis, oct. 2t-Rev,
OF "science and being Movement.
n lecturer and author, died Saturday
at the homo OF her nurse. Mra. AIDE
line Briggs, after an illness Of several
month"; duration.
Mrs. Chesterfield was born In Au'
euhia. Maine. She became a mem,
Der Of the coterie which gathered
around Dr. Mary Baker Eddy, the
founder Of the Christian Science
movement. For many yeara ahe was
a lecturer In Boston and In Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
WEAR BooTs 80 YEARS.

THRhPsTOH. EnR-Eight mem
beers OF tho FIRE brigade have applied
for new boots. They have been wear
Ing their old ones for the last 80
years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
I. W. w. MUSE sFRvF TIME.

= WASHINGTON. oct. 2t-Fsve al.
legged members Of the Industrial
Workers OF the World, convicted in
the federal court IN Kansas OF con
spiracy TO violate the espionage act,
must pcrve the sentence imposed
upon them, the supreme our today
refusing OF review their cases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

A French scicntirt Hns made ~ poss-
ible TO view old paintinEs aE they mp
pear originally by mcans OF polarizcd
light.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
WHO'S HERE


COMBS.
"A. n. Edwards, Santa Re. d
~ - Phen. johnson CITY. Tenn.
Ida Lrc. santa ~.
W. +. caniiioN. Nantn 10.
4. }. Ffickt. HrookinEH 4. y.
- PARKS, Er1okinef. \. II.
G MccifmAns u~rookines. g ~
Sam Mccicmane IlropkinGa. s. D..
,. n. Grace. ktiijnt. Tex.
Mrs =. q chaffse psnwr
MI>< Hcirn Chaffes. pcnrer.
~ ~ Mcctne. Salem. o.
u y, Mulfotd. Salem. Q.
q r. Eayborn. Estanoia.
Mary RRyborn. Eesencin.
Mrs, EN- Meftox. Esfanckn.
Mr. X Gilbert, Es.aneln
Josebhine Weaver, Esfancla.
n 4, Giipin. a. Louis.
til CulliRan. Seattle.
~. Burton and wife. Chester,
Norean Sullivan. rsnton,
~ = fistheeS and wife. cortez.
John u. scerie, Loo Angeles.
Mrs X. II. Hitchcock, Los Angeles.
Miss Murray. los Angeles
Misr Article. Los Angeles.
w. r. Welie % AuEticA
c. r. chappelL M~ountainair.
n. n. Chappcii. Nountainalr.
Mrs. Jessie Rogers. Boston.
Mrs Nettfe {, Arres. Boston.
J. w Davis. Estancia.
Il. E King. Chicago.
A New slRdt. Las Cruces.
q. O. Eieyman. st. Louis.
j. W. Melaven. Santa Rosa. n. NJ.
W. elder. Fort Sumner. N, NJ.
a. q. Caldwell, Mounsninair.
A. Il. Hisbce. Toe Angeles.
j. - AtwScd, Rnwell
w. Baifour, Amarillo. Tex.
w. r. Hogan. Omaha.
T. A HnEhea. santa Fe
Miss Adams KRnsas City.
L. ~ Cohen, Madrid. n, NJ.
l. =. King, Houston. Tex.
O. w, A~ckivancy and wife Waldo.
Mexico.
,. w. G~recnneii, Detroit.
~ H. Carter, Morlarty.
Alvan Sylvester, Morinrty-
sTUQcES
Lee BALDWIN sororro
u. n Gaylord. ri pnso.
w. y. Mckay. Denver.
John Hirdwoll. El Tfso.
j. y. Macta xfeh. nardalena.
Al stanton. Estancla.
c. n. Mitchell. Alamarordo.
r.. W. Vcnton. cencego. n. NJ.
&. r. Taylor n we. NardaIena.
Georee Hanlon. MountainaIr.
w. a. williams Denver
Ira Bacon fI paso
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

f,nporanto. = creation 81 lf ~ini-
shhof during IS years chDtntil ~ a
po,,al, urfsdn. h the only n Of the
many ~eo-caIied universal LANGUAGES
thaf has shown any signs Of survival
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24

spain has more sunshine than n
other country In Europe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
Sesauicentennlal Fair

To The Editor Of the Evening Public LEDGER:
Sir-Regarding the news article on the
1926 fair and the request Mayor Moore has
made 10 city Council for an appropriation
OF $50, 600 to defray expenses, etc, OF the
committee OF 100 citizens. permit me to
make a suggestion Rs TO how this amount
can be appropriated without additional ex-
rer6e to the city.
This year Council voted something In ex-
''Ss of sii,0O0 for prizes TO be distributed
ImorB the dffrrent clubs participating In
MO mummers parade. to say nothing ot
The cost of building and tearing down
viewing stands,
II from now until 1929 tfvo years) Coun'
ell will discontinue this waste OF $1,000
o. more each year OF It's contribution TO an
hs'nine parade tthat not one-hundredth part
OF tho population care q rap about and whicn
causes a number of fatalities each yoar),
u would amount TO considerably more than
the 100000 requested by our Mayor,
Tho money would BE- spent 20 advance a
very lsudsbs and desirable city. state, ma
rorAl and International project and not on
,ontoolery that puts one or more partici'
p"IorS ana spectators In their graves each
Year.
This is submitted as a means whereby
lno small sum Rsked for may be given
w''hout additional levy (actuaily a savina
" several thousand dollars) by temporarily
aepflVing tho few OF an amuse ment for Q
material benefit to the many.
II. +. y. FRASER
FuHaaolphla, January 81, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
Letters to the Editor
c,,,rolIInq the TsxIoabs

,,,. ~ fbo Epsnir0 Public Ledger!
10 w ,sa,r that the taxicab strike 10 oni-
sm ~ end feel that the general pub
81, .,ould know that the power 70 prevent
lie snou,u s,l. ~ the terrorism that existed lies
"tpetl'I,on la NJ Council. The EVENING Pun
IN tne .,p three weeks ago Informed the
i'V ,hst Council had an ordinance pre-
papSS IN license and regulate the texlcao
p,S.o hut to date no action mas oeen
,orcn ard the possibilities OF such are nii'
why7 r,,,.or ,vo,,,d he To ssy
10 an m ordinance would give the lit
''" M much chance IS the DIG ieilow
Wv s,rh would be IL stands were cres.cn'
ts.Isinslly. upon tie hlEltways OF this city'
nv, ~. conditions that now exist allow
But "o ,S othc- places where the public
Hu, Hr,vato 10 actually sell the use OF the
cnnus,s Sirhroys adjacent. the privilege OF
.,,I,r and roliciting tasicab busineas 10
H. inTre taxicab companies, whicn 90 not
wv. u.,rIh,te one red cent to the city's treas
ury.
nv. cure cure for troubles that now exist
"a S,r the bombing and wreckins that mas
ma III 4, ~ ~ i,cerse every taSicab In the city
p-I,ao, of whose property II may be. and
I".tno,io, OF all drivers, payment or an
nn,,i ucenae fee to tho city, open STANDS
,aII,g fayoritism. compulsory exanina-
,i,r NJ cabs and edulpment and rate OF
@ w.. A., ornnare with New York citys.
i",u nil de,nh,n has the highest-priced and
aW,rJcnt service Of any city in the East.
Thy, pecause the business is monopolized
a., o,o company. These conditions mention
al da.e back TO 1000 and In twrntS-one
,tars our city fathers have given no thousht
:. ,,s,,Iotioa. inspection. fares or COM
,.,. Ia there a service maintained for
" convenience OF the public that has not
ga tho attention of our Lawmakers OUTSIDE
% taxi service? We pay for gas, elec-
,,,,lty and trolley service at rate governed
ahnI1 Aa -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
Blue LAWS Do Mo Good

TO the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Hr-Peopfe cannot be made religious by
law Robert O.. Ingersoll. we are told,
learned to dislike the Bible because ali
through bis childhood he was made to learn
by heart whole chapters of IL as a punish.
rnent for any wronsdoinR. no TO church
una read my Bible constantly because I love
TO do so. and was not brought UP with
any religious training. try to make my
religion part Of my daily life and not Just
for Sunday.
have never been accustomed to attend
any sort OF amusement on Sunday yet Il
Know great many people quite as GOOD
as am who do co. What right have 1
or any one else TO tell others how they are
TO spend thoir Sundays7 In the Bible we
read that the Sabbath day was made for
man. and not man for the Sabbath" and
we are cnjoinsd to pray without ceasing. -
IL we do that every day will be n Sabbath
day or n holy day. II a man lives right
and "does unto others as he would have
others to do unto him." he will need no
blue law tn regulate his living for one day
In the week. You can't make a man re-
ligious or moral by law.
Jesus bade the Pharisees OF his day to
beware Of cleansing Just the outside OF the
platter. The Pharisaicil thought Ia ram
pant today in the human consciousness.
What we need is more love for our fellow
men. We have enough laws
MRS. w. l.. S1EGJE.
philpdelnbia yaD,,o 1905
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
Opposes Salary Increases

70 '" Editor. OF the Evening Public LEDGER!
nee where Ernest Lowengrund's u
sIOOo annually. also Mr., Mngee's from
Aooo to $4,000, '
q, consider such increases an outrage at
present time with so many people on
"n "Tn Time and the majority not working AT
S., ana WIN starvation facing great mum
IL 10 too bad II those men cannot get
Sns SIons on tho high salaries they now sn,oy
N "sre 90 'hoge councilmen expect the tnoney
mall na'l iromf Between Increased assess.
his ana high taxation the poor man and
family Just barely exist. think the
saIsr,"" saI,nent In the paying OF those high
tine '''' "''y De now, but Tor all
'soe'phis. January al. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
January 9l. l02l.
Person naaes In "WaysIde inn"

70 the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger
sir--who were the various characters
I,onEfciiow introduces with certain titles
in his beautiful poem Tales OF Ways'de
J,nno W. A. L.
philadelphia. February l. 1921.
The Landlord" OF the Inn was squire
Y~man Move The "student' was DR..
Henry W. Wales. of Boston. a liberal friend
OF Harvard College, The "sioiiian' was
Trof Luigi Monte, an author and a lee
turrr and for many years a most intimate
Sr,snd of IonKfoliow, The spanish Jew
,vas evIdentiy introduced TO give variety to
the tales. .Ths "theologian" hss been va.
riousiy assigned by some to the Rev Samuel
Iongfellow, n brother Of the poet and by
others to Prof TrowbridGo and Prof' Dam
~, rredweIl The poet" was DR.. Parsons
h,s, known 10 scholars by his translation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
To Find Poems

To the Editor OF the Evening Public LEDGER:
sir--I have read with pleasure at differ
ent times the articles In your Peoples 8
Forum especially the old poems and songs
Please. tell me where could. purchase tho
books of poetry from which you secure the
poems you print. B. L. r.
Philadelphia January 81. 1921.
Many OF the poems and songs are Sc
cured from q private collection OF clippings.
and others from a great variety OF bookA
OF poems and songs so that It would not be
possible for us to give you list that would
he OF advantage 20 you. Many OF the
books ere out Of print
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07

Letters to the Editor should be az
avoiding anything that would open
denominational or secterian 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
pc printed II request Is made that
they be omitted.
The publication Of a letter Is not
TO be taken as an Endorsement OF lts
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, 1921-02-07
The Railroad Situation

70 The Editor Of the Evening Public Led0er'
sIr-I have beon a railroad man Tor more
Than twenty-five yenra and know what am
talking about when I say that all this ta'k
Of III. officials Of different RAILROADS havnk
10 go into the hands Of a receiver uhiesr
there is an Immediate reduetion IN
1. ali p-opaaanda, being spread about IN
order 10 gain the sympathy OF the public IN
case there ls any trouble when the attempt
T. made to reduce wages.
krov o, ore road in particular tnH'
spponted eleven vice presidents at sa,sries
r,rvirs r,or, SI5. 900 to S2b, 900. with the
elimination OF a few OF this GLASS OF EN-
p,oycs' on all tho roads II would mean
cutie reduction In the expenses'
PHILADELPHIA February 2, 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
Deserted and In Need

To the Editor Qt the EueHisG Public Ledger;
Sir--My husband deserted mo two months
before my baby arrived. He took his dis
charge papers with him. but what shouiu
like to know Ia would I be able 10 get
his bonus from Washington7 Would
have 10 have his discharge papers7 He
went away last year. and don't know
where. W. IL l.
Philadelphia, February ., 1921.
The federal bonus Of 500 IN the only
award made by the government 10 ex-
service men 10 far In all probability this
money was paid TO your husband at the
time OF his discharge. or else he has col
iected II since. However, the bonus was
paid only to the eE-service men and not TO
relatives nor 10 the relatives OF ex-service
men who died In the service
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
Questions Answered
To CAT NAVY PaY

To the Editor Of the Epertro Public Ledger:
sir-when does tho Navy Department send
It's reserves tho $40 annual retainer pay1
enrolled July /. 1918. for four years and
have received none OF this pay.
W. L. W.
. Philadelphia, January 81. 1921.
Send your claim, together with all the
facts in connection Herewith. to the navy
allotment depar tmeut. Bureau OF Supplies
and Accounts. Navy Department. Washing
ton, d. C. The retainer is supposed to be
paid quarterly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
Wlahna Chlld,a Poana

TO tho Editor Of the Evcnino Public Ledger:
sir-Could you oblige me by printing the
poem containing the following lines;
suppose. my little lady. your doll should
break her head: .r..
Could you rake It whole by crying till your
eyes and nose were red'
And wouldn't Il DO pleasanter to treat II as
Joke
And say you're glad twas doly's and not
your head that broke7'
Mrs. l.. p. COLLINS.
Philadelphia. February 1, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07
Wants Poem

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger!
sir--1 should like very much TO get a
poem that tells Of man piodding along
without. he thinks, gaining the recognition
his services demanded. but he was told to
persevere and ell would come right. II con,
tainod these lines:
But perseverc. stili persevere
You'll all gain recognition when you reach
your hundredth year"
SARA O. WATSON.
Philadelphia, February 1, 1921.