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The New York herald., 1921-02-18
SCHANG ASKS RAISE
BECAUSE OF H. c. |.
Needs q Liberal Allowance to
Cover Expenses in This
City.
BAKER WOULD PLAY HERE
Return to Yanks Would Cause
Change in Plans, Says
Huggins.
ny DANIEL.

Miller Higgins back from the road.
was 'at home" in the offices OF the
Yankees yesterday afternoon, but he
seemed more inclined TO talk about ships.
shoes and sealing wax than about his
pilgrimage 20 some OF the best minds
in the New York holdout brigade. That
there are several Yankees in that class
is common report. but thus far only the
case of wallie Schang has received pub
lie notice.
The manager limited that another hold
out was Ray French, the little infielder,
who was purchased late last season from
Des Moines of the Western League.
French. accompanied by his Honolulu
BRIDE landed in San Francisco the other
day and appears TO hSve notified the
club that the terms offered to him are
not satisfactory, The player went 10
Japan with the all league expedition.
"Schang's case is peculiar one
said Higgins. "Some time ago he wrote
TO the club demanding liberal expense
allowance, on the ground that the cost
OF living in New York is very high. AS
far as we know that is his only ground
for refusing to accept marching orders
TO Shreveport. However il may be that
in the last few days he has become
serious holdout. Stories from Phila-
delphia seem to indicate that, but we
are going to do no worrying on that
score"
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
New YORK Scare. the Noble Baseban Athletes.

The
cnnati announced
the alleged difference living between and nc
a
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
Davis Cup Competition Encircling the Globe.

encircing globe
of u Yankee
do
as
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
ROD AND GUN NE WS
uIaH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM

Sandy Hool Irlnccss
The Horscshoe Bay
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DEATHS

,o1 THanfDSSg g Sigsa s5 Sps s fAT#hAS =
PrSsbyterisS' Pro- church q Kcssinstog. ssro IN
r. e bgsSsTps .a i$S hs'rS4iS tst SSiyaYt s
R'%R3fFbf SSy RS ylfwSfq SrasSe sS1 Nqy sf
MGTM Sr1S 80 R5Svts e MfTn anS nSf s GsS "s $
apsP Charles Crowe P9st s5s SP ~ wESSS XXX
AtG9 ! Igt JSy A'SS8 g. cfn EnEA
| NORA. wife Of Warrington A, WatkSinns. Iu-
| neral services Sat- $3.50 r. M'' oool Ter
i"cRiRREEggH cWRREgH'@on H&xso the 2oth inst. WILLIAM.
FmnernI fTn Of I"' services i at St Marks Church,
rpSSjiiisdsipnie, ~ Friday morning. at 1890
0IW!g4ffhnhE3R @!Siy 2s. EMMA, G, w!aow low
ofFi " r., Cpd and Council 10, 90: ,: and p. q L,
Sasrmantown Der STftSa1 ave. Int. private, Mt. Peace
oWW1Lk1AMs,-on July 20. 1921, DAy1p.
husband Of ciaTs wiiiSSams RSa1 n ESnessI S3SS fS
mass mas at ST, Gregory,s 10 A. NJ. Int. private.
ReHvs nd fTSGds 5 Ss9 oSss o[S1t1I EsptSno t0aEe
rs %is5 %$E6RoF2 F2.,sPys. sqsssna q q
! friends are inyited TO attend funeral ,sery,
SSs s5da ma Sa1ro avo O. int H. NoftS Nts
wSMPRII wSMPiRtiIiII565WN" I565W." in heTT 70ih year. Funerai
SERVICES Sat I2 noon, stonoy, Banks church,
| Del Co. Pa Remains NAV be viewed FRI,
| I TO p. NJ, at hcr late residence. 1906
Berks ct. Phia. Cars viii meet train leay-
| inE Broad ST. Station 0:40 a, NJ. West
| Chester 10 A. NJ. on arrival at wawa
aWiNK. Suddenly. July 81 1921. LIZZIE
H. wife Of late Louis Twink tnee Brem-
strupl Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend funeral services. Sat, J.. M. at
her late residence, 1912 Blavls st. Int.
private. Northwood Gem.
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Should a Woman Tell?

70 the Editor Of tho EVeninO Public Ledger:
slr-Mr. Harold Campbell. in his letter
Of the Sth. said: Murder will out" and
q man will find q woman out in the end.
b. HiarIus had the gift OF knowing what
sins or vice any one was inclined to by sim
|ply smelling either the person or his gar
nents, Too bad all men are not gifted with
such faculty. Should a man te!l"'
Yes, but will he-neyer. a mans past Is
% dotted with secrets that a confession be-
fore marriage would leave him bachelor
Tor life and q confession after marriage
would leave him corpse. All men have
skeleton hidden in tho closet. So. II
ens-half OF the women in this world had
mown their husbands past they would
hsyer be their wives today.
man has all the chances to find out a
woman. but how can q woman find out the
man she marries? I know Of case where
man courted n woman six years. object
natrimony. when his position would allow
sufficient income to take proper care OF
home After six years. when his purse
elowed marriage. he did not marry the
woman whose life he robbed Of years and
eompanionship with others, bl he turned
another city and married.
NOW, my dear reader do you think no Will
bu all his secrets to his wifc-to the
woman whose marriage VOW he scaled with
me most revorout. unadulterated kiss. and
ne looked up to him, believing him next to
Sod In perfection and wisdom. SHOULD
Mey tell?" when women have learned to
ne as gracefully as men do. no eXplana.
Ipon Will be necessary. BLANCO.
fhhadelphia. July -. 1921.
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&c c. D." asks for a poem the last line
Of each verse being, And now I know tina,
Santa is n coal-black col'cd man."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-29
THE PEOPLES FORUM

Like cart without horse.
Like door without n latchstrins,
Like fence without n stile.
Like dry and barren creek bed,
Is face without a smile.
Like a house without dooryard.
Like a yard without a flower,
Like clock without a mainspring.
That will never tell the hour;
think that sort o. makes yo' feel
hunger all the while
Oh, tho saddcst sight that ever was
"a, a.. Is face without q smile.
EN f.t' .t,l gs '-%;JHrwFt@AfaI
The face OF man was built for smiles
An thereby IL he blest
Above the critters Of the field,
The birds an all the rest:
He's Jest q little lower
Than the angels in the skies,
An the reason is that he can smile;
Therein his glory lies.
30 smile an don't fersit 70 smile.
An smile an smile agin:
Twill loosen UP the cords o. care
An ease tho weight o. SIM
Twill help yo' on the longest road
An cheer yo' mile by mile;
An So whatever is your lot,
Jes' smile. an smile. an smile.
-Augustln w. Breeden.
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Letters to the Editor
..,.,,,dsd Soldier Neglected

,,suo, Of the Evtain1 Public Ledger;
" ~ WAY | take few moments OF your
hir-s spare TO have my little say ms re-
tme NO bonus for ex-Bervice mem Being
.aoushboy and having stopped SEVERN
'en 20 steol as well as inhaling some
pieces a,,ider myself entitled to voice.
|pa ~ ali, I'm in favor Of the bonus.
pns IA be putting price on my pa
ysis,s ys,,s,, but need the money and want 1t
said before, was wounded and
sbot through the right lung with
rsse ~ sbrapnol and then tho left arm by
spls.a,ine gun bullet. Result: Right lung
MAJ or nearly so: at least It is not OF
enrsp n.e, two fingers of tho right hand
nhen, ses,lngless and three fingers on the
". hand entirely lifeless. Tho hand is
~ ,,w better than none at oil. Upon
|eeni,otIon they tell mo my lung Is all
o.a va that I had a marvellous recovery
mns should be thankful that ever got
on. YES. they are rayinE me SINAI
benn'ssarsation, but IL has been shifted around
several occasions.
~, my teeth and eyes were In first
ssss condition when / went INTO TO- ohe army. my
ss,o application in October. 1920. to have
J m m...,b exed The dentist employed by
W sehIio Health Service was of the opin-
me .sat my teeth had all gone bad from
" s,ao,a Of gas. That was in October,
tne .nber In May, 1921. I was Informed
IA / was not entitled to have my teeth
nssd. IT,, ,s r,ass., ,bov to,d ma
wn ovea had not been injured, so they
tnat , ., iisb,e, Yet when I went into the
~. ,, NV record shows they tested twenty
srmy ,oyenty, and when came out they
e's,.,sred little more than twenty over two
hundred. q. ,,,o,,, ,s ,botbo,
ore liable for any disabilities OF
uns,,sor w, tho supposed laws for the bencht
whs,nd ~. d,s,bled man arc Just 30 much news
talk and don't mean anything7
~ W don't know whether my case is typica, cal
.n, hut It certainly wouldn't lead me
..i,svs that the money saved by shelvine
4. bonus is going to go to the disabled e'i
ne.. nas.,o,,b stand back of anything I say
snniS prefer that you do not print my
wou'a .in,,,v J. Il. G.
nsmY, ss,.hIo July od 1921.
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The Johnson-Braun Affair

a.. rJItor Of the EvcrirD Public Ledger:
We,reIn a recent statement In your papel pp
sa,penod TO notice mention OF the sam
s,hnson. Braun affair. In my est'mation
- vary deplorablo affair. and the matter
Is.rM bS taken into the hands OF the hLsher
sro,sia Braun evidently forgot Tor the
s...ant vhere ho was and expressed MS sen,
s'nsnts. which. in all Likelihood seer,ou si
" ~ wnrranted. as the so-called gehtlelhM1h an
a. The Blue Grass State apparehIIE
Mon,,t no was talking TO some OF mo
sop.ss tand not men) that made that state
famous. =, n hroye mani
Uor,S YOU go for run II man called you
= var7 II you would. you would be poor
s,ac,nsn OF an American. From the ian.
49, be used In front OF an audience that
ssr.sted Of ladies' he must have been me
ssnrssentatIve Of the State OF kcntuckE;
Es would do n lot better II he were placed
- .Sarre Of n bunch of foreign laborers IN
.,saa of on somo United States inVestisatihs
ssmnittee. Let the schoolboy call that
same 10 the other boy. What would ne 40
throw bricks or pull a knife? No; he
would fight. and not pull a gun IKE Il
sownrd or q hghwayman or some suIKng
meak. ~ ": 800,
Frankford, Philadelphia. July 2o' 1911.
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pIsplaylna Sunday Washing

70 the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
slr-In our re!ghborhood there IS u lan-
M, which insists on putting It's weeks
wash out or Sunday live in a select neigh
Mrbood, The yards are largo and the
pride OF every ore. We also have low IRON
fences. and when we have company on pun
49, wa IIka TO take them out and show
them the flowers. but you can Imagine what
an embarrassing position o. pU--e. N Tor
them to see a yard full OF wash.
Don't you think this woman st,outu ,
Nave. some respect for the Sabbath? II she
doesn't care to keep our Sunday, couldn
ne do work in the house. such as sweeping
sowing dustlng. etc, instead OF making
.sWben YOU ere in Rome, do as the Ro-
psns do" All the neIghborq object TO
this very much. and We would lik2 to kno"
how 10 put a stop to It. X T. a.
Philadelphia, July "a. 1921.
n would not be possible to stop It. as
there is no city ordinance prohibiting the
hanging out OF clothes on Sunday
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Letters to, the Editor should be as
avoiding anything that would open
a denomlnational or sectarian dis
cussion.
p 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
be printed II request Is made that
they be omitted.
The publication of letter is not
to be taken ms an Endorsement 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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Bonuses Then and Now

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
sir-Durine the war the Government paid
bonuses to shipbuidors who finished their
contracts on time or ahead Of time. The
shipbullders paid part OF this bonus money
to laborers who helped get the ships built.
Big business made no protest ageinst these
bonuses to capital and labor when both
were already earning enormous returns. But
big business regards 1t as immoral 10 pay
a bonus to the men who finished the war
ahead of time by facing machine-gun bullets
in the Argonne. c. L. EAIMERT.
Philadelphia, July 8, 1921.
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Poisonous Snakes in England

Z" ~" Ed'tor Of the EreniN0 Public Ledger:
sLsn-ln answer to wv. L. r." l would
srS.i 70 state that there are only two known
rass" OF harmful snakes IN England
ssaheiy addors and vpers. lived for
tbs %oh years in the South OF England, near
nun, "eW Forest, where they are especially
az osaNerous' but In that time / only heard
snS s0out twenty or thirty people being bitten,
ma t i mat number only five were fatal
.hSsa were all young children.
Usually bite cauyes a litlIo sickness and
ana ~ away. There are also water snakes
| hs rrraids lizards over there, which are perfectly
tna s' As boys We used to take lizards
Vo,,, small black snakes, know as slow
are sI. 70 school with us. Grass snakes
knd h'', numerous In some parts of Eng
'u' 'hey. too are harmless.
phl.A.,. II. II. DEVLIN.
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Number of Service Calls

To the Editor OF the EUenin0 Public Ledger:
Sir-Please tell me how many different
service calls there are. G., W. l..
Philadelphia. July 20. 1921.
The service calls consist OF n class of
bugle calls numbering from four to thirty.
They are the adjutant's call, assembly.
boots and saddle. call to quarters. cap
tain's call. church. drill fatigue. first call.
first sorgeants call. full dress. overcoats.
recall .etraht. reveille. school, sick, stables.
taps. tat 90. the general. TO the standard and
water call.
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Questions ANSWERED
LARGEST Pipe Organ

To the Editor Of the EUsninD Public Ledger:
sir-Is It correct that In the John Wan
amaker store Is the largest pipe organ in
the world7 II. s. J.
Philadelphia. July 90. 1921.
The largest pipe organ in existence is the
one in Wanamnker's store in Philadelphia.
1t has five manuals. 232 stops and 1884
pipes. Tho second In sizo is in Century
Hall. Breslau. Germany, and has Ave man.
uals, 1877 stops and 1873 pipes
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Definition of "luck"

'ome Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
SE-In answer TO a. Carson, who wants
y know II there 10 any such thing AS luck
wy, we hrst thing TO do is 10 arrive at a def
s'''oh OF the word. so as TO DO sure 1t means
~e same thing to both parties.
according to my dennition. a man who
sn "'nS IN gamble has good luck. while the
a .ae VINO loses has bad luck. There IL moth
s supernatural connected with it: hence
mah luck cannot be foretold, business
hva'ufes ho.' may be largely suod management
,r'. NV may nevertheless. be diluted with vary
Ts Quantities OF luck at different points
H. any one differs with ne, It Is because
luck" N''''''''' '''oI,,E IAITEs o,RRIrN
AHNadelphla, univ L.. 1921.
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Dog vs.. Man

TO tho Editor Of the EUcnirD Public Ledger:
Sir-In reply TO Interested" who wants
story In verse on the naming OF a dog
send the following. which may interest him,
He was a dog,
But he stayed at home
And guarded the family night and day.
He was dog
That didn't roam
Ho lay on the porch or chased the stray
The tramps. tho burglar. the hen away.
For a dogs true heart for that household
beat
At morning and evening. in cold and heat.
He was a dog
He was man.
And didn't stay
To cherish his wife and his children fair.
He was n man,
And every day
His heart grew callous. It's lovo beats rare.
He thought OF himself at the close OF the
day
And. cigar in his fingers. hurried away
To the club. the lodge. the store the show.
But he had n right to go. you know
He was o man.
MRsa l.. B. TRACY.
Philadelphia. July "a. 1921.
"S. c. L." asks for a poem entitled
''They Cannot Read Their Tombstones When
They're Dead"
&c. A. r." desires the words of the Civil
| War poem. entitled Little Bronze Button
| the first limo Of which runs thus:
How dear to my heart is tho little bronze
button"
&C. c. D." asks for a poem the last lin,
Of each verse being, And now know tina
Santa is coal-black col'ed man."
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Samuel Teaberry's Opinion

70 the Editor Of the EUcuirO Public Ledger:
slr-I have been reading some or the
articles in your paper about Sunday base
tsll, and I would say that these ministers
have enough TO do to attend to their ewn
churches, All that they are after IS q lot OF
publicity. Why do they take up collections
In church and charge pew rents? For my
part I wish they would mind their own
Business. REV SAMUEL TEABERRY.
Philadelphia, July "a, 1921.
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Adds MIsslnu Words

To the Editor Of the EVeninO Pablo Ledger:
Sir-I beg to inclose IS. l.. E's" prob
lem poem as 1t reads after insertion OF six
wanting words, which I quote;
A "sutler" sat in his "uster" gra.
Watching the moonbeams' 'luster' play.
The night was still, no rustic or sway
Disturbed his dreams, which were far from
gay
As he brooded over the result" OF the
day,
20 Spirit Sublime" he was heard to say
That ''lurest" TO death in the battle fray,
"If our cause bo Just. az l pray II may,
Lot us triumph and MI our foes with dis
may"
have been looking. however in vain
for the seventh blank space, but be Il, IS
l.. E." as thou rulest +. S.
Philadelphia, July "a 1921.
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''SnIle''

To tho Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-As requested by q reader. am In
closing Smile for the Peoples Forum sec
ton. NJ. l.,
Wilmington. Del. July 20, 1921,
SMILE
Like bread without tho spTeadln'.
Like n puddin' without sauce,
Like a mattress without beddin,
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Our National Motto

To tho Editor Of tho Evenin0 Public Ledger!
Sir-Please state how We came to acquire
the national motto "I5 pluribus unum."
GEORGE I. HANDY.
Philadelphia. July 20, 1921.
"E pluribus unum" was first proposed on
August 10. 1770. by BENJAMIN Franklin,
John Adams and Thomas Jefferso who had
been appointed a committee OF three to
prepare a device for the seal of the United
States. This device. however. was not ac-
cepted, and IL was not until June 20, 1882
that the motto was adopted as part OF tho
second and successful design submitted by
Charles Thompson, Secretary Of Congress-.
In 1896 Congress decreed that the words
should appear on certain specified coins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-29
What He Needs

Hothe Editor OF the EUontnO PUbHc Ledger:
eH-ln answer to I'm Earnest" ! would
ay that he doesn't need advice. He needs
nsfVe. Almost any one can get along In
u Mis world with some one pushing them, but
We glorious victory TO win against odds.
'hiS Is from a young father of ftve.
T., +. B.
berwyn. Pa. July II, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-29
American Sunday School Union

To the Editor Of the Evenin0 Public Ledger:
Sir-Please tell me when the American
Sunday School Union was organized and Its
present extent. W. L. HUTCHlNS.
Philadelphia. July 90. 1921.
The American Sunday School Union was
organized In 1917 under the title Of Sun
day and Adult School Union" The name
was changed in 1924 to the American Sun
day School Union" A charter was obtained
in 1S45
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-29
ROOMS FOR nFNr

CHESTNUT ST. ies4--Doubie or sinEis
rooms, with or without bath; meals.
CHESTNUT ST, s9O0---Large. airy room.
furn. or unfurn. porches; good dining rni,
EIGHTH ST s., 2i5--Clean. well furn. I:
central location: 81 to So per week.
PINE ST.. 1506-Lovely room, furnished.
suitable for people; excNlent tabls.
Locust 447O. O.---. ---
18TH NJ, 13g, HOTEL RURIC = Beau.
tiful furn. rooms. spotless clean, cleo;
daily and weekly rates. conv. to statlonsj
best accom-. for travelling people. Spruce 1898
2lST, s.. iO7--Large well-furnished room;
electricity; hot water; low reut
1929 FAIRMOUNT-Ncwly furnished rooms.
hot Wateri home priv. Pop. 99b4 w.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
SPRUCE ST, bp8S-Nicely Furnished room,
all cOnv.: single or double; business people
preferred
PENNsYLYANLA--sUB
B20 W. CHELTEN AVE.--A fine home for
business people: convenient to trains and
trolley: double and single room: best food
moderate rates; summer guests are welcome.
Phone Germantown 1892.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMA1E

COLLEGE STUDENT. exp. teaching ele-
mentary and high school subjects, can
place few more on list; special opportunity
for children back in studios; terms reas SON
able hours 10, suit. p a01, ledger Othce
SECRETARY, academic education; can han.
die correspondence and assume respon-
slhilltY A s25 Ledger Office
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PERSONALS

I HEREBY give notice that I have pur-
cha sod confectionery business from Simon
Katson. y. Lansdowne ave-. Lansdowne:
creditors present bills on or before July 90
1921 II. G. BROWN.
l. WAITER wALCS. having b0ught out III.
business OF Albert Czeplk will not be re-
srongL1le fer any bills Of Albert Czepk.
l WILL NOT be Responsible for any debts
unless contracted by myself
CLLAS. ". HATCMER. Mlllia nstown. n /
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Poems and Songs Desired
Locates Lines Of Poetry

To the Editor Of the EVcnh0 Public Ledger:
Slr-The Civil War song beginning 20
praise and tanks de Lord am GOMEZ re-
quested In Saturdays EVENING PUBLIC
LEDGER, by Harriet T. Smengle. may be
found among John @. Whtter's poems. 1t
is part of poem entitled "At Port Royal"
W. H. ASPRIL.
New Hope, Pa, July "a. 1921.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

COUNTRY farm pref; near stream Of waters
within easy reach Of Phlla. and near X. r.
eta; fam. of adults and baby; must be first
ella ~ and no other boarders. A 81 Led. on.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ADvBRT1s1NG COUNSELLOR, who
has some spare time, offers his Berv-
ices. part time, strictly on foe
basis: has had unusual experience in
retail and wholesale Advertising
problems: does not want a job. docs
not want 70 be your advertising
manager and does not want to act
as advertising agent, but wants TO
help, because % years Of ripe, sue
cessful experience In advertising
qualities him TO be OF great value In
advising and aiding you solve some
OF your problems: fea must be COM
mnrsurate with work 20 be per-
formed all communications strictly
confidential. NJ Ala. Ledger Offlce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-29

Are you going to i sNe Tor tho rest or vo,,,
IRE, or are you going 10 be a loader in the
vocation hat you choose? We arr, IN ra5 ~
Of men who have selling ability ana 5 neg Seefdi
develop such man to be a supe r-sa les p'En =,
and give him promotion as his ability yyar
rants, Can after O:8O A, NJ GA Widsnsr
Bldg ''NS"eF