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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
Letters to the Editor
10 Philadelphia soclable?

~ ths Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
\ Sir-Sevcral letters have appeared re-
1entiy IN the Peope's Forum column Of the
Evsnso PUBLIC LBpoHn In which was dia.
suessd the question as TO whether philadel-
Shisns were sociabiy inclined or whether
hey were cold and Indifferent, especially
70 strangers. I have lived In Philadelphia
for . number of years. and had long felt
fhat tbere was little Of the milk of human
hirdness In the makeup Of the average
vhtiadelphisn.
OF course. q stranger should not expect
That new community into which he has
moved shall fat over Themselves to welcome
Him, but there should b. little Chrtstlnn
love In All human beings. and II is not nee
sssary TO make a friend or social coniusnt
IL sny one of whom you know very little.
But there 10 q limit to reserve Of this char
hcter. but hiiadoiphians. az rule. do not
sem ever to reach that limit,
camo TO this city after living In Rich
tnond for about five years. was born In
the North and have lived IN a number OF
porthern citlos. including New York. Boston
end Cleveland. I do not expect TO md that
character of frtendiiness anywhere In the
North that exists In Richmond or any other
efty south OF Washington. But I door.
rather. did--exreot Philatelphia 20 be no
more cold or Indifferent than residsnts OF
New York Boston. which In very much In
the same latitude and the temperament OF
The people should be very similar.
started up housekeeping in Philadelph's
the same as had done In other cities, ana
I believe I am correct in saying that at the
ead Of the hrst year I'D not have a spsAk'
hg ACQUAINTANCE with half q dozen persons.
outside OF those in '1e business with which
was connected hr the tradsSTnen with
whom dealt. am suro my wife had GO
more. We lived In West Philadelphia In a
house In a typical row. and at the end OF
the hrst year we had not spoken to either
one of our neiEhbors. although both they,
- we'll as ourselves. were home In the sum-
ner and sat on our porcheS. but on either
nds OF US the nsixtbors did not recognize
our existence. We went around the corner
10 an Eplacop~l church for year anu.
aside from tho minister. we were never
spoken to by member of the consresa-
ton.
or course. time has changed matters
and wo now have little circle OF friends
but want to say shat they are not friends
h tho esmo senss OF the word that l
fuund them in Richmond. in Boston and In
our greatest and busiest metropolis. New
York sgrec--,n fact, throw In my LOT
with tho writers-with those who and fault
with PhUadeiphians' coldness and indiner-
srce 10 Strangers and what almost seems
hke q carc Of attempting to freeze them
0ut' whom they como here. W. u u
philadelphia. March II. 1921.
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THE PEOPLES FORUM
A Hymn Supplied

To tho EDITOR Of ,ho Evsrirr Public Ledger:
sir---Please fnd inclosed hymn. Wonder
ful words of Life" asked for In tn
EvESisu PrnLIc LEpoER Of March 1s. Word
and music may b. found In Sacred Song,
and Solos," BY Ira ID. Sankey.
I take great pleasure In reading the EVE
lost without II.
MRs. FRED RICHARDSON.
philadelphia. March IT, 1921.
WONDERFUL WORDS OF LIFE
Sing them over again TO me.
Wonderful words Of iife
Let me more Of their beauty sec,
Wonderful words OF life:
Words Of life and beauty
Teach inc faith and duty.
CHORUS
Beautiful words. wonderful words,
Wonderful words OF life:
Beautiful words. wonderful words,
Wonderful words of life.
Christ. tho blessed One. gives TO all
Wonderful words OF Ito.
Sinner. list TO the loving call.
Wonderful words OF life.
All so freely given,
wooins w to heaven
Sweetly echo the gospel call,
Wonderful words of life:
Onsr pardon and peace TO ali
Wonderful words of life:
Jesus only Saviour.
Sanctify forever.
Also sent In by Mrs. Bloomer.
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Letters 10 the Editor should be as
brief and TO the point as possible,
n denominationaT or sectariau 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
be printed II request 10 made that
they be omitted.
The publication OF a letter Is not
TO be taken as 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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Poets az Hymn Writers

To the Editor Of the EvC1lin0 Public Ledger:
Sir--D;d Tom Moore. the Irish poet ever
write sacred hymn that Ia now sung in
churches7 Also. did II. ". LOnRfel!ow' :
Who wrote the hymn beStnnlnB Come. ye
disconsoiate. and the long meter doxo-
ogy. beginning Praise God from whom
all blessings now"I W. L. 7.
Philadelphia. March l8. 1921.
Tom Moore wrote about n dozen sacred
hymns. some OF which are still used. In
cludins tho on" begnning Come. ye dis
consulate" one OF MoorUg hymnr begin
ming. Thou art o Con. the ife and light, -
has attained wide popularity. I-ongfellow
was not hymn writer In the strict sense
Of the term. but few OF HIS poems have
come into use as hymns Tne doaoloES.
Praise God. From Whom All Blessings
Flow" written by Thomas Ken lGa7-
l7iD. a noted bishop OF the Church OF Eng.
land.
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Philahelphi.. March -. 1921.
We Nsed an Equal Chance

20 ths Editor Of .he Eventr0 Public Ledger:
sir-I have never written TO your column
Asfore. but would Ike to have this letter
published IN answer 20 james T. Hanson
think that the best place for y. T
r." 10 either heaven or Zion City. He
wants too much for this world Believe
me, " all laws were recalled which have TO
do with unArminK the average citizen and
giving eVory one an eGua! chance TO have a
weapon. the fact that highHayTnhn
knew that his next victim had an equal
chance with h!m-in other words. II II all
Expended on who pulled" hrst-the crooks
Of Philadelphia and other big Cities would
soon want to jump in hole and pull the
hole Ia after them.
SON OF UNCLE SAM.
Yniisdeiphia March 10. 1921.
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The Prices OF Food

p tAs Editor Of the Evcnin0 Public LEDGER:
4 Sir-we hear q great deal about the re.
Auction In the high cost OF living and how
much more chsaply one can feed their fam
ny. This may Be true. but II you are not
ksspinE house. my family. but roorning
and taking our meals wherever we may be-
I cannot see that there 10 the slightest re-
knction.
restaurant for an order OF eggs today as we
ia whom eggs WIRE selling between ninety
eents and ono dollar. To-day you can set
ths same character OF eggs for between
forty and nfty cents. why nhould not the
festaursnt price be reduced one-hh!f. or at
hast one-thIrd7 Potatoes are so plentiful
today that they are almost a drug on the
market and yet. even in the cheapest res
taurants they Will ask you from ntIe--i ~
twenty cents for An ordcr OF potatoes. Most
Of the restaurants charge you ten conts Tor
q cup Of corse. and any householder knows
That even In using tho very best coffee II Ia
possible to mako . cup for not moro than q
cent.
Ths present high restaurant prices make
n vsry hard for the per sons who have ~
Aspsnd on the restaurants for their meals
They will! toll you on sgns In their Windows
that their food is bsck TO vre-war prices
but I have yet TO ind q restaurant which
has returned To such prices: and while that
10 not to be expected at this time. yet fee'
sAst, with everything oise being reduced
including our salartes-the rewsurant pou-
mo ought to be more fair with tho puoIiC
than thsy arc W. l.. Campbell.
PnilAdslphla, March IS. 1921.
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Answers Duck Problem

To the Editor Of the Evening Pubh9 Lsd0er'
Sr--Ths problem submitted Tor solution
In the EvENISG PrnLC IEDGER of today iF
10: expreSssd az the author, wv. r P"
no doubt intended Instead OF "how coulI
he tIyid. them equally" he Intended TO asH.
How could tho diYialor bo mad 80 as 20
ElYo ore.haIf nf ReYenteen ducks to one.
nne.th'ri % another and one-rInth 70 the
other? The answer IL plain. He could add
a live duck 70 the hDrk Of seventeen, making
eighteen. Then he could E.s one-hat, or
miro, 70 the Nrst one.third, or RiN. 70 me
other. and ore-nirth, or two, n the .aat
and have h'S own duck leti 80: ANt .
"a. II y. J. CEASDALL.
Atlantic Cl,y. y. j.. March =. 1924.
Also answered by ''B. \. H" Ph!adei
phih.
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From an Old Scrapbook

To the Editor OF the Er"rino Public Lsdoer:
s!r--Inclosed in a clipping from AL v.d
scrapbook:
WHAT'S IN 4 NAME?
Not bison roans the streets OF Buffalo;
There are men In Richmond who are poor
indeed:
ST. Louis isn't SANITY. as you know.
And somo OF Readings people cannot
rad.
AZ Da;ton there are nights as we'll az days.
While Fredericksburu has many Jima and
Jacks:
II 10 l!ttlo mirth that Joliet displays,
And peace rs!grs DER the scene at Bat
Tie Axe
LEOPOLD BEHRMANE
Philadelphia. March l6 1921.
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A Hymn Supplied

TO tie EDITOR Of tho Evening Public Ledger.
slr-I am incios!ag herewith n hymn re.
Gucsted by II. II. JChnson IN tho People
Forum OF March T.
LOFrU5 q. ARMSTRONG.
Philadelphia. March 4 1921.
NOTHING BETWEEN
BY Rev. G. A. TIndloy
Nothing between my soul and the Saviour,
EouKht OF thia worlds delusive dream:
have renounced all sinful pleasure;
Jesus 10 mine: there's nothing between.
CHORUS
Nothing between Thy soul and the Saviour,
SO that His bl"sScd face may he soon:
Nothing preventing the least o: HIS favor;
Keep tho way Gear: let nothing between.
iothing between. like worldly plcagurr
HABITS Of life. tho harmless they socm.
muHt not my heart from Him ever sever:
lie "a my all: there's nothing between.
Nothing betwecn. like pride or station:
SELF or friends Rhal! not intervene:
Tho Il may cost me much tribulatton,
srn resolved there's nothing between.
Nothing between. cen many hard trials.
Tho the whole world sga!nst me con
vene.
Watching with prayer and much self.denial
III triumph at last. with nothing be
tween.
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so that greater natural resources might
flourish and prosper"
This ~ very good so far as II goes. but
wouldn't II b. very natural. proper and
Just thing II the natural resources gave all
Of their wealth for the public sood7 And II
they did we could get rid Of all. or nearly
oil. Of the multitudinous foolish and In.
jurious taxes which now hinder and prevent
the production OF wealth and the employ.
ment OF labor HAROLD SUDELL.
Parke sburs Pa. March IS. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
When a wife Deserts Husband

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger
S!r-WhRt can ba done IN case where
tho affections OF a wife thirty-fve years old
have been aliennted by a man nineteen years
Of age7 There have been secret meetings
and perhaps elopeners planned for this
week The wife has left her husband s
home. taking her clothing and leaving a
son. eleven years old and two daughters.
respectively hve and n.ne years old.
w. L. e.
Philadelphia, March IS. 1921.
II there Is sry evidence that statutory
Ofrsnss has been committed. both the wife
and the ypunz man can be arrested and
imprisOncd II they should eopo they can
10 arrestcd and Imprisoned or the young
man can be arrested on capas IN Il civ!
action for damages The husband could
the neighhorhcOd VIII lie able 90 advise the
husband In the matter.
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70 fhr Editor Of the EvrrinO Public Lcd0er:
Sir-Thcre are n great many housewives
who would save mOnry on their COTm0dltieB
tf they knew how. They are compelled 70
10 40 sine th1!r husbands wrra out OF
work. The newspapers woult b" doing these
houseksopers very good turn II they would
have ono Of their eGTcrts tell them In a
little article each day how they could buy
60 the host advantage and wherein they
could ecOnOmiIe without cutting dpwn IN
vbolesone fOOdP.
7 would like to say another thing We are
cold that there has b"en 3N per cent re-
auction In the prices Of materials that go
into a cake. yet bakers have reduced thelr
prices only about 10 pr cent, which leaV"s
them rs per cent additional pront ab"Ye the
pIont made before the war, Let the people
wake up 20 the fact that they are paying
too much for some Of tho things they buy
and are not getting the benefits they should
fyon price reductions MRS. " I. =.
PhiiAdsIphtA March 10 1921
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Answers Problem

TO the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-Mr. Kelley In the Peoples Forum
asks the question: what is the diret.n.r
between twice twenty-five and twice 1ve and
twenty? The answer Is: Twice 81 Is 80 and
twice $50 is 1910.
Here IL problem for Mr.. Kelley 20
solve:
A fiddler IN Radnor had q brother fiddler
In Wayne. but the fiddler In Wayne hadn I
a brother who was u fddier In Rafnor.
What relation was the fiddler in Radnor to
the adder in Wagner
LARRY OF THE HILLS.
Phindclphia. March Il. 1921.
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Problem for Readers

To the Editor Of the Evening PubNc Led0cr'
slr-Tet mo zee which Of your readers
can Bolye this
stone weighing i2l pounds falls and
brrRks into re pieces. NEy E-iSrt In pouHdS
from ono 20 l2l pounds could b" weighted
with these pieces What Ia the TriEh' Ot
each piece7 T. n. HUNTER
Philadelphia. March IA. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
Questions AnsUered
The Dome Of the CaoltoI

To the Bditcr Of the Everirc Public Ledger:
SIr--what material is used In the dome
OF the Cap!toi1 w. l. +.
Philadelphia. Marrh is, 1921.
Tho original dome WAS constructed OF
wood covered with copper. This was re-
placed by the present structure OF cast iron.
which was completed in 1898. The entire
weight OF iron used IL 9O1, 200 pounds.
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Poems and Songs Desired
Wants Three Jolly erItons"

To the Editor of TIC Evening Public Lcdoer;
Sir have tried everywhere to s.t the
song entitled Three Jolly Br.tOnB' and
can't gct t. one line mentions The Eng.
IiSh. Irish sLd Scotch. l am trying your
payer AS the last hope. VIII you k!ndly
print II IN your PeOple'D Forum? !. O.
Philadelphia March IS. 1921
We do not have copy .; th!g Gong. but
a reader may he able to send It IT,.
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Wants Information

To the Editor Of thc Evening Pubic Ledger:
sir-wil some scientific readers pleass
inform me what coiored light can be seen
from the farthest distance at niKht, and
IL possible. the two color5 newt in order
Of Visibility at a distance. ". I. o.
Philadelphia, March 10, 1921.
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A 0uestIon Of Time

70 the Editor Of the Epcnir0 Public Ledger:
Sif--As the former kaiser Of Germany
fully realizes that might does not make
right" rs only a question OF time when
the Anu.Saloon League will realize the orror
Of Its propaganda II. J. X.
Philadelphia. March II. 1921.
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s1TuATIoNswANrrp-rrn,.- . =

coGiKiNG IS,G. ETc,1Two sen.lswemen, dow.
summer at cool resort and would pend emd tht
taSs nnSs care & 1i cottage for or 2 opsr p.,o =
housework; no objection 10 wai,jnr.hg lrSt
bsy or Maine coast preferred: sms.urrays
ges or oil stove cooking. M ais' rense,i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
SIon Of Spring

20 tho Editor Of the Evrrtno Public Led0er;
s.r-why can't Philhdnlphta have
vtdowsrs and widowR club as has been or
ssnized In Columbus. O.. and other western
ettisst II there are others interested, let
us hear from them through the People
Forum column OF the EVEHfEo PUBLIC
LEpGxh am = lone ~iddy'' ready 70
JOIN.
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WOMAN

am looking for a particular tyn. Of ,adv
lnduStrilus. clean record. fair sduca tion ana
good personality these IualincatlOns will se
income that VIII nsst her fondest expecta.
Widsner Bldg. 'A''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21

Harry Roseno+rE--The poem Gee, Ain't
II Great 70 Live and I4arn?" was printed
IN the sunday P"HLIC LEDGER Of October 81
las. You give no address; consequently we
cannot mail you q copy. We cannot ro.
TrlUt Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21

''Milv,ile" des!rcs tho poem and 10 know
the name Ok the author Of tho recitation
"WomAn and the Light" II was rec,ted by
Ralph Herz on the Garden Pier at Atlantic
CITY last summer. Can reader supply ~
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Old soma Desired

To the Editor Of the EvcuirO PvbHc LcdOcr:
ST-Can any reader give the words OF
an old song Of which the following Is tha
h-pt BthnEa:
''Oh' the quiet days. tho qYict days,
When we are old
When by our own hresde
We TRANQUILITY abide;
None can he calm
In the quiet days when we are old"
HAROLD GRIsiM.
Philadelphia, March 1921.
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AGENTS

sALEsMEN to show women ho,- >.
tho life Of their vacuum msch,,.c couef
russ ros; sSyes ss. ,sS every $50
sive territory oid.estsbiished hou.n outes. sIelo.
patent; large and valuable busin.,." hs
y. y. CO.. los 22d At. Milwaukee, WI,
SEND roR FREE BOOKLET Of ,e,,.-. -
ieoai srsds ns a order Sqd 5000. 9Sr M %s'i
start you In exclusive territory. n II VII
psny. Aaenm Dept: la7. ocean Part. CALI.
DO % roy va ysn, Z to to earn money in your .p.,
ambitious men and women: no pr.v,o,,,o, 70 make
rlenee necessary: no money required WI.
e26s American BLDG. Cincinnati. o. Co..
WIZ WANT men and women. to tax. o,s...
average orders; we furnish everything ;,~ o
even a coat made TO your meesurs; W. ~
Dept. HIP Iouisyilie. Ky. ''hS ca,
sALE5MEN. inexperienced or eIpeTisr..T
and s' full 'TSy;stUf psTss".rs write e, i's
ssIe',Hsn's - TE,SeiinS Association. nSaip!sS. psS,
sALEsMEN icr well.sdvertIsed and In,,.
oses. sold 70 prosres.,ve sS % m.sssss msgsD,ns pack
ssfnpi. Nsuer. Is orand a., Nss NSsst'f,;.I,' f.,s'
Man to work ,hi; : city ,r.h1I.hlns, cS.sS.
method; Sio daily without capItsi or nsy
enee. Write 0unmetai Co.. 2s2 elm. n,
AGENTS wanted TO ad. ertise our ROOD. -.
distribute FREQ samples TO conpufner. ~ ~
per hour: write for full particulars A-.,TT ~
can Products Co. 2s73 American Bldg. cir.
NGNNTs-Make a dollar an Soar, J.r
Mendets. a patent patch; instantly tn,rs.
leaks In all utensils: sample free Msnxss
Co. Amsterdam. n. Y. '"'H
Independent: no collecting or deiiv,Imss.
sample coat nnd outfit free. Improved NV
Co., Dept. OF. Ashland, o. N
HOW TO START In business for your.,sy-.
A. littlo book sent froe TO men And y,os,..
anxious TO make money by working payt :,
fYll time. clows Co, Philadelphia. Pa,
SPECALi-Inch display adv, ib0 mae.
sinee thrice. slb. Woods services.Au. clty
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OPERATORS. experienced infanta, chill.
"n'Hwhtp dr"sseS' steady: pleasant room,
learners with sewing machine experience
taken Freund. 1918 Market at.
sAi.ESLADY WANTED - Up to.dats lady
VIII selling experience TO represent broker
dealing In listed securities. Room ADO.
DreIel Bldg.
STENOGRAI,HER. thoroughly experienced in
general onice work. Address IN own hand
salary deared. =, o, BOX 743.
FOR APHIi-
AND SECRETARIAL WORK, EFFiCiENT
FRstNRA $ 3 @G s@@s iFHRHFTF fiFPHSRSHHT,oN NrfhiHNP hHP
HlSIldr PERSSoN; sHLARY 10 tEh wEEEKR. *.
WITH CHANCE OF ADVANcEMHNT AD.
DRESS, GIVING ExPERIIGNt;E AND
4U!AI'iFICATIoNs. II sU5. LEDGER OF,
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HIP wANTED--MALE

CA sHIER for beachfront hotel; permanent
position. Apply Mr.. Mailman. Chalfonte.
Atlantic City. N. j.. Swing age. experience
and references. =.
CHAUFFEUR wanted to drive 5-ton truck:
must he strong; reference required. Apply
ei4 8. American at.
CLERK, expertcnced for stockroom in ga
rage. Reply. stating age. reforences. ex-
perience and salary expected. ZIG. Ledger
Ofhce.
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DHAFTSMAN wanted, power plant. piping.
condonsing and noncondensing plants:
state experience. salary. etc. s8l, Led. on
ELECTRICIAN, FIRST class; good opportunity
for right party. P 9l0. Ledser Office.
MACHINE CUTTER. experienced. on uhirts
and pajanns In our Atlantic City fac
tory: write full details OF experience. age
and salary. Wood-wiison Co.. 200 9th
ave-. New York city.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

H-sl;=I ESTATE OF MARIA BAILIE CLAN
TON, deceuScd-Letters parliamentary
on tho above estate having been granted TO
the undersigned. ali persons indebted to the
said estate are requested TO mako payment,
and those having claims to present the same.
without delay. to o
Executor.
1902 Spruce st.
Or to his attorney
JAMES +. SHRADER.
5is Real Estate Trust Bldg.
n,s,SP HAVE PURCHASED THE BUTTER
~ and esH business OF II. Shoenteld
$500 Chester ave. Creditors present bills be-
fore March 20. N. SHWYGER.
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MAN and wito wanted as cook ana butler
IN the suburbs, close 70 city; this 10 .
splendid chance for those who will eppre-
ciate "a good home. cheerful surroundings
and also good wages. Address N 80.
Ledger onlcc.
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WANTED
OLD GOLD

OLD sod, silver plStiHsm P.S,:SS PSna:S, Tor fcr 80.
Hrt iAi7 J. Clark rannsr. soI sss..a. ~.
CHsIi paid for old gold. slyer and a"iisis
NcIocka. Rogers, As s. i'm L"'u'
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE



I WELLEpyCATBp WOMEN w. WANTED TED
during March; positions are in regular sales
an aysrsse OF s27B B"gt per- month; sppissn,'
must have az least z hish school sdncsoen. ra on.
experience in frst letter. Address Sales De-
partment. II, T. Compton Co., os ID. WASH
lnaton st.. Chicago. III. -. ------.-
WOMEN SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED
70 travel during vacation; speeisI work along ,a
start and commission: prefersncs given those
who can start earliest and work longest.
give are. education and experience: Aodr,ss
q. J. Gilinilan, 0arland Blda.. Chicago. III.
Make MONEY AT HcME---You can earn
from % hour oyeSS II yGur SS sSsr' es.s ms
learned: no csnvassins wo teach you how
and sell your work. Write TO-DAY fer IuIi
yso Hyric Bldg. TORONTO. Ont. csnade.
NpRsnis Day i.sTn Tnsd ss hcm. n spare % ss entire
tuition can be earned In few weeks. you earn
while you learn; special ofrer including free
nuTse' = outft: write for full particulars. Chi
sSs9 ssnSol Of cSSs.so Msr.1ng, IN, Al g. Ashland
ciiaSs; iIao monthly: % eaannations March April;
experience unnecesaary. For free particulere
Of Instruction write J. Leonard CORNER civil
service e1aminer). e62 Equitable Bldg.
Warrington. ~. 2. --.----
WOMEN wanted to demonstrnte and sell
new perfected embroidery needle; 800 week
si,ion. Department NJ X. Chicago Silk Co..
80 W. Adams st. Chicago .-Hl..-----------
EARN s25 weekly; spare timei writing for
newspapers, magazines: exp. unnec.; de-
tails free. Press Syndicate. 1872. st. Louis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21

| managers the last thirty days: many other
managers needed soon: n you are n sales
man or expect TO be. here Is your oppor-
| 'unity; big paying positions In our own com
phny for clean. honorable men: TO prepare
you quickly we give daily instruction free
| while you work Call after e:ao. GA Wide
ner nldB.
| SHIPPER, experienced In sweater mill de-
partment; must be Industrious; ideal con-
ditions; good salary. Arr-Tee Knitting Mills.
1910 Race st.