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prnh!'y ~ a man VIII" can he alnrcd Ivy
money.
"Wh!.c this man Is on trial /; does
not hr,.,nlc th.S body t. pass 4 r"S"lu-
ton Which condemns linn without
hearing You have read N I'll" public
prcss that liz has accepted TIL. baseball
uu,St,nri and has accepted this salary
l. may 10 tina; the" thi"gs arr true
hi. whether tia" or not "" should h"'
nat to the world resolution which NI"-
lar"T fairness.
Il move you. air, that the matter u"
referred . To- c"mmtitrr. when may
serve duo notice upon IN" niIeH"H 'ul-
pri, and give him opportunity for re
ply. Let Justice he done. though tho
heaven. fall"
Resolution Chnmpionsd-
r. u. Robinson Of GalrsburE, Illinois
voiced h.S approval or tao resolution pE
declaring that IL 4 man IN Judge Ian
dis court had violated III" ethics ol the
court as Judg" Lands ha" d"n". no
would hc sent 10 Jail for ninety days
without TRIAL by jury.
Another member "t ~" Chicag" DAT
John II. IIarlmu. declared IN" American
lar association Was on trial. and conn
seized publ!cat!ou nt tho association
opinion on Juuko ItAuuiN h'"' lN''N'N''
before COudemn!hg him.
There ~ no practical doubt thAt
Judge lands Is the natiuaa. commits
...ourr or basebai!." JUICE !ir!nn said
There may be some doubt about tho
salary hr receives. hu; the American
lar association owes Il ~ !tsef. IT We
have esprit, dc corps aud prido In our
profession. t. tell The American public
whether It th'nka !; riyh; FOR judge
20 receive a sl.ary !o- service off the
bench
Judge lands IS not the only Judge
VITA ability. Many judges, pressed by
tho high cost OF living und with meaEro
salaries. would DO glad I" accept out
side employment. II The association
thinks /; "a all right. ;hey would DO glad
10 know about It."
Stormy Debate
Stormy deHu;e ensued, interrupted
frequently by outbursts OF applause OF
s;.tahers In aIi parts OF The convention
hal. arose to support OF denounce tho
resolution.
United States Senator George Suth-
er!auI. o! riah. chairman Of the meet
Ing finally PROPOSED tho motion OF Mr..
Lewis {" rc;rr the resolution 10 u com
mii'er The motion WAS lost.
Wlihou; further delay. the or!gnh!
resolution, IA drawn by the executive
committee, wG@ I.uSsed viva rurc.
4 motion tina; Il certified copy ~ the
resolution be sen; % Vice President
Coolidge for presentation TO tho senate.
and another copy :" tn" speaker or the
house OF representatives. Was made ny
William A. Ketcham. CORNER attorney
general OF Indiana. tn" motion wan
PASSED without dehute.
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All Trains Stopped
On Branch of c. & D.

st. Adams, W. Va. Scpt 10y
the Associated Frrss)-AN trains
on the Coal River branch OF the
Chesapeake b Ohio railroad from
81 Adams to Madison, jeffrey. ana
other points whore armed bands
have been collecting for tho past
few days have bsen stopped. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

Chicago. SrI'. I.---Fcdcrn! Judge Ian
dis declined tonight 20 comment on the
action OF the American Bar association
IN adopting o resolution c"ndcmning his
action IN accepting pay for private work
AZ ht Snhan arhiter.
II have absolutely nothing to say" Ee
declared.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Rv virtue Of a deed az trust mnde by
william J. rai'"y "Hd ErGcnc Jrftries
20 cart -. Ia"hmann. TRUSTEE" ia ted the
2o,h day ~ November. lalS. and re-
, or,,ed in tn" office Of tire Clerk 81 tho
tnIn.v i'our, Of Ohio County. Wee Viz
via In deed ~ trust hook M l3A. ~
page BIS. / vii! sell At public auction. Ia
tho hirh-s; ard hest bidder. at me
..ortn fr"nt door of The Court House of
said county. in tho Ci:r ~ Wheeling.
county Of OHIO and State OF West vir-
SATI'RpAY. THE i7TH DAY OF
SEi'TE.M BIER. a. II. 1921.
rOMMENtiNG AT TEN O'CLOCK An:
- 20 say: Lots numbered seven %.
eight 81. nineteen I9 and twenty
t2nD. ~ SHOWN on the Plat ot Sub
division OF tho lat. John rlat0r Home-
20, record by John l.. C!ator in 1904.
ard recorded In IN" "fccc o: 'hc clerk
~ tho Comfy Court Of Ohio county.
w"s; Virginia.. IN plat book 40. /. page
50. being he - no property which was
conveyed =" tho said William Bailey
and Eugene Jerfrics ny william c..
Gator and Cora Clator. his wife. by
decd dated the Goth day Of November.
1919. and recorded In tho office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court of Ohio
county West Virginia. IN decd book No.
80. AZ page 200.
TERMS OF SALE Onr-thIrd o, mo
purchase money. or 90 much moro az
he purchaser may eject 10 pay. cash in
hand on the day ~ sal~ and the residue
In two equal !rstallm"nts. payable re-
srortive,y n six months and twelve
months from tho day OF sale. with inter-
eS,, IN" purchaser giving his negotiable
prOmtSSury notes for tho deferred paw
,rrn,S tho l"gu' 100 being retained as
further security unti' all - the pur-
chase m"rcy sha,, have been pad
CARL g BACHMANN. Trustee
auG2H- Srpe q g.
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wANrEp-Roou WITH BOARD

wANTET--- 8oard nd room b. genie
man VITO teaches " ~. ~~r""'. To-
Ion desired between tui;pI aud Elm
Grove: state rates ADDRESS I-S'rV, tor.
in care ot lrt"lNgen""r. sepl-t
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INDEPENDENT
PACKET CO. IS
GIVEN CHARTER

Special to the lntclligencer
Cincinnn! o.. Sept. l.--Ofhcial an
nouncrlncut Was made here today IN
Ohio river transportation circles OF me
INSTRUMENTATION ut Columbus Ohio. .or the
Indeperdcn, Jacket Company. OF Cal
iipolis, Ohio with $4,000 capital. by
II. c. GIL and Judge II. w. Cherr'nE-
ton. Of GaIlipnl!s. Ohio, CAPITAL urvi!le
Noll. Pittsburgh and Captain Harry
ponally. Wheeling.
I, VIII Operate the steel steamer
Rctsy Ann between Pittsburgh. Wheel
!ng. PortSmuth and this city. Other
boats will DO rinr"d In The trade m rap
idly ~; trade developers.
IN. naturalization will likewise be In
creased from time 10 time Thosr IN
rorpurn,!Hg IN" Independent Packet
company are well known in the river
trade.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SALESLAJIF.S- or 'ur"" roe up
Gearing women NJ Go.d aldrr~: 20
= "!"r:rlra! appliances. EXp"r;".r"
49, asset Hrf not ""...sSarN. AnH'y Mr.
Ei.p:rr"r Mann i.""". S'"r. & rh'@'aS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

L1Sr-Ea!c OF glasses. Cold noSo
piece; lark tortoise snc., rims. Mon
iav. between 24th ard cha pin" streets
AM q. & y. p"po'. vhnu" 24oH-I. or
CA 1T 2i0l Chap.tCe strnn;. Liberia;
reward. Sept
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Two arrivals and one departure
marked yesterday al the local whart'
The Ec,sy Ann arrived from Ports
mouth. carrying a large cargo and VIII
r!"ar early this morning for Pittsburgh
while the Leroy arrived from Ian"s-
vile 'a.' evening mud will !"av" ~
20 today for Marietta.
Tuc lI,,rn +. was the only departure.
leaving at noon for New Matamoras.
She viii return tonight and leave TO-
morrow for the last trip Of the week.
tn regular poo, stage OF nine feet
was recorded at the wharf. after Il
S!iEht rise.
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wANTED-sALE SMEN

WANTEIA. SaleFraHaSs- and <sa'rsIneD
wanted IN e,e"tricat aTpiiau"e depart
Mt. t;"uu earnings {" men VII" are
SNi" - pTndur" results Apply Mr.
hl"pIncer. Main f,"Ur St"H" u Tho ms
<.p"-i
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HoR SALE

FOR SAIES-i2 Ton delivery truck. In.
Ql,ire Of X Srhw"rz"r. Sanitary
Bakery Elm Grove. sepl-i
FOR SAI.E-Co,G :nh!a SIX. absolutely
Hcw. Must be sold A. once. Enquire
Rex Barber shop. 1880 Market s.. or
cali Geo. A. Mooney. Warw"od c3C-R
au.3i-:
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wANrED-rNALE

NTEp--.Ee.;ah,c cir, for general
EoGss%ork Mrs. John -. Zosrkler.
Cal! ST. Wunisda,e. auG3n-i
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FOR sA1E-RIvER CRAFT

Fail "ahtn. !" n. 2 ligh' drnt,
nUtHrhr;'. Has an nIk bottom.
good S.zrd G--NS IS G; r'i'!. Ian
be se-a at Eleventh ST.. Wheeling.
Henry Sa!ade. 1906 Wa;.r ST..
TL~o,ing w. Va. a-2S-rUn2Gt
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WANTED ruRN1sn4D APARTMENTS

WA>TEn-Niccl furnished. smaii
apul:men' or house in Wheeling or
Vicinity ADDRESS + -. BOX i5s Wheel
~. ScHc-!u
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wANTp-MALA.

wANTEp--w"igh boss. Mus: Re able
70 handle '.pp.e men. make payroll
for tNn-,or mine. and give bond 1--we
reference nd experience. Address Ma.
care Tr,stttSenrer. arC3l-l
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WANTED - Wide awake. experienced
salesman 20 sell high grade cars and
tracks Apply IN own hnnd"r ting
Address FoA T. care inteliSencHr.
aTE2a.r N
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IT'S A. FARM

Located on Ohio state Road: lays good:
most a.. tho farm can b" "'"rncd w';h
Il tractor: III acres in Glove: meadow.
8 room house iGNGi bank barn with
2ON2S straw she'd. Silos, spring house;
all buildings In good repair: large dairy
herd, horses. farm machinery. shccadrrS
,-as engines. or, Everything goes Tor
60 nm
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wANTED~One expert au'omohi!" ne
chaa!c. Bruce II Seohright. fh"He
i4Sa amE3l i
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Railroad prefE

wilrr"d Hayes "f rho 3. & q. was
IN the city Yesterday having corr" here
from Grafton e.. :. n,I~in"ss.
Albert Post nf tho r. e q. yards ~
Renwood :~-iv"A homo last evening
from Atlantic city wh"r" he and his
family sprnt two week vacation. Ile
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14

~sM Editor oJ the Evening Public Led0er,
@Ii wonder II your correspondent IN.
mas been making a study OF beauty
srs ana II he really Ia a capable judge.
WI Know what his gauge is as to beauty
~ ~. 70 my eye the Pennsylvania beauties OF
sNaoWn. as buxom as they are fair. are
h~fe eligible TO be classed among the
s. s.aous sectional beauties than the hand
~n'su dolls OF Chestnut street or the mos
sAn0'oi'ten Girls OF Jersey.
unh am safe in saying that In AL
~ Nu IN On any OF Its promenade streets
H.. "nI nhd more beautiful girls to the
al 'uan In any other city In this country.
r. nv, nol ono out Of any ten ever re escorts
4 OSsHsues to emphasize that beauty. 1t
,,oo'klVen beauty that seems to be an
ss,,O tp% 70 this healthy climate. and more
G'uIsty Az TO the healthy ancestry OF these
sn., ~hich originated In the old country
""al centuries ago.
my taste health has much to do with
Il. si. IN Allentown all the girls present
syo,.nsIe OF health and are not afraid OF
blooa 'as's, out are fillod with the good
par.r,. inc weil'ted Pennsylvania Dutch
dspn,s ips'ead OF tho lithc, starved Philay
iiO no,ra." VINO Is afraid 10 weigh over
Do M, @ ana In order to keep slim they
for oomn,sx .ne proper. nourishing food, but
IN hopeAon nave to depend on the mako
0'A, which is always merely can,Hv-
man anu which no good-biooded American
THAI ,hos hu'a tolerate knowing, as he does,
mai ss NY are fake beauties and NOT nat.
Wsr Ssuuss Say. IN. B. s." have Won
tara. q, Allentown and made any pro-
he know 'o'@'hs over the girls up here7 Let
A''Aae'phia, July s. 1921.
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deaths

A9FFHS a s 6. fsSn '2EN BV On
aged - yrs, Relatives and friends. fiS W;o5Tid 4;5Thid
SUiu MHr Veterans; H,n;, sls0 employees OF wolsten,
Monday, az p. NJ. residence OF = motSer. SSeTi
daS eve M oFItaHs ni osor g. FTIsnds may cali Sun
ALLEN,--At Hartford Conn. Juiv I,
bbEiNJA4ilN OLIVER husband Of Lillian r.
Allen. Relatives and friends are Invited 10
sF.asy esaa f0SSfs Tssasnss ssF'?Ss sS E ES
ia, Friends may call Thurs..-s to 10 p N,
~ XNsscHUrz,-Jyly II. HARRY e. s..
RrSsa iSysa hn'SSnd bend Sf craze sss eo
r II: chapel q Andrew :J'iSeh; J. Bar sr' Son.
ArS4 ARs lea 81 H. hi MicRRzEEfE!s e.
which, he was a member, arc invited to at. q.
fnd iu"fFf 'S5Tief H. F Z GhsSc5p isS
burg Int private church .srounds. Remains
= Tf%'$ 5 SSSo9S'Gfs & Ss &ss
CcrP9rajl HOWARD c, BAINBRiDSE, iVtS, Go,
II may sish M iinfSsHtSry, inSrSEys, sSn Of HWSrd l. and
40 az his i ats ts"Tss Tesdscy' sscy''Gs; ss,s s"S
FrsHf!H RRfRRtNGroN1jRariiyy IT.! Rriy",e f.
$sSs, T$ s$3s" }ss a'f Sn' s'ss
=. Church lo3O A. NJ, Int. private. Wood.
~ BLIaAKD. .-JvIy ls, .ERMINA. mother OF
JgHly Is, 2;So T. NJ. at her late residence. dTss
EoWEJt5 July 70, 1921, FRANZ bu,.
hand OF the late Mary Uowers RSiativss
Cnd fL!eIdS are invited to attend funorai'
sat. 1870 a. NJ from the res:lence Of his
ReGui"m macs Church Of Ascension iS" D <. N,
Int; CnthsdEsl .u Gem. 90 '''
July l8, THOMAS BRoADBENT, aged d0Y 81.
ESStyes Sasa 30 "Rs 49, fEe"d Shd aSS
70 attend funeral Sat, . p. NJ, from the
Gem.
LIN, ST. husband OF, Rebeoca ]. Cariin.
aged So, Relatives and friends are invited
dence, +74o y, l3th st. Solemn high mass
At Holy Child Church 10 A. NJ, Int. Holy
SCnulchre Gem, -"
:, .cARLIsLE.EJuly, .t2. 1921, MARY ].
NJ, Carlisle. Relatives ard friends are In.
yited TO attend funeral services, Friday, ii
A. VI, az her late reAdence. 725 8. 22d q.
lnterrient private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
oont Know Wars Over

Cir, I0aor o. The Evenino Public Lsdoer,
uoss nson would like to say a few words ', 70
su,n.D.esO DeOpIe who are always crying thet ,boIu ~
s.ai S,s,ut n Tad and that they are in eranI
Nus eulues, ns The great trouhls n,ith
tnss mat the war Is over puar,pa sSsin 70 70
|Elcss. %srylh'ns advanced to acs,t,oms mms
|Nuse ,sn sno rNople made no obiocttnbs ha'
ttou. %sir s salaries had ADVANCED ons ,a DE- DE-
10 pay. SUES, N, and they could welI Syord
com. do, Now hat so many th,rxs Mrs "hora hara
should tSn--and tS,sn especially saIariss-whV WIZ
tls line, I'fe not be a readjustment All aIo"s
|ssrtly l' a weekend at Atlantic c,v ro
/ rlali oros was surprised to And ~ ~ ~
| iicd Of wsas that were there Tor nj, 'e.s
blainin. ne year. ! found eyery ona ms s Pc
Place nut nSUout the poor business ' MN So,i
every n,.d mrnsd ! saw rooms cSs. for s.r, Every cry
svid,ntlv 81 ! was robbed because IN. ,s nss
was a'd not know the war ,ya peopIe
hotel Inc railroad fare was clo,a %."'s,iSST 70 81
|aM th. thrs. people charged me "a TO- =" 70,
lef4hls roo mea's--a little, dirty nnonn, ao"n
s,s ss SUNDAY dinner S meals, Snrv with exception
iars.SS SSomIslns mns to bras aSoy, poIr E,.. and the
nsl n nsy took money from ms s'' place
~ time not so lons ago wa. = p,sr .sr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
HIah Store and otf,oe Rents

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-In connection with the discussion
about high ronts., no one has yet touched
upon the constantly increasing costs of Of
noe and store rents In this city When the
rent of the office man or Nstorekecper ~
raised no must pass It on In an additional
charge on his patrons. Thus 10 the burden
OF tho common people increased indirectly.
Every time that office rents are raised the
professional man must charge his patrons
more for ssrvice. for he has no other
means OF meeting the expense.
We hear great deal of talk these days
about tho return to Sormalcy'' and RE-
adjustment" II these things are to como
about, they must apply to all and not to
a few. with the decreased purchasing power
OF tho public there Is no excuse for raising
rents Of either homes. stores or offices At
this time.
The game as played is entirely too one
sided. and we oan never reach n normal
basis and maintain the good feeling of the
masses necessary to peace, happiness and
prosperity until each alike plays his or her
part, patriotioaliy and heroically. In what
ever is necessary to do to bring about re-
adjustment. w. l.. c.
Philadelphia. July 9. 1921.
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Tho RuIInu ProhibItIonlsts

hhe Editor OF the Evening Public Ledger!
sir-'A mans action Is only a picture
book Of his creed. Emerson. Then the
actions Of the prohibitionists prove that they
hlisyc In q bone-dry creed. They have an
hhisnsbe right TO act and believe as they
think best, provided they do not interfere
With the inalienable rights of others. That's
ns way It used to be when the country
vas democratic, but 1t seems that our form
government has changed to a republican
lvohihitiye form. with the antI-labor leaders
ruling the Nation. q. w. l..
Philadelphia. July 8, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
Wants Solution to Problem

To the Editor Of tho Evenht0 Public Ledger:
Sir-Would some reader be 30 kind as to
give a solution and answer to tho following
problem: To dig a ditch around an acre OF
land. how deep and how wide must the
ditch be to raise the acre Of land one
foot? Have solved this example. assuming
the aero to be In the form OF a square. with
a square ditch running entirely around the
land. as there appears TO be innunerable
solutions. However. II any reader thinks OF
the problem from the same or different YER
sion. should be glad to SEQ tho solution
and how I missed The point of the example.
w. I. d.
Philadelphia. July Q. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14

cents afternoons and fifteen cents at night
is now twenty-five and forty cents.
am comparatively poor man. and yet
am not kicking. but I have been wondering
how man with a wife or family In or
dinary circumstances can afford to spend q
weekend at Atlantic City at the present
tirne. Presumably they can't. and that Il
why tho people there should recognize that
the war 10 over and try as nearly as pos
sibie TO meet tho pocketbooks OF the public
Then they would not have so much reason to
complain OF poor business. NJ. W. l..
Philadelphia, July IL; 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
/ Sir-was Carl E;hurs fugitive from JUS
tice when he came from Germany to the
United Statss7 q. w. l..
Philadelphia. July 10. 1921.
Not In the sense Of that phrase which I'M
plies violation and conviction under such
criminal law. As student Schurs. like
many others. became engaged in tho revou-
tlonary movement Of lS4s. and after an un-
successful insurrection assisted friend to
escape from military prison. This brought
both of them under Government ban. and
they both fed the country. Many Germans
who afterward became prominent and pa
trotic American citizens left Germany un-
der similar conditions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
Wants Remaining Lines

10 the Edaor OF the EveninD Public Ledger:
sir-l am very anxious to secure the ad
dttional lines OF an old poem which start
something Like this:
We took our work and went, you see,
To take an early cup Of tea:
Not that our friendship burned so brisht
That all the world could see the light.
Twas Of ordinary genius.
And little love was lost between us.
At first we >all felt somewhat shy;
Mamma felt cold. and so did /.
Indeed. that room. sit where you will.
Has drausht enough TO turn q mill.
hope you're warm" said Mrs a.
oh, quite so." said mamma. said she.
I'll take my shawl Off: by the by,
This room is always warm" said I.
AZ last the tea came in. and so
With that our tongues began 10 20, etc.
w. L. q.
Philadelphia, July 10, 1921
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About Euaene Sue

To the Editor Of the Euenino Public Ledger:
Sir-I have searched In vain to hnd some-
thing about Eugene Sue. Please tell ma
something about him. Where did he live
and what did he write besides the wander
Ing Jew? A. l.. T.
Philadelphia. June 26. 1921.
Eugene Sue FrSnch novelist. was born
In Paris In 1904, He adopted his father s
profession OF medicine. became surgeon
In the army and served IN Spain in 1923.
In 1898 he Joined tho naval service, and In
the cfpacity OF surgeon was present at tho
battle Of Navarlno IN 1897. On his fathers s
death in 1929, he inherited an immense for
tune. and, having abandoned his profes
sion. he devoted himself to literary compo-
sltion. His first work was sea novel en-.
titled "Kerrlock lie Pirate" which was
quickly followed by "Plck ct Plock,"
"Altar-Gull." LA Salamander" and "La
Vigie de Koatven," Later he entered the
sdcpa artments both of historical fiction and
the novel Of real life. His most famous
works are THE Mysteries of Paris and
THE Wandering Jew He died August 8.
1857
~. II. B."--Marriage Licences In New
Jersey. are good on the day they are is
sued
tIon comes from; Peace. peace Men
may cry peace, but there In no peace. The
common tic OF brotherhood 10 ssvsrsd uks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
Make Companion Of Mother

TO the Editor Of the Euentno Public Ledger!
sir-vNI was speaking the other day to .
msp who told ma he had a daurhter who
was twenty years old and another one who
was eishteen. He said thsy never thought
OF going anywhere without their mother.
He SAID their mother always made chums
OF the dsushters and that today he had the
most delishtful home Imaginable.
1 Thought over this considerably. and feel
that II Is GOOD thing to sive to the read
srs of your Peoples Forum. Who can bo
2 moro delightful chum than a mother7 2
Where can be happier family than where
every ons is congenial7 II 10 q great pity
that more fathers and mothers don't make
chums OF thoir children and thereby pro-
teot them and make their homo life ideal
, -. II. w. Il.
Philadelphia, July 10, 1921,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
Foreigners and Shin Poaltions

- The Editor OF tho Euon!n0 Public Ledger:
Sill agree with Charles X. Markell on
WAT he says about Americans on American
nps There are ten foreigners to every one
smerican at tho Shipping Board Office on
ssurlh street every day in tho week. When
= ob does come UP foreigner generally
nhos II. as he Is always In the front line.
no they stick there all day long, have
- ashore for Ave months. and I could. not
"a Job In that time either on land or
mp. have been up at the shipping office
M the last month. but / have no chance,
" American is pushed back all the time.
f. J. G.
Sniiadelphip, July s, 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
Questions Ans,uered
OrIuIn Of "Tuckahoe"

Sir-Some time ago q reader asked you
for tho meaning of 'sTuokahoe."f As no
answer was given I will reply When Lo-
gan. the Indian chief, saw tho beautiful
valley he cried. "TuckahoeL% This shall be
my resting place" A., C. ".
Philadelphia, July 8. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
Philadelphia, July 10. 1921
"A Man Of Words"

To the Editor Of the Eventno Public Ledoer
Sir--1 am anxious to secure verses Of
poem which I was taught when chill
which began with:
"A man Of words and not Of deeds
Is like garden full OF weeds"
]. X. L.
Philadelphia. July 7. 1921.
A man Of words and not Of deeds
Is like garden full of weeds;
And when the weeds begin to grow
It's like garden full OF snow;
And when the snow begins to fall.
KS like bird upon the wall;
Ana when the bird begins to fly.
IT'S like an eagle In the sky:
And when the sky begins to roar
IT'S like lion at your door.
And when the door begins to crack,
IT'S like stick upon your back:
And when your back begins to smart,
It's like penknifs at your heart:
And when your heart begins to fail,
It's like o ship before the gale;
And when the ship begins to sink.
IT'S like bottle full Of Ink;
And when the Ink begins to write,
It's like lady all fair and bright.