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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
DDt Ili.I-iIt ,Din BASKET
B,II Al cry HAI.I,

AZ ihe fty hall tonight haxlanlne
at Hn 3 "a uill b. plaYsd doab
header iasAftball same slth The hois
and Fifls team' from inihrF laht
yeaf ihe futher bays team vas ane 81
the fastest le The san district. ,hslf
e.fls ioam 4 nlao a worthy aniago
fisf The Cuihfle boys arrived tp.
daY from their tFlp 20 okmalse~ ani
rill D. IN eAfelleut rendition lo taf
~ q fast snappf xams rhe Fames
siil be started a 20 aaason rex
fis plil ~ hnnured and lhe sinnla a.
mlsainn all b. fec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

Washington. Jan ~ Renciici
Ky. frorn fLe VERY heelnnnc of
has ropriifieafc showed ihst De
would above all 81 a pal.'ieai
T.one. following The policy ~ hi>
early friend and counsellor. Car.
ainal Rarnpe'la ard of ie-o XIII.
Plus Y died ~ grief for not hay-
inc been able ia rrfveni the
world war and Benedict Ky *
pended sneh ENERGY ia frvmV -
Sfop Or mitigate the conflict ihst
many people inelidine several
American arrhbishors ard hiSton>
who approached h.m afterwards.
think that the efforts meae 81
,hss endeavor seriously affected
his constitution
Lake Leo XIII ~ wss most
suxionS - establish diplomatic
RELATIONS wiih all the countries
whether rafholis o- No and -
sneree.'~d IN having IN Rome r.fe
rcSer,sfivss ~ the entire world
VIVA lhr fN'F''''.N '
niisA.sa si~'''S e i'.'
'he hi'''" N"'
80 com -rfn'
Mtiie nft 'i"''.'
''f'-'iih Z i"F ih' ,''''"
nfpsi I n.aeio ~ ! 'A''- .'''.','..
~ iaie'l 4" n.y. "D '''
- 80 ...,.~ ~ .he F~a~rl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
She Walked To
Church 10 Pray
For Pope; Killed

Chicago, Jan 2i--M-s julia
Arprosians. ~. VITO has ~altc1
20 TIE holy family church her
every morning since the lllnsu a.
the pope. wa announced. to attend
special rfanss. onsreu for hit rt.
oovefy. Was strusA % a. suioro
bite and killed yesterday while
making her daily trlp
rhoussnds q chleaooars ssen' q
the Roman Catholic churches YES
tsrday 10 otter prayers for "spceoy
recovery" 81 'happy cesthr ~ the
pope.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

TIE Gem theatre scored hea4iiv
'tis aeeE sihs fne lire Of atirac-
fiars EFerg psriogman aas crowd.
"a. The Gem has iaken 81 Para
rssai anf al ihe t.eh grade nlms
-nd is rendering. c. se'sics TO.
cass hil IS Haroid Lloyd 10 Never
weaken Sunday and Monday TIE
- ~ 1sve TIE sensational h.t
Barn I'm Up Barnes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
MIi.iI Any It>ERtI
ron SLAIN VETERAN

finarnl Tor the late Ernest 1.
simpson. uho dled In France snl
whose body slil arrive IN oa,hrie thia
syeninr. wlll be held sunday - ~
q the napiist eaareh All returned
Soldiers ~lll meet pfompslY a
o'clock Al the Maichslt undertaking.
psrlofa and msreh 70 the church. L.
nfon poet ~lll have ehafse q sae
fantfaL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
BIG GUNS EATING UP
TAXPAYERS MONEY
Hundreds of Thousands Of DollAra
Spent In Sham Battle Prac-
ticc on Pacific Dread
uaughts Participating

toa Angeles Jan @ The ne~
,aperlrsadnansht california fasship
II the Pacific Fsee, ana mlfht''9i
iicatlnr fortress Ia ihr raen'e has
staFted out 10 TAX enc faunefy ~.
ftlonty peunsut away from che New
ueslco whlch thecaiiofnia dlsplalea
a naeship 81 the flcw shori range
hattie practice and short range -
rector practice with hlr spua of sho
nsw war craft we're hclh this month
ana the day iorrato defense praeiier
win start rvhmafY a. The calif.
ornla has % crowd a Years practice
IN eunnefy into ak months. fof halt
the season had pasned before y sent
INTO commission
other drradnsuehla - tho rar'fl'
iloet haye been alflnr southern cal.
ifornia cities some 81 the aadlhie stn
ailona ~ ns,n' wafiafe hy ga'nf
lhnush the night runncry practices
a short Distance offahofe Nlghl
'orpedn aeo,ilnr pfaciice. aeieeelnE
hy eearohlehts ana star shells main
battery spoitlne practice - locatf the
placement ct The rrolcctliea ~ tae
lla guns nisht battle practice niFht
urafflln rIu. ...rf.. auInn.s al. ,It.4nff
in the January pfarfnn Tho Naf.
cram went TAR enough in sea ip pro.
vent damage fo ihe heash fnans hf
tha ennsua. lnn effects
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
THE STORY OT THE
GOLDEN fIG\D

TIE Goidez Legend hy y " Long
fs-Iov. wiii - TIE snbl-cf - fhe stn
sermon a. ne Yrst Methodist ch1fe1
fnmorrvw gtf
4 erppinr sorY q . sosnzn sfo
vas xsuinr - give ~ Afs thaf -
oshs~ mRhf iire Tbe gresietf
gos-zs se-uor ! ever heard reuzFk-
"a uzn as - lef; fhe chsrct ~
eurosv after Ifteninr 70 The Ev@ ?
iastInx Ns-cr Yes wii esl5oy 80
s,so rroflf - hearing fhe story =
The caicer Legend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
GRANGE TO c1r IN oAll LEAGUE

Frank ksll hsll fan. tas tahrn
40 correspondent Nlih managers ~
ihe Western Leafae looking % ths
inclusion ~ Guthrie "a fhs league
ilIs season There arc te1 faflnels'
in the iearar "A present tep clubs
have dropped uui and another
vacancy irpends n requires nbon'
i56oe year % aaaala ltanie
team.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

Representatives uf the state hank.
ine bosrs sho have been checking
~ ne failed Caihfie STATE bank eili
fn.sh their iAlors neat acek. oat ~
them said YESTERDAY Jusi what
af,lon wili - ,aken relative % pay
merit * l.seosiofs aftft theel lng
has not iesn deferained 81 Yeg. Sc
is said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
RISING TEuPERtII RI:
COLDER SUNDAY

Oklahoma icty. Okla 5an.
Rising temperature tonight via
somewhat colder weather tomorrow
~ ne Wet and northern parts 81 iia
state was forecast today b. az
United states weather burean b "a
1emperafufes are expected 20 t.-
between ~ and - degrees Ia ih~
nnrihern part tonight ard beiweea 81
ard - n the foafhern part.
some rain Vas rcforted last rifhi
o. IN eastern part ~ the state. &C
eofdinK 70 tnfesu officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
LOOKS LIKE Gas RATE
HIKE WILL STICK
City Attorney Green Tells Lions
Cities Are Not Organized To
Make Successful Fight
Life Sketches


~ we '""s e''''n . ." ''.''' ''l.
4 ''''s' ''"e f'''"S. 80" i''' p"
.,,.s..s .,sa. seper.- re. 81
\ ,.sfsre,te - .a. .,,.rse,. ana
.,ste eareorat.sa ,.,trsissan.s. liz
vs,,. :. ..p......s ~. .oirisa iA..
!, ,nfs.... +, s.s rates tsf ea,b,te
-. a,asa., .sr,.tas. tsst tt.
.st.os tsfs r...es u.r. anrrsn.sea
..s....s. .ss. .',e u,.i.s !. n,..
PARE sher case - S IS nse,i ihe
s,atsiics of lAe ess company pfe
"a "a IS cApers The speaker dld
rot s.ate whsiAeF the tofevfaiion
commission vas spenasne ANY - ne
slel SseFe. appropriated 'ar ihe
eomntsslon ior che sear issi-ss. Tor
The purpose of pofeafiIAf evidence
20 offset she fas comr@n,'s demands
~ nsrossed faiee' AMI thus p'o-
'esi'ns fhs flshu of he people ~
iae aie assinsi a,ar'e' - 'hs eAa
eaupenY
Lions Ailea aaa pr narker gave
sketches - their Aves FROM thna
hoed io lhc present, Ia short ana
terse narratives shat made ( hH uih
the ,iah q Is probahs. ihst Tie
stories a the various members viii
he featurea ~ fature meeting = ihe
clat
4snn .A.~ ,her sane na nis
QsAen Hs.t y. n 81. MN ,nivtt,h,.
uav
f. a...,..4 ,,
4, - -, ~
-. -. 49,. III. -
,o,,.,.-- 49,. ,., -. ,.sa
e,.-.. ,-
tension - she lnt.rufhan Il tlr,aa
IRON Gushri. Il stHuste. ana
casAfns ba. ne e,nh decide, - ,ea,.
this matter ts The chamber az com
nerce
f.-u.. .....,.
...A -. .,..s..s -, 49,.
- -. 80. - n'''''' y "'''
fuli, pass ,Ae eighth Grade :, me
Ma, examinations n M. usrs
schoo's Tor the mrpo.e of ene.srsr
ing them t. eonanre thelr s,aa,e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21


rhs mafs 4 "a. appolnlnens hY
President lltrdinr sahleti l. ths
sonflfasi'on - lhe ssnair. a a.
American representative 90 fhe rs
ptratlona rommlrslon The pfeit
.lsn usa mafe Ia efflslal aaarssfa
iaiaY that ihe alen Nsa Inevitable
a. raasepuense ~ ne upe aeflara
ten ~ rrsmiss rolasais that grsncs
ANi nni az lo lhe Qenoa enaiervnse
nH'ess i "a sarepd hsforehaaa tAt
e'fman fepsr.tloaa wlll hot b. De
fnssfd tomlas on tap ~ ihe state.
men' ~ polrgAfs ihsi h. lbinka the
allied surrcWe caun i W. lanses
nffseaarY amt that hs Waula Insist
nnon a literal retarn in lhe pfaslsions
ef ihe Nsf.alliea treaty ths belief
prevails laai the frvnsA premlsf wlii
fe'nfe't ihe fepaatloaa commlasloa
viih ,he moral lnfneuce ana import
apee which u lost when the saprsme
c'anch took ,hs matter % repafailona
ont % The hands ~ ihe eonn..alon
move which many Frvneh ana
nfliiah critics have ever aimee
Characterised a. Illegal IN An.
sense that 4 violated thc Versatile,
treaty
The truth a. enc suprvms oounen
~as ~aiiinE foF America 70 ra,lf, az
N'''A''isr 'feair aHd hsalmtra b aee
sc separations commission have loo
much povsf oa ne othes had .hs
'h''el States rsw has ratified ia
own 'feati Nl,h uermany which em
braces he econonir ana repams,on
clauses y the yersal-as mar. tnt
funfiuaaf a.. a.....
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
Boxing Promoter
Held On a
Grave Charge

>e~ Vera. 1an ef-res etea
ara. tes = rrernoser. tsosy ~as
arnrstxs % = charge - criuiui p
assault rsace - tee chiarer
SEC 81 the eonsplstat - ~
seer year cid oerl. ~~a otetf
elrix sNere heia a. Witnesses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
1iohr SHOWS RepoRvfo
FROM PARIS o. rUHts

Fort Worth resas Jan % i.4h'
SHOWS vtre reported a. manf Der
handle fnlnis Tho Temperature y
west Texas last nIgbt rsnFed frcu
degrees above a Te1lae % e
above 81 Childrss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
Rti~ FIRST PAM
OI GLASSES NJ i03

nroken Bow. Sch Jan vpee
Peter stan. ios sears 90 canle ~
town yesterday ~ have fsir =
glasses fitted ard % 90 q n.N 20
ot teeth lneie retef said DE- ass
aiialf thar rla sea wouli make h'.n
iook oil hni be- ihpuehl a h'eh innr
d. was getting q naif anyNaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

ENIuE q London. Legion man. iH
,ile nea sheriff or Carter eounif
ruereeinT rucs carr Cs.femosea.
London promises rs mete = 'rlean
clean up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
rnnn 80 Mlrn sMalls

cnihrana ata a.ienael the Merry
Widoe premier 80 .he raeAlns'nwn
~ illseam az oklahoma Niy. pfoh-
ounce enc olen more than punA ana
say he coliseum smei'oi 81 badly
with ho- ofafe thai he aaiir song
elnia noi Dee enjoyed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

London. Jan q l6a3 P M
Cardinal Bourne. archbishop Of
Westminster. stated tins evening
be officially had been notified BY
telegraph from Rome that Pope
Benedict Is dead.
Announcement of the death Of
the nope IS apparently IN con
formity Of a custom 81 which the
Cardinals COMPRISING tie Sacred
College is first informed Of the
death Of the pope before the IN.
formation Is made known - the
general public
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

eofb sarehei tfeni a ~ hours =
Guthrie today lle "a nou srerefsry
~ lhe chamber of commerce a.
Pones ciiy and saYs bic loan i. ~
best one In fhe state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
KNIGHTS OF psrHlAs sorlce

You are requested % meet Al car
Castle 1ian Al = q tomorrow mafn-
snr sunday. % attend funeral ser
vices o. The late knight lohn "a
Cheek. a. the closhier cAspel Ne.
mains will b. shipped % inalanapalis'
on sanls - iIlo train. " a loEe a
c. c. IA Sslsoa X II )
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
FIeE CAUSED sy a
DEFECTIVE FLUE

ne nrs depsrtrert rzs cziie1 q
r-es East Hsrrisor fh.s morrinz =
x.se xher@ a detective Tee h-1
s.s-se< . tlzzs r Dr. sfephens hossf
- rpof VAS 6arnzEee CONSIDERABLY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

Farmera saf ihe recent cold snap
dld noi kin the green bnrs. saloh are
thick IN fhs sheaf Fields
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
Pope
Benedict
Is Dead
BULLETIN

Rene, Jan. p. e p NJ
Pope Benedict became appreci
Ably weaker about midday today
and the hopes which hsd ARISEN
after his period of slumbcr in the
morning disappeared His gen.
er2l condition had become verse,
and he seemed to be slowly ex.
pirins He died zt c IS o clock
this afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

Legion bcys are making extensive
3 eparatons for n convention i1
his CRY next Thufs8sY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

sam maiiey sua h'iaier uilef
shipped eight carloads ~ cattle g..
asy ifom Nanhall T. tss Kansas
cay maraes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

cenerai Dawes says be las already
saFed ne nation - aH.lons 4iih his
budget syssem.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

John Pierce. farmer living near
Orlando vas thrown from : horse
and badly lniarsd ioda,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

The tDan ~ eoyie j. Without Gre
protection. oelne 10 break ln ihe
alter mains
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

nrs Fru'h ana dsnEhiers hsfs -
iarnee . c1lle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
u. s. Nav
HaraSS
E. nch

Nashinatst
The a. Go
isu whNh ms
81 attend tae
nhish may n
minls,fy In 3
matefv IL tan
handed niley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

rr-rkf Tar. s'irsuy -ssnrr. sss-
ezy AZ --
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12

years ago when was a small boy. II ran:
Just tell them, that you saw me.
And they will know the rest"
] viii greatly appreciate seeing the song In
print. HAROLD.
philadelphia, June Q. 1929.
JUST TELL THEM THAT YOU SAW ME-
Will, stroliinR down the street one day,
upon mere pleasure bent,
Twas after business worries OF this day,
] met a girl who shrank from me; In her l
recognized
MY schoolnate In the village far away.
rs that YOU, Madgc?' ! said TO her. She
quickly trrncd away.
Don't turn away. Msdge; I am still your
friend;
Nest week I'm going back to sec the old
folks, and I thought
PERHAPS y mesTngc YOU would likc 10
send"
CHORUS
Just tell them that sou saw me. and they
will know the rest.
Just tell them ] am looking well. YOU
know;
Just whisper. " YOU get a chance. to mother
dear and say
love her as did long. lorg ago.
Your eyes arc dim. your cheeks are pale
come, tell me where you've been.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
Letters to the Editor
s.ek,ess Auto Driving

., ,,c Editor OF the Evening Public Ledger:
s;r--While Superintendent Mills nnd
c,nncilmen continue to argue over the
,@rkiug question they give no attention
,he almost daily crushing out OF lives
Sy S fast. driven automobiles. - H..
W One thing thnt amused me was thc
.oonest BY Superintendent Mills that
,hsrc should be. elasticity in the auto
aobile laws, and he Instances autoino-
hiIes not being allowed 10 pass standing
trolley cars when tGe osa later %s no, @se know ",
w. up ~ tbis is the only big city in the
,r,rv an"r where autos seldom halt because
s.oiley suJ cars are standing? In Camden
.rresis are made often for this ofense.
Have YOU ever heard Of an arrest In
Philadelphia for this cause!
JAMES JOHNSON.
Philadelphia, June Z, 1022.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12

lntsrsteIIar Space and Heat Theor

s'e'ar space and Heat Theory
s' Eanor OF the EVe~ino Public Ledger:
n,.'" .'ErWill you please explain In the Peo-
,h,o,.vo rorum how tho SUMS heat can travel
q, ,''ahh me intense cold Of the upper strata
.sr,a arSay. five or six miles above the
imahd hot heat that air?
,or "sNe e IN mind the story told OF an ayla
ins,,' VINO went up $1,000 feet and sal his
rn;. ''e'ts registered 30 degrees below zero
co,. was ht time when thsre was no sucl,
~. .Aperienced on the ground.
me question is:
r,.. We sun heats the earth, how docs al
~ h'ht reach the earth and still leave
air SO cold at high attitudes?
som.,. PUZZLED.
"'n'ers Point. N. j.. June .. 1929.
WV o one can explain with any authority
why me intersteilsr spaces are cold and
1bs,. o atmosphere Of the earth 10 warm
II /. are various theories on the subject.
n assumed by men OF science that hea I
Wa iorm of motion and that the heat
sn.oa' pass through the ether OF interstellar r
/. 49, W 'he atmosphere Of the earth, which
cnoo e envelope" of the globe, The exist
10 VI ether has to be assumed in order
wo""a " some substance through which the
snsn' o' neat can pass. Tho coldncss OF
bynohN explained on the theory that the
hcs, h,ct'al ether IL so tonuous that the
on to ',eA passing through It have ITO effect
wavo. N'npcrhiure, and that when these
oar,s reach tho denser atmosphere of tbc
in IN, lheS generate heat, which increa SOS
''S win the increasing denseness Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
Secretary Weeks snd-,h. N,vv

To The Editor Of The Ercuiuo Public l,d,,r.
,sir--kindy inform r,c wbetI,or ma n,,s
ent Secretsry OF War ever served IN the navy
OF the United states.
JACK MARLINspIiSE.
Philadelphia. J.no o. 1oo2
Secretary Weeks was graduated n, ,,o
United states Naval Academy In 1851, and
tor two years thereafter scrved as n mid.
shlpmar In the United States Navy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
HAVE YOU 4 SWEETHEART,

Son. Daughter. Brother or Sister? "
so. write us today TO send yon FREE.
the Aliens Foot Ease Walking Doll.
One Drugg!nt writes. These Foot
Ease walking Dolls are Scream
MANY people here are using them at
band,,ets 1cd festivals as table deco
rations. one doll TO q cover. Send US
another supply" The Aliens Foot
Ease walking Doll. advertising Aliens
Foot. Ease. the Antiseptic, Healing
feet, is the cleverest novelty Of the
season. Drop Postal to Aliens
Foot-Ease. lie Roy, n. Y, and get a
Doll FREE.--Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12

wren ,ast we met your eyes shono clear
ana bright.
'o'"e nome with me when 7 go back; the
=, chanso VIII do YOU good.
'o"r neither wonders where you are to-
night"
IKE to scc them all again, but not just
YETI che said.
IT'S pride alone that's kcopirg me
away
Just tell them no, To worry; I'm all right.
don't YOU know?
Toll mother I am coming homo some
day"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
)nattac liable for Debt

TO the Editor Of tho ErcninD Public Lcdocr:
Sir--I have seen II stated Some where tnat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
peeowater Sailors Advice

To The Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-Ellen Il. says she feels she
should have the last word. / emphati-
cally agree to that; she obviously knows
more offensive words than ! ever heard
of She ought to take them way out In
= swamp somewhere and bury them
deep, all Of then, don't keep any. even
subconsciousIy. Then IL she but prac
tice sanitary auto. suggestion she may
net well, poor child. She evidently has
had a terrible experience.
I am only an old sailor. deep water,
peabody Packet" to every seaport In
the world and never saw such things
n, she mentions, and ] do not recall
ever having heard of such conditions
ns she seems to be familiar with.
We'll. we'll! Times do surely change.
| am thankful the flowers are still pure
and sweet and beautiful. Consider tn,
flowers, Ellen E.. read the Constitution
Of the United States rs first written
and weep for the sins of this generation.
CAPTAIN JOHN J.
Philadelphia. June 5, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12

rssrsL rsM1L HISTORY REPEAT ITsELFs
instoh wbicSh interesting situations at Wash
wiShins,onss details Of political happenings in
wsshinstonn are. are closSly watched by "The
,rssuisrly on the editorial nsse =, ~
ASEIS sio LsDops. Mako II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
Poems and Songs

Just Tell Them That You Saw Me-
To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger.
Sir--Have you the words OF the song
Just Tell Them That You Saw Me"7
remember my father humming the chorus
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12

"Read,r." Camde !, ~. J. Write to tho
circulation department OF this newspaper for
copies of back numbers. End II they arc on
hand they will bc sent to you Tor two cent,
u copy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12

tho salary Of Federal cmp!oyc cannot be
attached for debt. Please tell me whether
this Ia correct. CREDITOR.
Philadelphia. June ~ 1922.
Tho statement is correct. Tho salary or
wages Of a Fcderul cmployc cannot b, at
tnched TO- debt. This Is rot for the benefit
of the debtor. but TO avoid imposing addI-
tional duties and responsibilities upon tho
disbursins officers OF the Government.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
THE PEOPLES FORIIM

,, ,no atmosphere. which Is greatest at the sur.
i,, ray, oi thc Garth This is why 1t liz so much
colder 4:.0OO feet above the surface ,han !,
10 on the surface. ''"" ~
INC aviator YOU mention as hs wing OBJ
ssrN'u temperature of 80 degrees below
.s .sro wh-h ut the altitude named, "whcu
tnerc was no such cold experienced on Inc
ground. was simply In n stratum ,f M.
Grated. " " SCI"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-20
POOR LITTLE TIGER

NM SO sorry for lions and tigersi"
exclaimed Ethel, putting down her
book. Il hate to read about hunt
. ing them This book tells how a
man hunted a poor tigrezs. who fought
so bTavely for her cubs you'd think
he'd been ashamed of himself. She
even dragged them as far as she could
after shed been wounded. and never
thought of saving herself"
We'll, she'd eat you up fast enough
II she could get hold of you." said her
brother Jack.
Yes, IL she needed food" replied
Ethel. but she wouldn't go miles and
miles out Of her way just to lali me
for fun"
1T doesn't seem fair admitted her
brother. ''Still If tigers weren't killed.
they'd soon kin of everything else
They have awful appetites. Besides
sometimes they do kill for fun. I
was reading in a magazine about some
civil engineers in India who were
canped in a jungle. and one evening
one of the men went into his tent II
was dark inside. and the minute he
got In he heard a snari. and saw two
round blazing eyes glaring at him"
Ethel covered up her ears with a
scream. But couldn't help uncoverins
them and asking: Then what hap
pened?"
"Hs was rooted to the spot. and
while he was frozen stiff with horror.
huge tiger sprang on him.
'D-did he get eaten2" asked Ethel,
shrinking down nervously in her big
chair.
Eaten? You bet. Every scrap OF
him except a few bones and his
at- L. ,f1z,
bushes not ten feet from his tent"
"Oh. Jack." she cried you've
scared me stiff 1 can't even look
behind mel But I heard a scratch
at the door-honest. did! Won't you
please look out and see w-what It
WASP
There aren't any tigers here, silly!"
replied Jack, in a loud voice, as IL he
wanted any tiger who might be lurk-
ing at the door to overhear him. But
in Siam once some Engiishmen were
walking single-fIe through a tall grass
jungle and tiger suddenly jumped
out and grabbed a boy who was with
them. and before anybody could shoot
or even bat an eye, the tiger and
boy had vanished. The grass was so
high and thick they couldn't track
him. but next day they found a few
pohSo very S'OSV ~ lAe pain where
the poor hungry little tiger had
crunched the boys bones and sucked
out the marrow"
This was too much for Ethel. She
slipped under the library table, wills
pering: '.Oh. Jack. I'm getting scared
I hear a scratching at the door Lis
tent"
A silence fell. broken only by the
swapping of the big log in the fire.
place. for the children were keeping
house alone that evening while their
parents were at a neighbours house.
Then in the stiffness came q scratch
scratch scratchi