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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-21

Soudni kalendar vzdy pc
nedeli prepln6n byl udanymi
ruSitely dopravnich pfedpisu
VGera bylo udani polovinu
meme, patrnd nasledkem po-
hr6zky, ze vSichni sportsman,
kteri dopadeni budou pfi ne
dvolene rychle jizde, neodbu-
dou trest nejakou tou desitkou
ale re sc seznami 2 nevalne
vabnym pohostinstvim robotar-
ny. Jiz y nedeli bylo pozoro-
vati Il iezdiv3lch stroju jistt
"moderato'. Pred soudce Cor
letta, jenh jak znamo varoVani
ono vydal, pohnano bylo yGera
jen 81 pfestupnIku, nichz
diva zaplatili kazdy $50 a L.
traty, ctyri po SO ttyri po
$15 Sc soudnimi vylohami, O.
statnl pfipady byly odroGeny.
Pro rychlou jizdu zatGeno by
10 jen Ia fiditu mezi mimi je-
den, jenz byl po n6kolik dni
hledan policii North Canton,
n lido ca Iopuctil tnhaz pTa
stupku. Dovolena Jest Y Gle
velandskych ulicich ien rych-
lost do 20 mil ia hodinu. Wee
rejSi vinnici nebyli do robotar-
NY odsouZeni proto, re dotyG-
ma ordinance musi byti pfedem
Zmentna, jelikoz az doSud "a
kon stanovil zarychlou jizdu
jen peneaitou pokutu $25.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-21
GENERALNf STAB UHLOKO-
PU SEJDE Sc ZDE
v PATEK.

V patek, Ma zdejsi schulz ma
Celnlkl havifske unie uGineny
badcu vSechny pflpraVne pra-
ce. ably velka stavka V oblasti
dolu mekkeho uhli, jez ma "a
poGiti /. dubnem, nastala bez
vudcovani. Schulz svolava We
w Washingtonu me8k ailci presi-
dent Spojeneho haviistva j. l..
Lewis a ma Sc zde teto pora-
dy sucastniti celkem 1l6 Gle
nu.
StaVka nastane automaticky
bez obvykleho vyzvani z hlav-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-21

Pritomen byl ien Cotabish,
jenz volbu priial a vyzadal 81
hned cd mestske rady direkti-
wa vSech pfani obCanstva.
Ma dneSnf schulz rady We
West Parku budou jmenovani
podobne til komisafi, jimz ma
stane stejny ukol iako lake
woodskym. K vzajemnemn
vyjednavani jmenovati bude
mestska rada clevelandska t6z
zvla8tni komisi, jez Sc pred
m6stskymi parlamentari sejde
Y ncjblizsich dnech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-21
l LAKEWOOD A JEHO KOMI.
SARI PRO PRIPOJENf.

Lakewoodska mestska rada
prijala vcera Jednohlasne emer
gencnl ordinance, lmenovatf
, komisare, kteri mali vypraco
vat podminky pi'ipojeni ke Gle
velandu, O nicha ma volcstvo
"a pristih voleb hlasovati.
Zvoleni byli: Byvaly mayor
N. G. Cotabish, pravnik a BY
valy president tameiSi Obchod-
nj Komory II. A. Cooper a pray
nix William l. David, ienz BY
specielnlm zalobcem Y doda-
tecnych procesech S byvalyn
municipalnlm soudnlm predno
stou McGannonen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-21
VRELE DfKY.

Vdetnos pobadana, vzdavam timto srdeGne dky
vsem sborovym sestram pritekynm jez me pocte u
spoiaday pfekvapeni mem dome G. 1911 Svoboda ul.,
sedu 15 brezna. Pritomny byly Ct sestry M. Edel
STEM t. Jettonicky, T. Soukup, M. Macourek A. Slavf
eek. +. Vlchek B. Troyan. A. Mikes K. Huspaska, F.
Lanpmajer, T. Suka j. Jr, j. Pechaty, A. KTikava,
T. Cpera. A. Bednaf, j. PeSek, A. Rezac, M. Hruby A.
Vanek, w. kohicek. r. Kominek. M. Cata, A. Troyan,
II. Zck, NJ Petr A. Musl, j. KuchaT, M. Blaha f.
Schlosser A. Vober j. Novak, sousedky: A. Lechnyf, E.
ITach ri Chudoba, pi. Bacon pf. Cabalek, p Soukup,
II Gunner. pi oba. Neskonalymi diky ctim zavaza-
kraanI houpak. ktery mne byl odevzdan pi Ma
courkovou bahopfejnym proslovem dale dekuj panim
Edestein. Soukup Mikes Troyan blahoprein6 pro-
levy, pi Ciperove krasnou kvetnu, Ct sousedkam
itch snahu radost mne zpusob. vazenym manzeldr p.
a p Frank Protiva a babicce JichG krasny koSik
p VI. Taba vsem ct. sousedkam krasny
dar Srdecne dekni Ct pl. Krkavove obveseleni no.
stu vsem tteTi jakymko zpusobem snazv mem
pozdnim star potesiti radost zpusobt. Soucasne
upfmny dix nerht' pfimou me ditky Vaclav Emil
svnove Rnzena Svoboda Anna Hlavaty, dcerv snachy
Julie Marie. get Hlavatv vnuci josef Vaclav Do
rothy Evelyn. Mene prftelkvne, bud'te usteny ze
pocta mne prokazana velice blazia re vzdy
vdecnost vzpominati budu asky VAST Vdecna
NJ METLICKOVA, Svoboda u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-21
ZE SCHUZE SKOLNf RADY

VcerejSi .iednani otatelo Sc
v6tSinou o vojensky vycvik ma
clevelandskych vySslch sko-
lach, ktery ma byti vseobecne
zaveden. Vysledek byl, ze ma
il byti slysany posudky jedno-
tliVcu j celych organisacl stavi-
cich Sc prot podivnemu pokro-
ku We vychovatelstvl pro ieho
zavad6ni. Pro Sc prohlaSuji
samozrejme vojenske organise
ce, zejmena Americka Legie a
milice. tax zvani "sedi granat-
nici".
Dale jednano o opatrenich
Y padu pozaru ve skole "a Wy
ucovani. Referoval Skolni su-
, perintendent Jones, ktery pra
vii, re podobna cviceni kona-
Ina lsou ma Skolaeh pravidelne
re ucitelstvu dany jsou po-
kyny, jak SO padu poplachu
zachovati. Melo by byti VISA K
dbano i toho, ably Sc utitelky
seznamili, jak ucinne pra
vy cas- zchazeti 5 raznymi apa-
raty ma haseni ohne.
! Nedavno podany navrh, ably
We skolach bylo prednaseno {
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-21
VECfREK SLOVINCU v
kNIHOVNE MA
BROADWAY.

Ones vecer 0 8. hod. uspora-
dan bude V odbotce verejnych
knihoven ma Broadway a vych.
55. III. Slovinsky vetirek bo-
hatgm programem, ktery OBJ
stara Slovinske Sdruzeni koste
la sv. Vavrince. Ma poradu
jsou hudebni, zpevni i drama
ticka 6lsla. Vstup jest volnym
ale obecenstvo Sc zada, aby Sc
bou nebralo prilis malych di-
tex.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-21

niho uhlokopeckeho stanu V
Indianapolis. Neni dosud zna-
mo, proc schuze Sc konati bu-
de y Clevelande a nikoli V hlav-
MIN stanu, kde Sc daily porady
ccnnikoveho vyboru. ia nasta-
le stavky bylo by clenstvo kon-
trolovano jen liredniky mist
nich unii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-21
PO 1911 LETECH.

%. bfezna Y roce 1903 Wy
iel pan karel Kost elecky $
manzelkou, dceruSkou Amin
kou a synem KarliGkem Z PlZ-
ne do Ameriky, kde jako zku-
Seny odbornik sladovnickeho
femesla Z NEST anskeho plzen-
skGho pivovaru, mel zajiStenou
eXistenci. OvSem ze ia sve 81
dlo V zaslibene zemi 81 Zvolila
rodina Kosteleckych naSe me-
Sto Cleveland, kde tenkratc
bratr Gustav kostelecky mel
iako jcdiny absolvent prazske
konserVatorc vehlaSne imGno
v CeskG kolonii "a tax dnc 4.
dubna 1903 Sc kosteleckych
bratfi seSli Y Clevclandu. -
karel dostal hned mlSto Il slad-
la p. LiSky 49, kde Sc varil w
born( mok - Gustav provoZo-
val um6ni hudebni. - Il zena
karlova, Ida, vedIa domacnost.
Rodina karlova Sc Stastne
mnozila a kluci pribyvali =
Gustik. Jindfich, Frantik a il
Irik. Tu Sc stale jednoho dne,
asi pred sedmi lety neStestl =
otec rodiny, Karel Kostelecky
81 pri praci zlomil nohu. Poji-
St'ovna rodinu chytre odbyla a
kdyz Sc ukaZalo, re otec nebu-
de vice schopen zaStaVat praci
iako drive, tn Sc stateGnoSt ma
tkv probudila. Po rodinne po-
rade Sc rozhodlo. Otec povede
domacnost a matka zacne OBJ
!chod. Vykoupil Sc cukroVin-
kOyV obchod ma Broadway. ri.
=
Kostclecka dolaZala schop-
most obchodni a 20 dvou letech
kdyz otee So vice uZdraVil, pre-
wall KOstelec kVch feZnictvl a
prOceru -- pfiZen 81 Zlskall
svVm sluSnym a ochotnym jed
nanim brzy - mala sice ale
.etatecna matka vSe ridila - asi
pred rokem obchod prodali,
ably 81 po namahave praci asi
rok odpotinuh. Touha matky
PAM Kostelecke Y Plzni, aby
sve dite ieSte spatrila, Sc w
plni.
A tax po 10 letech. opet ma
25. brezna jeden PAM koste-
lecka lodi Lone Star State 2
Noveho Yorku do Brem a paf
K Sve drahe matinee a ostatnln-
sestram a bratrim, ME chz diva
isou lekari a diva obchodnici y
! Praze a We Vidni. Vraci Sc ia
ko skutecna hrdinka, ktera We
Skere obtize a boje vyhrala.
VeSkefi pfatele a znami pre-
il il st'astnou cestu = necht
Sc poteSi ma matcinem srdci \
pine mire = St'astne at 81
mezi mas navrati. X. c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-21
ZACH Ia LASKA".

Do vcerejsiho referatu 0 di-
vadle Sokola Nova Vlast utrou-
sill sazecsky Sotek chybu. Udal
totiz nedopatrenim, ze divadlo
ridila pi. Brychtova, o niz patr-
ne ma zapadni stran6 niteho
nevedi. melo stati spraVne, ze
zasluha o zdar predstaVenl pa
tri pi. Anne BosakoVe, iez me-
Ia reZil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-21
POHRUzKA ROBOTARNOU ZASEDANf MESTSKE RADY
PRY UCINkUJE.

Radni ]. M. Sulzman, ienz 81
skorem V kazd6 schulz NEST
SkG rady rad della reklamu vi
cemtnt 'astnymi navrhy, po-
dal ycera resoluci, jez byla
Vlastn6 vpzvou bezpecnostniho
riditele TIL. G. MARTINEZ, ably
do zadu kazd6 pouliGni kary IL
mistil jednoho detektiva V rus
nJch hodinach, aby daval po-
zor na automobilisty, ktefi pred
iizdtji kary, nezastavuji, kdyz
vystupuii lide jinym zpuso-
bem poruSuil dopraVni pfedpi-
sy. Pfcdseda mestskG radg
T0Wne4 odkaZal resoluci finan-
Cnimu Eyboru, ale Sulzman IT,
val ma tom, ably reSoluci by
ID hlasoVano. Stalo Sc tax a
resoIuce slaVnostn6 propadIa.
AC navrhovateli bylo feteno,
ze prayG t6chto hodinach je-
zdi po clevelandskych uliclch
souCasn6 1900 kar a ze by Sc
uaSlo sotya tolik detektivu, pre-
ce hodla tento svuj navrh va
stavati yytrvale.
Ma mayora kohlera Jest ne
malo dopalen radni 90. wardy
A. II. Roberts, ienz pozadoval
move hfiSte, ale resolucc byla
mayorem vetovana. Dobehl
81 ma mayora, ale nepochodil,
tyz prayil, re m6sto nema pc
n6z.
"Uspoiadame brzy verejnou
schulz a uyidime, kdo vladne
mestem. IDA iediny muz aneb
lid. Ukazeme mu. Berou ma
Sc dane, ale niGehoz nam ia TO
nedavaii. Potfebujemc neien
hriSt6, ale sVetlo ma ulicich,
dlazby, chodniky, obecni budo-
w a vereinych lazni," pravil
rozlobeny pan radni. Jak je-
no oposice dopadne jest velkou
otaZkou.
Ma volani po Zi.lzeni moder-
niho upraveni n6kterIch W.
znaGnejSich ulic, mezi nimiz ie
imenoVana i Broadway, odpo-
vida utilitni riditel, ze by L.
prava tato vyzadoHala nakla-
du as $3535 IA kazdych 1000
stop 4 zc by yydci Zen rozvr-
zen ma deset roku, obnaSel ma
kazdeho malitele rs 25c ma
stopu rotn6. M6sto iil 1pra
YOU ulic zapOcalo, ale postup
pracf byl IA valky prerusen.
Ordinance, povolpjicl vyda-
III bondu ye vysi $2,725.0o0 ur-
Genych na dokonteni Baldwin
ova vodoiemu a na filtrarny ma
vlch. strane, byla po prynim
tteni odkazana utilitnimu fl
nancnimn NVhnrn-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-21

"vtdeckedm temperenclaistvi'
nebyl iiditelem Jonesem odpo-
rucen.
Skolni rada sejde Sc pristi
patek, ably pojednala 0 skolnim
rozpottu, ktery 81 patrne vyza-
da dobu je5te nekolika zvlast-
nich schuzi.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-16
JAMESBURG

Jamesburg will be represented at
the Civilians Training Camp this
summer by three representative
young men of the borough and have
already enrolled and received their
first injection of serum that will in
sure their entrance to the camps.
Frank Baremore, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Baremore, and Nils
wideberg, o of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
wideberg. have enrolled for the
camp at Montauk Point. l.. L., and
will take the field artillery course.
Walter Jennings. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Jennings. will goNto
Fort Hancock and take the coast
artillery course Additional inocu-
lations will be given by DIR. Brown
ing, of this place. who represents
the government in the preparation
of the youths for this course of
three months. Eric Wideberg, a
lieutenant during the war, was in
charge of the enrolment and the
government was solicitous in having
Eric take part in one of the camps
activities as instructor but press of
Business prevented this. The local
youths will moi go to camp until
probably in August.
All members of the Citizens
Memorial Day Celebration Commit
tee are urged to attend the Anal
meeting of the committee to be held
at borough hall tonight.
The dance given in Lange's Hal
Wednesday night by the committee
of young people attracted a large
crowd and a most enjoyable time
was spent dancing. Snyder's orches-
ira rendered the music. A special
feature was the several solos rem
dered by Adolph Snyder, the blind
leader and pianist of the orchestra,
who received an unusual number of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-16

Announcement has been made by
the committee of the festival hell
by the Star Post. American Legion.
on Decoration Day, hat the profits
will be over $500 that will be devot-
ed to the building fund. Another
successful festival has been an
nounced by the committee having
the festival held under the auspices
of the Young Peoples Society of the
First Baptist church. when $50 was
the profit, a good sum considering
the threatening weather.
Earl Farr. a student at the New
York Military Academy. is home for
the summer vacation. At the grad
uation exercises Cadet Farr was
honored with a handsome medal for
excellence of his studies and gener-
al department. AS usual, Mr.. Far-
will be a member OF a we'll known
orchestra at one of the Asbury Park
hotels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30

Average mean temperstme for South
ern csltlernia: June, e6 degrees; July.
tembsr, ss degrees.-The %4-year record
Of the U. 8. westh6 Bureau.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30
" THE PEOPLES FORUM

Lie LEDGER and am an admirer Of tho
sneet from the Last Minute News on
page one to the pictorials on the last
page. Your Sunday art pare also comes
IA for q share. Of the admiration. I
nave crossed the Pacific quito a few
times as navigator Of a trans. Pacific
liner and have had my experience as a
China coaster.
In the Quiz answer tho intention
was to state that an advance OF one
whole dny was made when the west
ward. bound vessel reached the lSOth
meridian. Il was In that sense that the
word gain" was used, GAIN Imply.
ing progress of time SO rapid that an
entire twenty. four hours IN skipped, A
the ships clock is put back in a tourney
until the 16Oth meridian 10 reached,
those alterations were conceived by the
writer Ut the Quiz answer as q LOSE
tnat te, retrogreseion Of time--and the
change at the date line as speeding up
Or gain; II a person were awaiting
some pleasurable event-say, for in.
stance, a wedding-to take place in q
week. and one day was dropped from
that week. reducing It to six days, he or
she might be inclined to believe that
there had been gain in time. The
answer given was perhaps too fgurative,
since, although time is gained at the
date line on a westward voyage, a day
Is actually dropped and hence In the sci.
entinc sense lost.-Editor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30
Questions Answered
Federal Reserve system

TO the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledoer:
Sir--kindly publish in the Peoples Forum
a complete description Of the Federal Re-
serve bank system. Thank you.
Philadelphia. May 25. 1929.
A complete description Of the Federal
Reserve system would occupy far more space
than tho Peoples Forum has at It's dispooal.
Briehy. under the terms Of the Currency
Act OF 1918. by which the Federal Reserve
system was established. tho country Is divided
into twelve seosra phical divisions. Each OF
these has 'restonal bank" This bank Is
properly tho central association for the ma
tional banks In that division and the me-
dunn for tho transactions between the Gov
ernment and the banks. The stock for the
Federal or regional banks Is subscribed first
by the national banks and then by the public
at large. Many trust companies have volun-
ia lily allied themselves with tho Federal Re-
serve system. though there was no compul-
slon direct or implied, In the law establish
Ing 1t. 1t Is in these regional banks that the
Government deposits funds and these banks
issue notes. The national banks keep re-
serve on deposit In the regional banks.
These latter are directed BY q board Of nine
members. Of whom three are chosen by the
Federal Reserve Board and six by member
banks The Federal Reserve Board consists
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. the Comp
troller Of the Currency and hve other men,
bers chosen by the President Of tho United
States and two Of whom must b. expert
bankers but have no afflia tion with any bank
during their term of service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30
A Floure Of Speeoh

To the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-When hctionists and others write
about waves rolling mountains high" Just
what is meant? Surely the waves of the
ocean never reach tho altitude Of a mountain
top! CURIOUS.
Philadelphia. May 81. 1922.
Mountains high 10 nero figure OF
speech. It has been ascertained that waves
do not rise more than twelve feet above the
Lowell OF calm water. As. however. there iS
a corresponding trough" between every two
waves. the highest crest of a wave Is about
tweny-four feet above tho lowest depres-
sion. The water few feet below the bot
tom Of trough in q storm Is perfectly
tranquil the storm causing only a super
hcial agitation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30
Letters TO the Editor
CAV for Better Translt Facilities

-. rd,,or o, .ne Evening Public Ledger;
10 0S,.NVour efAtorial today ON the city
.,:nsport0tion problems Is timely ana -
commcndable as far as 1t goes. out ~
seems 10 lack the force and vigor I'm.
osratiyely necessary TO eneetive.y
pwskcn n keen, active realisation ana
snnreciation of the throttling enect On
arr commercial and municipal grown
yh;cb our woefully inadequate Street
,aiiway facilities directly cause.
II is a reflection upon the pIoRres
.iyeness OF al! philadelphians TO su
ninely submit to such impedimenL "
their commercial and residehtlhi p.oS
ress. II ambition Is lacking tor oiSsen ~,
;;fe Il Ia most unfortunate, and should
he rudeiy stimulated by our daily press.
HWould some power the gilt give Vs.
IN see ourselves as others see US.
I" Broad street subway and one or two
n,her north and south express lines
.bould be started Immediately and
rnshed to completion, along with an
otber cast and west artery. Meanwhile,
more frequent subway trains and sur.
face rnrs in tandem should be amply
nroyided during dali. transit peaks; AZ
present, during such hours. this utility
IA more like a packing house than a
public service. ,-,-
Our municipal administration. as
trustee of the citizens. should take the
initiative Immediately and be the pace
MAKER in order to relieve existing con-
ucstion and provide adequate future
transit facilities and promote the very
hest interests of the city and Its citi-
sens. Money, labor and industries are
now available for the work. Normally
;s virtually with us, yet we do not
recognize 1t through our abnormal VI
sion developed during the war, when
sverythine was on an intensive and
tremendous scale.
Our municipal transit facilities now
need real intensive widespread action
70 avoid embarrassment and loss OF
prestige during the construction and
operation Of the SesQui- Centennial.
Every progressive newspaper in the city
should blast away necessarily until this
vital need Is furnished and finished In
Philadelphia, May q. 1922.
oIspIsased by zander. .oump Verdict
70 the Editor Of the Euen+~o Public Ledger:
Sir-Will you kindly hand the en-
closed to Mr.. Sidney Smith and greatly
oblige. ,.,.
Mr.. Smith, am really disappoint-
ed in the verdict Of Zander vs. Gump
case. I don't think 1t fair she should
get that money. Can't you let some
thing happen in favor Of poor Uncle
BIN. He loves her, but she does not
love him, that's why It isn't fair. l
have followed the Gumps for some time
"' ' W. f. JENKINS.
Philadelphia, May 90, 1929.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30
The One Trip
in Thousand-fOr This Summer
BY AN EAsTERNER

called rim of the World" with stupendow
views on either side.
The worlds most famous ocean fishing
grounds, where champion anglers come each
year from every section of the globe. Also
mountain trout streams.
Mountain climbing, with scenic grandeur
that Switzerland would boast, or visit peak
by trolley. Ocean islands and mountain lakes
like Italy's.
Great cities, old Spanish missions and primal
wildernesses within a stones throw.
A desert (next door to rich orange grove)
larger than all, save Sahara, with strange
mirage effects In fact, a thousand unusual
attractions to absorb you in their interest.
And all these delights and curiosites within
circle with a radius Of few hours. Travd
as you will by motor, train or trolley.
Don't say you can't leave business. Taks
the family and 60! You'll never regret it, for
this is one trip in thousand. Make it nowi
Starts on the Train
The railroad trip itself is memorable
through the canyons, mountains and great
plains. Every inch is teerning with our carly
history. This great vacation starts when yoa
step on the train.
Go now. The thing to do Is, 60 now-go
this summer. Men, women, children-au
need change like this. Decide now. Yos
can arrange it if you will.
Special low-rate, round trip fares nov
in effect-No more Wr Tax.
> Ask any railroad ticket agent for further
information, or mail coupon below.
re-, You'll say it's the best trip Of your life.
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Tsn.Year.oId's Memorial Poem
TO the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
sir--Do you think. according to your judg-
mont. that the following poem. entitled Me-
mortal Day." 10 In a At condition TO be
printed? NORMAN bOSSEN.
Ten years old. 2407 Frankford avenue.
Pupil Of Adams School.
May so, 1922.
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The Peoples Forum will appear deily
Do the SUNDAY. Public Ledger. Letter.
dlscuseine Timely TOPICS will BE pfinted.
.. well es re1uested poems. ana auestions
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A World Within a Province

Southern California is summer wonder
land Of opportunity for fun or rest
Here are great seashore resorts with fine
hotels or modest cottages.
Four thousand miles of paved automobile
highways marked BY 10000 official guide-signs
to direct you to myriad points Of interest, in
cluding Observation-Disclosures drive
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"Mald Of the Mist"

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-On August 81, 1921. saw two boats
at the foot Of Niagara Falls. each named
tho Maid Of the Mist. One was smalle and
much. older than the other and was evi-
IDENTIFY not In regular service. have seen
these two boats several times.
W. a. McCREA.
Philadelphia. May "a. 1922.
what was implied in the Peoples Forum
statement that two boats named Maid Of the
Mist were not In service at the Falls at the
same time was that they were not engaged
in regular passenger traffic. There have been
several vessels 70 called since tho original
Maid achieved her famous dash through the
rapids ffty.fve years aso. and the small
craft you saw in 1921 was evidently one Of
these that had been retired from service.
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MOUNT POCONO. IA.
DEVONSHiRE PINES Open M.s !
Special Spring Rates. Fishing. Bathing and
floating. Booklet. H. D. Humphrey.