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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25

PRODA Sc buffet, still a 6
zidli "a $500, china cabinet,
$1,000, dresser $1,000, sifoner
$500, postel bila mosazna,
singer sici stroj $1,000, DAM
sky desk $1,000, skrin ma kni-
ny deskem $1,000, library
still $1,000, kozeny houpak SO,
mala Victrola a rekordy $40,
Floor yampa $12, vyhrev. kam-
ma, still zidle do kuchyne, by
cikl, houpacka ma pore, sekac-
ka ma travu, elektr. cistic kar-
petit, lednice a jine, vse LEVINE.
Pfijd'te do els. 4313 Clark Ave.
9-29
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H..

DIOLhdll SVOJICl hluDhu ia
vetrem tihli ku svym povozdm,
posluhove rozestavovali Sc ra-
dou proti sirokemu vychodu. a
"a chvili pocali Sc lide hrnouti
ven.
Byl mrazivy den prosincovy.
Plice 81 oddechly, kdyz octly
ST z dusnych a vytopenych vo-
zu ma studenem v6tru zasneze-
ne ulice, ale nohy ocit'ovaly
opacny ucinek teto zmeny.
Nekdo vskocil do kocaru, il
ny upjal kozich nebo zimnik a
nejkratsi cestou zameril k do
mOvu.
Ulice osvetleny, ale lidu-
rrazdny., v tuto dobu byvaji u
lice prazske jako pc vymfeni
"a DOLBY letni pohody prizni-
We. Coz v. takove psote.
Obloha temna sice hvezda-
Mi poseta, ale ostry vitr slehal
do tvare, snih odplldne neb
pred vecerem tn napadly leskl
Sc mrazu jako trisky skelne,
a We dratech pres ulici napja-
tych hvizdali to prisernou me-
lodii.
Vse sc rozjelo a rozeslo cd
nadrazi do prazskych ulic, je-
diny snad to byl pasazer, ktery
zabocil vzhGru Hybernskou u
lici a dale k Zizkovu.
Ohledl Sc aspon dvakrat, tfi-
krat cestou, nikdo "a MIN ne
sci.
Kolem zelezne ohrady ma
| drazni, pax vzhdru, jednotvar
nou, nekonecnou ulici, az me-
daleko Bezovky uvolnil kroky,
ably neprisel domG prilis udy-
chan.
Vessel do tmaveho prdjezdu
maleho cinzaku, vystoupil pc
pameti a bezpecn6 po osvetle.
nych schOdech do tretihO patrs
a zaklepal tn ma dvere.
"Kdo pax je to-" oval 81
kdosi uvnitr.
"Ja, Linda"
"Pro Pana Boha = mas mia
dy pam"
Dvere Sc otevfely, teply, pu
chem a kourem nasakly
vzduch kuchyne vybehl prot
prichozimu, ma jehoz cernen
vouse leskla Sc jinovatka.
"Dobry vecer, pani Sramko
va"
"Vitam vas, mlady pane, =
uz jsme s muzem povidali, z
asi dnes sotva Sc vratite."
Sramek, starry udreny delniE
sedel v kuchyni u kamen, dy
NAL z drevenky a dosv6dcova
ze to svata pravda, co jeho ze
ma pOvida - re mladehO pan
dnes necekali. Sramek pract
val v kteresi tovarne v Libn
a pon6vadz tam cely den kol
riti nesmel, vynahradil 81
donna dukladne.
"Zdali pax jste vecerel mi;
dy pane?" ptala Sc stara kva
tyrska.
"Jedl jsem - tam venku, n
nadrazi," povidal prichozi,
vessel do pokojiku vedle k1
chynky po tine svlekal tn z
mink a odkladal klobouk ru
nj kabelku.
| "Ani jsem vam tam nezat
pila, kdyz jste rikal, re as
| dnes sc nevratite."
| "Neni treba - pdjdu br,
spat."
II "Nechte aspon otevreny DIV
| re, a nabehne vam do poko
| odtud trochu tepla," navrh
! val uprimne Sramek.
: Ale mlady najemnik nepo
I'll te ochoty. Vedel, re by
pokojiku prislo ma diva pal
n tepla a "a sab koure re Sra
kovy dymky.
q Prevleklsse a vratil Sc do
chyne a zavrel "a sebou dive
pokojiku.
A uSedl v kOut4 II kamen.
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I. E N A
"Prave pred mym priiezdel
- ROMAN
Napsal DR.. j. L. Hrdina.

lave ~ GU AIy III P1IJCAuCII
bylo pry misto zadano. To je
uz osmnacte misto, o nez sc u
chazim. A Ease nadarmo. Dri-
We jsem podaval jen zadosti pi-
semne, offerty, a ponevadz ma
mnohe mich nedostalo sc mi
ami odpovedi, odhodlal jsem Sc,
ze radeji nebudu jisti v ten
den a zajedu 81 tam v tom pre-
svedcenf, ze ustni prosba Glove
ku vice prospeje, nez sto psa-
nych zadosti. A Ease nadarmo.
Pfipada mi to, jakoby stfn klet
by, jiz pan Ulman postal "a
svoji panf a "a t6mi, jiz necin-
ne a jfzlive divali Sc ma jeho
zoufaly boj, byl zasahl i mne."
"Vy jste mu piece nicfm neu
blfzil."
20 tom jsem pfesvedcen, a.
lie clovek do nestesti a bidy ma
hle uvrzeny hleda casio pra-
men sve bidy vsude jinde, jen
ne u sebe."
| "A ia myslila svatosvate, re
toto miSto urcite Ohdrzite ar
bychom Sc s vami neradi lou
Gill, kdyz byste musel jiti ma
venek. A muzem jsme 81 zrov
ma vecer povidali, jak nam tu
bude smutno bez vas zdali
kdy Ease nalezneme tax dobre
no podnajemnika."
Byvaly dcetni v zavode Ul-
manove, Pavel Linda, byl nyni
podnajemnikem chude rodiny
Sramkovy. Trpce Sc usmal pri
te chvale.
"Naleznete "a mne vzdycky
podnajemnika, ne jednoho, -
deset, budete-li Jim poskytova-
ii ma duh byt, zivobyti, a phi
covati re svych mozolu ma ce-
sty pri honbe "a existenci, jake
iste pdjcili dnes ma cestu mne."
"Tak nemluvte, mlady pane,
!, uz jste Ease v tech smutnych
myslenkach. Jste mlady dosud
darilo Sc yam vzdy dobre, tax
,iak jste 81 pral, "a jak by.
chom vam prali i my, nezkusi
jste bidy, proto Sc vas vse dvoj
nasob citelne dotyka. Jste mia
dy, a mladi ma oplyvati made
jemi. Dokud jste u mas, jstt
mas a nesmite sc rmoutiti nat
nejakym nezdarem. Coz pal
my, chudi lide, kdybychom me
, Ii stale mysliti ma svdj osud, m,
sill bychom Sc zblaznit."
! "Nu, ia vas tedy poslechnu!'
povidal Linda, vstal, dal dobro1
: noe a odesel do pokojiku.
e Sramkovi uz davno sc uklid
Ii k noclehu a Linda ma sven
:, ldzku marne zaviral oci, alb
: usnul.
l., Vselijaka pekna prislovi Wy
: myslili bohati pro chude, syt
a pro lacne.
) Lacny zaludek pry podporu
i, je spanek, = prijde-li Glove
l. mrazu, zahy usina a v stude
o mem pokoji pry Sc lehce spi.
Linda prisel mraziveho VI
l. tru po dlouhe ceste hladov d
r studene sv6tnice, ale usnou
nemohl. Kazdou ctvrt hodin
a slysel, jak hodiny ma zdi W
a dlejsiho bytu tloukly, zavir'
l. oci, ale tim jasneji zreteln'
j. il videl obrysy cele sve nyne
G. 81 bidy.
Aspon usnouti kdyby moh
o. spati do rama, -zapomenou
i chvili ma 1trapy a bidu. Neb,
zvyklym vsedniho dne zahale
~ a nynejsi nekonecna zahall
stavala Sc mu peklem.
e. Vstal, rozsvitil lampu, tt;
je sc oblekl a usedl ku stolu.
o. Stavi-li Sc mu vsi moci bic
pred oei, at ma nj radne vic
u Mimo to Sc t6sil, ze stud
do mem pokojiku ustydne, wynn
ce ne a spise ze pax usne.
n Mad odrenou pohovkou z
vesil 81 pedobizny svych st
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny novy
dun, moderne staveny, ulice
dlazdena. Haste sc v cis.
3172 E. $50. III. v Mt. Plea
SAINT. $50
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE set do
jidelny, do bedroomu, zidle,
bookcase, pool table, nadobi,
kozesinovy kabat, periny, hou-
pax, dive pohovky a jine veci.
Haste sc els. 1865 f. Boule-
ward. Vezmete Woodland neb
Buckeye karu k vych. 116. ul.
Tel. Garfield, 9772 r.
8-25
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PRlJME Sc d6lnik, ktery sc
vyzna We farmarske praci. =
Haste Sc j. Piskula, Brecks-
Vile. @. Box "a. 81
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DIR B N E
ON A M K Y.

HLEDA Sc mensi byt pro star
pani as ma $500 neb $500 me-
sicne najmu. Nechte adresu v
adm. t. listu. 8-26
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, dobfe jdouci Sc zvlast-
MIN Storem; cihelna budova,
ma splatky. Haste Sc u A. Do
skocil. 14717 Kinsman Rd. !?
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FARMA o 67 akrech v Brecks-
vile, o., dun o 8 pokojich, vel
ka ban, slepicnik, 2 akry vina,
farma je cista, bez margicu.
Tento majetek Sc vymeni "a
mestsky majetek. Haste Sc u
The Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma Mr..
C.. HrGnek. Tel. Broad 2605 -
Union 821. 8-26
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MUSfM PRODAT velmi pekny
lot ma vych. AZ. ul. u Washing
ton Park Blvd. Voda, plyn, ka
nal, elektrika, vse zaplaceno.
Cena $500. Hotove $500, O.
statni ma splatky. Haste Sc v
els. 1862 belmont Ave. Tel.
CART. 481l w. 8-31
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PRODA Sc majetek ma vych.
131. ul. proti Union kare, lot
je so pri 145 stfevicich, resi-
dence a garaz 36 pri as stre-
viclch. Dobra prilezitost pro
meclranlka. Blizsi sdeli A. j.
Knzuba, 3797 vych. 131. ul.
8-25
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PRIME Sc vice panu ma byt
a stravu neb beze stravy. Hla-
ste sc vecer v els. 1927 Dolloff
Rd. S. E.. 1926
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PRODAJt Sc 2 Lofty ma Port
land Ave-, a jeden ma Arch
mere Blvd. u konce State Rd.
kary. Tyto Lofty Sc po pripade
vymeni "a mensi obchod neb
dunn ma zap. strane neb West
Park. Haste sc v els. 4701
Clark Ave. $50
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt Sc stra-
YOU neb beze stravy, koupelna
k pouziti. Haste Sc V elsie
1867 Coath Ave. 8-25
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PRIME Sc krejci ma zakaz-
kove kabaty. Haste Sc v els.
8439 Broadway. 8-28
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PRODA Sc novy clhlovy ddm
"a $500, mensi castka hotove.
Je otevren k prohlednuti. Elek
trika, plyn, fernes, pekny lot.
Haste Sc v {. 3433 E. 9th st.
(Regent Rd) severne cd Union
skoly. Vezmete Union karu.
8-28
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc maly domek s a.
krem pGdy velmi LEVINE ma Stop
10, A. B. C.. Line. Haste sc v
els. BOIL Nursery Ave. 8-26
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NVLASTNf PRfLEzITOST,
mfnfte-li jiti do obcnodu. Ma
sledkem nemoci, must byti pro
dan a da sc velmi LEVINE, dobre
obchodni misto v nejlepsim o.
koli ma zapadni strane. Je 0
dvou storech, grocera fezni-
ctvi a diva pekne byty, vyta-
peni horkou vodou. Blizsi
sdeli j. Kulik, 1882 zap. 48.
ul. Tel. Hemlock COL J.. &
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dam.
Haste Sc v els. 5421 Mcbride
Ave. 8-31
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PRIME. Sc zena ma vseobec--
nou domaci praci, zadne pra-
dlo. Haste Sc v els. ,4264 vyeh.
119. ul. blize Miles Ave. 8-26
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PRONAJME Sc byt pro men,
Isl rodinu. Haste sc v els.
128O8 Benham Ave. 8-26
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PRODA Sc majetek o 5ti a.
krech domem (Cottage) o A
svetnicich, sklep, Filtrovana
cisterna, zdarma plyn pro d1m
RUNE zarizeni. Naleza Sc ma
Hathaway Allotmentu v Maple
Heights Township z Turney
Rd., blize Dunham rd. Haste
Sc u A. ]. Carter, r. /, Bedford
o. 8-29
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PRIME Sc deuce ma domacl
praci. Dobry domov. Haste
sc v els. 1926 w. Sc. st. 8-25
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PRODA Sc dun o 8 pokojich
5 velkym Totem. Cena $500.
Zavolejte Lincoln 1641 j.
$40
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PRODA Sc kun. Haste Sc v
isle 5401 Clark Ave. 1926

PRODA Sc maiy domek vel
mi LEVINE ma Stop 10, A. B. c..
Line. Haste Sc v els. BOIL
Nursery Ave: 1926
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27
A TEN YEARS. TRUCE

TJ'HE political cannincss OF Lloyd George
l. was never better illustrated than by his
proposal "f II ten years truce in Europe.
II" would have every nation. enemy and
allied alike, formally agree to respect tho
frontiers Of every Other nation for ten
cars and In abstain from all aggression
and {" rcduor their land forces for this
period. lt !, said that he Is intending 70
NuGg"st This plan to the Genoa conference
NHcu and if il /. held.
lloyd George is an o,portuniSt with IN
instinct for what is popular Hr has dis
covered that the agreements or the Wash
inston Conference are popular and that they
nav" removed serious complications in the
Pacific. lie has heard the acclaim with
which HaIfour was wClcnm"d in England on
his rrturn from Washington. and he knows
thar Ra!tour il not Liberal and that an
election cannot he postponed very many
months more. Thcrrfnr" he IL preparing
to make ht- own III" i~,u" Of further mill
tarl trIrrc.. The limitation If naval nrma-
mcmt> agreed t" in Washington was fox ten
years, N"W if ho eau bring about con-
Gitt"n which will rcdurr the cost ~ mnin-
tanning III" British Arm, along with the
w'Iu"ti"n in th" ru,t o. the navy. and can
lrii"" continental Powers, (" H%rcr to it, Lc
I'rIih~ hl> own ip,.rc vii! not hc endangered
III IN" approaching parliamentary election.
ful # ~" world Wo2r not IN the mood
for such al arrangement no political capital
could b" made out Of promising ir. lloyd
George Is r"adiug III" ,ignS "f tho times.
and reading them with c,,!.dcrahl" skill.
III" prospects for tn" ilI,lursrmcmt of li~
ulan II G"uuu are hrIr"r than w"rr tLc
PROSPECTS for amy ueciul result from the
Washington Conference when that was first
rr"p">"d. Every on" WAS >krptirnl at the
np rnI l,r' 'hrt , ,f,,, -; 4
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Mernber of the Associated Press
THE CASE FOR MITEN

TIME annual report OF Thomas l.. M'tten
j 70 tie shareholders OF the Il. Il. I. Conn
pany contains an appeal for their indorSc-
ment of his management Of their property
and for the election Of directors at tn" an
nuai meeting in March who will authorize
him to continue what be has begun.
The financial statement OF W. {. Dunbar.
which accompanies the report ought 10
convince every shareholder that his interest
Is tied up with q continuance Of the Mittcn
policy. The company had deficit Of more
than Si,000.0o0 in 1910 Since th"n
81. 5.SON,O0O has been paid i'll dividends and
IS, 700. 900 has been out back into the prop
erty. The earnings arc now approximately
100000 a year. Mr.. Mittcn promises TO
pay q dividend of per cent this year If he
Ii continued in power, and as the earnings
are increasing and the cost Of operation is
decreasing. his premise seems 10 be based
On reasonable expectation Of his ability
to keep It, He also asks tho shareholders
to authorize him to pay bonus of not 20
exceed 10 per cent 10 tho employees r"ndi
toned OH the continuance Of their faithful
service.
They deserve this compensation. in his
opinion. because without thei- co-operation
It would have been impossible for the com
pany TO have escaped bankruptcy. Indeed.
as Mr.. Dunbar says. il the cars had been
operated without the co-oDeration OF tic
men in economies il would have required q
ten cen. fare TO have earned what has been
earned at the present rate of fare.
In 1910 it took G2l per cent Of tho op-
Grating revenues 70 pay for accidents. In
1921 It took but 90 per cent. This saving
has been brough, about directly by greater
care on the part Of the men. and the greater
care has been induced by taking tho mon
into rnrtnprSLin -, bn ri
consulting them about the condition, Of
their employment. In the ten years during
which Mr.. Mitten has been in control th"
men have accumulated saving fund Of
Sl.0OO.oOO and have bought collectively
10000 shares OF the companys stock.
If the shareholders wish to undo all this
,fhey can undo II very easily by Clecting
directors who will GUST Mr. Mitten. How
st seems outside Of Philadelphia is illustrated
by the comment OF the Chicago Journal on
the efforts OF the anti -Mitten stockholirr,
to oust lin. Admitting that dividends
cannot be earned without a special effort ON
the part OF the employees. says The Journal.
they want the special effort without pay
ing for il. They sec only the 'invcsrmont'
OF none paid for stock and never consider
the daily Investment Of brains and energy
and loyalty on the part OF thousands ot
employees.
The labor view is expressed by the Pro-
gresStvc Labor World Of this city. which
says: despite the fact that Mitten was
the best little union buster that ever camc
70 Philadelphia. It is uan.foSt that even the
labor union sympathy is back ot Mitten in
his fight against the five directors. The
labor unions will not stick to formula
against the kind of man who finds lot Of
fun in making life better and brighter for
10000 ,f ltC rlo,.,- -
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10 have some system about their co-opcra- :
tion they have elected a chairman to sum-
mon them together when It is necessary 10
agree on n course Of action.
There is q Republican caucus and \
Democratic caucus in the senate. each with
its chairman. Now there is Republican
Democratic caucus composed Of members of
both the other caucrscs. There were only
twenty present when IL was organized, but
Il is said there are from seven to ten more
Senators who can be depended upon to CO.
operate with 1t on farm legislation.
All the Democrats save Senator Ken
drick. OF Wyoming, are from the Southern
States. The Republicans are from the
srarscly populated Western states save
Rawson, Of Iowa; Kellogg, of Minnesota.
and Cappcr. OF Kansas Tho States rcrrc
sentcd by tho eght Rr'ub,cang have Il
POPULATION Of only l.,.t0o. .0OU, while rcnn.
sylvania alone has n population OF $500 nun.
Tho bloc IN the Senate is Il combination Of
be representatives from Il small minority
nt the population 10 force their will upon
the majority.
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HOW TO KEEP THEM HONEST

TN SPITE OF vigorous nrotc., lr q fev
i men, the conference Of Representatives
Of State bar ns>ociaiions in Wovh'ng,op
adopted resolution indorSin, ,bn ,,rono.
sltion tha, no man should he admtt,cL n
the bar who {, not 4 graduate nr . law
school which rnluircs ar lcasr two vcors'
work in college rs 4 preliminary 70 BEGIN.
ming tho work of the law school
El!hu Root, whose snearh in e,,r-o,, o-
the resolution was heartily upplaudnI said
that under tho prese,t system IL VA. mas.
( sibe for 'crooks aud b)ac,,Doj,nrs T., ,,rac-
tice fraud under tie protection OF a .lipc,r'.
and to call thens",vc, lawyer, b,ra,.r Of
''deplorGblc conditions which ,Loujd h, ,or.
rected without delay.
The I.urpos. nf Tho L,- o..,,..o.;,... -.
itnprovc tho quality of tac law,cr. !. c,,,.
mendab!" yhoy ronngnizc !, =, ,5arr Gr,,
70 strive ia Great" and maintain ,.arlgrL~
OF legal sdura'.ou and "llrr of uGmig,ja,, f.,
the bar which will protrc, III. puuf, h,,,i
from incompetent legal odvisr~. nrI r-.,,
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NOW MY IDEA is THIS!
Daily 7aks UHh Thinking Phadephians Subjects They
knO,v Best

,no A..o. ~,
q, nature. IT nun ms IVY ,ie.S; ...;,, ho
Nork una 'h", VI .h' o.rus ''onc , W. ,dnu
SnnctIt 10 ktrp ,nc inS.c'c M''. nonm %
%nnn % out Wht,, hr p'n,,S, ,r"m. ,h ',vu' ". ,ot ~
] """ ,''.n ~ s'mSt St,n .h sitnnt,nm md
vnousn p'r'S i" '"n'Tl .i ,n" % Hi'.n' ~, ,nnsor"n
his property.
"' ..Iv,a.' ,,', a., a.h,;, r.,,
tho ',,i m 'i''io't ~ Gu, ",u 'ni ] u.oI's .''a.
nthor"i,n II % 10 ~. ptTIpe.! um.u Wy W
ucnr ,rbcn L"ro iu,,, ~, III, Johrs .nh ,nul.
Ivy o're i"'o 'his ucpriS anu hiui
fresh timber In this manner hundreds of
W YRS "l .hc fhrS' TIMBER IN the west ana
Northwest have been utterly destroyed. The
hl'ia", Is Z" remove the DEBRIS and leave
"' '"r'''c breeding ground
The Familiar CntcrpilIar
"In ,hc .i,i,. ,,o,nrnilIo. nu. w .r -,
mae, r,,'i,; w. ; l'a'I','H ",c oic Vi INC
not q m'"nnno W ',',n 10, ,ho, p p's' n'E uIe
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, imc diseases transmitted by mosquitoes
any i'S Very r"nSiIcrabiy. IN our climate
i''a.nr"a '" c"n'r"H"d easily. Tho mosquito
Is me most vicious of these insects. but by
reason o! It's immense number the ly is
more active.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27
THE BLOC ORGANIZES

CNlGliT Republican aud twelve Democratic
~ Senators have broken all past prccc
dents and organized bloc to support lcgis.
lation In the interests OF the farmers.
Arthur Cappcr, of Kansas, has been made
1Aairman of the group.
T These men have been working together
without any formal organization. This
1890 to have been inconvenlent. In order
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27
Answers to Saturdays Quiz

!. RhadamanthuS. IN classical mythology,
was the judge who imposed sentences
in the neither world. T.,
=. ALTERATION Is device. much used ~
poetry by which several words n
line begin with the samo letter. Bs.
ample: The horn of the hunter was
heard en- the hill" Early GermalIII
poetry, including English, was bhseu
on an elaborate allitCrattvc scheme' =,
). General Pershing is chief OF star "
the United States az well as genera VI
the armies. ,.
4, Alfred Hertz is conductor, Of the san
Francisco symphony Orchestra Nv
). "Solders OF Fortune" was written y!
I,ichard Harding Davis; "Soldie's
Three" Is by Rudyurd kipllng -, ~,
4. Poblacht ma h'Elreapn is the Cache ''
Republic Uf Ireland -,
I. Brown Betty: 4 baked pudding maoe VI
alternate layers OF sliced apples anu
bread crumbs. ,,
S. y connoisseur, literally. Is ono WIZ wrSI
knows or recognizes. Hence the WI
Is used for Il person who has a sehII, In
tive taste or an expert kno"leuse ~
some specially. .,.
.. Albert b. Fall is the Secretary OF .as
Interior In the Harding AJmlnls"'
tion. .,,.
70. \ trapeIum Is plane figure OF iou, w.
sides. no two OF which are cquai ~
parallel, trapeze II II crossDar ~
pended BY ropes used as sWihS -
gymnastic exercises,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27
Another Revolution Averted

From til" Santa Cruz (ArIa) News.
10 Whom 1t May Concern: All tL,t
have said concerning AdcIindo Innoccnti
AltiIio lnn""cnti, >;iulio Garbiui, q. Del
chiaro, Alfredo Purrinciii aud &. Bauiini
and each Of thcul about the loss of INV
have said EVA TAMPJUJJWJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27

Perhaps the Bar Association will now
proceed to advocate n college course in
morals.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27

Washington s hair wasn't red, relative
Indignantly declares. Why the indigna.
iiOny y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27

Denver grass widows are loudly pro.
testing against being SO designated in tnc
city directory. I'urrs and ncttles. 'ls
enough to drive 'cm TO new fields where they
may live IN clover.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27

West Chester man has seen the first
snake Of the season-and has the snake TO
prove 1t. Wise man. That's the only way
to tell II snake story this time Of year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27

Tomorrow. it is confidently cSpccted'
the Ways aud Means Committee will dis
cover ways and means Of boosting the bonus
while sdcstepping the responsibility Of
raising the money.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27

We have not to date noticed any Con-
grcssnan paraphrnsing to the effect that %
would rather be right than present In the
next Congress.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27

New York cl clergyman suggests the sub.
s,itution Of Il phonograph for the church
choir. But why, ventures the leader, pick
on the choir?