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The New York herald., 1922-08-30

STENOGRAPHER-youn man with several
years experience as stenorrapher. wanted
for New York office OF large construction
company; experience In engineering and
construction line derirabie. state experience
and salary expected. H.. $50. ADoF. FOG
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SALESMAN

over o5 years. II you are making
less than 800 a week and believe
you have the earning capacity TO
make that much or more we will
pay you SALARY AND COM
MISSION. and in a week or ten
days time you should be showing
results from your sales netting you
well over 800 weekly.
II you are simply a salesman or
have sincere desire 10 be one
with the necessary qualifications
you can build up an income as
large as most executives.
Call after 10 A. NJ. Suite 7ce.
b2 Broadway.
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S / D d E B a * E [R
BROOKLYN BRANCH
Used Car Department
SATISFACTION

This, in car, means every
thing, not only to you, but to
us--because q satisfied Gus
toner is the best advertise
ment. In a rebuilt Stude-
baker Car which is fully
guaranteed, you are assured
OF complete satisfaction and
full value for your money.
THE WISE, ECONOMICAL
BUYER WOULD DO WELL
TO VISIT OUR SHOWROOM
THIS WEEK.
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HELP WANTED--MaIe.
MEN.

Large successful corporation. now operat-
ing with its associated companies over ~
branch offices throughout ths United States
and Canada. is expanding its operations ana
requires men who can qualify for positions
az managers and assistant managers IN 20
offices to be opened.
The men holding similar positions In our
organization to-day aro earning from 1000
to $4,000 q year. They are just plain
common school education. who recoBntzs
loyalty. sincerity and hard work As the
ganization. Positions pay $50 weekly salary.
plus attractive bonus and all expenses.
Apply promptly 1890 A. M. or 7.3o p. M.
Third floor. fco w. s4th ST.. New York.
Room 307. 20 Court st.. Brooklyn.
Suite 3o2, S5T Fulton sta Jamaica.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS.

Two young men wanted for largo sales
ONCE; exceptional opportunity for advance
mont salary 500 monthly 10 start. Write
or telephone Mr.. sutton. Eliott-Fisher Co..
q4c Madison ay
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SECURITY Statesmen.

DO not waste your time answering this
"ad" unless you can qualify. We want a
limited number OF high class stock and bond
salesmen twhose experiences have made them
financiers) TO Join our financial organiza-
ton This Is your opportunity to cash In on
YOUR experiences and build up permanent
situation. Our financial proposition is en-
treiy new. with tremendous possibilities
maximum of security. An interview will ex-
plain II all. Mark this "ad." Write for an
appointment now. A. b., p. o. bcx 81.
Trinity Station.
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UpIIOrsTERERS-sevc experienced. good
ray. CHS Herald, $50 B'way.
YOUNG MAN, experienced stenographer,
bookkeeper: also do receiving and ship
ring; salary moderate to start, future pros
poets good Write Mr.. Anderson, fs2 Ray
mond ST., Bklyn.
YOUNG man wanted 10 run stock quotation
board by ~. Y. Stock Exchange house
must come we'll recommended. State salary
tc start. 900 Herald. $50 B'way.
YOUNG MAN. Christian. stock and order
clerk, must be accurate. state age. educa-
tion and experience, references and salary.
Factory, d fsT Herald. 2e0 Broadvays
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For Sale.

OWING to particular circumstances op-
porttnity arises for quickly decided buyer
10 takc over two petroleum shafts for
Sl00.400 in the best part of Poland. 1474 and
1887 meters deep. this petroleum Is export
free low exchange whereby competition Is
impossible. w. j. DE GRAAFF, Gerard
poustraat AZ, Amsterdam, Holland
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SUPERINTENDENT

have a working superin-
tendent on my farm who is a
first class man; long expe-
rience COWS, horses and
fruit; hard working, ca
pable and strictly honest and
handles men well; small
family; I would not let him
90 except absolutely neces-
sary, personal re a s o n 8;
available any time after 9Th
or S y o m b T. Address
Fritz J.. Frank, 239 w. 39th
St, care Iron Age Publishing
Company.
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sALEsMEN.

CAN USE A FEW GOOD ADDING
AIRY AND COMMISSION BASIS. RE-
CARELESS OF PAST RECORDS:
ONLY MEN WHO ARE WILLING TO
STUDY AND WORK HARD WILL BE
CONSIDERED. BOX @ l. $40 HER
AID, $50 BROADWAY.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Business Loans.
LOANS UP TO $4,000 for one year or less
weekly monthly payment plan: no chat
teiy. no pawns, no assignment of salary re-
qujied. Character and earning power tho
Isnis OF credit.
THE MORRIS PLAN COMPANY.
Main Office. 26l broadway.
c6S Grand St. 26 Court ST., B'klyn.
S6f T.. 10th ST.. 1908 Pitkin Av., B'klyn.
Union Square. 604 Manhattan Av.. B'klyn.
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statesmen.
SALESMAN

WANTED TO REPRESENT A RELIABLE
LAMP CONCERN N NEW YORK, NEW
JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA. OHIO AND
CANADA. Y 2i41 HERALD. $50 B'wAY.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

SAUL HoRowITz has withdrawn from
Berger Horowitz, delicatessen. at 1879
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hAYSHORE vacations. all sports: minutes
station week cnders accommodated The
Alleh House, Is N. Clinton, or Tel PAW.
LONG BEACH-select accommodations, ex-
celiSnt table. ocean front and boardwalk.
3 Front st. Long Beach 291R.
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MEN crwo,.

BY new company. 20 DO any
thing they are asked 10 do 20
help the business grow. prefer
sbly men over 2S who will work
hard 10 make a lifelong asso-
citation.
MIR. GILBERT. ROOM 1901.
GOTHAM BANK BUILDING.
COLUMBUS CIRCLE.
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Real Estate Renting Man
Must have experience in section from 14th to
42d St. salary and commission. Apply Hell
Stern, 1875 Broadway.
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

OFFER famous South Carolina Honey Dew
cantaloupes at 81 per crate. Cash with
order. The Grocery Shop. Backbilie. s. @.
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{ RAxCyDnGUI NM. Patchogus, L. L.
Hokolfke, zine table, own garden: near
uRlsrs- tts-$2o weekly: families specially
eaterel to.
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OFFICE BOY IN WHOLE
SALE HOUSE. ADDRESS,
WITH REFERENCES, u 7ef
HERALD, ESQ BROADWAY,
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Automobiles wsntea.

AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH. .yANDoED
AUTO CO.. f73a Broadway. Cffcis 2flo
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NURSE, experienced, twins, months car
fare paid. Cohn. % Young av., Pelham,
N. y. Phone 5156-W Pelham.
NURSERY governess. $50 for Virginia
French governess for New York witty. Blue
List Agency. 251 West seth st.
NURSE, experienced, to take charge OF baby.
Kroll. Telephone 3023 Belle Harbor.
PHYSICIAN TO assist office work, 0 to 8 40,
near East seth ST., 81 500 a year: induce
ments. + 2241 Herald. Herald 50.
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Miscellaneous.

NEW YORK - Incorporate - DELAWARE.
WALSH. Atty. ITO w. 10th st. Bryant 7093
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
Tires

GUARANTEED
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B0ARDsAllD LODGING WANTED,
COUNTRY BOARD.

cBIIlDREN 10 board. girls preferred. coun-
try aurroWdinrs. special rate for all year
round !. Tel. fo1u Port Richmond.
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GROOM-Assistant: single man: must be
thoroughly experienced with hunters and
board. Apply X. l.. Seaman. Hotel Gotham.
9Th av. and 5Jth.
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HOT Ell,
BOSTON POST ROAD,

100 Miles from NJ Y.
Open year round: good winter trade: estab-
lished for over 80 years. 2136 Herald,
ESQ broadway.
SMALL trucking business. combined with
warehouse, which is practically full: anx-
.ous TO sell for the reason II conflicts with
other busress. can assure work of our own
organization. splendid opportunity for live
party J 1850 Herald. Brooklyn.
IDEAL location for cafe and restaurant in
Havana, Cuba: long lease. HARRIGAN,
AIS Lexington av.
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MAN.
An unusual opportunity II offered by an
established house to n Christian OF good
character, possessing plain business sense
and one who Is not afraid OF hard work !,
ing Co., Inc, ITO Broadway. at 2Sth ST..
9th floor.
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westcI,esrer.

THE FRANKLIN,
New Rochelle. $50 Franklin ave. One suite
of two rooms with private bath. 10 minutes
sound and main line depot. Tel. New
Rochelle 2S42.
The New York herald., 1922-08-30

SEPTEMBER on Martha's Vineyard Islond.
PLEASURE among sctnes of beauty. The At
tleborr House. Oak Bluffs. Mass, remains
open through the month; special low rates.
The New York herald., 1922-08-30

OLD FORT COMFORT INN. Pisrment-oa.
Hudson. N. Y, 25 miles from New York.
Ideal summer and winter resort, so bedrooms.
with. without bath, including meals $50
weak up: amusements. golf. tennis. bathing.
beating. billiards. bowling. dancing pavilion.
Tel. 1f5 Piermont
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PRIVATE COTTAGE. direct on Delaware.
boating, bathing. fishing. hunting; ac-
ccmmodates few guests. open till NOV.
NY.
DUTCHESS CO.-Hudson View Farm; bath
ing. dancing. mountain ali can come BY
DAY boat; modern improvements; terms elo
burH-on-H Hudson. N. Y.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

PIANO, Brambach baby grand. fol
price $575: slightlyused. O'CONNX
W. 16eth. wsdsworth 1922.
STEINwAY grands. uprights, many
sale, rent. ERCKS. 314 Columbg
(TSth).
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HUMPTY DUMPTY IN OFFICE

TN THAT classical work on philosophy and
i sociology. "Alicc's Adventures in Won
derland.' Humpty Dumpty announces that
words mean whatever he wishes them to
mean. 1t has remained for +. l.. Hackcn.
burg, of the New York Legislature. to at
tempt to apply the method Of IIumpty
Dumpty in framing laws.
Mr.. Hackenburg has introduced bill
defining Hypocrisy" and providing that it
be punished as misdemeanor. Now, a
hypocrite, according to the dictionary, IL
zone who for purposes of winning approba-
ton or favor fcigns to be other and better
than he is" and hypocrisy is such feigning
The New York lawmakor. however in his
proposed amendment to the Penal Code, de-
fines hypocrisy in this way: ANY person
who for pay, hire. reward. or in antlcipa-
tion of pay, reward, gift or other valuable
thing shall publicly advocate, advertise or
support any legislative measure calculated
to infringe upon and restrain the free ex-
ercise of personal liberty shall be guilty of
Hypocrisy
The dictionary definition describes n per-
son who prctends to be better than he is
The proposed legal definition describes
person who for hire tries to make a person
better than he wants to be. There is
distinction with n vital difference here. But
when Humpty Dumpty asserts himself die
tionaries cease to be of any USE.
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GLORY AND JUNK

TT HAS been enormously asserted that
i nothing is quite so dead as yesterdays
newspaper But even admitting that the
liveliest dispatches have the life of Il May
fiy, it must be conceded that If they expire
MS news they may in some instances survive
as history. No, the maximum Of mori-
bundity is not in the ont dated journalistic
product. II is in the once proud vessels of
II growing navy.
For the first time in It's history the Gov
ernment is selling battleships. In the past
they have been scrapped by the owner or
battered to fragments by tho latest guns.
Nine American warShips rated obsolete have
inst been disposed Of 10 the highest bidder
and all but one have fallen into tn" hands
of a Philadelphia firm, which will break
its superannuated feet into salabe pieces.
Among the rejected craft are tho battle
ships Wisconsin, Missouri and Maine, in
their day alleged symbols of American naval
majesty. The eight ships brought a total
OF $235, ,000-scarccly the price Of a single
small modern cargo carrier.
Popular subscriptions went into the
making Of the Maine, built to replace the
second class battlcshp blown up in Havana
otically fashioned. was rated unmatchable
The cruiser Columbia also in the LOT, now
nj League Island was for some years the
sueed queen of the American Fleet. She Is
about as useful today as one of George
Stephenson or Oliver Evans locomotives.
, Warships are born high and die low.
Few IL any other ephemera touch so closely
the extremes Of the grandioSe and the futile.
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y1yrAH hn1TCAHC Inner Lights on Lives and Whims
11OlH<7l N1O11O of Personages in the Public Eye

, men who drew big jobs-havc Philippine cx-
to the preparation of grub? The experience
that the United States gained in these far.
gcncy came. ton timos mora thon t. cost
-.
That same intolerance which is just
now being vented upon the youth of to-
DAY, particularly in harsh criticism of its
representative Burton Erwin Sweet. of
Iowa, In one form or another. There is.
Tor instance. the nntagonism that the older
generation in my State is likely to feel
toward the lad who has been to college and
,Mn', "nG !n, has come back home all primcd with
% t"Ss rcmsmhsr hs thf"rcs ,ho o" scientific farming
finished at Ames and the next div showed
up ;n pack home in the office of his fa her, clad
=" ""What' "t trousers: sweater. pancake cap.
sire, is why you should dress like nm idiot
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cHINA'S OPPORTUNITY

s0TllE Shantung controversy has been
l. settled" In announcing this fact 10
the open session of the Washington Com
ference, Secretary Hughes fixed another of
those memorable dates which he has been
contributing to history.
1t is needless TO recall the shadow thrown
upon the Versailles Treaty by its failure to
win juStc" for China. The delegates of
that country were in nOwise backward in
proclaimlug that they had been cheated and
their refusal to sign the compact of 1919
was natural consequence of their indigna-
ton.
The accommodation in the arms meeting.
an agreement in which China gains far
more than was ever anticipated by her most
ardent friends, suggests a new chapter of
progress and self development for great
.\satic nation, Within thirty days jap
ancse troops will begin tn" evacuation of
Using Tao. Chinese sovereignty is assured.
the Toxic Government retaining only GER
tain privileges in the management Of the
main railway line.
The establishment Of a firm. cohesive
Government in China is now the indispensa-
Bile prerequisite to complete assertion of
national integrity, Mr.. Balfour yesterday
disclosed the intentions of Great britain to
withdraw from the leased port Of Wei Hal :
Wei. The French Commission had pre-
viously intimatcd that the claims Of the re-
public upon Kwang Chau Wan may be re-
nOunced.
China has without doubt been VIGOROUSLY
abused. The escape from oppression and
maltreatment is now sighted, 1t is the Chi
nese themselves upon whom the fate of their
own fine old civilization and its adjustment
to the mosaic of civilization now rests.
In their new emancipation they acquire
new responsibilities. A. stable, unified Gov
rrnmcnt is the primary need of mastering
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

CPANTSH influenza-a mysterious plague
~ which originated on battlcfelds and in
the disorder created by long continued wars,
and swept Europe repeatedly before it ar-
peared at last under less awful name
than the one it bore in the past-frst en-
tered the United States by way of the
Southern Atlantic ports and appeared a
little later in New York. IL was spreading
TO the whole country even while the port
physicians and public health officials in
almost every important city were telling the
people that there was nothing TO worry
about.
The flu has appeared again in New
York, where it is reaching the proportions
OF an epidemic. Two days ago the health
officials of the port of New York and the
officials Of the Department of Health were
telling New Workers that the new vista
ton of the flu wouldn't do much damage.
There is no reason to feel that Philadelphia
may profit By any special immunity.
1t is the duty Of the Department Of
Health and the Department of Welfare to
be frank and far sighted rather than use
lessly optimistic. 1t is possible by sys-
tcmatc care to avoid influenza. Every one
should seek tho advice Of n doctor at the
slightest sign Of fever or the first symptoms
of "a cold" Keep your windows open. get
plenty Of sleep and pay. for the time being
At least the strictest attention to rules of
health and sanitation, which your family
doctor will outline for you in the space of
q few minutes
There is no danger Of another general
epidemic Of Influenza. since the disease
grows mildcr with every appearance after
the first outbreak. 1t is far less virulent,
wherever it is encountered now. than it was
in the siege of 1918. But at best it isn't a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02
SIGNS OF PROMISE

vIyHE vote by which the Senate passed the
~ Foreign Loan Funding Bill was really
4 vote of confidence in President Harding.
The plan proposed in the bill was sub
stantially the plan Of the executive depart
ment of the Government 1t provides for
the appointment of commission of five.
src,udinR the Secretary of the Treasury, to
s,range with the debtor nations for ex-
cbnnging their acknowledgment of indebted
Is11S. into terest-bcaring bonds of their
s<ssuective Governments payable in twenty
SW Years. The interest is to be not less
4&nn AZ per cent.
N Various propositions to limit the discre-
$50 cf the commission in adjusting the pay
2nts OF interest and in other ways were
'G1ed down. They were made by Senators
8 aFe In favor of making peremptory
Hhnd tor the payment Of what is owed
- 1<eddsut and Secretary Mellon
" demapd could not b nat,
NJ t6et 4 would produce NJ.
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necessary friction in handling other ques-

necessary friction in handling other ques-
tions.
Only three Republican Senator's declined
to follow the lead Of the Administration on
this matter. They were Borah, La Fol-
lcttc and Norris. who have been kicking
over the traces on various matters for a
long time. They were among the bitter
enders on the Versailles Treaty and they
have been consistently parochially minded
on every big question of foreign relations.
The vote on the Funding Bill indicates
more clearly than anything else that has
happened this winter a disposition in the
Senate to follow the lead of the White
House In dealing with the complicated
issues arising out Of the attempts to bring
about an intelligent cooperation of the
United States with other nations in solving
the International problems now texing the
world.
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Answers to Yesterday's chi,

|. The unicorn is fabulous animal with
. The Three Graces Of Greek my,bo,.
-, We're Aglaia, Euphrosyne and ;Tr66Ip,gy T6n,ty
3. The third smallest State in tn" Irninni lana
Connecticut, with 1906 square nIH,s miIes Is
4. Singapore is situate on an islnnns .,
the end of the Malay PcnIns"Imad or or
r rns southwest nMW mroJ projection of Asia "' ''e
Euterpe, Polymnia, Thaiin Naiiimope'
,,,. enc. Erato; Terpsichore and UpTi,'- Urnmin'
dramatist Of the Restoration psii,sn pnrisdn
Among his est.known comedia, Gomez se'iod' @
The Country Wife" and 'The PIaiS aii1
.c Dealer" His dates are l64O-i7l5' ah
7.f"The glory that was Greece ana ,,o
grandeur that was Rome is n pnssnm ,ne
from Edgar Allan Poe's poem ~
8. Firenze Is the Italian name for tbe o,,,,
OF Florence, In Tuscany, Italy wy
Q. The accent In the word deficit should v.u
on the frst syllable. 90"
10. An unguent % any soft substance 49,,
~ ointment or FOR fabrication
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02
To n Chicago woitress who refused a

To Chicago waitress who refused all
tips from patrons has just been presented
n check for $4,000 and a deed for thou.
sand acres of Nevada's best grazing land
from an old rancher. as an appreciation OF
her independence. 1t Is not seriously ex-
pected that her experience will deter Others
in the same line Of business from accepting
anything and everything that comes ths9
way. t+, ,as s,-,tI I.e9 e}s 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02
what DO You Kno,v?
QUIZ

QUIZ
l. "hht ,htn,, two famous monarchs crowroo
Davis in 1865: JeHerson
.. What is q widgeon?
q Mhat was the Marshalsca?
q Who, Who wrote Night Thoughts?
T. What ,str,I, Is the largest waterfall in N.
g. "haa s,dhe Is the fourth largest river in North
O. How many legs has an ig,anop
lo What Is meant by Lincoln greeno
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

DR.. Il. TAFT Mckenzie says compel.
ton between college football teams Is so keen
that it may bring about the games COLLAPSE.
There is so much truth in his declaration
that there is little likelihood that those con-
,cerned will pay any attention to it. Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

The first meeting of the international
Court of Justice ut The Hague. lost sight
of on busy globe like seed in battle.
field, is full of Importance for the world IL
may mark the beginning of code of inter
national laws that will eventually be biud'
Ing on all the nations of the earth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

With Senator Ware running backward
and forward over the State, the free and
independent voter hasn't an idea as to how
he is going to cast his free and independent
vote
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

Samuel GOmpers Is opposed to compul-
sorry unemployment insurance. Without
preiudice TO the Immediate case ut issue,
but bearing in mind many instances of Mr.
Gompers' opposition. we begin to fear that
Samuel is growing sot In his ways. He does
not seem to realize that as the game OF life
I progresses the rules change. Z. J,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

New Yorker, sixty. seven years old,
plungcs into icy Hudson and saves nine.
year-old boy. May heaven keep him from
rheumatism. for he's fine old scout. !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

When three or four men are heard talk.
ing loudly and fevcrishly it is no sign that
they are discussing politics. One of them
may be thinking Of buying car.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

The effort of Senator Hiram johnson
to collect fec Of So, 900 from the City Of
New York suggests an interesting question::
Doesn't he wish he may get it?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

John D. Rockefeller has given another
S40,oo,OOO for education. Step on the
gas, gentlemen, and reimburse him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

Richmond Mass. woman is running
against her husband for town clerk. Kind
Of n family scrap. Or, perhaps, merely 4
family agreement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

Jazz goes back to the African jungle,
says New York preacher. Whit he prob.
nbly means is that it ought to go back.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

In the matter of the Shantung settle.
mcnt the Pekincse pup is liable to find him.
self gagged with Canton flannel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

Scsmographic reports indicate that
Mother Earth has been shlmmying, but thu
scientific police have not yet been able II
locate the dance hall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

Mayor Lew Shank. of Indianapolis
walked at the head OF 10000 persons to tn
Indiana Capitol. Letting 'cm kno,
Shank's Mayor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

-, One other thing the Sesqui Centennial
VIII do Is to draw attention to Philadel.
phi0's Importance as convention city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-02

Speed having exhausted itself at the
Boldly trial, Delay will assume charge
pending q decision Of the Court of Appeals.