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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-03
seoreoate Dancing

A.. Editor OF the Evening Public Ledger!
s,,--There are only two ways to
,,noe as every one knows-good and
ssa Ma The bathrooms Of today cater only
W COY .trot, one step and wa t7. Inc
swotos and cabarets and some of ctr Sc
sai,.d thigh class" restaurants cater to
,nsic that in a general way leads to
suggestive dancing.
am young man twenty-five years
A age and have been dancing for three
=, four years and have yet to be put oil
~. ballroom floors. The public dance
Mil Is a menace to young girls, some
neoplc say. Where do they get their
sacts? Do they ever go to any OF our
dance halls? No. They IRE governed
nv what takes place. in the cafes. caba-
rsts etc, Do not for one moment try
10 compare the cafes with the ba llroom.
The percentage of indecent dancers
IN The ballroom is small-10 per cent at
the most. But In the cafes, ETC., the
percpntage is larger from 80 to S5 per
cent. Dancing has been very popular
for years. but only since prohibition
has any one found time to know II. BE.
fore July I. 1920, these knockers
were busy with liquor. Now, in order
to keep In the limelight, they pick on
the ballroom. Thep will have some
fight on their hands IL they try to close
these halls. GEORGE S. TAYLOR.
Philadelphia, December 30, 102l.
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Letters to the Editor should be as
brief and to the point as possible,
avoiding anything that would open
denominationai or sectarian dis
cussion.
No attention will be paid to anony.
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence OF
good faith, although names will moi
be printed II request Is made that
they be omitted.
The publication of a letter ia not
to be taken as an Endorsement of its
Views by this paper.
Communications will not be re-
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor Will manuscript be saved.
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Contrasts Conditions

''th' Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger!
tails be-"
In the public schools of this city l
Ssss taught the following: "This is the
cNSlty OF Brotherly Love We are IA
11nrlstian Nation; ; An men are born
yee and equal. ; America is the land
opportunity etc.
IN yesterdays EVENING PUBLIC
npGER (to the papers creditD ap.
pe peured an article telling of working
Idn ~ Manayunk who attempted sui
stueS pS drowning IN order that his
lt'.nng ls", wife and children might col :
mis.nn%k NIL ms Insurance and drag out their
hoaanm am accompanying etching showed the
bSsssard, weeping mother, surrounded
tSo ner children. The wooden shack in
v background Is the "home' of this
on a'eIiSon ,h.on family. And the expression
Not 'ne ne children's faces! Good God
wSioto one lace illuminated by the smile
ILL., ,,S should be "a 'child's heritage in
~ twentieth century of civilization.
imagined, in studying the faces,
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International Trade EnXoYs

To the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-Now that we are at peace with
all the nations Of the earth, this Gov
ernmcnt, business firms, and all the
leading newspapers should send a spe-
cial trade ambassador to visit every
country in the world to create closer
trade and business feeling. The end
of the war means that we are just
starting anew, and this would quicken
the return to fuller understanding and
Il steady increase of trade.
ID. l.. BENHAM.
Philadelphia, December 80, 1921.
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1.-THE Kitchen Cabinet"

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-Wil you please explain just how the
expression 'kitchen cabinet originated?
II. S. q.
Philadelphia. December 80, 1921.
The Kitchen cabinet" was a name given
to Il group OF political advisers OF President
Jackson. They occupied no official posi-
tons. but were consulted by the President
as prvat. citizens. The principal members
of this cabinet were Amos Kendall. william
Il. Lewis. Isaac Hill. Duft Green and Francis
+. Blair. 1t was the custom OF these unof-
fetal advisers, whenever they called upon the
President. to go In by the back door TO
elude observation; hence tho sobriquet OF
"kitchen cabinet" which is said to have
originLted among tho MhiSs.
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IG!Ht'T,TE' !pnS' M. III. Ian. i. 1922. JACop W.
ba nd % Charlotte schultz (i"e Shaw.
ativcs and friends. also all organiza tions
which he was mcmb"r. invited to ~.
al. Thurs 2 T. NJ. from his late rosI-
ce. 203l " Reese at. Int Hillside Crm
~ .nn NNnd
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pedestrIan,s Chances Slim

n the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir.--l have been tempted 10 inquire
several times just what chances poor
pedestrian has these duys. / have two
children, one Of whom recently started
to school. My wife Is compelled to cross
Fifty second street going and coming
from school. There is no such thing as
traffic regulation, for the vehicles seem
to 20 and come as they please, dash
from one side to the otker, than take
the tracks and fly past the crossings at
the rate Of fifty miles an hour.
There Is an OrdinSnce prohibiting
speed greater than fifteen miles an hour
In this city, and yet not one out of Il
hundred automobilists ever thinks of
observing 1t. Tonight an elderly lady
crossing Cedar avenue at Fiftp- second
street was thrown down and seriously
injured. | understand that there was
no warning given Of the approaching
car. This Is only an incident of COM
con occurrence along this thoroughfnre.
What Is to be done and to whom must
the appeals be made In order to lessen
The ever r-increasing loss of life due to
eckiessly driven machines?
Philadelphia, December 80. 1921.
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Most OF US want ugat WORK snort loyrs
nothing to thIrH about and good bay, ms Is
not that Kind NJ a JOb
II Is hard work. 'ong hours and r,quircs
INTENSITY" thinking ,ut pays accordlngly
II IL harder nrd higgsr Sob Than most
leaders uf this page 'uok for, nn rxrcpti0n3i
genius Is not required, but a very ordinary
man won I do, he must be over 9S nd llnIcy
~. ross'ss sunny disposition and be
capable Of nuldlug the frirudahIp and re-
spcCt OF his sE0riRtcs
u the reader ~ wasting cn ,rts In somrthIpE
that does not afford Il future and has courage
TO ,lfE Tor Shnlu position, ho g. Invited 10
lull Chestnut st., before noon
Please 90 not answer unless you can remain
r. 8. wiliiams wv
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"come over, Mr.. WoIverton!"

To the Editor Of the Eucnin0 Public Ledger!
Sir--As a compliment to Prosecutor VOL
Verton. Of Camden. for his great work and
hint to MIR. Rotan to shake a. leg and
make some room In MoyamensinR Prison for
the incoming guests, let me offer the FOL.
lowing:
Oh. won't you come over. Mr.. wolyerton,
and clean our Moya out7
Your presence In our city would surely cause
rout.
There's so many ycgEs in Moya, tho walls
are bu,ging out,
While our District Attorneys busy signing
papers for a bout.
Just say that you are coming: then up will
60 n shout.
with you and our Judge Mona we could keep
tho stck-ups out.
r. Z. BALTANO. !
Philadelphia. December 2s. 1921.
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To Keep From Being Submeraed

10 the Editor Of the Evenin0 Public LcdDcr:
Sir-I do not fully believe III the old
Biblical adage, cam l my brothers.
Keeper: any more than do l believe
that the world owes me a living" and
l am expected to do nothing for myself
but sit about and wait for the world t.
pay its responsibilities. 1t Is up to
every man and woman TO see that they
do not become submerged.
am inclined to think that those who
claim that this il not friendly city
VIII find that the fault Is in themselves,
'G0d helps those who help themselves"
Is true saying, and from personal px-
perience | have found that the people
of this city will help you II you are
willing to help yourself.
l came to this city n stranger, know
ing but one young man, who was a
school friend at an academy, and hav,
Ing 4 few distant relatives here.
secured employment at but moderate
salary, only sufficient to supply my i'm
mediate wants. 4 very small amount
could / allow for a little plea sure, GO
ing to che theatre but once week. But
| promised my parents l would keep
clean. l kept that idea always before
my mind, no matter where ! Went or
what | thought of doing.
| lii not need to have others set M
in the right road, for l consider it is
only the wcHlling who is not willing TO
shoulder responsibilities. Opportunities,
] believe, come to every one II they will
/ have the patience to wait, hut they must
keep clean. 1t TX better to wait. even II
lonesome, than to plunge into the whirl
of undesirable assOciatcs--thosc who
are easily approachable, for you will
invariably find that they are looking
! for victim. Friends are not made IN
day, but by keeping strictly to the
promises made my mother, ] have
found this city most cordial In rCcclv.
ing me, and | believe others would find
the same condition IL they keep clean
and are willing to wait. j. W. Il.
Philadelphia, December 80. 1921.
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Sailors In World War

To the Editor Of the Evenin0 Public Ledger:
Sir-How many sailors enlisted In the
navy during the World War?
II. r. II.
Philadelphia. December. 30 1921.
At the time we declared war there were
90 900 mon in the navy: 400, 900 enlisted
during the war. and 55l 900 saw service OF
some kind In the navy during the conflict.
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IN MEMORVNN

NEE KEEY.--In loving memory of our
dear mother, MARY NEE KEY, who de-
parted this life January 3, 1916.
HER CHILDREN.
WILLIAMS.-1n loving memory Of our
dear mother. SYDNEY T. WILLIAMS. Jan.
3, 1912. CHILDREE
YEAGER,-EDwARD NJ, nv beloved
husband. died January. 3. 1915. WIFE.
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Wants Remaining Verses

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger.
Sr--Could any of tho readers OF the
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER furnish me with the
remainder of The verses OF the following.
also the name OF the author:
THE KNIGHT AFTER CHRISTMAS
The Knight after Christmas he was sad.
dcned md bi oke,
Ho said &c himself. ''It's no longer n Joke
This thing they call Christmas is nll well
and good
II for ak weeks or more one could 1.-Two
without food" ROSA WILDE
Philadelphia, Dccemher 2s, 1921.
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HELP WANTEp--MAIn

NIGHT wArcHMAN. experlenced wfp. ss>est
boilers: must have referenees.f kfufnffu'
bond; reaspnable wages. Apply ready TOR
work Port Richmond Scrap Iron q Metal
CO., Mcmphs and w stnoreland ste
NOTICE IL hereby given that the Civil scrY-
ice Commission OF PhiladelphiR will hold
for tho positions shown below,
on the dates named For detailed infcrnos-
Room s75, City Hall: inspection service--
Jan. 10. inspector tsupervlsing) matsrinls.
servlcc-Jan; 10. chief resident physician and
pRychopathooFist $4,000 and maintena noe;
Jan. 20 technical assistant l1s yrats,. 5000
Teaching service - Jan. 25, teacher (naer
professional - Jan a. assistant engineer
lco----Jnn, TO- pilot. as rer ordinance, $500.
skilled labor aorvicc--Jpn 10. bischsnith
ihorseshoer) as per ordlnanc 81 O0.sG0 0pt
Jan ~; briciIbayer. as per ordinance, tso0-
s4.OO-S5.5O; Jan, 4 cement hnisher, as per
ordinance. $500 dSG.OO; Jan. 49, foreus n
(blacksmit h-horses eshocr). az per ordinances,
ifi015 30 mo-; Jan. I3; foreman; cleaners snd
| ianitors. as per ordinance. s1400. Jan. rs.
foreman, heating plant, repairs per ordi-
na nee, so day.
fHs,Nr r.V,,N8 ats,Vg
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Questions AnsUered
Introduction Of Manual TRAINING

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-When was manual training intro
duced into schools? w. l.. 8.
Philadelphia. December 81. 1921.
The earliest official recognition OF man
ual training was given in Finland. where
Uno Cygnaeus organized a plan fo- such
work in primary schools In 1858. and where
such instruction was made compulsory for
certain pupils In 1866. Sweden soon after
recognized the Importance OF such training
and gave an impetus to the movement
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BYron,s "Maid Of Athens"

To the Editor Of the EveninO Public Ledger:
Sir-Who was the maid OF ATHENS OF
ByrOns poem? MISS +. Il. G.
Philadelphia. December 80. 1921
II Is said that this song was addressed
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MEN WANTED ny ,.l;;A,,RRGE Cloth;
IIHHcENiEN. = SGC5Ho0I.s. G6iI.EGE AND
HAVE SIMILAR ENPERlEECE AND
F0If.OWING. STATE FtLLY. PAST
EXPER1IE;:XSGTEE, AiIHp cS;oA cS;oA,;AR2YY ,h,2Y DE,
PLDG., y. 7.
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A. S. STANFORD
APARTMENT HOUSE.

Poplar St, ti7.6O cash and mortgage buys
property. and furniture 80 =, 10 baths; tsboe
yearly income VIII consider selling geod
VIII and renting Phone Columbia 1875.
SALES MANAGER
ManuflCtureTB Of auto pCCegsOry want Ealea-
manager o. distributors for Philadeiphia and
surrounding territory, must be financially re-
Eponsbe. Write call at the Contlnuous
Machine Works. Garwn0d, " J,
MAN with automobile who can nnance him.
self from $4,000 70 $1,000 90 take ohAfes
Of and manage our business In PhiiadslphI&
and vicinity, possibilities 900 TO $4,000
year, AddTeAs NJ 300 Ledger Office, 80
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Is Ours Really "City of Brotherly Love"?

that their eyes bored into my soul with
soaring accusation. Faces grim with
the puzzle-why did society condemn
them to freeze and starve, while around
them those who own huge stores of food
clothes and shelter complain there is
no demand?
And thcn-exquisite irony. Turning
the pages see sheet devoted mainly
to advertisements of Southern cities
Some tell Of sunshine and music and
dance. Others call to you to come spend
the winter under palms, where you may
splash in sparkling, sun warmed wa
tiers, where you may fish and sail and
golf and hunt-a veritable paradise
Come, please come to our city. Spend
the winter in sunshine and luxury" ,"
they invite.
SO | wonder, and ponder and pom =
der foolish people Why didn't they
go South for the winter?''
UNANSWERED YOUTH.
Philadelphia, December 81, 1921.
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CLINTON ROGERS WOODRUFF.
CHARLES y, NEELD,
sALEs RMpREsENTArINEs-Thc !

Rurnau ~ AnaivsIs raouires . bI,b'yr
Snles representative 81 70 80 years 10 in-
"rviC" Executives ana pthgrs Interested IN,
phIlad"lphi inns now enrolled; large earnings
and y splendid OpDOrtunitv for those who
qualify, we also desire resident snles mans
ayers In Atlantic City Allentown. Lancaster.
ia n,bnr cities; rsn.v he In,t.r" nnpY MA
I'll us about yourself. F.. u. A.. 1Ts5
lgc gt +.
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PERSONALS

EPECKJ ES removed In DAYS; Euaran.
i\L\NLLc t"ed harmless; vanity boxes
given away. Poulmard Beauty Shop. S34
Real Estate Trust hldE.. Broad and Walnut.
NOT RESPOESIBLE fyr any debts ur,rss
contracted by mysef. Michael Smugar
% y. jth 81
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Near East Relief

~ the Editor OF the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir am mclosing to you the off :
clal receipt which is issued by the Near
East Relief TO all who contribute. In
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BURIAL PARK
USDERT tKERs

Provide now, thc future Is uncertain
Renutiful Accessible, Perpstual Carr
Main Onlce-GlNnsdc, PennR, Both Phones
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SABESME:;-We desir' the services OF q
high-rIass salesma4 now. calling on the
In the states Of ohio. virginia and Kentucky
to sell our famous Ou'en washing machines.
commission: we hav" a gond pronostIon for
the right party Addr"Ts Knoll Manufactur-
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LOST AND FOUND

BRACELET Lost. Od-ra shiOnod flexible
gold bracelet, blue enamel with reuris at
clasp lost on Saturday night either in Wal
Tut ST Theatre or going from there along
9th 1T. to Chertnut and down chestnut u. 10
7th st, on south side. Reward Of $3.50 to
road Bryn Mawr,
DEi-IOst. Sunday afternoon, orange color
Pomeranian dog. vicinity Of 3Gth and
Chestnut sts. Reward n returned to Mrs
Th"o. ". Fairesa Kingscourt Apis, Goth and
Chestnut sts, Ant. RI.
SUN OF MONEY-fost. Monday. sum OF
money In ENVELOPES; / marked "S.nteR"
also lOuse bils; return to 3Ol Commercial
Trust Bidg. liberal reward.
DOG-TIat brown bulldog. Friday, npar
linS s. 46th. collar marked jerry. 1924
GillLn y. Phon" Woodland nS00 Il, Reward.
, SCARF - TwO-Elun stone martin, lost In
GlChe Theatre Tuesday afternoon Dec
81. reward, Call Ardmore ss4 ".
back: return to V. y. Brecht. y. T.. cor
. T.chigh ave. and Sth Ft.; reward.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CLERK for general office work teytII.
trade: onn who understands cotton yarn
state full part Cuiars, age rnlirion. rrf and
salary. + l9@l Ledger Office.
OSGBRY-Fuu.fa .fashIonoI aranor. ,teadv
work an sod wages Thomas W Iu~k
ILnsiery = JasIel and York SITS
SNI,ESWONh:N 49, An unugu:l orpnr.IInItv
for 2 refined. p"rionCod yalrgwnn,rr n
represent corporation doing Il nt'I n-,vtd.
business: must ave NleaSIug prrsonulitv
to he abb u MO- 81 Sole Z class .r rrone
married women OF cOusId"red must be free
tO travCi. See Mr.. ROE rs Tuesday l9i9
Liberty BdE.
STENOGRAPHER-Y lady FOR combIna.
tiOn stcnographic and clerical work: must
be quick and accurate: state references ex.
pericnce and salary dosired. = ilOT. l.. o
SrENOGRAPHER. Intctigcr-, caDahIe ~
lie Insurance lffCe: r.py In o,v1 hunT.
writing. RiVInE age. exp"r lcncc references
and salary expectcd. p llnl. Ledger Or %.
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THE PEOPLES FORUM

to the daughter of Theodore Maori. a con-
sur at Athens. '
1T. u. G."--Thc War Department says
II has been estimated that the total num-
Der Of Americans who fought in France was
1900. 900.
"E. l.. C."--The next time Christmas s
will come on Sunday will bo In 1927.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-03

The Peoples Forum will appear daily
In the sunday Public Ledger. Letters
discussing timely topics will be printed
M well as requested poems, and u,pes-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-03

own goods we show you how. FREQ book
explains everything. National scientific Lab
orator es, ~ Main. RirNnUrri. Va
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SAIt.N--The past year has boon ON of
edius'rnrnt in Our organization. We have
,yeafed o II the drunna and promoted the de-
srrvir, 70 executive post ms NJ r"FpOneibll-
Nv ard cons .uu"niiv lucrativ" remunrrRtlon.
~ those recently promoted. Only men pos
seaqing seif-confdnnc". initiative and amhi-
cRusr With the "Npansi0r OF huslncPE in
sight for 1922 We mu0t nee ssnrIly ngure
upor car'v promotion ror the aurcnSEful Ap-
Tiicant Amply Suit" l10S. Land Title and
Trust RIdg
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HALESAIAS-tioud Orpuriuuitv for man With
ability. experience and dcterminat tion N
you are willing e. work hard and have con-
Gd.nCc In your ability g. make good. call az
our office Tuesday. Miller Rubber Co. COS
IlrOu1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-03

TELEPHONE OPERATORS
cxpIienccd on Telephone. to solicit adye-tIs
mgN" viii pay salary and r0uus; must I've allie
I" Droduc"; state age. pND' ri"rro ana salPry
cx0'ctad: give te'CEhone numl"-r Z posglbI,
NJ OIL. Ledger Office.
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SALESNAS--want"d. cxD. lumber aaIcsrnan
10 represent US In Thia and surrounding
territory on commission basis. state experi-
,,rce nd give references IN reply. Address
whocsalrr. BOX No. l+l5. H-orfok. va
SAIESMAS-YounR man with some Phop
pSprrionCo to S'il improved small toolst
: roHt.ghar ring ARRANGING Mt with dra wing acs
count: give details fret i"ttrr. " OOi Led
ger Office.
sATESMAN-YounF man fypcwritcrs; draw
acct heat. rel: ref Bundy. zoos Chestnut
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General

CIVIL SERVICE examinations. Jan and
Feb. many VHCarr!"s. salary Sl5OO-S' SOC. !.
write for sample tests. 1871. Led on.
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WAITRESS, refined. "xp"rIenced white
Protestant. private home 3 Other ma lids
references required. Mrs Ford 022O Ger
mantowr. ave. Phone Chestnut Hi 049O.
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CirncrPT
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALR

OFFICE EXECUTIVE
Young woman. business md college, training,
sue, ssiu. .r, rrtAriHl anil executive eNpert-
.r,.,. d"s'r"s pUsiLaun VI responsibility with
DppOr luully ( udvHnCcmtn' \ l2T. Leo. on.
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ING. formerly " 2l2l y 18th st Relative
and friends, aIsl Class 80. Bcthlchrm
PRESBYTERIAN Shnday School, also Stoueman :
Fellowship Invited 10 funeral services on
Tuesday at =. NJ, from parlors Of Latay.
EFT Taylor, gOAI-3G y Bruuu st. Friends
may call Monday evening. 4 to 10.
kEISlNli --Entcrrd into rot at nr0wn4
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Statesmen *5On n"r month now being
earned by salcs agents in rennsvlvani1
soIIing wales Adding aud nookk+-p ng MAJ
chimes. we are about to open few nevk
agencies up the state and viii assign seyi
oraI counties TO guaranteed territories an
viii nav a very liberal commission TO me
ErIcCted; this IS an eX '' , nj opportunty Y /,
! sp, cralty statesmen. Write or call an w.
Nc arland :O35 Chestnut St. Phila.
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SCHREIRER --sudderly. jan. 2. at hls
,Idencp Falls rond West Park Phlla .
EORGE A. SCHREiRER. Duo notice OF
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ROONEY. Dec a. at Pittsburgh, Pa.
FLORENCE e., wife Of George w: Rooney
and daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Clark,
70 funeral services. Tues Pi NJ; at 1 thc
borough, Phiis. Int. private. Friends call
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husband Of Caroline refining, aged 90. Due
notice OF funeral from his late Residence WI
REYNOLDS. JANE REYNOLDS (nec
Bcrks). Funeral wednesday, 23O sharp,
from her late residence. 1921 81 Marks
Evening star., 1922-12-03
'OTHERS ARE CANVAS BACK
ON ACCT. OF THEIR HABIT OF
NEVER GOING OUT IN WET
WEATHER WITHOUT A CANVAS
JACKET OR AN UMBRELLA"

and a good dagger of some standard
make, pairs canvas shoes, pairs
hose. ! garter and a dress shirt.
This may seem like whole lot q;
trouble but the results is genall,
always worth it as they's no create,
satisfaction to be gotten out of moth
ing than bring home a fine bag o.
canvas backs, muddleheads and tweel,
and show them to the little womau
with some such remark like loo
what i done mamma?
And incidently mamma will b.
uckled to death with her share of tn,
entertainment which is to pluck tn
ducks and get them ready for th.
oven which is about the most enioy.
able of all a women's tasks with III,
possible exception of scrubinr tb,
kitchen floor but what is a nm.
trouble when you think of the biz
feast ahead of a bevy of wild duck,
which is tough and hard to get any.
thing of of them and pretty nea,
always tastes terrible but still AM
all they are wild ducks and not to b,
sneezed at.
RING W. LARDNER. /
Great Neck. Long Island, Dec. 1.