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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Feels We Lack Culture
TO the Editor Of the Eversro Public LedOer'

To the Editor Of the Ever.ro Public Ledger:
Sir-While ] do not agree with all
your correspondents have said resard.
ing Pbiladelphians, and their lack OF
sociability to strangers, yet do reel
that the people of this city lack cul-
ture. They show It In 30 many ways.
They show II In their non n.appreciation
Of music, through the small attendance
Mt the musical entertainments. as q
whole. They lack artistic instinct which
is shown in the rows and rows OF IN
artistic houses in every part of the city,
and the lack Of appreciation for art In
general, as shown In the small attend
ance at the Academy Of the Fine Arts,
which is,, in itself, most antiquated
affair.
They lack an appreciation Of good
reading and the use Of the library. Note
the Philadelphia Public Library at
Thirteenth and Locust streets. Where is
there a city one tenth of the size OF
Philadelphia that uoes not have q better
and more pretentious public library? Go
to the library, and nine out Of ten OF
the patrons are foreigners. Where do
Philadelphians get their reading mat
ter?
/ could name a number Of other
things to show that the people of this
city lack culture-including the bad
manners displayed in public. The rea-
son they do Is because they do not travel
and see how other people live. Probably
century ago Philadelphia had many
things that other cities did not have,
but through their slowness they do not
keep pace with the times. They have
been told by their parents and grand
parents Of the great institutions In this
city, and they still think they are far
ahead of any other city, and never go
to have their minds dlsabused or to
bring their opinions and statements up
to date. =.
The Philadelphian is a lovabic per-
son when you get in with him, but try
to do this without having a pockctful
of introductions and testimonials. 1t Is
almost impossible 10 meet those of the
same class with whom you were in the
habit Of associating in other cities.
A. KNOCKER.
Philadelphia, January 10. 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
The Tacony Site

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir--While apprcciating all the nat
ural advantages of the Tacony site pro
posed for the Sesqui- Centennial, It
would be great mistake to place the
coming worlds fair SO far away from
the city and so difficult to reach. Ease
of access must be the first considera-
tion. 1t must be taken into considera-
tion over everything else. The fair must
be made to pay. It must be within
reach Of one carfare or one carfare and
an exchange Of every home In this city.
It will naturally have to be located
In the outskirts OF our city, but this
location should be most easily reached
by the greatest number Of our people.
and the only locations thus far named
that would meet this condition would be
the Fairmount Park or the League
Island site. These are the only two
places to be considered. and the latter
Is by far the more desirable.
II. l.. WALLACE.
Philadelphia, January II, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Maaaini, Violin Maker

To The Editor Of The Evening Public ledger:
Slr-Kindly publish In your columns tho
following Information:
When did Pho Maggini make violins?
OF what value Is one CT hts violins to-
COY?
Was Maggnl an artist OF any great notc
as a maker and "a player? J, u. q.
Philadelphia. January l3. 1922.
Giovanni Paoio Maggini was celebrated
Italian v!olin-maker. who died in 1925 IN
Brescia, where he was born In 1881. Moth
ing is known Of his childhood or what caused
hIm to adopt the profession of violin-mallnr
hut 4 legal document signed by him In 1902
proves two things Cloarly-nrst, that his
signature Is that Of u person OF scnnty edu-
cation, and. secondly. that he was working
in BresCia as an apprentice under Gasparo
da Salo. Magslnrs name is associated with
many progressive innovations in the con-
struct!on OF the violin and especially In the
method Of cutting the wood. Authentic
specimens OF his work are scarce. but many
makers have used his name without au-
thority. He IL only credited with having
made about nifty viollns and fewer cellos and
tcnors We cannot fnd that he PLAYED the
instrument in public. nor can wa awe you
the value of Il genuine Msggini. but Il would
be worth a. small fortune II genuine. for II
was the iaVorite instrument OF OIe Bull.
Leonard Veuxtemps and Dc BerIot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
How He Gets AIopo

TO the EdHo, Of the Evening Public Ledoer.
Sir--I do not find the slightest diff.
hculty in getting along with Philadel-
pnlans, and / SIZE no reason why other
people should not find II the same. II
goes against the grain 70 be SO COM
plaisant with them, but I have cult-
waited that course. When they tell you
that this Is "the city Of homes" l
never ask them the question, What kind
Oh homesY Or II they say It is the
City Of Brotherly Love, 1 refer to
tneir dictionary as to the meaning Of
the term, and not being able to find
the definition in Webster, pass It by
with no comment. .'-0.'-'
! have been here q number Of weeks.
have been told this is the cleanest
city In the country. didn't question
1t. because could not ede through the
newspapers. circulars and everything
elte hung about ms to just how clean
II might be. They tell me they have
the best transit service, but l didn't
question that either. for ] did not tnke
the time to find out how far the cars
ran. apart and how many occupants
they had. as could not see through
the discolored windows.
They tell me that Broad street is the
longest street in the world, and / am
silent because I have just come from
Chicago, where they told me they had
mobile thoroughfnre; that they had the
largest park in the world, but I could
not question that because I did not
know where they drew the line as to the
furnished and unfttrnishcd part. These
are but a few of the many things of
which Philadclphians love to boast.
L don't question anything thew sar.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Sweet Smile coneeals Club

To the Editor Of the Ercnino Public Ledger:
Sir-The many letters appearing
under the heading, "Is Philadelphia a
City Of Brotherly Lover" remind ne
of the story of the man with the jack
ass, who tried to please everybody and
written by guy named Aesop. Any
way, It taught me to quit trying to
please. people. because 1t can't be done.
II you look at them you are trying to
firt, and IL you don't you are stuck
up: II you put up front you are
living beyond your means, and If you
don't you're bum.
But now l go on the even tenor of
my way, and If people don't like my
quaint ways, they can 70 take run
and jump Mt themselves. am pass
ing this system on TO those strangers
as il worked with me o. X.
L cased in here from Topeka, Kan,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
p SoRTmwEsTERN NATIONAL RANK

Al ,bn bnn'.kSueiph q: Pa. January II, 1922,
hs foiiorftnnnu ftnnuSt Election, held January 10th
edgarG k''s plTcgtofs were reelected:
Il Chas n nGnnidt Otto ", Schaum
todfTey !, wv WIN, B. Severn
!. Rayn,MMn, H"bmanE IAnford G. Nice
Edw, e. gu haH John Il, Live2ev
kRrry IpBundheiseT Joseph H. Whitman
rom J, Y, Stuart
Al ,, ,John II. GOehring
|Ay, Ib"eGt rs or the Directors, held this
kSusly' ne re following Officers were unani.
|nforS A. SGhmldt. President.
Tho foIi, Al, Nlce, Vice President and Cashier
ID Boss ss1pnhowlng appointments were made hy
kanSs Moore. Assistant Cashier.
fiiiia eGrriGlS, Assistant Cashier.
|uby n hAnagan, Assistant Cashier.
N ~ Massey Notary.
=, LfNFCRD C.. NICE,
Vice President and Cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Their moments Of victory here

Their moments Of victory here
Would fnd In the grasp OF our loving hand
clasp
Moro than penitent lips could explain.
For what had been hardest we'd know had
been best.
And what had seemed loss would b. gain:
For there Isn't thing that VIII not take
wing
Whom we'vo faced It and laughed Il
away:
And I think that the laughter is most yvha.
were after
In the Land OF beginning Again.
So l wish that there were some ,vondr,c.,
place
Called the Land Of beginning Again.
Whore all our mistakes and all our L,,,y
aches.
And all Of our poor. selfish griers
Could be dropped. like shabby old coat al
the door,
And never put again.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Letters to the Editor
Travelling In Unsafe Boats

10 thc Editor OF the Evening Public Ledoer.
=, Sir-There is going to be more than
the usual amount OF travel by water
this summer, and before the active sea-
son starts It is the duty of the director
OF the port to see that no vessel is
allowed to depart from this harbor that
mas not been sufficiently examined AZ
to its seaworthiness or that it is safe
Tor river travel. The war brought on
carelessness in this respect, In the
surry to get everybody to their destina-
ton as soon as possible. ..f'
We have plenty OF boats now lying
Idle In their docks, so that there is no
reason. to take any chances, Every
craft that is not up to the requirements
OF the law, should be ordered out OF
commission co.. until properly repaired.
The owners of these vessels, rather than
spend little money, allow them to bo
Kept in commission until some great
disaster. Is the result. and then IN in
vestigation IL instituted, and invariably
It is followed by n whitewnshing of the
owners.
1t is the duty Of the guardian of ship
ping and passenger vessels to do every
thing possible to prevent disaster.
and now is the time for inspection and
not when hundreds of lives 60 down.
In n measure this letter Is prompted by
the announcement that Government
transport has been seriously crippled at
sea, and in reading the account find
that the boat Is thirty mine years old
and was used as transport in the
Spanish American war. II was bring
Ing mostly returning soldiers who had
seen service in the World War. Is
this the respect Uncle Sam has for its
soldier boys, who fought so valiantly in
the World War, and who came out
alive, to jeopardize their lives in bring.
ing them home on an old transport that
long ago should have been placed out OF
commission, and especially since we
have several hundreds Of vessels recently
built lying idle in our hnrbors and out
Of service2 II. w. l..
Philadelphia. January II, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
To Holders of
c.ddo Central Oil and Refining
Corporation Six Per Cent Car
IT,, Certificates.

Notice Is hereby given that. pursuant te
az ynroyislons Of tho Trust Agreement dated
w w.brnery 2, 1920. In which the Commercial
rrust Company Is named as Trustee. and In
ttseordenco with the provisions sot forth In
sS n. certificates above named. issued pur.
sm' ms,t 10 said Trust Agreement. all OF the
ssuu,tlseetcs su-Ilss OF the above issue outstanding
wsturinS on the 10th day OF August. 1929.
ma IN The 10th day of February. 1923. for
one eps II thousand Dollars $4,000 each. have
pser and hereby are called for redemption
sseh ,ss e 10th day of February. 1929. mt the
"a rate OF one Thousand and Ten Dollars
TioloS for each such certificate. together
ww,,h The amount of the dividends then due.
N accordance with. the terms OF tho Agree
,n.nt above referred to.
Ths certificates called. with all unmatured
Syidend warrants attached thereto. h1uld
S presented for payment at the ratio above
named at the ofiice Of Commercial Trust
Sornpany, Trustee. City Hall Square. Phila-
SsipRia on Tor atter) February 10. 1929. on
which date all said certificates become due
and payable and all further right OF the
holder Of any OF the certificates 80 called
for redemption TO further or other payment
thereon shall cease and determine.
COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
HENRY c. GIBSON. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Does Smith Know an uncle ejm,9

Does Smith Know an uncle sim'?
To the Editor Of tho Erenino Public Ledger;
Sir-I have often wondered if Car
toonist Smith drew his people from life.
they seem 80 life-lik and human.
wonder IL there is really an "Unclc
BIN" in the flesh. am so infatuated
with his lovable disposition and his
liberality TINT II the cartoonist knows
Of BIN" just like he pictures him I
would be only too glad to invite an in
PRODUCTION, and can assure the Aus
tralian I would be true to him; never
take the car he would give me ont with
any other man as an occupant; would
hug and kiss him when he gave me lia
monds, instead OF treating him as has
the false Xander woman. After I had
him. would even force him to discon-
tinue the feud between himself and his
relatives, and would invite the Gumps
to the wedding breakfast, IL BIN sane
toned it or not.
A TRUE BLUE WIDOW.
Philadelphia, January 13, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
DEPARTMENT OF wHARyEs, DOCKS
AND FERRIES

OoU Bourse BUILDING,
Philadelphia, January 13, 1000
Sealed proposals. indorsed bids Tor Flee
tric Wiring for Chestnut Street Pier, No. 1
until Until Il O'clock noon iyedfse.daS. paSsa sGs,Ssa
25, 1922. In the office OF the Director OF ths
Department Of Wharves. Docks and Ferries
$50 Bourse Building. and then publicly
opened.
Plans, Specifications and blank forms upon
which bids must be made can bo obtained nj
The office above mentioned.
Proof must be submitted tho department
by the contractor that he has accepted tbo
provisions OF the WorSinginen's Compensat ion
Act OF June Is. 1917. relative TO Working.
mems compensation and insured his iabii-
~ hereunder or secured exemption there
from.
No bid will be considered unless accompa.
nled by certificate from tho City Solicitor
of the City of Philadelphia to the effect that
the proyisions Of an ordinance approved May
?5, 1880. requiring proposal bonds on all bids
exceeding In amount $500 have been Complied
with.
The Director reserves to himself the rixht
10 reject any or all bids as he may deem
best for tho interest Of the City OF Philadel-
phia. GEORGE +. SPROULE,
Director.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Questions AnS,Uered
Child a Citizen

TO ths Editor Of the Evening Public LcdOer:
SIr-Wou!d like to settle nn argument
about citizenship. A claims that a woman
CO ang from another country with q minor
child to America who marries an Ameri-
can Is al American citizen, also her child.
s. A. i.
Philadelphia. January Is. 1929.
A minor child takes the nationality OF
its parents. The woman becomes an Ameri-
can citizen through marrying an American.
likewise her child.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Annual Elections
souTnwARK NATtoN.1 n,Nu

So SOS SlhWARh NaTiONAL BANK
Philadelphia. January 49, 1902
AZ tho Annual Election held on the 10Th
hsnt' the following Stockholders were elected
'neei9Is 70 serve for the ensuing year:
MILAN A, HAMILTON
MILAN $. FURST
MiihLlAM ", FoULKROD. JR.
JOSEEH G. TRAINER
WALTER ]. STEINMAN
LANES \. CLARKE
IN SAMUEL ROSENFELp
,,iMS "a ne mncting OF the Board OF Dirac,o-s
nan InmSSs, m,S d"y, the following officers were
WILLIAM W, FOITIKRoD I'd p,,
NATTER J. sTEfNMAN, Vlcn PresTSsaehf rseTSidehf
MooRRLLoH' t. VERT, Vice President
EENRFSYN 4 j. ,Fz FkhAMK %tSE,, Wee President
WIi,iIAN SEEFG0TT. Nica President
70. H. VERT. Cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
THE PEOPLES Forum.
Is Ours Really "City Of Brotherly Love'9

six weeks ago, and have got more
friends already than I can afford: These
Phillians are fine people, but, like the
rest of the world, the minute they think
you think they are, superior to you, you
might as well pull down the banners
and move the circus. A sweet smile
and concealed club IL my motto,
Philadelphia, January IL, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Bespeaks His Name

To the Editor Ofths Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-One writer says strangers are
we'll off here, and are unwilling to leave.
Well, ! wish all the people of this city
the height Of good luck, but the day I
leave It for good my hat goes up in the
air and no waiting for it 10 come down.
CHEERFUL JIM.
Philadelphia, January o. 1922,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Flowers for Widow zander

To the Editor Of tbs Evening Pubic Ledger:
Sir-I have a sister-in law Just like
the Widow Zander. And / hope the
cartoonist does to the widow just what
! would like to do to my sister In law.
Something painless, but awful quick.
Then say it with flowers. c. p. z.
Merchantvillc, n. J., Jan. IA, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Poems and Songs Desired
"A Message From the Dead"

TO the Editor Of the EvcnmO Public Lcdgcr:
Slr-Wil some one OF my follow read.
ers Of the EyESiNG PURIIC LEDGER I:indly
print the two verses of ~ Message from
The Dead" song which originated be-
lieye, IA tho old Murphy Mnstrels
A CHASER OF VERSE
Philadelphia, January II, 1922
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17

WARWICK IRON g. STEEL
InAIlA ~,

The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
De held in the Philadelphia Once OF the
Company, No. 523 Chestnut street Tuesday,
February 18th. 1922. at . O'Clock =. NJ, for
We election Of Board of Directors to serve
for tho ensuing year.
!. TralNsiar hooks OF the Company will cloas
January 25th. and reopen February 10th,
II. F. MAILMAN. secretarv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Is Uncle Bin, Snped?
Wake Uncle BIN

TO tho Editor Of the Evening Public Ledocr:
Sir-Please don't allow Uncle Rim
to make up with the Widow Zander.
Wake him up to her deception and
greed. But do, please, also make him
happy, He is such short .chinned,
kindly old dear. Il. R..G.
Philadelphia, : January IS. 1929.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17

of tho parody song called " HinlSey-Dinkoy.
parleyyoo"7 J. l.. II.
Philadelphia. January 0. 1929.
We Will print tho words OF this song II a
readcr will send them In. provided they
are not copyrighted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
~ THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL,
HRENINE IN

The twenty-fourth Annual Meeting OF the
ktoekhoiders OF this company viii be held AT
khs general Office OF the company, No. 4Si
North Seyenth ave- scranton. Pa, Friday,
january 20. l022. at T.. NJ. for the elec-
pther BUSINESS as may come before the
meeting. W. G. HARDING,
SeCy -Trans
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
Wants Parody Soma

TO the Editor Of the Evsnias Public Ledger.
sir--Woud YOU kindly ask some OF your
readers TO supply mo With some or the lines
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
~ THE rREsBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
IN pIIIV.AnEu

-, IN TIfIIANDIIIIPHIA
The annual meeting of the Corporation vii,
70 held: on Tuesday, January II. i02e, NJ
|,hs ne, Hospital. at 3 p. NJ. when an election
|ytll be held for ten Trustees to serye for
fhrss years. Pastors OF Contributing Churcbos
end all other persons ontriouting to the Hos
PNal $50 90 or more yearly. or $4,000 az any
Pne time. are members of the Corporation ana
entitled TO vote at this meeting.
Wh. II. CASTLE. Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
q DEMNlTY lNsL k4,NCE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMERICA

8u nhu WNIHUt bIS., ThiIudeIphIa
The Annual Meeting OF tho Stockholders
Iwill be held ~ the Home once OF ths Com.
eany. on Tuesday. january II. 1922. at 1890
Transaction OF such other business rs may
bone before the meeting.
q. w. MILLER.
Secretary,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17
~ tEssSsS H'F EHEaSEEsG.Es#S

Pursuant, 1, terms Of asr:emsnt. dated
for redemption. at lO2H and accrued in.
tsrcSt. as Q, February !. la22,. out OF moneys
all Interest thereon will cease:
Eory;iave, esrtifestess for $1,000 eaeh:
$50. lol. 1e4 2la. 2es. 2il. 2s7. 2ss. aaa.
$ sEs ~ ~ sS sIE III. M ss III: sss az ss sSs
Ten certificates for $500 each:
,,ss Nos Gl GlS osS' eoa. 1os4' lo7o. 1918
Noti:e 10 also given of certificates called
q per notice Of July n6. 1921. for payment
200. !IS sl9 for $1,000 each and zoos. 1866
Above certificates. with oil unmatured
coupons attached. should bo presented for
payment at ,2Mise Of trustee on or after
GTRARD Trust COMPANY. Trustee.
THOMAS 8. HOPKINS, Treasurer.
Philadelphia. Pa. January 4. 1929.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17

rssy" ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY
~, I'd and Walnut sts.. Philadelphia
Tfe Annual Meeting Of tho StocItholCer,
fany or Tuesday, January II. I0sE, at 10
~, for tho election OF Directors and tre
Transaction OF such other business as may
P9nls Gef)lc the meeting.
JOHN KREMER
SeCretaFv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-17

FUND. THE ANNUAL.
| 49, Meeting Of the members Of this society
Ell be held on Tuesday, January "a 1929
y nag O'Clock A. NJ. ut l18 South 4th
Freet, Room 200.
WILLIAM T.. CLINE. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-27

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