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Found Them UnaratefuI

To the Edior Of the Ercrin0 Pubic Lcdocr:
Sufficiently | read several letters
in the Peoples Forum suggesting ways
and means Of bcnpiiting young men who
are struggling TO get an education or 10
become more useful citizens. aud being
in a position to do 50. have attempted
to carry ont some of the ideas Of your
correspondents. but have found it n
miserable failure, and am writing 10
make the fact known. to find out
whether others have had the same cx-
pCricnrC.
We hear much about ambitious Young
men. who fail Of the means to carry
out their project. They are very will
ing to arrrpr the help of bcncfnctOr,
hut they UIc not willing 10 help him to
help them | have given them good ad-
vice. from my own past experiences,
but they du not appear TO profit. ! hav"
pointed the way, but they will not fol-.
low the direction. ] have given them
money to help pay what should hr con-
Sidcred necessary Expenses in tho way
of purchasing books. etc.. bul the
assistance seems to have turned their
heads. and the money went for personal
purposes. in the way of entertaining
girls at dances. the theatre. etc.. instead
Of the purpose for which I'll" cOniribu-
tiOn was made
They are no further than when |
started in 10 help them. and the cX.
pcricnrr has cost me considerable
money. bat without results. and natu-
rally with no show Of appreciation,
". l." G..
Philadelphia. January Il, l922.
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Letters to the Editor
Practice First. Then Preach

10 ne Editor Of tho EUsuiHO Public Ledger
Sir--I have read with interest the
letters published in your paper con-
cerning the degree of hospitality our
city affords compared with that OF
others. wish To say few words
First, i believe that one cannot meas
ure the hospitality of city ns large
as ours, because person - nnIe. 10
come In contact with comparatively iew
people. and he ought not justly to De :
licve that the degree Of hospitality nc
notices i'm them is the standard for thc
city as whole. For that reason cities
should not be compared in that respect
No one section of II city is moro hos-
pitable than any other. nor is any Sec
ton of the country more superior thah
another in that same characteristic.
Hospitality docs not differ. according
TO geographical features or sections
but according TO individual character
istics. The kind, hospitabIc person may
be found not only in Philadelphia, buI
any place. while people with an oppo
site nature can be found rs easily
We should not question the hoSpl :
tality of our city by engaging in writ
ten controversies through your paper
but we should do our best and practice
hospitality.
WEST pIllLA. HIGH STUDENT.
Philadelphia. January II, W..
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eign taste or smell and, consequently,
great objections are raised by the pup
lie. But as | have said before, the
water must be tested and sent through
different processes of publication. our
city employs numerous chemists VINO
are instrumental in giving us a supply
of good drinking water. AS to the real
chemical procedure. it Is followed IN
manner such as this First. the water
is sent through number Of layers. oil
gravel of different sizes. the last being
n fine sand. This operation removes
the suspended matter.
But the most important work Is dohe
by the chemist. Second, sample oil
the filtered water is taken TO the chem
list and is analyzcd. Naturally, there
may be some dissolved matter in It, put
il there is an overabundancc Of dis
solved substances they are removed by
chemical means. Then again the chem
list has TO contend with harmful bac-
terra that may he in the water. Some
times the chemists use ozone. form
of oxygen. or they may employ small
amount Of chlorine to obliterate the
presence of these bacteria.
Thus you see great pains arc being
taken with our water supply. Incl
dcntally. have been informed that the
water is tested every hour. so that we
may be assured Of its wholcsomeness.
NJ. FEINBERG.
Philadelphia. January IS. 1922.
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rEMPLE COAL co. FIRST & tOLLNr.
ERAL TRUST MICE. So SINkIS,,

Asa :. NiNG. Pres.Ieur.
400 Ih"Ftnut street. PutIaIs.rlt r.
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" no Is TO Blame: Mistress or Maid?

watcr'p0~>CSscs Il for
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New York Bonds


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GC-i Pub Serv corp gtsacl OSt2
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To Holders OF
Caddo Central Oil and Refining
Corporation Six Per Cent Car
Trust Certificates.

Notice is hereby s!ycn that. pursuant 10
the provisions Of tho Trust Agreement dated
February =. 1870 In whiSl the Commercial
Trust Company is named as Trustee, and in
secordsnce with the provisions set forth IN
the certificates above named. issued pur.
suart 20 said Trust Agreement. all OF the
certificates OF rle above issue outstanding
maturing on the 10th day OF August. 1922.
and on the 10Th day Of February, 1923. Tor
Que Thousand Dollars $1,000 each. have
tesr and hegcby are called for redemption
on the l0th day u February. lggI at the
rate OF one Thousand and Ten Dollars
N10iOD for each such certificate. toget'er
with the amount OF the dividends then due.
In accordance with the terms Of the Agree.
ment above referred 70.
The certificates called. with all unnatural
dividend war; luts attached thereto. should
he prescnte J for nayment ~ the rate above
named. at t'rs oHlce 0t Commercial Trus.
Company, Trustee. City Hall Square Phua-
delphia. on tor after February TO- Ige2, m
which date all said certificates become due
and payable and all further right Of tho
holder OF any OF the certificates so called
Tor reclamation 10 further or other payment
thereon shall cease and determine
COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
HENRY c. GIBSON, Treasurer.
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Chemistry and Water Supply

To me Ed,',r Of nc Ercuhg PubIic Lcdycr'
Sir-Mu>l all Of us are cOgn2ant Of
the fact that at different times during
the year great howl is made by the
public relative to the water supply.
Little does the ordinary layman know
Of the intricate processes through which
the drinking water has lu be subjected
before il is allowed to be distributed.
1t j. not the quantity. but the nature
Of the water. that j. ohirrrionabl" to
tn" aVrrag" person.
Frequently the wator.po>>cSscS Il for
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Is Uncle BIN Soued?
A Despicable Namp

To the Editor Of the Evenng Public Ledocr:
Sir-I have been very much inter-
would like TO voice my opinion. | think
Mrs. Xandcr is dcsplcable vamp and
after BIN Gump's money.
Please don't let Sidney Smith let
BIN marry Mrs. Xnndcr. She is after
Uncle Bins money. take my word for
it. [ bet you that she is going with
Louis at the same time. She is a de-
reitful. courcitcd wretch and hope Bim
iilts her, for if he doesn't he is goin
10 get stung. Here's 10 success for
BIN. GRACE VALENTINE.
Camden. y. j.. January %, 1922.
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is not quite as u y e Tie text and shc,d,
rend: '1f 10 do were as casy. 40 In Ls,..s
what we're good 10 do. chapels bna ivy Ivy
churches and poor mems cottsges nrIhcn.s
palaces"
Hoping this is the information wsr,..
em tM1sS) LILLIAN c. SHERMtp'
Philadelphia, January "a, 1929 {
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Questions. 1ns,Uered


To ne Edtor Of the Ercnin0 PvJlc Ledger:
Slr--Is cuba dcnsely populated?
4. l.. HAINES.
Philadelphia January IS. 1022.
The population OF Cuba ia more than nft,
to the square mile, which makes it on o
tn, most donsey settled Of the American
republics.
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Half.Dlme Coins

To he Edtor Of the Ercnmg PubNc Ledger:
Sir--Plaase state the yeIrs during which
the mints coined half dimes in silver.
II. W s.
PhiIadoluhta, January IS 1922.
The coinage Of half-dimcs began IN 1894
and was discontinued in 1919. There were
many y"a,0 during this period that this coin
was not made.
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FINANCINL
nmre Of
once Of - .
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF FlIIS-
BtRGH, TIKI S1Eb ,
Pittsburgh. Pa, January 81 iV--'
Notice 10 Holders Of ,.,
sTANDARD INNk CAR so tAk lkNSI
y CERTIEtIAIhS
Dated september I. 1919


81 Notice Is hereby giy,n that pur auah' 10 70
provisions ~ Article " OF the IrHAt Ns'.e
inent between II. Ga enc, Miller et,, al w
Union Trust Company OF PittsburHh, rus
September !. 1917, under when are ls.u,I
the Standard Tank Car COMPANY ~" ar
Trust Certificates. Series II. The Inlut
Trust Company Of Pittsburgh as lrusu,r
thereuhdcr. Il. on January !. DE. sell =.
of the cars referred 10 therein ~ ihe PllF
specified thereby. and that said trustee WI
Apply the proceeds VI said sale 10 ihr pah
ment and redemption on March T. W.
beiug the dividend paying date next Occur IilI Il'I
not less than thirty days after me i.'''ll
tihcates issued and outstanding uhheE -
Trust Agreement exclusive Of c"rtlh'a''-
mneilrlng on March |. lN22, OF ~" Wl'N "'
a, thousand ten lSlOlO. uOD dollars iSr Ca,l
n 'tlncate. plus tho amoun, " al. d'i,I,,rs i,,Ir,,,rs
--Arrants thereon maturing ON or hNlnI'
March 4, 1922. upon which date sa.9 ,oLLI-
fcAtes and dividend warrants shall become
due and payable. and from aud hIteE Hh.H
date dividends on said certificates W.|' cease.
tpon tNe presentation and surreNler' ~
the office Of said Trustee. 537 Fourth nv
nue.. PttsburBh, PrnnsvlvanLa. on Or ali"'
March !. 1922, Of said certificates W1'uIIN-
on or after September !. lN29. 'ogeih,r with
all interest coupons apUprtat0lnE thereto
the usual ownership certificate required
under the Federal Income Tan Art tho
holder thereof Will ho entitled 10 r"ceN" the
sum Of one thousand ton CSioio oO' dollars,
plus tho amount Of the dividend warrants
thereon maturing March !, 1872.
The certificates maturing Marin ]. W.
will be paid on said date NJ Nh" prIu"iral
amount thereof with tho dividends accrued
thereon. upon pfesentation and surrend"r At
sald onlCr uf tho Trustee OF the rcspcCtIN"
certificates and dividend warrants.
EHE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF PITTS.
HCRGH. TRUSTEE.
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posals for account Of thu SINKING t.I,l ,,.m.
be received until 3 =. NJ. February 10, 1899
1T the ofice OF The Pennsylvania C,urlpany
Tor assurances on Lives and Granting AnuIl
ties Trustee, for tho sale to II az ne loves,
price not exceeding lOl pnd accrued Iniarrsr
Of as many bonds as EiO4. sal 81 viii MIR.
chase. Al t"nders should be Addressed y,
tho undersigned. '
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY tnp
lNSCRANCES on LIVES AND ar ,\,.r
ING ANNUITIES. TRl'S STEE ''''''
olI Chestnut - Phna.. Pa
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The Peoples Forum will appear a.u.
In the Evening Public Ledger. ana "Mly
IN the sunday Public Ledger Ie,a,so
discussing timely TORIES viii be printed
Of general interest will he. answered. dons
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Proposals
nFPARTMENT or PIBIIC MORk-
TUE BOARD OF TRi ~TIFS
raE FREE LIBRARY or PIIILNDLIPUIr

sealed proposals WITH he r.r,'r,d ~ RIrrr
atG Jitv Hail, addressed % the bu,r'or 'pf
pnhiic Works and ~" I""r " T-u..
.rhs rr,e | fhrary Of PUUaIr.. ..IIr. grrU - Ut
a,cleck noon. on Tuesday, February -, IO2r
snd opened In the same ruuw immediate.
F"ffSs Erection Of the Hu o.. .. q. r.. g.. o
library Of PhilaG"I",R, ,...h w.. d u..r
snd twentieth streets. IN me C.rr " Thllu.
Aslphia. , ,..,..i,...
li,ss toy the RhuNe wurk Way isH E...I .eI From
tforace Trumhaucr, Architect liUb Lard
ff,tle Building, PhiRdetpu.n. 60 wuum in
anirles Tor al Nl"l"'u''"h s"'uId ne au
FRANK ". CANEN Director
us.. ftoaTd of rruSteeH Thg Free IIprar,
y Of Philadelphia
.s JoiN hSIInuRSr Librarian.
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THE LEHIGH COAL AND MITIGATION
COMPANY FUNDING 4 IMPROVEMENT
MORTGAGE a., BONDS

Under the provisions Of tho Nlor,psr.
scaled proposals. VIII be received FOR arSHIIr.
q The SINGING Fund until = o'clock noon,
febrnary 10, l92:. az the office II the under
est price, less than 05 and accrued interest
OF as many Of the above bonds as SO. Og5 0
viii purchase.
Tenders should DO 'rdorsa4 .propos,r r.
Tor sale OF boiis Of TIE fohI-1 ,'Ytr AMI
Navigation Company and addressed FL,
THE PRovGDENT LIFE & TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Tru.tr .
ASA :. WING. Pres.Ierr
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CloVerseed

ToIcdo. a.. Jan. A.. r'ovc..'cd -rrim"'
,3S7rs, AprlL sI3. Aisikc--Prlme, cash
ma EebruarE, SiiD3: Msrsh ti2; TiTtsSisnoy rs AZ,
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STEWART DIsTuIINC Coup,<, ,

notify certificate ownsrs co"sT','' htfehN
IN our Government warehouse IL 80. -,
thS WHISKY is being transferred 10 v..,r.
house w ~ ""ie'
New certil' atos WIFI 10 issued roy,r.vg ,r,r,
transfer send 0'd certificate 10 II g..
instOn street. Baltimore. Nd To LA
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eczse THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIt
lit BROTHER~' HENFF'CINL N~
sOCIATION win ba h.ld Trid,y evening
Fsbruary 3, At 5i5 =. VI, IN the Auditorium
of the store, second floor. Filh"ri srrr,. a.Tn
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f5SEs THE ANNrAL MEErING or rmE

90, will be held A. tho oAl.e ~ 'n- ,o.m
pany Allegheny ave and Tunu 81. 20. /,
A, ~. MOnd1S. February q. i02e.
DAVID +. FORSTNEH
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-, OFFICE OF
- PHILADELPHIA TRLSI CONn wy

PhIIadelNhIt- Januar" = I0".
An Annual Meeting VI the Stock .l|HnI4 ~
this Company viii be held - ''o.r ur.re on
Tussday. February ~, i322. a. ~ o.c,oyA
NJ and on the same day an election pI..
bs held between tho hours OF - o'cIur}, ~.
and / O'Clock .. IN. Tor Directors TO ssr,s
nuINH Wv III i. McCLOY Ssc,s-.rH
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L.. Annual Meetings
r.wSs CHEsTNlT HILL TITLE Am
TRUST CuNIPNNY
%oliCE OF ANIMAL MEETING on

The Annual Meeting Of he st0rr,ho,,ro-,
Februnry !. l9S@. at II o'clock A. II, "'S N
Masonic Hall SA@5 GermaHlown avenue
Chestnut llill, Philadelphia, Pa. fDr the Dur.
pose Of Glecting directors 10 aorla Tor 0rs
year and until their successors are elected
q nd qualified, and for the purpose ~ f~ars.
acting such other business as may come be
FRANCIS II. RROwN
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.rr..H't. N...n. AT-
....e e. I'.- a.u So
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To m Edtor Of tie Erenhtg PuJlic LCd0er:
Su-1 hol.r" IN lour Peoples Forum "W
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- mr. ,\NIAI MTETI\G ~. .rnIh-

Fl-yo THE AMI NL MEEIINI Ut NTWIN
~ hoIders Of the Surpuss Leather tom
pauy, and an election tor dlrn,urs o., sn..s
Tor the ensuing year. VIII he hclI a, mo
land streets, PhNadel phla. Pa. on Wednrs
day. February =. 1899. a. - o'clock noon
(SgdD HOI.LlSlER SII.RGI5
-.
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- = = = = .
Grade School Notes
, - - 80 = = > =

The eighth grade held a class part
Il the basement OF the school bull
ng Friday evening. All hut a Yer
'ew attended and lively egsnin
gas spent Games were the NAH
port OF the evening followed by
reshments OF ics, cream and eak
1rs. EunIea ellis and Supt. Il. !
'eck were the teachers sho attend
n.
The Idaho Free Travelling Librar
lsked for by the teachers some lin
90 has arrived and Is free 10 al
.-rsons In the community who Wis
read any OF the hooks.
The grade school oehsstra is rap
ily taking on form these days. Mrs
Haude Dygert. music teacher. speak
Enthusiastically OF its future. Their.
re plenty OF Instruments and all
hlldren taking part are working
iard.
i17A WIN vac D"'y "H' i"i t"'
afet0ria. Hrs. Eunice Gillis. teach
r, and large force OF girls wer,
.terally swamped with pupils ana
eaehers who did not want TO leave
ne building for their lunch. Az
inches were prepared and served
Turing the week.
For the benefit OF those children
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united 20 a sum total OF SI0.60s-7l
~ against the sj.OIf.0z gather ri b.
he present sberiffs depsrtm mt ana
urned oger 40 the county tr asarer
or credit. the Kendall annual aver
.ge h fZ,55IS3. while that OF the
lte admlnIsfraii MAS So 1880
The Sherman term ffus far bas
cen fraugnt WITH extraordinary. and
a many rsspecfs highly imporsaD,
,ctiyitles. All Told the sh@fifrs OF
zee has booked for al county z7z
asses % major or minor importance.
addition iIs ease have been book
4 on account %. the city Oi Twin
'aiis. bringing me total charges SET
own on the blott OF this depart
aent 10 35l
In point OF Numbers bookings for
,etty larceny stood first ia the list
4 eases brought 10 the sheriff's sec
lion. or these there were SO.
,harges Of Illegal possession and
manufacture % intoxicating liquor
mounted 20 80 and with those ar
eafs on bad check charges were
lexf 10 petty larceny in number.
There were 20 misdemeanOr cases
Turing the year and 20 oneharge 81
and battery Murder cases
numbered for the first year Of the
resent term. among those being the
notorious LYDIA Meyer souihard ac-
lon charging willful murder OF her
Onrth husband. Edward r. Meyer. /
4 the Blue Lakes ranch by the admin
stratlOn OF arsenic poison flypaper
60 Sheriff Sherman " due large /
AMOUNT OF the credit OF running |
Town the woman In this case and |
ringing her 20 justice. Her trial /
'esulted In conviction and rentence
o d term OF aoryltude In the state
Mrs. southard's ar
est was made amer a long and ar
luous search. conducted by Deputy
sheriff v II Ornsby. directed by
IherIff Sherman aud Prosecuting At
rney Frank l.. stephan. Apprehen-
ion was made IN Honolulu and con
luded a six weeks chase over the
ntire south section OF the Pacific
cast
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niied states. who furthered N
sos o. human freedom and was IL
.rnneaf4l tn pointing out the meth
g. Tor the cooperation OF the liber
forc8s 0f mankind thruouf IN
Torld.
sAe Award or Awards from tn
seome ~ The Foundation will b
% from iiAne 10 time BY nation
y concluded committee 10 III
divlfaai o. sroap mat has render
q. within . specified period. merli
'ioas serfica 70 democracy. Dubli'
siiafa. liberal thought or pear
,f.lsh iusiice
IN fhls stale. and thruoat I'd
,uniry. drive methods will not b
lfsa q 90 fhls campaign. II Is N
cling cf the organization that sue
e appeal vii not be- necessary ans
nat mo spirit u those who firs
OncelYed the plan will be the besi
erFed W seeinE 70 II that the worl
YefyWhese takes the form Of IRE
IN offering. The organization ha'
ieen developed thruout the state o.
, large scale merely 10 make certain
h4t the widest possible representa-
on viii have The opportunity Of be
oming founders OF the endowment
ITO All who subscribe 10 the Foun
alton certificate II 10 be given
be central figure Of this Is a por
falt o. WOodrow Wilson"
Judge Boutwell, OF Twin Falls, u
aaiTman 81 ths campaign Ia this
ounty.
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who eat cold lunches the cafeteria
department has arranged 10 serve
,ot chocolate 10 all who will bring
heir own cup. This applies TO both
buildings. This Is a splendid thins
or children this cold weather who
an not go home for lunch or eat in
he cafeteria. cup of hot cocoa
with their cold yictuals is heartily
njoyed besides being rich food
Itself
Satisfactory arrangements have
,een made with Superintendent Den
nan Of the Rural high school for has
tet ball practice for the boys OF the
,rades. Many OF The boys are prae-
icing and the outlook is favorable
DOR a very good team. Snperinten-
lent II. l.. Peck intends 10 arrange
everal games with similar teams
from the nearby towns.
No pupils in the Filler schools took
any OF the examinations given by the
state in Filler last week. The first
that will be taken will
be ia April However. all OF the
tests have been given in the seventh
and eighth grades as practice work
md the results were very encourag-
ng 10 both pupils and teachers.
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FIRST YEAR OF
SHERIFF'S TERM
is A BUSY ONE
Extraordinary Amount Of Fees u
Collected During First
Year

According 10 report Just eompll.
"A By Sheriff sherman from the rec
ords Of his office since last January
ices gathered have reached a total
n ts.0if0z. In the two-year per
rod comprising tho spragne admin
istfation collections made by the
sherlff's office reoehed t9.f2t 20,
only ft07.is greater than Sheriff
sherman collected In a single year
this Kendall period OF two
terms. or four years. the fees am
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-.4-.-.~5b.TION FOR
rur)ROW WI cON
--LATEST PLAN
~ 60 Establish Awards
'1-rhst Akin TO Noble Prizes
JRofhw~il j. Chairman

* IDAHO special To The
knf Idaho Il ready 10 begin
barr q. its campaign 20 hon
drOu Wilson and 10 raise It's
o,. fund 70 perpetua,e his ID
an The woodror wlison foun-
a.. Practically every section OF
.a< has been organized with
's..sssv~ .te~s OF m~n and women OF
pfn A4ene@. and beginning on the
laird bdonday OF January the oppor
saait, ~iIl BE- given this state 10 ex-
PRISE sauglhly lts faith Ia the Liberal
slssls and In the sofld democracy
fof bitch woodrow Wilson has been
ehiaf tecse.msn"
advancement 70 this affect same
from ~ offlee % ex-governor Haw-
10y bairman of the Foundation In
his 80 Ia part the announce
msar a. follows
~ national frse~~fil offering
\wsrd "a endowment OF $1,000. 900
Nfnofs 10 provide. thru the Wood
Hils0n Foundation periodic
= Tor merlfofious service 10
,1rfaey. public Welfare. liberal
Though; or peace through justice Is
40 ngin In this state and tho other
atssas ln ths country on January 10
Practically every state Ia organized
ana ready for the opening day Of sub
sefiption taking,
Eseh state has been divided into
districts with m~n and women ap.
pointses accepting The responsibility |
q taking care Of the campaign In
l their own localities. Hundreds OF
friends OF the former administration
friends OF the broad ideaiism ~htrh
Mr Wilson bsapoks. Democrats. In
drpsndsnts and Republicans alike.
have become parties TO this move
neat 20 establish 10 America awards
ssmswhat akin 20 the Nobel Prizes"
Tho purpose OF she Foundation
has been defined as follows;
Created Ia recognition OF the ma
tionsi snd International services OF
woodrow Wilson. twice president OF
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-26

when In need OF fresh or smoked
meats. see T. s. Meat company first
and last. get their prices. and con
vince yourself OF the high quality OF
their advertisement.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-26

when IN need OF fresh or smoked
meats. see q s Meat company first
and last. get their prices. and con
vince yourself Of the high quality OF
their products advertisement.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-26
Special l5-Day Offer on
Hurley Washing Soap Powder

Hurley's GRADUATED Soap is especially
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the soiled clothes in the washer. fill the ma
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add three tablespoons OF Hurley's Soap-it
will get the dirt. quickly and easily.
To introduce this wonderfully good soap
to our thousands of customers in Southern
Idaho and Eastern Oregon, we are offering
il FIR 15 days at the special price of 81 80 for
the large 5-pound package.