Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-31

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SHORT CUTS
POEM SETTING FORTH THAT OCCA.|
SIONALLY PRAISE OR BLAME Isl
A ACC Z II A T FL LY ACCORDED T0I
THOSE CULPABLE OR WORTHY.
Weather wiz.
Gets his.
Old Doc Wind whistles as'hc works.
\ wise book might be written of th,|
journey of the bareback performance from|
the circus to the ballroom.
We don't need thing now for the BIZ
lair but director, site, an appropriation
and few earnest workers.
Dcmosthencs McGinnis wonders if it is
corn in the land Of Egypt that causes JohlI
Bull TO lift the heavy heel of oppression.
The cheerfulness with which the Britt
are leaving Ireland is indicative of their /
lief that the Irish will settle their difficult
Senator Ware wants it distinctly undeJ
stood that he does not object to women iCgt
islators SO long as they wear the Ware ribbon
Judging alone from the bitterness being
directed against it, one might be led to suppl
nose that the Park site is as good as selected
for the fair.
There is an air of Righteousness about
the man who has removed the snow from hls
sidewalk all by his little lonesome that Isl
only equaled by that of the man who breaks
the ice to take his daily bath.
President Harding is said 10 believe that
the Senate will ratify the treaties resulting
from the Washington Conference promptlI
and without undue debate. Faith, hope and
charity are his boon companions.
DR.. Lida Cogll says fresh mir i, cure
for " "napperitis. Flapporits is youth IN
fcctcd with jazz. The dortor's idea is 70
blow out the jazz germ with tn" wind ot
out-of doors. More power to her
II the strike of waist and dress makers
in New York continues and women are re-.
duccd to the painful necessity 81 h@NlnE ~;
their own. we do not imagine husbands VIII
be heard making any strenuous r"mHlaih''
Chauffeur and guard Of an auto,ruu
are in New York hospital as q result o, o,
n fight with bandits. They may die ; nut, ao az
least, they were successful in saving %iooVV
worth of silks and textiles consigned 70
philadelphia. The days work continues "
produce heroes.
4 hundred young men aud women in tue
local Federal Building are being lnN'rn'I'"
in the Interpretation of the new rrrcnnr Jaw,
There is possibility that the moro they learn
about ii the moro convinced lh"\ VIII ". ".
that there is probably some virtue III INV
proposed sales tax.
1t has cost the city n lot Of money 10
clean the snow off the StrCCtr, hut lIcl NV
fact not be forGottCnD much o tic h"urS h
went INTO pockets that would 0thcr"!N" hn,s
been empty Where the unrmpI"lca ~. o..
concerned worse things may bI"W mo "'
city than SnowSi0rm.
The ugh0at Araphoc towCd the sun,
marine To- 10 safety after standing by W.
for hours while the little craft struggled VIM VIM
the mount aiuOuS seas with u sno"H'up
rapidly gathering around her. There h"Ln
ing romantic looking about iugb"a' "''
il isn't safe TO judge from appearances
Pretty nearly every disaster Is rru,rTp'u, pus
nv some decd of hCrOlsm. III" nUINl'"'H..tt ~
hero of the Washington horror was Ninuan
&; BuchIpr. whose life might have Iors T,
saved It he had not insisted upon ",nr a,,s
hoing helped first. In the face "l d'''n Io,od G"ad
brave man always laughs at Nature ','"'
first law.
The Kenyon committee righitu'!y ~ SI "II
tho United Mine Workers claim +" III, ,iys, n
social value Of their product "IIr ing
to the somewhat obscure phrase the '''"nirn Nm
commonly ncrrptcd Even though the c"i, +,
Ind virtue. II would he matter Fl" IN,
decided at the polls, an issue D'l"nrI 4
whole people; II could never hr h'I'c am.
local question to he settled hrlN''" w
pIoycr and cmpI0yC. 81.
The II. {. bf l..
Onc day IN the country, "h"" every ~
knows
Thr earth Of It's plenty Is CIV n:'
| | stumbled up0n q convention "' '''''
Discussing the high cot ~ lNl"S, nr,,l,
! The motion they mad" Mns Que ''I'""'f
clear: ,i,.
| "Wbrrcas. we arc fond UG good ehlnls, a