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Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

Mrs. L. NJ. Bovee and little daugh.
ter of Los Angeles arrived in Hol.
yoke Thursday morning. Mrs. Bovee
brought the body of her mother, Mrs.
Marietta Copp, who died recently in
Los Angeles, to be laid to rest be-
side her son, who died some years
ago and is buried in the Holyoke cem-
etery. The funeral was held Thurs.
day afternoon at the Baptist church.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

Mems socks. an extra good one. q
2 pairs for Csc. May Sale. J. B
Byars Company. May Sale.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

Miss Williamson, one of the high
school teachers, took the Thursday af
terno0n train for Denver.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

Mrs. Oscar Troutman and daugh-
ters, Bess and Gladys, are spending
few days in Denver.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

Mrs. James Conditt took the train
yesterday evening for Denver, where
she will make her home.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

DR.. and Mrs. Crawley fished at tn.
Maranville dam last Thursday. The
doctor reported fishing fine. hut like
Goldberg's cartoons. It didn't mc"r
Anything.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

Mrs. Sam Andrews of Venango
who has been visiting at the home
of Mrs. John Andrews, returned
home Wednesday.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

Miss Ruth Wilcox returned Wed
nesday morning from Greeley, where
she spent few days visiting with
friends. Miss Wilcox has just com
pleted a term Of school at Daily
Colorado. She expects to spend the
summer at the college at Greeley.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

Paul Renck. who has been in Los
Angeles for several weeks. returned
home Wednesday evening. He was
much pleased with Los Angeles ant
expects to move his family to that
city If he can make satisfactory ar
rangements.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

A. NJ. Anderson left Saturday for
Vermillion. North Dakota. in answer
to telegram announcing the death
Of niece.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

The Eastern Star lodge held their
regular meeting Friday evening. The
chief features of the meeting were
the initiation Of new members ana
the preparation for the funeral of
Mrs. Marietta Copp, which is to be
conducted by the lodge.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

Miss violetta Furrow left for her
new hcme near Greeley Saturday AT
ternoon. Miss Laura Griffith accom-
panied her to Sterling, where she will
visit for few days.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

]. r. McCutchen went to Cam
bridge, Nebraska, last Thursday for
visit with old friends, that former
ly being his home.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Kiskalt and tw'
daughters of Kearney. Nebraska, VIII
have been visiting with NJ. G. Evans
returned home Friday. Miss Mau,
Evans accompanied them and vii
visit in Lincoln for short time.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

The Hyperian club met at the home
off Mrs. Forrest Hethcote yesterday
afternoon. The members gave 6
handkerchief shower for Mrs. Clar
ence Smith, who is leaving Holyoke
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-01

Miss Myrtle Bible took the train
Thursday for her home at Holbrook
Nebraska, where she will visit for a
few days before going on to Miehi
gan, where she will attend summer
school,
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'tasss - slAsst - = q r. ~ tsfrahssC. |! I.
IN taken M. .chanfts with hTl tne
metal JSfry could End at me. Z,
HuMdfeds Of thousand6 Of you men
haze gone up aaaiAst these things
Would, you seli the glory and honor
you've gained thereby for . few hun /.
dred doliars? Answer this question the
next time you hear the Star Spsnsled
Banner"
I / might add that the writer got mixed
up with an III. e." shell At st.
Mihiel, and came out second in the
scrimmage, losing one leG above the
knee and a large part Of the other. ]
spent more than q year IN hospitals
where operations seemed to be the chief
pastime. Three days after being dis.
charged took q job and am still soins
strong. I. believe I've had one mans
share OF the war, but do I want Q
bonus? There are but two letters In
the answer.
You former service men have earned
the respect Of the world. All you have
gone through would be repeated II nee.
eseary. and without charge. Don : sell
out LETER1P.
Mount Holly. N. j., March 81. 1922.
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aAI..,. r Father With Five. .Year.OId Daughter and
4NOOlC ~ Thpee.Yeu.Od Son in a Movie Shoso
t are they chasing him for,

what are they chasing him for,
Daddy p .4,--
Horses disappear outside Of picture.
Where did they 30, Daddy?'
Small son meanwhile interesting him
self In trimming Of lady's hat in front
of him.
Trimming looks somewhat like New
England boiled dinner.
Son looks around carefully to see II
any one 10 watching, and then, with
quick, decisive movement, pulls OF q
'radish or parsnip or whatever 1t Is.
Demonstration from owner Of hat.
Frantic and profuse apologies from
father. "a, .-
Imprecations and threats from lady e
escort.
Commotion on part Of audience in
vicinity.
Son: perfectly unconcerned. demands
a drink.
: Demands It out loud.
Father shushes him.
Son refuses refuses to shush.
Daughter goes on sympathy strike for
drink. = '.";'.
. Both demand drink, loudly, plainly,
fee'ingly.
Weary father rises to dress children.
is told to sit down.
Sits down and dresses them.
Takes them out for drink Of water.
Covers beneath angry glares from
audience all the way back to the door.
Gets children out into lobby with
hinge, sigh rct .relief. and firmly drags
them out OF theatre. r''s'
SUBTITLE: BEFORE YOU
60, John HARDOASTLE. I
WOULD HAVE WORDS WITH
YOU. E.t
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DEATHS

ment at Fernwood Cemetery. Friends may
s's ssHsisis sy.Gs.s g. JOSEPH D.
Sra ts..e. fs.sns: ny.ss tss i.S itS.pSsIa {. ss
mass q 81. Theresa's Church. Int. % Hoiy a
SsoSEss 3. %a.ss !. cFcRcs E.
sHsss sSn:ss .s .';s ;ssa BRIDGET
ssssssr Ssssss ., h.:s ssss;s s:ya
s.a s!s"s: ~; sd4ss .s. 2. sy:s
late ss:idsnes Ills s. Gan 8. Solemn S% hiss ns,
msss NAE q requiem at 81: ndmond's Church
S4sa1 Ss's rsss s1's ), a. siss
ssa. s. nsa siy:: ..:v,s.: s"d
4: nsS late l,!s. E,:;idsncs sit y; sth st:. on
ns s.ss, tss:s .Sa. ASssai sssi.i q drosna.
ssRE9yxEEEEkFwofE1nHis14SSRR Enis4SRrMH March rs 49,
&oaEM IL: RRsyi R:.ys. f :ns Fl -
som hsr sss sssuSS sinS
J.ms: Church at 10 O'clock. in.srmssn.t; s.;
a.sshs:. q Ei%.? e. T. "a ts,.
esie n's3 a:r' q. ''FEEs:' Eas Ass:,oS
.sMITH.-Msrch 2b. FELIX j.. husband
SSs tss: S0lsX1 Sn,S snd ssn os ss: iss:
s:a: sS x. polio. BIZ pi:,-ss S ana iPs ,S
ss:a e Rs'':Ss e sSs.r: AID fSsi. sss John
Saassh axs s''n sS aa:auis% iss @ Ts;
ciss; ssaSKaAn- Si$aAn g; ELI T. SPEAK.
keas: - s,;s' aa !S.nss w!slnsHsssss:. wih:s Hss:
inyi'sd M 70 int' tonsrci: sriy:, wed; NJ
s.' oS4 sis s:is;:S ss.sss n.s ssso
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ns.ed 1s:dsnes ssoi SsS AVE- ron soIsn ess lat: =.
H'1 1n mas b. at Ps. Fl f:'uGs' Gem GRsS,s RnSy iS Sn
w,ss$ :; c:.s r. s;.,,,sss ~ Sarah
IhuI;v lsS NJ ,.ts reiI@;ns: i0s
y, S,si:;$ ssiIis a
huE: Ssavl.1 Il mt 4 Sss eS.isss,::s iss
sa ks sSss on board v....' ''s'
ES0'ss4 9 haHasTt e s1ea s:.i isas z: FSi
SsS,:S q Rs;.,y.. g; lsis d:Sss sSS Ana
j. ins:fsss Sss SSf i W:.;
,sTTSfaP;mM.roh q. ADA. aaush.er of
Thur; i:sC Ts:iS:ne, q her saS:: mother.
Fsisna. fGts may Sa - ca. wsd ss: Northwood
,oTJyA TAYk2HI;TTHHt YMHI THyiSR yGisSss'sf Pa. ep March aS
Ssssa s..saa On ysS:dsyi' SRS syi'.si e
A. y Ts:,s:!as s:S " -: I, s s:$
10 S,eiSSE; IGtcr!nenS MsdiE Cemetsry.
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DEATHS

.c cLATTAHt lscA4 yHMEs Hsso Ghs'nYs on M.rss e
:a% Sss!G!:'
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isfS tsfpicGoS ssi TSuis March e - SbMWAan con-
I'd ssss! it.,s; & x
Linden svs:, RasIsds. ssssion 'oSeis Dei:wsr. ar,
county, Pa Intsrment private, +,
ST. R:..ss. MIss a. ana is?R SoN ~ "
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a. 81 sD.ss:
call Thurs. eye. '"-'
NAH .iso-o MSFdh Wis..ams' a. 1ss .Ia.iS: a.N:
sE :;:.! :s'sss:ss: 'SSs TSaSSs''fsz: Fszz::
wife q Jsmss I. Gccinsoos. rs:idsnosA MidaA 1ais T;
N MSehoskEYrtHH.,nsSS' ss.h 81 nrtHs: nS'!s: 81 iisr
husband q the late Msry T Mcciosksy;' M a. tn.: me-;
5:1s S:%Seis.s P Sss sss S | "
e. cSs;eA ss Solemn % T. 1IsarIs as'
rssa 3; :,s ;:$.' Hssss ~:
sn'i :on Me ssS ',SinG: Of ss hs!
ssmnn sn requiem mSNs: N.v e. hEli.sbeths Church
tiyes and friends inyiteT. >'"' -'e'A
:ss 3 sSs late Henry md .sd M.Hs M~Skds Msdsais H.
'i mas: u asssF.fs Sssn i:ie ehS!sS Ms'nu
MsEW .es Ma sr:sa. :s TasTK r. *
yltsd to- attend funeral services. We'd, 80
and MI 'x"S5: in 4 asr cepa on Arch
MURPHY.--suddsniy. March 81. JANE c..
Phy inss sehnatt.rsrl ana sranddsushtsr Of
stiy.: ssa friends are nSi.sa to srsa attend TS fS
S:es h.s .,: int s cS.i. ssS K:ySs PSs
Ct thc late M..sarst Nssls Relative: '.d and
from his late residence. 2sii PsSHsyiv.ni: SD III Ma
ss;s Mf'9S': @ hot S 9, sio.. re.s. c.%
~ AHxS, SONr'ELIA HAL6TEAD PARKER.
ap.nsihter p.nssinH "a ths late Cortlandt Lewis and
Fun.rsi .sry!ss w.dnssSsy. iI'd II .. My:ar.t; q
st. Peter. Church. Perth Amboy. NJ
, PATToN.-,On March 81, 1922, ERNEsr
friends. also Mt Horsb Lodge, No H2s. ~
And And A. NJ. are invited to the service, on
~ GissSh issSn.nt st ni '
Fr!snds ns9 nay nay call "Wednesday evening ~
w. husband 81 Ruth fhiliip,. fhi "a s.iatiH.Ns iSHiMN
s1d ara 1rispd:; also Washinston Camp. No.
ssTsuS co 1a,a iny,tsd 20 tun;r.i S.fyicss. Fri.
c.m Fsi:na: e.ii IT. SsE: Rs1y.':; sv.Sns %S:.
SsSy;a vi: e. js:.SsH jhH S.N'. HAyy R:':: e.:
tive: and frisnts are inyiisd 70 attend ~.
m:IS. :i:is,; m.s .sfSssri: q %I:x,i ioSs P.:!
REAP go. MssPtown.' w'o N. 10 10 N March x ~ a.
.aa s:essG .i.S Of q. M'.s .sc.,s: s:sS
tend funeral. Thurs, f;S0 p, NJ, from the
SS2s$A q: Ss $s$SSss$ $;s|; ... ,...
HsmlD, wife OF the late William Reed.
F,st.'is S. s: :e 'iird pvs;d ,hSs.ssssn ssn;Ts .y.
Solemn GSarcS siaYi;% Ts' e siv ths Ns,yi.y
wISiaEB 81 w;'.s "A : sas
i:;sss W.: q I: y:
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HE RE OPLE EsS b FORUM.

Ately intereatad IN phiIaAal mia tha
cradle AZ xwsrixsn inSsnsn3sr~s ~
home AZ BeniS min FramIlin "a }astsv
Ross. ths Second ranifai ~ 'ths Netisr
the site of ths Csen ~ Mai Esnosition ~
1879 and of thS Seoul Centexnisi ~ !.
point out to this third largest, this
homiest, this nhoat dlsnificd Of the great
cities OF the United States, four yedrs
now before Its worlds fair, ample op.
portunity to make Sightly and obviously
needed and improving simple changes
along its streetssr Z.
OF the aggregate Of possibly 6O, 900, !.
900 visitors to the Philadelphia Expo.
sition, perhaps htlf ill have come from
communities Outside the State Of Penn.
sylvania. These iyis1tants from 4 dis
tance WI carry pt6 their home towns
ag4 Cities simpresGi6As Of Philadelphia
The st1tSt Sfther delightfully commenda.
tdtS s9f productive :bf long continuing
jokiHe ;fidycliN. 'T,s -
slpthk bpAltifuis nAljonal city. Wash.
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DEATHS

ouiem mass at st. Nicholas Church 10 A
hi ASy G5S'; MsscS cs% 2s 1922 rHomA,
En- aY'Ssnd Sy 4. -, :! S:Sy aSSsn: .na ssesss
friends; sIso :mplSyss q. e: r. Il. Car Shops
soss s1s" -ssa.% s's sss :. s::i
4 Has cSo.s a.rss e. T.
- RHsHi5 S;;:i 81! i s,.s
sas .r'fna. 81 ?Sitia e. i.sn
ss1 1Fi;diaSs n sE's Ct h'f mi; ;on DrS. R. O. Golden
=, GS0nIDNAN: Sn :. suddenly: s1th. NJ BnR
; s;o "a i;|.nS III 4: q: ss',: . ;s::s
EEs:ssH: q shu'ss ss'S ;S .se'sn r e mat. AZ
ofsAssss9n sS.s.ss ot ni,s:s.sA Mss lss, issA sA5 i
1909 Winter e. Rsiat!ys. and fEisnds. siss
M5 o'clock. 4. IL. oliver Il. BAR sids'
ssiS Gs:;1s, 1sr.d eiSs l!S$
sIfRE Ts,'s 3 Month ~. s.,S
sna: s;: S i,: isyiI:d, *, attend sqS:;s s,ssS
s late Ton M..tn!F F's orsSss: Sas;:
ss;S ss;s: SosTGH SiRS;st HxS ii: TIE IS
ss.f ss Ft.sGsy TsrS n nS Mensh Ss ssss M s:p
husSsna Il sis Il .. 'saa M.lhA hARs Rss
tives and friends. also smpioyes ot FELTON,
;y ay:.ns. e.: ns:f III 70 ss s;s'ys'' Int TASr prs:.
dresninount Gem. Friends msy calf Wed.
HHIfeKs S.:s:a. ~ EcA f. "a g. It, Eo. FSEh..s
notice Of funeral later.
HoryI,ANTon I.I.S snw, sMs.vTaay M;1eS ;s 4,
RI iiIxSsEoN sss!sSsNS' n: q y: !oSs Viii;
81; ss;s n::s:%:! f,s mjSI, s & :s'. tn.
S;sas ss Rss s.!sss'y. sss'Ssd; x?
e.: \ ;:ss j. sna::,. ss ss!:; s
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MIIss aSTSS 81 iSs 's ARH 5t'ss.'hS; ERiosN N widow
p chsrlss irston: sSsed 9b. Funeral ssrv.
~ FimS'issm fns Psmberton. sHS N. Ncnlrcn' THURS
e:s; SSuh Il XTs.s s!1 y y
Inc Amsricsn Consul At Adelaide. AUSTRALIA.
legal d.css:sG can
&; S:ss5I$:as x s;:'; :s &
Ss!E.'d Sssg Rs.yss q ana ii.ad also CAMP cssn
10; go: Q: ]; q A.; y, L;ni 5snsp: Tribe.
syivanie RAILROAD. are RESPECTFULLY invited to
attend sS.sr s:5ySe' stS 1 At rs
priv pris.,:: n xil!ss.es Gem IeSss: nay ss!a a
p'JEMR p''JEMRAtgepE:.-oRAcE AfthepE: NJ, ynEAyLp. a...
sens.,' ossisd, ,oss g her home In viSsnna' Ill"
VI! smss N S...I 81 Ind a'ss S:a.5..4 MARsi
Byldsot and late John McLoone, native
sSsi n0ssssa ''ssss :sss
IIlHS sSS:n e. soss@9 rsESisT dly %s;s rsn: %
husSsnd Of Msis Knosttn,r Johnson. II.
KANp.-M.reh 81. 1922. JOHN JAMES.
s:Ssie :sP ss nn .:T ana a,ts' .aa
from the residence OF his parents. 2o17 Q,
Opal b. Int Holy Cross Gem.
es, I029, HARRY NJ. !, husband OF Gertrude
J; Kslso.. AGED g: Rslatiyss and friends;
'o ssi. &s:N%stSn Ioass Sc ScmP soSS g. tss "a
employer Rsllef Asso. Of the Union News
Co.. are invited 70 the service, on Friday
Ssnss. sosS Ludlow g. lntsrmsnt st TOm'
H'xslNi MHNiH.-A.rch a7. WILLIAM LANE, hus.
ss.s & Cd SIRssa .tHs n. r.: . :sass'ss
isss' ' r.si4sess. 1919 cSilstiie t., Int strictly
S1SGo5 80 U61nla1 s&119. 1 0dsdk
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BY J. r. NraeAvoY

|. SUBTITLE: WHO TOUGHER
A HAIR ON YON GRAY HEAD
DIES LIKE A DOG. MARCH
!".HE SAID.
4, SCENE: Daughter runs down, dark
aisle ahead Of father and disappears in
gloom. 49, ~
Father, towing son. hunts for daush.
ter.
Discovers her in single scat next to
wall. ~ ~ h F.
Climbs over numerous feet and laps
70 get her. ''' rs--
Leaves son in aisle.
Owners Of feet and laps speak feel
ingly.
Fa'let drags daughter out, Great.
ing. disturbance. ,,
Gets back to aisle and finds son has
disappeared.
|. flows daughter up and down aisle
searching for son.
Finds him In first row trying to start
conversation with organist. =.
Finally gets son and daughter parked
on each Side Of him. ,-.r.I - s.
SUBTITLE: LET US THEN
RE UP AND DOING WITH A
HEART FOR ANY FATE.
SCENE y Business Of taking off hats
end coats OF son and daughter.
skysfrapsrs have been put up with
sN4f interest in pirtdre susnendcd by
audience until lob. is, finished. r.s.a,.
Daughter begins series Of questions.
Allquestiohe asked In audible tones.
Audible for blocks. ~ :.
What does that say, Daddy?" :
Frantic chase. Of hero on screen..s.
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Deaths

va ,1AsSS1hSAMMM.sch Sv.S. 4 AZ: ls:S John J.' b:
En- sen an q y,,r 1.e SsssE and AN My
n q 4; wsp.is TriSs. No. Sal, I. 8
E, yssSs Ts'.f Assaa: TSas.
~ ss.x 4: NJ; from his late rosidenoe, 2oS1
ssH'R csuasss ssh ,S S.;. & g. Fiss'TA sss Aos 3
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ss ss.si H. N ni:!s =; i5:;:i$::s, lss: 3. oth g.:
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= f. ifs;,id;ns:: S.: asS y: Ssth i. sc.md:s: N
F.@N.reess e WIS siMy6%HS %;SS iEz:.' H. s.,ov.t
sSds .iso Hs Plo.sr PHa.ssrst Barr. Rsiativcs n snS
Invited g stssna iunsrsi mel S'S; :.ry,oss M
~. WV Saa,r.M. n. late rssidencs, eos Mohawi
M.ieh e: IS S. PSlSss. PPSss ,., ,..
sss; sS;.! g, s.I. =. 50tS st.: sGszNNA.w w wife 3
y alvssn sednal. Due notice Of funeral viii
llS lslESs* y, B; .ssSsh: 20. CHARLES A.. sr..
S fFssss'ss sss sss AZ si:,,'s,: S,;:. u i
aSs:'ss e'?sssSss, ssss pis.. is:'fs!!iss:ss syis:s
saISSrR:sn ~ zee sts. Int priv.ts. TrisnSS may nay
iiys;: e!c:isssSkF sS residences. a4o4 shssswoa
Is sT, , hu;esnd 81 Lal;s y; Bssts. ssfy::
slsHis; sYkx, ,F!snS. may call Thuls. evening. ~
81 asi.Hl y Hln.s s..v. ;:nd Isss Jo:sph BarE. .s:d
Sso csdsr u. Int North Cedar Hi HiiaesSs. Ssm.
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Life At the Front.

70 the Editor Of the Epe~tno PxbNc Ledger.
Sir--1n a recent issue Of your paper
! noticed letter from George Arnold
opposing the bonus, and 40 he made %
many false remarks % to the daily rot.
tine Of z real artilleryman, wish you
would publish the following verses.
while l am writing ! am wondering
y ne can answer Yes" to Il: Thank
~ a-tll.ryman win sympa,h, ~ toward ~ IN.
Philadelphia. March 1s, 1922.
DIG you ever hear n bullet whiz
Or dodge q hand grenade?
Have you watched long lines Of trenches
BY doushboys with q spadsY
Have YOU seen the Landscape iish,ed up 4.
AZ midnight by . sfeii7
Have you seen . hillside bIasins forth
Like furnace room In heiif
Have you camped DER nisht in ruined
With rsf,er for bed.
with the horses stamping underneath
In tho morning when they're fed? /,
Do you know the erump crump's whistle,
Do you know the dud Ahelrs gr,1nt7 p
Have you played rat IN a dugout?
Then you've surely seen the front. -
Crippled Buddy Doesn't Want BonuS
70 the Editor Of ths Evs~ino Public Ledger:
Sir--For quite q long time I have
been reading in the Peoples Forum the
exchange Of views and opinions on the
bonus question. and now ! find myself
waving my arms and shouting with the
rest OF them.
It. seems the ex.service man who
doesn't want the bonus is a million.
aires son." etc., while those who are
hghting for the bonus are 'slackers''
With spines Of golden color. Well,
there have been many things Of this
nature said against the man who wants
the bonus, as we'll as those who dom Z
want the go called t'back pay"
It's all wrong. Any man who has
been "up there dodsing the ash cans, y
IN this mans army" The same may
be said Of "millionaires' sons" too.
The bonus question Is matter Of opin-
Ion, 40 why drag your former buddy
over the Goals. Express your opinion,
but refrain from personalities.
Now. here's where I place myself in
position for verbal barrage from those
who think I've got Goodies of jack:
saw a bit OF service myself. I've
cracked as many stones with my hob
nails as any Of 'em. I had a few
coolies: I've gone without chow for
three days at a time, I've licked frost
and rain water off the grass to quench
my thirst; a mudhole was a palace to
me; I've been for many days over my
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Se4l$ ~ after day until you ftok ~
10000, or II you stii1 refused, they
wonld hnd a lot OF little, jobs Tor you
70 90, and in the end you'll wish you
is4 nSe taken the insurance in the Arst
Considering such treatment. I think
the soldiers should be compensated IN
some wey for the mishandlfng Of their
pay ynile fighting to make the world
JAMES A. REAMY,
@ 1924 Ontario n.
Philadelphia, March 81, 1922.
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wv seslsst pssssS1lly isstkt s'ls'
1l s:s y. sa.ss. ~ ~. ~: .s::s:sss.s. z.
stfyediy greater vogue u ths h9n!!ss
and standing and hxed ana fn1cy ano sIa
uhbstd obstfuctionS were remuveo ios Z
I better view Of Phlledelee ei49e ana
their friends, ARCHIE hlCD.
New York, March "a, f022s
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Questions ANSWERED
"whom the Gods wish to Destroy

"Whom the Gods Wish TO Destroy"
70 thc Editor Of ths Bve~tso Public Ledger:
Sir-wili you be kind enough to tell me
from whore the following quotation 10 taken:
Whom the gods wish 10 destroy they hrst
make mad"7 Every one seems familiar
with II, but nobody can tell me its origin.
VIRGINIA X. POWELL.
Philadsiphia. March 30. 1922.
The quotation IN 1ts original form II found
IN the Greek. Euripides. who lived seversl
centuries before Christ. wrote:
when q divinity would work evil to Q
man he ffst dsprivss him Of his senses -
The later Latin proverb adapted from this
IL: "Quem deus vuit perdere prius demen-
tat" which. in Enslish. is freely rendered.
Whom the GODS wish 20 destroy they nrs'
Of all drive mad"
Reader-The coin bearing the inscription
"Georeius Del Gratius Rex and having or
It's reverse side the nsure Of q woman play.
ing o harp. with the word 'Hibernia" and
the date 1726. 10 evidently British. coined
during the reign Of King Georsc ]. not
italian. as you sussest. Consult dealer ir
coins a. TO it, value.
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Sees chanee for Improvement
70 tAs Editor o, ths 5Vswt~e Pxtlso LEDGER: !
!. Sir-As a native American affection
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p.ylIehs .savIos Law Aslnlrs

xlloht .oavl0a Law Aslnlne
s1itsr 81 tAs Evsntws vb'tc Ledser:
~ have Just read IN your paper
r.r siened G, X. g., concerning
~ saving. This gent refers 70 the
ssfs a dsyhght saving a Low. |.
-. What mart mental capacity
Ii 70 simple.a thing as daylight
se z oIs 4 says: "The division oi
4 purely an arbitrary arrange
a. or words. ~ &h,k IN s8Sye: y &
" have alsot { I .ey U5ybIA
souais four l1A4 - l1tt Senh9f
an the samS TRACK A f,s(al E,sis1
show me ~ I'M snts of sthis
a. law who d4SE EhS Elow tket ths
!siS, S,u .. : ,,ir nsirl ft-Sestsd' s,G.
nlm s - = with AiEsS SfiSdn shoe laces.
Am Of mans skAt 4aS Il erss ss Y aNspityary. "a
habit Of cstldt tifain hours
work in thesdHyttfnt has no Tau .
rity, except st1Nt t:oI custom, and
- CENTURIES 6feGslct HABITS to s'idI
~ change thcm works a, hardship.
IN YOU emit pound anything into
fisss daylight saving fanatics. They are
sisss. II the Legislature VI real
Ssylight saving 10 only city ordi.
~ was to pass q law to make every
~ breakfast int 4 A.. NJ, lunch at
kkrM. and supper at 3 p. M. there
si6n't be anything wrong about II
Ssnf that Il would force every one to
Hal the habits, Of q lifetime, II
SiIeht saving were an the. year.
~ law in the course Of q lifetime
6je would no doubt become accus-
I'd to H.. !.
n jackass law. ore hopeless. Tell
~ the farmers are, against II and
T(cmaticaily they are for It. I've got
m hands up. / quilt
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yrsiladelphii, March "a, 1922.
4 Happsued an Rroad street

|1DSins Editor o. ths BvsatW0 Public LEDGER:
h ~ Shouldn't II be possible for the
I'M Of motor traiac on. q thorough
- Ike Broad street at, the. busy.
smming evening hour, or any. rush
lod Of The day, to get BY u fiivver
n suddenly becomes petulant In the
~ row Of a line. waiting TOR the traf-
dictstor's high sign and refuses to
4 I Y vaudeville skit could be taken from
~ eeene at Broad. Erie and Germantown
I{ionues last Sunday when, by almost
(ual count, 147 big motors, occupied
! 4 personases on pleasures bent, were
Slled by 4 fat man with car that
|kad suddenly decided not to "ramble
|vllAt along"
6omplaining sirens, humping motors,
|d1nging gongs Of street cars, with now
|6rd then derisive cries froih car riders,
Nnad clear through" was working
~ Z bedlam on the already confused
- at the crank. Then THE traffic
e. had to, smile. That smile spread
aSwly back along the sumptuous line
N motors until the little man in the
|o(sset laboring with the cranky starter
|ospsed the changed mood, and with an.
|tlker turn he engaged her." hoped
|01der the wheel and was away at the
|bad Of a gay parade. ..,But time had
I'm lost. Couldn't. the trahic cops lift
em out Of the way? 2; f. E.re
| Philadelphia, March q. 1872. ,s.f
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pne shopperIi Hueba rd ReIoIees

plsAs Editor Of ths EvesanO Public Ledosr:
i Bir-Perhaps at this season one Is
III 10 let ones optimism run away with
eR. ! cannot. however. but feel highly
iased after learning from the front
- Of your paper that City Council
III at least one member Of approxi-
|G{tely adult sepsibility.
pr. Won Tagen proposes an ordinance
:, :.etlsn :ss IL psniisns az
aam su'a's e. sSSs SSstrpeton srse ss cause
II this is not reasonaoie waysout
|e the parking problem Tknn't imhgine