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Giant Ape Is Slain With Marjin
Spike After Wild Chase
of Sailor
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GOMPERSFAVORS
POLICY OP LEGION
Head of American Federation of
Labor Says He and D'Olier
Are Agreod
"Uobofi." n log fared biboon. Is deiii) (
ftr n battle for life with fifty-three
member of the prow of the lliitlsh
trader Hengtiela Inte veiterdny nbonrd i
the ship at the- C'.uiibrla street pJw
Port lliclimnixl Two inuiubeci of the
crotv were wouuiled In tlit tight
I "Itobna ' wns the largest mid inot
Tlclmis of ten baboons hi ought here from
Clem Lcuuc, Hrltisli Wont Africa lir
the Iienpieln rew as nineofs.
The baboons were out on docL. for an
airing- jrestertlaj All eseept "Boboa
nd Ills mate were free. Thfi'e two were
on leashes held b.r Tliomiis James,
seaman, who had adopted them.
William I'arher. a boatswain, hap- , nnd'thc scene of the chase was traus
pened along and ' Mobon ieeognlzd ferr,ed to the superstructure of the
film as a man who had tormented him I vese) Finally '-Hobon" made for the
on sevenl oornsions during the ti p l . ,, , , , r .i !:. i..
ncross. The biboou nmd a lunge a, I bridge nud forced Captain Daris to beat
Parker anil frved lilmvlf Parker a hatv retreat
dashed mto the rabin with the biboou Hoboa ' followed the captain to the
alter mm
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MISS MONA MOKUAX
Who wilt glte a. Shakespearean re
ntal in the Egyptian Hall at Wan-
amaher's this afternoon
L.uiruiu uav.n m. ut. tie , ... , i . i. . ...... .,.- .....!.. .. i we discuss?
.kipper, mounted the bridge and oi dre I ,? . . . , , wue" the Legion!
COLUMBIA POST IS STRONG
An unnunlified indiirement of the at
titude of the American Legion on la
bor is contained In a communication
made public totlm through state head
quartern from Samuel (Jompers, presi
dent of tlie AnierUnn Federation of La
bor. It !h addressed to F B. Wilkin,
secretary of the 1 inon Lnbor CountiU,
Needles. Calif., and reads as follows:
"our letter ieeeicil and contents
noted. The Anient nil Federation of
Labor has not mule any declaration
regarding the American Legion, but,
speaking for injsclf I cannot see any
reason why ex service men, whether
members of organized labor or not,
should not join the American Legion.
"Whcu I was m N'ew York city re
cently, Mr. Franklin D'Oller, tintionat
commander of the American Legion,
with headquarters at Indianapolis,
asked for a conference with ine, which,
of course. I readili granted, nt which
we discussed general subject matter of
during the- conference, a rV((rcl? .the
attitude of the American Legion toward
organised labor, wan virtually the Mine
ns the Ktatcmcnt which be save tit the
press on January 7 a follotfrs !
" 'The attitude, of the American
Legion toward organized labor is ex
nctly .the same as Its attitude toward
nil groups of American UtUens who are
Interested in a square deal (or all, in
the maintenance of law and order nnd
the protection of the institutions handed
down tn us by our forefathers.
'J The membora of organised- labor
ire patriotic Antcrlcar citizens nnd
the members of the American Legion
are patriotic American citizens who
hae proved their patriotism nnd their
loyalty. Consequently, on the purposes
of the American Legion both tliey nnd
wo nrc in accord. Many oj our most
lonl members are members of organ
ized labor, nnd it is our hope that we
A Fortune on
Their Hands
What D'Oller Said
all hands on deck MKtouigle and otliers took a rew more
Th fipi ..nhflr f-nt,ttiro.l tlia if1i ul,.,ta nt Mm lVnnW Vrpfmnn n sen
tame baboons nnd 'Hoboa'. ' mate and man entered another door and hid, "He very greatly deprecated that
then turned their attention to the wihl around one of the lorners in the cabin acts and declarations of a few men.
animal, who was just emerging fiom the i corridor armed with a big spike When members of the Legion, upeiking for
cabin nt the heels of Parker "Hobua appeared he struck him over themselves and without authoritj to
Thurston Mctioutgle. first mate of ' the head with the iron weapon nnd the denk for the Legion, should be itc-tht-
shin, who had been asleep in (lie I baboon sank to the tloor, his t.kull fruc-, cepted or considered ns representing
tabln. appeareti uti detk with an auto- I tured. ' the American, Legion nnd that for whitli
math- in his luiud He blaed awa at i "Boboa died latei and was buried. ' stands any more thau Ihe organized
the wild baboon, and others of the i rew with certmonies in the Uelnwaie labor movement should be held re-
who were armed followed sUlr Tho Henguela nrnved here Sunday, sponsioic tor any overt nit oi nnv one'
taay ho aWUo convlneocyerysx.ijryki
man who H a member of orgaulsrcd
labor il'mt our purposed nrc the same
as loyal citizens anil that every ox--serrlcn
man In organized labor will
Join tho American Legion.' "
i'aul Jtevcre Leber i'oet .no. vr,
of Columbia, Pa., is one of tho most
active posts in Lancaster county. It
Iim already been effective for 100 tier
cent Americanism in mnuv municipal
matter and Its semimonthly meetings
ore well attended. To present the French
Government certificates it had us its
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liuet, 'Julfta.'J. 'CKloilWifth , Freneh
offcer. Soeral of IU tnemljrrt on
forefgn nnd AmeHenn decorations, ftnd
Included in Us membership is one gen
rnl. ..dwa.nl 0, Shannon, Distinguished
Service Medal. . . .'
Two patriotic Columbians Horace
nnd Miss Efflo Detwller, have. given
tho post nn entire building- which Is
DCing pill in.u nuayt- iia a. uiuuciu viiiu-
house. Tho townspeople nr contribut
ing toward the furnishings and decora
tlou and the local troopn of Hoy Scouts
hare given valuable assistance.
DeCTViar
The New Style Note
Kid & Suede Combined
&he&fidmux
They drove "noboa ' to the rigging with a turgo of cocoanuts.
lot its members. His declaration to uiej
Telephone, Spruce 2958
Fur Storage mid Remodeling at Reasonable Rates
LUIGI RIENZI
CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN
1714 Walnut Street
For Easter time
Hand-Tailored Women's Suits of Tricotine
59.50- 89.5095.00
onr7i r Genuine English Tweeds
SPECIAL 59.75
COATS AND CAPES
EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE MODELS
DUVETYNE BOLIVIA MARVELLO TWEED
65.0099.50140.00175.00
NEW MODES IN FROCKS
Dinner
Gowns
SHOWERS OF LACE OVER SATIN OR
TAFFETA, SHORT LACE SLEEVES
COMBINATION OF EMBROIDERED NET
AND LACE.
67.5082.50 to 150.00
Afternoon
Frocks
TAFFETA SATIN GEORGETTE
A VARIETY OF ACCORDION
PLEATED APRON EFFECTS
HAREM SKIRT STYLES.
45.0075.00 to 225.00
TRICOTINE FEATURING HIGH
StrPPf GRADE TAILORING, COLOR CON
oireec TRASTS IN EMBROIDERY OF SILK, GOLD
Dresses thread, wool.
42.50 67.50 to 210.00
CO A TS CAPES WAISTS-FURS
yntr SEVER PAY MORE AT RIENZI'a
RAILROAD
BONDS
A First Mortgage on 41 G miles
of road. Also collaterally secured
on 3017 miles of road.
W'c offer these bonds to net
WA INTEREST
Price $620 Per $1000 Bond
Income 560 Yearly
MsCowit&C&
LVM TITI.K 11LDO., mil .
Member Philadelphia Stck Kichann
Every minute of every
shopping day in the .year
women at the head of De
lineator families arc spend
ing $10,93 for gloves $5246
each eight-hour day. Yet
gloves arc only one of the!
needs among the four and a
half million members of
their households, for which
they make huge daily expenr
ditures. The article y o u
manufacture may be placed
directly in the path or their
purchases by making it
known through the maga
zine they rely upon
Delineator
The Maqazine In
' One Million Homes
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From Public Ledger, Saturday, March 27, 1920.
A Word about
repainting your car
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RpnoVotiTifi:
oOOrj.OToadStr'
Cheap painting is always
the most expensive. We
refuse to do a cheap job.
Don't judge from this that
our work is expensive it
isn't. Quality and service
considered, it is probably the
most reasonable in the city.
The painting we do will look
as fresh a year from now as
it does today.
(iff oil r estimate first.
Phone Poplar 4G97
U. S. AGENTS FIND
SH0EPR1CESL0WER
All Stores So Far Visited Havo
Complied With Suggestion,
Says Mr. McClain
V
All shoe ttorra that ha to btn t'ii
Itrd to ftr br Department of Jutllr
!nTitl(itori ire compljtnK with lb
lUfftstloD for price reductions of the
Philadelphia fair-pric committee, ac
cord nc to an announcement made rt
terdiy. The Invntirators. hoTrere
oare not reached the bit retail stores
in the central tectlon, etcepf in the
ca. f hsuement How at 'I'hirteenTh
and Market streets and oof on thn rr
ond Moor nfir :iw.tlth and fhFTitnut
atrerlH Ti htn,
realiilnt
Ihe statement mats.
t)rot of Irom neTfcty.hT
rents to S'J a rsir
'Hie announcement, alrned hr Frank
fll. McClain, federal fair-price commis
sioner, seta forth that terer&l atorea on
Klftysecond street and In other outlj
Inc aectlona bare been Ineestiioted and
found to Bt doinc businoaa in accord
ss itli the committee's luficstion. The
ittatement sajra in part:
"No doubt srben the iureatitattons
re completed, It will be shown that the
result of the fair price acreement will
furuith a refutation of nbat was paid
i by certain trntral citr kboe dealers
,Sslio ruihcd into print on Tueadaf cnorn
1s. March 23, nith the ctatenient that
In spite of the ruling- of lb' Philadel
phia fair-price committee there rould
amu wouta u bo rvaucuoo in idc price
Mar Publish Honor IUII
"It may b necessary for ut within
th- n'tt Tfetk to publish an honor roll
la order that lb public may knore ex
actly who the retail ihcw tnerchanta are
rbit are ahoirisc a di. portion to play
fair with boh the fxlr-prlce committee
and the public.
"I read nllh some amusement the
prediction el one of the central city tboe
dealers' a few days ago that shoes tha
comlni fall would be hJuher than they
eren are now, becjlOse ql the Incrttsed
cost of ltatber.srTh icntleman ho
made that etatttaVnt eeldcotlr Is in
ignorance of jAVresenc condition in
the hide madaTt. dentl) be is nn
nware thniayTne dernnBWor leather for
milltarTyeorpoic, liyiWe bad durinc
the wyfoo longer sjsrfats and is further
unavafre of the laraf intaices of Anen-
tinenldes that bato bevlored because
oCTOoJtrBf)rLkn. faclltles and the
ther Mftirontraband
aAJfld strurtle
'o raewlcts of the
'vntlA.
on Market"
time Tor him to pinch
k'o up to the fact that
er bides, salted and
trniraawwbiclr sold at n(ty-s!i cents a
ast October are now a druc on
the market. I grant that the .wearing
qualities of socio of the footwear now
being sold suggest that the same is being
made from something only the Lord
Inons what, but in tba better grades of
shoes the presumption fairly cm be
mat at least psrt ot tuem are made
from leather, and leather comes from
hides. With the price of leather cut in
balf. It is incomprehensible to me that
shoes that will be made from these same
loner-priced hides shall sell higher next
fall
"I repeat, the time bas arrired ,to
glte the public information on this shoe
Question, and I Dronoae tn sea Ihst thev
get it In regular order as the result of
inresligations by the special agents of
tbe Department of Justice corns to
me "(
MAYOR 0. K.'S ASPHALT PLAH
City to Spend 179,000 to Build .
Equip Structure
Major Moore bas approrrdi
orainaue pasted or Council
nay aiiumriilor the
Public Works to enter.
Reference above refers to
The Royal Boot Shops.
THE BASEMENT STORE, N. W. COK. 13TH MARKET STS,
AND ON THE SECOND FLOOR, 1204-8.5.10 CHESTNUT ST.
One- Day Outings
From Philadelphia
Seashore
$1.25
War tax 10c
TI NTir rm OfhAN U1
Mil lMOOI ( U'K MA
EVERY SUNDAY
Drs 111 Irulu leates (heirtnnt and south St. IVrrira 7 SO M Return
Inr IraTes hraahore. I'olnts 5. IB V M
Wilkes-Barre & Scranton, - $3.00
HTOI'l'la AT MtCIl CHINK War hi Slo
WlirTP, II WLN AND ANII(1. In rnrh direction
SUNDAY, APRIL 11
hprrlal trnln leaies Keadlni TermlnsI 4 00 A M.. Stoppln
Ave . lluntlnsdon ht.. Unxne Jnnetlon. Laaan nd Jenklntown
llrlumlni Imm Srrsnton 7.00 I M. Mtlkta-Baire 1.30 I1
Coal Region
ahiiwoy
Olll lllini.l.K. AMlHAMt, MT. CARMKU S II SKI KIN
ivhvnoy cm. niiuritioN
Stopplm si Columbia
31.
$3.00
Wnr Tai 2tc
I'f WK, SHKNA.N-
SUNDAY, APRIL 4
Slieelal train If? Tin Baadlna! Terailnul .(W . M ,
stopplna at folnmhla At.. Huntlncdon Ht.. Manayunk,
t'oiialiulioeken and Nrirrlstawn ! Unlb H,l
Itelurnlns lesee. Ntl.mokln 7.S0 I. M., Mt. Cjurofl 7.40
r. t., s.l.Lnd 8 1 T. H.. nirardtlll. 8.t I', M77 hhenan
ilotih (.00 I'. M , Mahanor I'lene 8 JJ I M,. Ollbrlnn 8.37
I' M . Mahsnor Cllr 8 17 1. SI.. TaHiaana 9 15 1. f,
Philadelphia & Headitifr Railway
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The APPERSON
SEDANETTE is here!
Here at last is the car that truly com-
bines mechanical excellence with artistic
elegance the perfect combination' of
limousine and touring car. The interest this
car has created since ita arrival a few days
ago is certain indication that it will be one
of the most popular Apperson models,
especially with the business and society
women, whose demands are simplicity and
super-comfort.
We art ready to demonstrate
WILLIAM T. TAYLOR
Eastern Plttributor
Broad 4b Race Sts., Phila.
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Brown. Kid
Brown Sucdo buck
Black Kid-
Black Suede
back.
As you expect it is nt Del Mar
first and at a bhjr saving in price.
Our low rental and smnll expense
is the reason
Upstairs Store for Women
Hosiery
SI. 50
at flnent Qual
ity ' Blllt In
new Spring-rihude8.
Detffir&Compamj
121iehesttiuV Skvze
Downstiurs Store for Men Take Eletalors
Extra Special Value!
3. DooriWhitt? Porceloid
REFRIGERATOR
$A.75
Jr '" sW
A ( Wonderful Bargain !
A large size-, thoroughly constructed box.
White porceloid lined.
Large Ice Capacity.
Charcoal Lined a Good Ice Saver.
Pfenty of food space. ' ,
Nickeled trimmings.
STERN & CO.
712-714 Market St.
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owners feel more and moire friendly
toward their cars as time goes on
This is partly accounted for, of course,
by the distinct and delightful difference
in Liberty riding and driving.
But the underlying reason we are ,con
vinced, is the basic goodness of the car.
W. S. Kip Motor Company
1408-1410 N. Broad Street, at Master
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