di . '" . ... ji AT 11 r. -. L T . "I'l f. vw . Evferfft 4 " ' . . H : KsTOAlD WORLD STRIKE ..... ef.mn8 Planning to Test MO!"1 " "" 7 - n.-l...,!. 'Solidarity oi r. ...-..-. n nv A. l'.i GLT, " n"(vorUMvl.Ic twenty fffpatnuo... k-r.:Vwltta-d by Social llrCBUJ "" . , ,n,lpnl nt,.. Lt, Communists i ""- - - cut'' ... i.... ttinv will nrobnblv bo he movemcu, ;' i. I, virtually certain, liowever. tl.e It 3 . . li. . .-..nnwillt It'll t tit t!i will join in inp iiii.c...wM, ........ : $ auneho-1 by Nikolai I.cnlnc, j.rc ,;. of Kussin. nf nn experiment to "" ... ..I. ..I ll, u-fipl.t lll'll. ,,6t the noimonij " - " Hnrint . IWAR DECLAREDOJM BEAVER . ..... A-i.nl WpWI Responsible u.yu-c ....... .... ; for Damaging nuu Albany. N. V.. Aprfll 2.-(y A. k ). Gamp proteciors mm musi miiB- Irs were seni mn "-. "- -- I ..... .....,.tciitnllrr tl) WI1EP (l TO- Icrvnii"" ruin"""-"- - Ltlcst ar nn uic uchvim. f ITicy were instructed to tnlp the ini ."w ... nrini nut braver tlnms mid I'ViroiliiK beaver IioiiRt'S, where exten. . .Inmnee H ping niuscii uj- hip lood db oi i "-."i.n.:; lit khicli t"c n1""n '""v " i r . r n i . r .V b ' ,f. 'i ' PUBLIC 4LEDGEEPHILABELPHIA, FRI1A.Y, 'APJEUL 2, 1920 19 N. Y. FOOD SUPPLY HIT Strike of oWrkera Tlea Up 80 Per ,Cent of Raljroad Lighters New York, April 2.(Ily A. I.) All but 20 per cent of the rallrond owned tuffs nnd Htcam lighters which railroad representatives assert brine to pw Vnplf ilft nor pout nf Ita fnnil huh. piles nrc tied up n n result of the' murine workers strike, J. J. Mantel), railroad manngcrs' representative, an nounced Uxlay. The railroad -owned ferries on the Hudson river, thp crews of which were also called nut, nrc apparently not se riously nffected, Mr, Mnntcll n tat rug that nil but one line arc running on regulnr schedule., Reduced travel to dny, due to the Clood Friday holiday, has enabled the railroads to ue ferries to n large extent in the transportation of food and milk which otherwise would have been cnrrled by the steam lighters and railroad car llonts, WILKES-BARRE HAS 73,828 COMBINED BUREAUS SOUGHT Census Shows 10 Per cent Increase In Population In Last Ten Years Washington, April 2. (Uy A. 1) Population statistics announced today by the Census Hurcnu included: Wilkes llarre, la., 73,828, nn increase of 0723 or 10 per cent over 1010, Waterloo, la.. 30.230: Murphysboro, 111., 10,411 Long Unyieh. N. .T., 13,021. Winter Undermined Tank Woodbury, N. ,1., April 2. Krost leaving the ground under n large wnter tank on the .farm of John l Day caused the foundation to lower nnd the tank and- framework fell, demolishing the outfit. The tank fell mi Day's milk house, crushing It, as there were 2000 gallons of wnter in it. House Bill Provides Single Head for All War-Benefit Boards Washington, April 2. A burc.au of war benefits embracing the Uurenu of Wnr-KlsTk Insurance nnd the Public Health Service of the Treasury Depart ment, the Federal Hoard for Vocational Education and tho Uurcau of Pensions of the Interior Department, would be created under n bill introduced by Itcp resentatlvp Clifford Ireland, Republi can, of Illinois. The secretary of the Interior and the director nnd assistant directors of the bureau would constitute a committee to co-ordinate, systematize and reorganize the various divisions of the bureau and make quarterly reports to Congress ns to enses adjusted or pending. "COUGH UP OR WALK UP" New York, April 2. (By A. P.) A slogan of "cough up or walk up" was ndopled last night nt a meeting of unionized elevator operators anil stnrt- ers, at which plans were formulated for (lemnntis of niguer wages nnd better working houis. to he'nnnounced at a inass-merting next Monday night. A committee was nppolnted to confer with the real estate operators in an pfTiirt- to avert n strike, which would affect'' in.inii memnTH or. t he union pmnnrnl I In office buildings, loft buildings and .ffirrtiipiii nouses. . Theres about ihem JBSj 7 I ' ! Ill U ARTOROLLS You can't buy u better roll for your player-piano than the Arto-Music Roll its superiorities are many. Whether you want the latest song hits, the breeziest fox trot, the mellow est waltz, you'll get them on Arto-Rolls FIRST, nnd long before other makes record them. And then there's the patented word .staff a boon for those who like to sing Just follow it, and though you never may have heard the song, you will be able to sing it immediately. Singing the Arto-Roll way is simple as well as enjoyable. And Remember, you get Avto-Rolls at prices even lower than inferior rolls. Hear these song hits today nt the nearest Arto-Roll dealer. Next Month's Music Now Rose of Washington Square Fox Trot .Mystery Fox Trot Oh, By Jingo; Oh, Dy Gee One Step Wild Flower Waltz Song You Suid It Fox Trot Old Man Jazz Fox Trot Mother'sllands Fox Trot Oriental Stars Fox Trot Who'll Take the I'lnce of Mary 7 Waltz Song It's AH for You WnltzSong I'm Always Falling in Love With the Other -Fellow's Girl Fox Trot I'm Gonna Spend My Honeymoon in Dixie Fox Trot I'll Meet You in Cuba Fox Trot 1050.R Dnrdanelln (Four-Hand Recording) ... .Fox Trot Jazz Habics' Ball Fox Trot Beautiful Hawaiian Love . . '. Waltz Song Good Nitjht, Angeline Fox Trot Desert Dreams ..., , Fox Trot If You Could Cnre (From "As You Were") ' Waltz Son? Daddy, You're Been a Mo'.her to Me... Ballad I'liderneath the Southern Skies Fox Trot Afghanistan Fox Trot All That I Want Is Yuu Waltz Song 1115 1119 1121 lllfi 1117 1111 1140 1122 1120 111.1 1118 1123 1085 nor. 1078 1082 1081 1071 1080 1127 1088 107C. Most Popular Songs From Previous Listings 1073 1070 1090 11 01. 1080 1091 1008 1052 106G 10.-.1 That Naughty Waltz. . Waltz Song Venetian Moon Fox Trot Swnnee ?7 One Step Somebody .' One Step Oh. How I l.niiKh When I Think How I Cried About You Fox Trot Come and Play Wiz Me One Step Buddha Fox Trot Every One Is Meant for Some One. .. .Waltz Song The Yellow Dog Blues .' One Step Beautiful Ohio Blues Fox Trot Sold by Most Dealers Featured by ('bNNINdllAM 1'IANO CO. mm-MArr11 c,,f,,nut 8"- ..Honor, c. n&V""" B2d " ..?.:9."1"1 4tti l"rnnUforl Ave. FAIR, VAHIISTV NTOUK ., .. 1037 Houtli Ht. idi:ai, piano co. MA KCIIItlirilKK ..... 2a"iS (ifrmantown Aff. I. II. IIAKIIK. SSIO N. Aldrr Kt. r. & V. GKANII STOKK . S37 Murkrt St. W. T. OKANT CO. U'.'l) Murkrt St. CilHAKI) MI'SIO SHOP c. nomrvT "' m Mr n.i,w.i.oB V WJoVK: JOHN K. TVl.KIl Krnlniiii Av. A Wlniorrliind jamks jii'Hir stoki: 1738 Point llrrrie Air. iSicclal AIl'lO Catalogs of Kalian and Jewish miufe roth tuitrt una lUKiotu Koras i STANDARD MUSIC ROLL CO. 514 Market Street Live Dealer Wanted Everywhere liiPM h a.a f-?v-U.V " i M1MT "-'-" - Wfsk i 9 I 'OLD ROOFS CAN BE SAVED! Your neighbors make badly worn roofs come to life and last many years longer by applying (&( FIBRLCOATING Itrcsaturates anolddried-outroof. Itcontains penetrating preservative oilsxthat soak into the dry crust and dry fabric and soften it, 'give it new elasticity, body and toughness. The Asbestos fibre and the genuine Carey Asphalt fill up the pores, add new body and seal the surface air-tight. That's why this is the best coating you can buy. That's why Fibre Coated roofs last so many more years that the coating is paid for over and over again. Don't wait till your roof is all gone. -1 She Would Do Her Own Washing- In many homes you will find the same story. Physicians will tell you that washing-at-home does more to undermine your health than any other task. The modern laundries have opened a way to the satisfactory elimination of all this unhealthful work through Family Laundry Service. Women who take advantage of thjs service pack up their entire family's washing and hand it to their laun dry man. He returns the washing clean and spotless as follows: All flat pieces, including bed linen, table linen and towels, washed, smoothly ironed, evenly folded and ready for use. Wearing apparel, all underclothing, drcshes, children' garments, etc., carefully washed and dried (nnd starched where necessary) ready to be dampened nnd ironed. Many undergarments may be icorn without ironing, due to the method of drying. Tide will save a great deal of your irorfc in finishing that portion of your wash. The hardship of home laundering is done away with in modern laundries through the aid of appliances that do better work than hands and with less effort. Ask Your Present Laundryman About Family Laundry Service For the Whole Family Laundry iiiliiiiiiiiiiiillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll v y Lumber Luxury. Mark Twain said that his ideal of lux ury was to have a pair of suspenders for every pair of trousers. A builder says that luxury in lumber has reached a pretty high point when people won't buy four-roomed houses unless they have hardwood floors. Twenty years ago the southern mills sent all the best lumber north, and used the "culls" .and "slabs" to build shacks for the workmen. Do you think the workmen will live in slab shacks now? Not much. N This increases the demand both for quality and quantity. It makes lumber hard to get. It helps tremendously in building to have back of you an organization with large stocks, and ability to keep them large to make quick deliveries, and in a pinch to do a little more than was promised. Some day you'll build. If you want the work finished on time, see that the lumber comes from LLOYD. William M. Lloyd Company THE LUMBEU CENTRE 29th Street and Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia ESTABLISHED 1868 SOUTHERN OFFICE CHARLOTTE, N. C. We sett it in cans or barrels. ASPHALT MAGNESIA A Roof for Every Buitdin$ AMERICAN INSULATION CO. T5JiA EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF -X CAREY PRODUCTS PIIOTOI'I-WS ROBERTS AVENUE AND STOKLCY STREET PHILADELPHIA rilOTOrjAY8 PHOTO PIAYS THRU w Company V OFlMERICA The following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Company of Amer ica, which is a guarantee of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Company of America. I r..immi iiiiiiiiiilllllllllllllllllllllltll 1 ill li pmiii iiiiiiii ffiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii inr f jj- - nnilllllll HlHIHIIIIIIHIHIHIIIIlllnim umimmu.m innn ...iJHiflMttHBBsnTMIHI nTr ili PvH B H mtM I eeeeeeHH All I 12th, Morrlii 4 I'oisyunW Ave.' OVFR RRnfll 0:1D A-NL Alhambra Mot u.'iiV at -j i:vi. o & u - MtJrv.UUN. havejiko I A1,I.!STA1( 1,'AiSJ in 1 . . .''''i'V? "" in In 1 TUB MJC1C OF TUB lltlSH ' A I I LTUirMV Kranliford & Allegheny rALLcAjnUN I Mat. Dill '- ir. Kr t KATHniUNB MnrDO.NAI.O 111 ' 'TUB THUNDKIlllOI.T" A DrI I t 52D 4. .THOMPSON STS. ArV-lL.W MATINEE DAILY DUSTIN FAIINU.M In TIIK COH8ICAN L,lllOTIlEnH' ORD AVE Tin: tioek aim.' I I PAI APR V-Xi MARKET. STKEU'C I -U-.Z-Wt, ,0 A. M. tn 11.15 F. M. WALLACE UEID In ! BXOl'dB MY DUST" i PRIMPPCC 1018 MARKUT STREET! rrvinLOOsjo A. M. to 11:15 V. M. WILLIAM RUSSELL In "SHOD WITH KIRE". Scientific Lubrication the new kind of motor car "insuranc e ? I DCCMT MARKET ST. Italnu. ITTll CHESTNUT Relow 10TH , IAL.VjC-1 I nM A M ,0 .. ,, LlUbltliU (JL.A11 'EASY. TO O.ET' f-sfUli- in a M tn 11.15 I'. M i -MAROUERITE CLARIC In IAC1C PICKFORD In LITTLE SHEPHERD OF KINODO.M COME R I A I TO CIERMANTOWN AVK. BIST AND ii. -. r AT TULPEHOCKEN ST RALTIMORB i . NORXTA TALMADOB In MARY PICKFORD In A DAUGHTER OF TWO WORLDS" BALTIMORE STELLA MARIS' Dl I ICRlDn BROAD STREET AND DL.VjCiOirL RIIHOUKHANNA AVE I1RYANT WASHIIURN tn SIX REST CELLARS" BROADWAY MBVrP7 "- NORMA TALMADOE In SHE LOVES AND LIES " r A DITOI - MARKET STREET VAr 1 1 -!. 10 A M tn U 15 P. M NORMA TALMA DOE In SHE LOVES AND LIES RIIRY MARKET ST, BELOW 7TII IA,JO l ' A. M to 11.13 P. M. IRENE CASTLE tn THE AMATEUR WIFE ' SAVOY 1211 MARKET 8TREET Jt- VVJI H A. J TO MIDNIGHT CIMRLES RAT In "THE HICK SHERWOOD 84TH AND TUT.TiMnnin OLIVE THOMAS In "TOTON" -.ki AMIAI U'n & Mnplewood Aves. VjL.lNJMLj 2:.m. 7 nnd 0 P. M MIRIAM COOPER In SHOULD A HU3DAND FORQ1VE?" 1 STANI FY MARKET ABOVE 10TH MY L-VDY'S GARTER' CNIDDITCQ MAIN ST. MANAYUNK t,lVlrrIliJ3 MATINEE DAILY EHOENE O'RRIEN In "THE IIROKEN MELODY" FAIRMOUNT -lZrL$S niJVNCHB SWEET In "FIQHTINO CRESSY" I r-AlVIll V THEATRE 1311 Market St. 1 T AIV11I-. A. M. to MldnlKht ALICE LAKE In SHOULD A WQMAN TELL?" I tiTLI CT THEATREr-Below Sprue JO i ri Ol. MATINEE DAILY CORINNE ORIFFITH In HUMAN COLLATERAL" f.real Northern NAV.uim a in 'STRONQER THAN DEATH llroitil St at Erie 7 A B P. M. IMPCRJAI C0TH WALNUT STS. UVlrt'll"L Minn. 2:3il. Kir. 7 . U ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN In ailEATHR THAN FAME" 1 C ATM7D 41ST LANCASTER AVE. LLAUlilX MATINEE DAILY LIONEL RARRYMOnH In "THE COPPERHEAD" I inrDTV BROAD & COLUMBIA AV. LlDC.rl I MATINBB-DAILY ANNA V NILSSON In LUCK OF THE IRISH ' 333 MARKET mraiJS? CHARLES RAY In ALARM CLOCK ANDY" VICTORIA "AHKET ST AR OTH vii.wrvirt m A m. to 11.15 p m MARIE DORO In "12.10" m Tho NIXON-NIRDLINGER rffc THEATRES jf BELMONT 5"D A1,0VE MARKET WILLIAM FARNUM In THE SPOILERS" 13EDAR aTH CEDAR AVENUE MAROUERITE CIURK In ' ALL OF A SUDDEN PEQOY ' COLISEUM nKWDZn ETHEL CLAYTON In f" ' TOL'NO MRS, WINTHHOP" FRANKFORD ,s ORD MAY ALLIBON iyc-iHV'!' FAIR AND WARMER" 11JMBO ,Fno,NT, ST:, & amAno AVE JUIUUu .Iiirnhn Junction nn Krankford "L1 SYLVIA RREAMER In THE MOONSHINE TRAIL" nd 9 I CC KT ,S2D AND LOCUST STREETS LULlOl Mt 1-30. .ifln E. 0:30 to 11 MA DEL NORMAND In "PINTO" NIXON "u AND MAnKT. CHARLIE niAPI.lJJ in' ' A JITNEY ELOPEMENT" RIVOI I B2D AND SANSOM HTs! KlVULE K L.NCOTBE DA'" "DESERT aOLD" QTR A Mn OERMANTOWN AVE J ' rwiL. AT VENAvnn CHARLES RAT tn VKfsANao VLARM CLOCK ANDY ' WEST ALLEGHENY l-vrMTI -" 80UT1I 6T. Orcheatrm. MULE'l-' Contlnuoiia 1 to 11. NORMA TALMADOK In SHE LOVES AND LIES" ?.1 iL.LLLltt'H.'H.S.'-I.S.'a.lla-CLLLI.S.S.S.S.Vt.H.H.t. 25th EDOAR LEWIS In' OTHER MEN'S BHOEH" V,r-.t-ir A 40TII b MARKET STS. I h,UlCr" MATINEE DAILY I Completa chart showlnr crorrama (or the EVin BENNETT" In- A wk-appera Batarfay vnlni and Sunday, You insure your car against damage. It costs money but the protection it gives you more than justifies the expense. Yet are you overlooking a kind of insurance that actually saves you money? That insurance is scientific and efficient lubrication. Faulty lubrication is responsible for seventy-five per cent of all automobile engine repair bills. If you wish to visualize the tragedy of poor lubrication, look inside the average motor sent to a repair shop. Scored cylinder walls and pistons, broken piston rings, burned-out bearings, carbonized engine parts, etc., tell the story. Use an oil that is the exact lubricant for your car and you have the best possible insurance against repair bills. You can't afford to guess the exact oil for your car. Quality, while essential, is not enough.. The oil must be of the right type. SUNOCO MOTOR OIL is made in six types light, medium, heavy, Xtra heavy, XX heavy, zero special to guarantee a perfect lubricant for every make of car in all climates and altitudes. SUNOCO MOTOR OIL dealers know the type that will exactly fit your motor. SUNOCO MOTOR OIL is a straight-run, non compounded, wholly distilled product, absolutely pure. It is the most accurate and uniform motor lubricant possible to manufacture. Give' a thought to lubrication. Don't delay get ting your car "fitted" with SUNOCO. It will protect and put renewed power in the engine. SUN COMPANY Philadelphia Office Finance Building Refineries: Marcus Hook,Pa.;Toledo,Ohio,and Yale.Okla. Ht A i ffli.il n PTCtfvnm ' 1 iaK!niII -a! 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