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MAYOR INSPECTS
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LINE TO FRANKFORD
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'Aviator Will Take Birdseye
r Photograph of Transit Situ
ation in Rush Hour
URGE DIVERSION OF LOAN
Mayor Moore today Irupc tod thr
route of thr Prnnkford elrntel m
company with Tranlt Win-tor Twin
lhg nod City Soliiitnr Snutli
!The oftli-lnl port Ml t itv Hull
Bbout 10:"0 uMih'I thiCmorniiiB. Pi"
.cfedlns to I'ront nud Anli lif''i nd
,'ttien northward along the Imp of tlir
''li" to itspropoP(l not thnn toninmi
Mill Hill ilili)il li IIIIIKIIIITMMMMW
tf . rf Sm
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t Bridge stiret. Fi-titikfnwi
Mr. Moote wnntr-d tlrM hand infm
rnatlon o pi-r-Mit condition" nlotis tlif
route. Tlir tour was n iitrlliniiian Jto
definite plnn for romnletion and
oneratlon of the hih-ppcd liu
A "birdseye" view of trntlii- fiitiRr-
Hon in the ic-ntrul bMnei dNtrict will j Partial
b obtained today by the Rapid TnitiMt '
Co.. when n former nnny tiler will tuke '
photographn from nn airplane.
If weather eondltioni permit, the
fiijtht will be made durin;; the ni-li
hour period, with the plane pniilng rnt
orer City Hall at .r.:18 o'cloels this aft
ernoon. The Tiewd will be taken nlon: a
vertical line of light at an .-leMHion
of about S00() feet The camera "but
ter will be synchronized with the pro
pellcr so the resulting phture mnv be
pieced together into what is known a
a mosaic map
The map wll ho the poMiimi of
erery street ear. automobile and other
rehkle in the area. The 1. It T
asserted the Tiews will "how traffii
engineers the condition" over the entire
business district at one particular time,
giving, as far as possible, the measure
of the relative congctiou and ntnmiut
of traffic.
Diversion of pan of the .:.-. 000. 000
loan nuthorized for the Nroad "trcct
rabwny to the Philadelphia Rapid Trnn
it for equipment and construction of
more surface Hum i" urged by the
Mayor's transit committee.
The diversion would bo in the form
of a loau. according to Colonel W. P
Barba. and would draw interest "ijfli
cient to cover the sinking fund charges.
The loan would be payable whenever
Sthe money became needed for llroad
street subway work.
The plnn was brought up at a meet
Idj of the committee yesterday, t'tep"
were taken at once to determine the
legality o tne proposed step. If nee
eseary it was suggested that Mayor
Moore have Governor Sprout call a
special session of the Legislature to in
dorse the diversion of funds.
Jolm P. Dwjer met with the com
mittee yesterday and pieented the
transit muddle from the viewpoint of a
newspaperman
CHARGE DELAWARE
BOY SLEW FATHER'
HIWtMvS . NICHOLS
Itepublleaii congressman of Dctlolt
who condemns the treatment of :il
levxl railir-il" rnuuded up under
Attorney (.riieial Palmer's oi tiers
COAL FAMINE THREATENED
Shutdown of New England
Industries Looms
Huston. April 1.V (Ny A. P. i A
verioiis shortage of coal for New
l'nglaiid's railroads and industries
threatened today to necessitate eaily
Mirtailment of nil passenger schedules
mill n partial indii'tiiul shutdown. Coal
Charges of Palmer
Viewed as Bluff
tnnllnutd fiom rte On
In prison, all without formal trial and
many of them without warrant heaped
up in baskets, apparently without nny
pretense of system." said Mr. Nichols.
Without having seen the condition with
my own eyes, t could never have be
lieved that an. thing so iin-Amerienn. ,
so contrary to our every free institution,
could esiM In this country.
"H i" apparent to me that a large
pnrt of the condition 1" the result of
Inefficiency and confusion. Attorney
(lenernl Palmer felt that he was called
on to make some demonstration against
me so-cniieu alien extremtstsr lie se- '
lee ted the Communist party roster ns
the basis for his attack mid ordered the '
arrest of all the communists who were)
nlien. It nipnnrs that no adequate pre- !
liminnry investigation was mndc to dr-
termine the nitual recoids or even the,
character of men to be ai rested. Thej 1
were jut herded in. and then u hap
hazard process of sorting was begun.
Calls System Reckless
"The fact that hundreds have nl .
leudy been ieleacd in Detroit alone. !
bceausn there va no evidence on which I
to hold them, is proof enough of the '
absolute lecklessness and brutality of'
tlie system pursued.
"I presented to Assistant SedPlnry
Post a lint of 174 men still held at Port
YVayue in Detroit, forty -eight of whom
never had u warrant issued ngainst
them. All 174 have been in. prison three
months without trial. I have demanded
the immedinte disposal of all of these
cases, either by trial and deportation
or by release of the men. Mr. Post
hns proiuised that they will be taken
apparently without investigation nnd
without warrant, and his recent propa
gnnda with regard to the radicals in the
railroad strike.
Unless Mr. Palmer convicts some of
the numerous cnemlen of society that he
knows nhout. If he really does nothing
about this latest revolution he has dis
covered, people here ore likely to find
out the reason why.
MOVE TO IMPEACH
POST IS HALTED
Washington, April 15.--Plnns
for introducing
(Ry A. P.)
n resolution
in the House today looking to the 1m
peachment of Assistant Secretary Post,
ot the Labor Department, for his nttt
tittlr toward deportation of radicals,
went suddenly awry when the House
met today nnd the resolution prepared
bv Representative Hoch, Republican,
of Kansas, was withheld nt the request
of Republican Floor Leader Mondell.
Speaker Gillette had arranged to
recognize Representative Hoch for the
Introduction of the resolution and called
on him twice for the purpose. Hoch.
however, withheld his resolution nnd
Mr. Mondell nnnouneed that the Re
publican leaders wanted to study it fur
tJier. Hoch said he would Introduce
It later.
LETTS NAME PEACE TERMS
Demand Thai Soviet Ruaala Pay
War Indemnity
Kovno, Lithuania. April 15. -(Ry A.
P.) The Lettish legation here an
nounced today the conditions on which
T,clvlii,l!i willing to declare jience with
soviet Russia. The terms comprise n
number ot strategic guarantees, n wnr
indemnity of a cotlple of billion rubles
In gold nnd the return o nll.rnllwny
material nnd bank securities which were
carried off by the Rolshcvlkl, or, If this
is Impossible, compensation to the
amount of 1,000.000.000 tuhles.
T.etvfa further demands a, portion of
ll. A RIIaaIaII Mali! -.JhMA -... A m "
IIC 1H1MIUII RUIU IITOIUi WHICn IS U1.I
to amount to 127,fi00,Q0O,0OO rubles I
,. Wf.i iilt
c over nrt .n.
nnhlln .1MI -: irvr.ll0
' ".v.xw nj lt t.n,l
an offset to
of the Russ an
before bolshevliini cntno Into power Tu
Lettish Government nlso asks consM
crablc railway nnd forest concessions
The Home You Are Unconsciously Seeking
We r Intf rested In people who want Ml th comforts at tlty without Its
anemllns discomforts
We uro desirous of inMlnc reople who wnt clesn, fresh sir that blows from
a plcturesqut sea nankM with miles of boardwalk that was built for their pleasure
and ntertalnment ,
W hs leen ilnninic and worhlna or people who re looklne for a Home
lh.it will satlsfv their rvrrj wish
To all of, those ueopl wn extend an Imitation In visit nr Ipqurr about th
hus that th Oennrnl lmprovemtnt Company of Atlantln City has built and la
nnvr building on Jaclson Avenua and Vnasar Square, tho 1r.it two streets In
cntnor t'lly. . .
The flrat-floor plan has a apaclous roreh, romfnrtable llvlnj: room, dlnlnff loom.
Mich'n, inald'a room and lavatory, and U Unlah'd In eak. The aceond-noor plan
lias four bedrooms and two tiled baths. It la finished In mahotany with white
trim. The floora throughout are double and ot hardwood and the roof la of black
rlats Thre are, In addition many convenience that show the houses have been
planned with enre.
Tho price, not subtct to chanec. Is IH.OflO. "For the lancer house, with sit
bedrooms and three bathe, th price la ttS.fiOO. For further particulars, visit or
write the following nrms, all located In Atlantic City:
C. J. Adams Company
Law Building:
General Realty Co.
Guarantee Trust Bldg.
Ruffu Corporation
2104 Atlantic Are.
nn nt once
stocks of tli inili'oails were sitiil to he I In- Munition is reaching tiie point
sufficient fm onh four or liic tlnj of where Congress is likely to be asked to
normal operation Industries surtered investigate the auti -radical activities
through lonfiscatinn by the railroads of of the administration, the disagreement
commeri ial coal in transit with no re between the Department of Labor and
ilenihtnent of their bins in sight Justice, Palmer's miscellaneous laid
MuiiytiiiiiiiimmmtirmntiiitrtinniiirnmrTfitTiTiiinrniimiiiiniMn,,
A
Aged Farmer's Throat Cut.
Body Placed in Path of
Fast Train
OFFICERS HUNT FOR SON
Speciil Disnti'ti to IViHi't rublit. Lrdu"
Georsctotnt. Drtl.. April To. Oliver
Morris, twenty years old. is suspected
of cutting the throart nf Derrick Morris
a Millsborn farmer, seventy-eight.
whoec dead body way found last night
by a train rew on ihs' railroad track
ntar Millshoro Ofr'-ers are nov in
searrh of tho tr. The) bov had tpiar
relcd w'th his father f- some tinif it
Is said, and had left hrne to woik on
an apple farm.
The son come home Trierd.i lie,
worked until irJ'out o'i 1 k The two
were seen drinng along ihe road visr
before the murJer. and it i charged
that the boy timvd tlie aff.au- larefullv
so that he coulcf get to the railroad
about the time tie night train came
along. It is supp"ed thnt he ut In
father's throat tbe.v.
The carriage was drnwn u miss th
track as tlie train sMo.pt on toward it.
hut the engmeei was jibln to stop be
fore it was hit when the u-ew made
the gruesome finil of the dead man.
The son hns not ben veii sim-e.
Toung Morris and Jus father had
been having mntiv iiuarrels iiue lar
fall, It is said, when Oliver irifatutl
tlon for n mm h older woman gienth
displeased the aged parent.
P. R. R. to Lower Its Tracks
Rurllngtoii. N. .1.. April ." Motoe
Ists will no longc be compelled lo pluv
leap-frog in crossing the IVntisvhnn'..
Railroad tiak nt Itiond nnd Migh
streets.
1 CwfM4 twls rf mml,
taur, tilt v4 1-l
A FOOD
A Sturdy
food
The full, rich
nourishment of select
ed wheat and malted
barley, balled 20 hours
for easy digestion.
GrapeMits
requires just enough
chewing to develop
its rich nut-like flavor
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A wonderful building
food for young and old
1 GrapcNuts needs no suar 1
"iTrrrmniriiiiiiiimriir
rniiiiiiiimiiiiiiurM
fiSrd Anniversary Sale
The Sale closes Saturduy night, April I 7. Scores of
desirable lots at special prices will be found in every depart
ment Underwear. Hosiery, .Sweaters, Silks, Woolens,
Cottons, Laces, Trimmings, Handkerchiefs. Linens, Notions.
Neckwear. Infants' and Children's garments, Corsets, Lin
gerie, and many others. For Friday, special attention is
directed to the following:
Women's House Dresses in
various attractive models, one of
which is shown $5.85, values
from $7.50 to $10.50.
75c Suedc-finish Fabric Gloves
55c.
Chamoisette
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1 iiKi
mm
mm
n'in'i!' mm
,15
Gl
oves-
Wnshable
-$1.85.
rrcnch Kid
Doeskin
Gl
oves-
$1.
85c.
$2.25
Gloves-
$3.25
$2.75.
$4.50 Pique Suede Gloves
$3.35.
Bead Necklaces, including many
of the popular jet shade special
at $1.85.
Rhinestone Bar Pins in many
styles special at $1.45.
Silk Bags in "pouchy" shape:
black or blue; with purse and mir
ror: nicely lined special at $5.95.
Pearl Necklaces in various
lengths and graduations reduced
25.
Umbrellas of taffeta silk, wom
en's size special at $7.25.
Little Girls' $4.00 White Dimity Dresses $2.85.
$3.75 Seamless Sheets, 81x90 inches $2.85.
Women's 50c pure Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched,
yheer and cambric weights 3 for $1.00.
$5.00 All-linen Luncheon Sets, 1 3 pieces $4.25.
Tho piopn'y equipped nursery
is not a luxury, but a necessity. A"
the leaiiinp specialists in these
(luinty sanitary articles we carry
all the newest practical idea?, and
thrv ire not expensive because with
irjsonublo care they lai-t a lonp;
iim. IJemenibci ! what help you
helps the baby.
Best White Enamel
Nursery Furniture
Aseptic
"Kiddie Koops"
Cribs
Bassinettes
Dressers
Wardrobes
Scales
Dainty Blankets
and Comforts
L
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
flair Mattresses llox Springs fJcdslcads
1632 Chestnut Street
DEALERS tell us that many people infer
Vacuum Cup Tires and "Ton Tested"
Tubes are high priced, assuming that
quality and high prices naturally go
together.
To the contrary, they are vcrymodcrateIy
priced, due to a perfected factory or
ganization operating in a plant utilizing
every modern improvement and prac
tical labor saving device, and marketing
under an independent zone selling sys
tem which makes possible highest
quality at economy prices.
Compare these prices standardized net
and uniform throughout the United
States with those of ordinary makes.
Pay no more for Pennsylvania products
do not expect them for Jess.
Adjustment basis per warranty tag t
Uchtd to each casing:
Vacuum Cup Fabric Tirs, 6,000 Miles
Vacuum Cup Cord Tires, 9,000 Mile
Channel Tread Cord Tires, 9,000 Miles
PENNSYLVANIA RUBBER COMPANY
Jeannette, Pa.
Sia
30x3
30x3'-:
32x3!-2
31x4
32x4
33x4
34x4
32x4'.
33x4.4
34x4't
35x4'.
36x4.'s
33x5
35x5
37x5
Vacuum
Cap
Catbii-a
Fabric
18.45
23.70
27.30
37.30
37.95
40.05
40.Sd
52.75
54.90
55.35
57.60
58.20
67.40
70.95
74.60
Vacuum
Cup
Cirinn
Corn
I
38.551 c
42.95 J
54.45
56.00
57.40
61.35
63.00
64.65
66.15
67.80
76.60
80.35
84.05
Channat
TraW
Caaln
Con
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35.851
39.95 J H
49.05
50.45
51.65
53.75
55.20 ,
58.20
59.60
61.00
68.95
72.35
75.70
"Ton
TUd"
Rtfular
3.00
3.50
3.80
5.20
5.25
5.50
5.65
6.80
6.95
7.00
7.10
7.30
8.05
8.50
8.85
"Tn
Tested"
Tubas
Extra.
ha.T
Card
Ttp
3.75
4.40
4.75
6.50
6.55
6.90
7.03
8.50
8.70
8.75
8.90
9.15
10.05
10.65
11.05
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To be sure the Ice Cream is right, buy
of the dealer who displays the sign
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HKhUH
UPPLBE
ICECSEAM
"Has a better flavor"
Rich, pure, delicious in the various
flavorings that have given Supplee
Ice Cream its high reputation. A
quality that makes you want it again
and again.
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-DALS1MER STANDARD SHOESSS
Dainty and Dressy
Mary Jane Pumps
Patent Colt or
j uit t
Metal
"alnl j to II Slf. s to (
$6,00 $3,76 $3.00
Ian. $5 50 ran,-4. I.n. Jj 50
Tin popu,ar Pumps for tiny tots you will find at
the Dalsimer Store in a complete assortment of
sizes, fitted by experts to insure proper care for
the particular needs of your child's feet.
CHILDREN'S EXTRA.VALUE HOSIERY
J amlf.laaminiia .. . .. .
I CSG OXFORDS I
$6-90 J
Dark Tan
or Black
Sizes' 2 J4
Calf
Calf,
to 7.
'TIS A FEAT TO FIT FEET
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ISKO works quietly, dtpmntt
ably, in the basement or wher
ever convenient. The ISKO
brine tank in your refrigerator
Electrify Your
Refrigerator
The woman who has Isko, The m
Electric Cold Maker, in her home, m
will be quick lo tell you of its Jj
countless conveniences. j
Most important, perhaps, is the fe
fact that it eliminates the need of s
ice by making cold electrically. )
And the cold Isko makes is clean
and dry and constant. Germs can- J
not live in it, food is protected and 'a
kept fresh in it day and night, sum-
mer and winter. &
Isko makes convenient ice cubes M
for table use, freezing pure drink- -
ing water for this purpose.
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Call and see Isko demonstrated. ;
You will want it for your, home.
Immediate deliveries are being ad- $j
vised, for hot weather demands m
may mean delays. 3,
Isko also comes in larger sizes, for 'a
hotels, clubs, restaurants, markets '
and other commercial uses. $
Our illustrated booklet, "Refrigeration Without -As
let," tells the story of Isko. Sent upon request. &
rorc the cold and take
place of ice.
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Domestic Utilities Co.
1717 Chestnut St. '
Philadelphia
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SUPPLEE-WILLS-JONES
Gold Medal Cream
'HIE BIG SHOE STORE
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