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IfiVENlNG PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATOKDAX APJllL 0 1921
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BUT HOT FINANCEDi
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ELOCUTION AND ORATORY &TUDENTS GIVE SHOW
$50,000,000 Bond Proposal Is
' Defeated in Jors?y
Legislature
PASS BUCK" TO 1922 BODY
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ntrii''iin ii"'
i ioiiIiiiiI'
in I irii'no PuMli" l-flnrr
!(. Di'lcilt nl till"
ill for extra ronil
prismiS'1 nf tin nioasuio
fur niinlner J our me "'
mill tn v mi tlic dollar for
l tnrn, i.ii..,.. ..collided the niton
hUrliun;
ti"n
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l,"rP ''?.:'. 'i.ill m finance the pm-
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V.U ip-i.ii.iri' approves vo.no plan to
' ...v iiiMPsnrv for mini
fl , I If limn.". - " -
",,,. rcrnblo lobbying ;n Hip
J, of friend " '' hlBliw 1,0iln:
inr i in ,'M.m ,,na ...iumpiI lir hot i
Of . ii""' i
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f""' .,' k'1 to th- Iltta I-oKlMn-
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,f the tmo-mlll tnx for
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GREECE
DEPRESSED
AIM DEFEATS:::?:
'rommnnils nt tlio Inntnnrp of Constnti
I tino flinucd Inok of Irnderf-lilp, losmirre
nnil iiiltinllvo In Hip 1 i j T i t i t i k It N suul
liolr iiliroiir n ilm' io I' i I'.nn
I" loll lhp oi" inn tif iiml th' ii
if ni'uli m in' 11 oo of m
i Confidential Reports to Allies
Blame Officers, Friends of
King, for Debacle
G0UNARIS IS NEW PREMIER
"As Ynu IJlic It" was presnileil liy momliors of tlir r;uln.itlne class of tlio National School of Klointion anil
Oratory, at '1012 Chestnut street. Loft to right the rliniurlrrs are: The .Misses KoikIht, I'ope. Fen Is, Allen.
Kelley, .Jones. Heed, Miller, Kinnlson and .Miuulay i$
Allies Hope Japan 1 3 Pistol Battles i
Will Yield on, Yap Mark Bandit Chase -
Deaths of a Day
CIRCUS MAGNATE DEAD
i aiar
hou'e
(,nenior Mens ' ',I"'
r.nr.rimr IMnrN hut no time
" till- I....HO.I mi nr tn
"' p. .innnrtiiiont. l.nt nlsht
...-,,1 v,vli bllN and nur joinl
'"rx"ri,x. ipprovnl was Rivoa to tlio
..... p.,,,.,.,., Mil fur submission to tlio
Jli'ni'ii. 'r a .n position to vote SI I.-
OOnrnn m lnil for n ton-.onr roll
mielinn pinBlillil hv the Department of,
JnMl!iti"ns and Akoiii'Ios.
ij,or IMhimiN alio appnneil tlio
ripri,n lull .InnfviiiB the olertion ro-
:, ,f in'jn. makliiK provision fori
Vnnien '"I'T" nl"1 rotuiniiiK in tlio i
pppineinilp mid Uepiililli'iin sntP Hiair-1
wfn tl"' p"er In rpcmnmond noinina
tion for 'oiin' boards of elections. !
Tho c" tiimi- nKo npprovoil the Ilonsp,
Tattriwill lull to liiciea-p motor
v.-i 1., in.. fiiM for ll-- hv '"
(fnl Th" new
Cniitlniieit frnm I'nKf Ono
from tlint nolii v of isolation into which
I this country ,.,s diiftcd since Mr. Wll-1 ,,m' Q"'""
In i. Lome on, no.v
the i
tlio
reso-
nt I'ans and
the fruits of
tln I
.1-'
law was recommended
(,, hi' in .lor tiniuc commission, rrri
f.r if.iMin i.irs are baed upon hoi.so
rnunr ui l f.-r molortriicks the new li
ffn. f.'os arc ii'inilnted by weiRht and
Mrmnff nnni it of M'liielcs.
i
an Ness Women's Kill Approcil
A tifM tour hour work week for1
wmn'M in uiilnstrj, mcrcantilp estah- )
liiiiinlrles and restaurants is
of the stale. The governor j
nl. I woman Van Ness' bill'
I,,., i I
. ).i Vovomlior II. will be
im The bill, intioduced by
son's ilisappoiiitiiicni
people's injection of
necotiation then'.
Hill tile administration is only turn
iiiK ft m isolation on vomliiinn t lint the
principle of the note be accepted.
If Ilurope inss(s that our ilchts as
a belliKcient linvi lapsed fiom non
iii or from ihc fnllun1 of President
Wilson to claim them at Pnis. we hip
likely Io tin n our backs upon Kuropc.
Ilecause of .he urn ortilinlv of the iei-.
sion of the Allies tlio Kno resolution
is to he delajeil. While the tendein'j
heio Is aaiusl a sopainte peace with
(lermaii), ulint mm Im' expected hero if
Kiirope slinnld nut a. cede to the prin
ciples laid down hv Mr. Hughes in his
Yap note Is tlic pioinpl passnize of the
v'!' I Kno icsolution and our washing our
1" liands of the hiiropean troulile.
Secretary IIiikIics, who is the master
of the situation here and inrrles I'resi
dent lluriline with him in his interna
tional policies, is not Kolni; to repeat the
mistakes of I'le.sident Wilson. He is
not Koine to enter into conference witli
(lie Allies and pet what he can out of
it. He is Kolnj; to make his terms first
mid confer nftorunnl.
Cnntlnnnl from Vast On
men iictine ns guards drew revolvers
to get out.
.vs. and cot them.
that other
The trick
(limited Qiilnn. pretendui
patrolmen were nearby.
worked.
The two men who were preparinc to
force open the door, jammed their tools
in their pockets nnd jumped in the tour
ing car and the others boarded the
motor truck.
The enuines on each chicle hml boon I
runuine nnd the machines started up !
llroad street. Qiilnn followed. They
hnil roup hut n few jnrils when several j
of the men fired at him. He returned (
the lire mid kept after the men amid a i
hall of hullctH.
(Jilinn kept up the chase until the
Benjamin E. Wallace, Retired, Dies
In Minnesota
I'eru, Inil,, April P. Honjainln P..
Wallace, a retired dims man of this
city, died at a hospital in Kocliostor.
Minn. Inst night
Ho hegnn with a small overland show
in 1SS2. and w lien ho sold his circus live
jenrs apo It was one of the largest In
the world. Latterly Mr Wnllnce hnd
engaged in farming anil banking here.
Hp was horn in Ppiinsyhnnin seventj -throe
yenrs ngo nnd sen oil in the Civil
War. after which lie settled In Peru.
Tlrst he engaged In the livery busi
ness, later starting the circus. He
leaves a widow, two nephews and a
niece.
Hy the Associated Pi ess
thens, April 11. Roiersps siiffeted
In (ireek forces in Anatolia, mid the
casualties Inflicted upun them In the
'l'uiklsh nationalists, have cnuseil a
gient deiression hero.
Official statements on the sitiinnon
are very monger and nre Interpreted to
mean that the government may he with
holding tin" truth from (bo people.
Army nnd government officials are
absolutely mute, hut there is a ileoid'd
nole of alarm and pessimism noticeable
heie among all classes of Greeks
News that the army Is retiring to
ward the positions it originnllj held
nenr Urusa caused pioftumil dlsnppoinl -
nient. The first wounded soldiers ar-
i riving here would not speak, their lips
j having been sealed hv the government.
I .Several of the Inigi-st steaaiers lime
i been column ndeered to bring mine
wminded from Moudnnla. the port of
I llrusa.
j Threats were mnilo to requisition
I American trucks, hut when their Ainer
, lean owners said they would appeal i.
Washington tlio authorities chanirei
their minds.
Mobilization is progressing slowlj. n
being i purled that only twenty -Iho
out of every hu nlrcl men have answenrl
llio "all lo the -olors.
In kome localities in fJreece and ii
'let., pictures, of King Constantino ate
icporicd to haio been burned It i
I robablo the govoinnunt will call In
additional classes to the ioIois 1 1 1
w ee,
Ciintidentinl adv'ios ucoived h allif I
legitmns In re nidienlo the (iicek oflieeis
in Anatolia, (he majority nf whoip nr
ioalits woo wore reinstated 10 then
" siipplj service nf tho aimj is lie-
g srxeien ciitici.eil. nnd tin1 lutein
in nee work is (ondonined as weak and
in' Hi' tent There Is nlo criticism u
ganl'um the la. k "f co-ordination anion
units in the Held, out the (inok sol-
liT, have been hlcliU praised fnrlheir
lumen llith coniinnniling otfiiets ui.
hi. mi' I for tnnnv taclicnl blunders
lleinetiios fjounnrls. .Minister nf
War. has been iniliied Piemier io .in
leeil M. Kalogeropoulos, who has re
signed M, Theotokis. Minislii nf
.liisloo. will lake the portfolio of Mm
Hler nf War, while (ieotge P. Ualtitis
In i nines. Minister of Poroign Affaii"
M. tiniiiiat is, in addition to the pie
nitoishlp. i I,., i the portfolio of Mm
tsti'l nf .lustii e.
GREEKS TO HONOR FREEDOM
KUHtf GETS STATE PRINTING;
Awarded Four-Year Contract -Low
Bidder Also on Legislative Journal
llnrrlsburg. April II - Uiy A P i
'I he first award of a contract for Rtate
printing under the act of 1(121 permit
ting' mlorlislng for and nwntds under
bids for one. Iwo. four or six jours,
DEPORTEES' MONEY TAKEN
Russian Officials Give Ex-Americans
Ration Cards Instead
Riga. Ix-Mln. Apiil II - ItiiBsing
radicals deported from llio United
States, who arrived at Lilian on April
." aboard the steamship Tltor, to which
they hnil been transferred from tlio
hn boon made by Sunerinteiident Robert 'American steamship Mongolia, found
the regulations nf the KiiMiPvlnt frontier
officials more strlit than those of th
American nflieials who were charged
with their deportation
I
i Celebrate 100th Anniversary of In
dependence Here Tomorrow
' The Rifltli nnnnersniy of (in. I, n
dependence will lie i clebratcd with a pa
triotic meeting nt noon tniiniti'm in tin
C.rcck Orthodox Chiinh. Twelfi , m
PlUwater Mi-eels, following the r"gn ar
lellginiis services. The pllticlpal pi ,iKei
will he John T. Tseppns U N n,..
Biting Consul of Greece in tins ,itv
Tin1 anniversary date, w curding t.
the new calclidnr. fell mi pnl T lt
the old Greek calendai It womfl be
Mnnh '-.I
C. Miller to Jnliti I.. I,. Kuhu. the
piesetit state printer, foi a four- j ear
contract.
Kulin hid en nil yenrs sperulied nnd
the superintendent, with approval of the
Gmernnr. nudltor general and stnte
treasurer, mado a four-jear awaid He
was also low bidder on the Legislative
Iniirnal. which contract will be awarded
hi n few dajs.
Rev. 0. E. Pember Back in Puloit
Tin1 Rev. (filbert K. Pember. id-tor
nf St. MIcIuhI's Church, (tcrninntiiwii.
who wns injured in an iiiitnmobilo nc
i idoiil March ih is able to icstnm1 lis
work He will preai h at St Mlihnels
Church tomorrow
Do we serve you?
Wo Handle Only th Vary
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ROUND TRIP
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22-10 Lb . to Every Too
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name BJ IS A
I Asbury Park
Long Branch
Ocenn Grove, Kelmnr
Sea Girt, Spring Lake
1 $1 .80
OWEN LETTER'S
SONS
Yard That Ha, No !
Trenton Ave. and
Westmoreland St.
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Round
Trip
w ., . I r
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fill. .Iline IK. 1U I J
Ml Swan Neck Fnuccls have
Savill on cncli faucet.
THOS. SAVILL'S SONS, IVlfrs
1310-1? It IVAIiWCl! HT.
Pine Dceh
land llclnhtj
Ocran Cata
Ilarntcat Pier
Seailda Park
Seaside HelfhU
Lavallette
nh.rfwlrb
M ' Mantoloslng
Day Head
Sundayi, April 17; May 1, IS,
29; June 5, 12 and 10
SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES
Market Street Wharf 7.30 A.M.
Ilrtlirnlnc. l.a ,s t.nnir llranrh 0 02
" m slu' 1'Hrk 0 17 p ,n )
'hrl II It p tr nfld llUh.fi. 7 ij
c m l"i( IUh- h 7 10 p -ii
Pennsylvania SystemI
sus eaxM w ms a ajrHKHsrojasxnM
car and truck got beyond range One ' ,,
of the men fell forward and Is believed. Fred Ml Chase
to have been wounded. Wilkes-Rairc. April !. - Pied tM
Hnth ours were .speeding nut York Chase, president and geneial malinger
load when lliej were seen bv Motor- of the Lehigh Ynlley Coal Co.. died jes
'.v do Policeman Winnie and Greentiee. terday of apoploij . He was elecied
TIipv were on foot. nresldent in .laniiurv. rising to that 110
... ,, . , . sit ion from office bov , He wa witli the
! ire More Shots compnny fort. v -one yours. Mr. Chase'
It was evident that the lohbersihad supervision of thirl) -four anthrn- ,
tliouglit Winnie nnil iireenlreo hail been cite collieries.
itinn 1 1
nmv tl. 1
mm 1 -on
1- -in
i-ti
a c::i '
I Liter, of Ilergen, wns
A'"i
l.trnnl
Th' lnjoliol, is luntecled lis n song
b r.l nit lor iinnther new law.
It ,s now up to Governor I'dwnrds Io
II) .. I r i vv .lei-sey shall have an
i'n .iii" piefereinc law. Roth
h ii- i.r 'he Legislature iassod As-
i hxn in 1 ui. 1 s mil in give mriiier 1 ... . .. ..
. ,..,.1 ui.n.ri. l,r..r..rnn.... I,, I U posllioll to cancel nr
ii.piiiiiiii 1 1 t in public nffici1 Mr. Kd
VTiirds iih ine a public hearing on the
hill Tiipii i iiflei nnnn.
v r.,.,- , it.,. 1 ...... ..! cmc,;.,., ii.o Kim 1 iiuilcr
Ifrfsl.ilin adjourned sine die lint
niilit nt s, ,, doek. The session was I
the ll.'tli 111 the history of the state.
l 11 'ici-lativo comiultti'Ps called on
G' tern r Ldvvaids to inform liitn tliati
tl" Inw- nulls wen1 about to clmc, the'
fniin. 1 id he would recall the Son-,
f' 111 ie ial session within 11 month
t' "insiili 1 a noininatlon for superin
t' mIi-i t i.f tin state constabulary 1111
tV 11 d hv th ,s year's session.
Nolens Lose Tliflr Dlpnlty
II' 1-. 11 inhers parnded to the Sen
It' 1 itnl'i 1 when' Speaker Hobnrt
It" 1 ., S, nnie President Allen that
'' s..inhlv had concluded its labors.
I'1 si ! 1 1 Ml. 11 then declined the scs.
H 1 HI ,1 ' ml
II1 1 I'm House Lender Rowlnni
I'l '! I'Ei-lntnrs in singing
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In '
Long
lv Country
1 I Thcie's a Long,
vv lulling
, 1 1 ' iiiivviled Senate chamber
1 '- Inr Seuntor Runymi, of
1 ".lis- ' The Lnd nf a Pcrfeil
II' I'spnmleil in his inimitable
II.,
I'. S. Mils Three Rig Clubs
Kvery tiling Indicates an aggressive at
titude on tin1 part of Mr. Hughes, This
country hns three big clubs to use. Otit
is tin1 Knox resolution mid tlio separate
pence witli Germany. Great Rritain
and France do not want the Knox reso
lution to pass. This country's position
in effect is; "Kither ynu accede to tin1
principle laid tluvvii in the Yap unto or
we pass tin1 Ino resolution." Tlint
alternative is not put in words. It ex
ists ill effect.
A second Is our nositioii as a cicdilorl
nation. II is not iitcrclv that we are in
not to cancel all
nr part of I lie nllieii war loans, vv c
me in n position to press for the pay
ment of those loans or for the tonus
which they are to he imul in a
way that may lie luglily cninarrassing in
our Allies.
And third, particularly affecting Ja
pan and Kngland, the two gicat Pncilic
povveis, is our probable coiieciitiillion of
our entire licet in the Pacific. These
three tilings will not he mentioned in
the negotiations. Rut they will be in
the back of every one's mind participat
ing in the negotiation. Thin arc fac
tors making for Mr. Hughe having hi
own way about, the restoration of our
rights ns a belligerent.
The great ilifTercme be) vv eon this oil
ministration and Mr. Wilson's in its
foreign relations is that Mr. Harding
ami Mr. Hughes lm vt a sens,. ,if this
country's power which neither Presi
dent Wilson nor the Tinted State Sen
ate possessed in llio case of the peace
i '", i iiiPL'iitlntlou and tile disputes that fol-
p,; of lnvvcd them. The administration pur
pose to Use II1II1 pnwei.
RSI
A-- .
m
the member indulged
1 - 11! Imrseplav "f throwing
11 1 ti'Oli legislative bill lo
1 .11 11 baskets and bonk files.
1: in Lniighran, nf Hudson.
II tu. 1 si rnlch from 11 bill bnnl.
hir i. 11 r..s the chamber
- I iioiuling executive nominations,
i'i il. exupiion of Harry L. Ma
I" ' if Hi lltnnvvr. In tlio Camden
th' s, n,t, before adjournment Mr.
C" !' iv board weie cnnliriued by
Jla ' 1.' i i,, 11 jccleil
FOREST FIRES QUENCHED
Lrge Tracts Were Burned Over Be
fore Soaking Rain Fell
Vwlirhl ,., April II. - limn lias
1' ' 1 1 t 1. -1 lues that have burned
". ii pints of South .Icrsev
11 1 loitniglit. and wlin li lu
1- did serious damage 'rp
''mi' that there lias been
1 lingo number of tires this
I" 11 e nil, 1, 111 ' of seasonable
mil lieipieni showers
I" tit'- I. nvo started from
"fl nf li', or glllss bv
h Hie 1 nl I'll ,,i nf III
t- motoring panic or
Red Cloud Elects Woman Mayor
Omaha, April K Miss .Mary Peter
sou was elected .Major of Red Cloud,
Neb, In seven votes in Tuesday's elec
tion, belated returns disclosed tmlay.
She is tlio lii si woman Mayor In the
State .ViH" Peterson Is part owner
of an ice plant.
Addresses Sales Club
"Personal Selling" was the subject
nf a talk last night by Wesley A
Stonger, of New York Mr Stunger
addressed the Philadelphia Sales Club
at its meeting 111 tlio Adolphi Hotel.
William S. Thomas presided.
notified to bend tliem off. They fire
scvcrnl shots nt the two policemen, who
returned the fire ns they dodged mining
tlio trees. Rotli vehicles turned abrupt
ly nt Tnbnr tond when the battle got loo '
hot for them. The firing vvn heard by 1
patient and doctors in the ,Iewih '
Hospital.
An automobile coming along York
road wos commanded od by Winnie nnd ,
Greentree. The driver vvn ordered to I
go the limit nnd the two policemen
pursued the robbers nlong labor road.
Several shots were exchanged, hut as
the niaehhies occupied by the thieves
were loo speedy for that raining the
policemen, the robbers escaped.
MUST WATCH ROAD FUNDS
Harding Insists on System in Ex
penditure of Federal Aid
Washington. April SI. - President.'
Harding made it plain yesterday he re
garded the present haphazard method of
doling out federal funds for road-b'iild-ingas
little short of intolerable
Tho President i opposed in oxpen
diture of n single dollar of Government
money in the form of aid to the con
struction of mails by the States until
a fund" or system is provided for the
maintenance of the roads 1
The President's view wore convoyed'
vigorously yesterday to members of "the
Highwav Committee nf the National 1
Automobile Chamber of Comiuorre, who
called upon him to urge tho creation
of a National Highway Commission
"empowered to administer the Gov'
eminent highway activities, to lay out
and have constructed the inter-rounty 1
roads of national importance and to he i
responsible for the wound development 1
of tinnsport over the highways,"
Oil Man Killed In Derrick Crash
Kvans Citj, Ph.. April ' " Rj A 1
p.i Park Hovis, well-known oil con
tractor of Rtillor, Pa, was killed In
stantly nenr here Into yesteidav when
a derrick collapsed, a section nf timber 1
striking him mi tho head llmis was J
prominent in nil circles nf Venango I
coiintj. Pa. ami in Texas and 0M11
homa.
Dr. Ernst
Rerlln. April 0.
Von Possart
I)i . Kriiest Von
Possnrt. the celebrated actor and for
mer director of tlio Court Theatres
heio. died yesterday. Ho was born in
1M1. Dr. Von Pos;nl visited the'
I'nited States in 11110 on tour, but in
March of the following year, while
playing in the Primes Theatre in
I lllcago, liecaine s.-i-iiiu'.n in aim ,u- ,
torceu 10 reiuio m wciniiiiiy
SPEND, the WEEK-END
SEASHORE
ATLANTIC CITY
OCEAN CITY
WILDWOOD
and CAPE MAY
i:.ciKsioNh i:1.1tv slmj.vy
Round t CZfb Hiir rm I2r
XeCiVHi' V1MIII11n.ll
fer-
Trip
I,tnf C ItrMimt nnil "south M.
rlo. for Alluiitlc lt ?.. M
I'nr Otriin (It. Mll'lunoil nnil
(line M10. In ni Clii'tnut M. !rry
;:o A M.. oiirii m lYm : Mi ,M,
KrtiirtiltiR Ii'w ull imlnt"! "uir Vt,
L-
rllrmWs.
mjjjm
Ks
smiim
Atlantic City
Railroad
rwii
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THE UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD
EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION
Invites Tenders on
Meat Products, Lard and Cheese
10,
Mi
Supply
Il (
hi
'iilnl luils will bo tccL'ivrd until
"ill then be oiionpil publicly
i-Wotth. Mnnnrrnr Puichnsinir
nnd Sales, Room a.i3, 1317 V
April 'JO, 1!):1, 2. 00 P. M..
in tho ofllco of I. Van
Department, Division of
Street N. V Washington,
tin.
sj
l"t I'lirnishinL' such iiuuntities of meat products, hud and
s' ns may lie lcruiired for a period of two months from
1 '1 fur use of all cnTRo ships under Its ownership or control.
AT THE PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.
Pi.ipnsni foim and other information may lie obtained from
Man.iKcr PurehnsinK Department, Division of Supply and
'he Board reserves the right to reject any or nil bids.
fc 'lldl iild-, sboillil lin ndilli.sund In I.. Villi M llllllnswnrtll.
ii'liasintr boiiartment. Division of Sunnly and Sales,
:U7 V Street N. W., Wnshlnirton, D. C, and indorsed
lun.i( 1 pui.
"""in :i.i:i, 1
eai,,i Huls for
Pi'i Intil April
Ment
20, 1921
Division of Supply and Sales,
Products, Lnrd and Cheese. Do Not
wiiw
Does Your Wife Have Trouble
Learning to Drive ?
WITH pedals and dnvinp; scat adjusted to the
husband's comfort, the woman sometimes
finds it awkward to reach the clutch and foot brake.
The Standard Kiu'ht has adjustable clutch and
brake pedals, which can be quickly lengthened or
shortened six inches.
This is .1 feature which has strongly appealed
to w omen and to some men of lone leys. ith the
knowledge that the Standard Kight is the endorsed
product of the Standard Steel Car Company of
Pittsburgh, and with a demonstration of its power
to cement their approval, they have bought with
out further hesitation.
Gradually but surely, the stability of the com
pany that nukes the Standard Kight, the power
of the car, and its attractive and sensible appoint
ments arc establishing it as a permanent leader in
its price class.
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TO
358,945 PHILADELPHIANS
THE MOVIES
ACH DAY
The most popular form of amusement is accorded
its proper place by the inauguration of a
DAILY
r
M
OVIE MAGAZINE PAGE
IN THE
loiening public flle&gct
Commencing Monday, April 11
This page, the first daily movie magazine page
in any daily newspaper, will be of interest to
every movie
fan.
FEATURES
A Daily, Intimate, Personal Story
movie star. Not press agent stuff,
stories of incidents which will make
that you know your favorite better.
of some
but real
you feel
How I Got Into the Films.
of some star, with advice
aspirants to movie fame.
The
or rea
RUE story
1 value to
Carefully Written Synopses ol recent releases
or pictures about to appear, some in several
installments, others complete in a single isstie.
How to Write Scenarios. Advice by writer
who have made good. Practical examples of
changes in scripts of actual pictures with ex
planation of the reason wh
showing what
wearing, both
Latest Fashions From Filmdom,
the famous screen beauties are
in pictures and private life
Real Love Stories of the Stars. Tales of ro
mances that arise while portraying romance.
News ol the coming big pictures.
Answers to Queries by movie fans
,ot all (In features nf the pane are enumerated ahmv, but cnoiitli in
indicate that this page will be in fact a "condensed mode magazine."
appearing daily, with its six issues per week equaling in contents the
weekly mocic magazines.
This exclusive feature page
will fre found daily in the
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
Commencing Monday, April 11
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