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EVEJS'IXG PUBLIC? LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1921
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'LIGGETT IN OVERALLS, :
UNKNOWN, AIDS LEGION
General Helps in Clubhouse With
COMMUNISTS GAIN
' to cparntc from the. Socialist Party,
, which has been split bv the Socialist
Congrcs here lntt week refusing ndhc-
slon to tin Internationale.
REFUSE TO BUDGEr,?7SS?1a3 AT MOSCOW POLLS;i)SSSf
T i white Imirril cldcilr man siding nt (lie international transport!!-
- iirfK'ii tn l.m ..trrnlK tcterdu , lion i'fliiKirs here eMfrdav. rend a let-
cntcii'il ii hut i ins nerr Willi ll I" UClnz ... r.. . i... i. .. i i u. ...linnw.t
Strikors Reiternto Demands fori cut ertni into .lubiiou-c for the Organizations Feeding American reiteration of Mocot iciucVttng that
,. x. .... . i 'American Legion looked around irl- , the pontes hem- n Mo-.w dolcgnti'
risuiiers Leines vyiimges
National wage Board
and Pool
OWNERS MAKE NEW OFFER
lit the Xomm-I itoil Prr
Iitiilnn pnl -0 1 uniiiN fi hi
rMnhl "Inn it' of n mitinniil nge board
n id ii nitioniil nap' pool lime been tr
tfirn 'I b linui' in iuittt" I" ili'trirt
i ninn i" of nnmri tliinugliniit tlie
ifninii ii i lnimed by the Pail
tternld ii orcnu of labor
The n papei clninri that these
meeting wlti.li ere held ptenaraton
to the , iiili'ieme nf tin Miners-' fed
Mtioii t iiimi ltritnin hei'1 on I'ri
dnv -to.nl I I to I ui taoi of tlu it"
mauds of ! e nni in
V sti'inn'iit i ined bv the
Mulcts lnhniii'ii hi"! nicht. deolar
nc tii.it I'niiie Minister l.lnd George i
itldr"- in 'I" Uone nf t'onitnon "
Monti n did ii"' mr' the poibiiit '
itfli in" i t inn fiiti" than it 'ood
inte li r e. U
Th vtai tin nf nt' Int. - V I "d
(.eor.- In- iit tn i:riii ed the . s"ti
tlnl f' .it ii. "i ii nan. inn ik' i"'i
i nu.lt nnd ihen m roiled the man in
iliaigr of the toluntiei oiiei ,
I 'I heard ou were tttitig to tit tip
tiling for otir opening pnit Apiil
I '.!" ' he -sid Can 1 help"'-
"Sure, plti h in " was the nnstter ,
' The eldcrlt tnnn ' pitihed1 in itithl
I iinmiiier. saw unil In own Tor -eieral.
I hours he woiked in ilcnce atnoiig tlie
i tolunteer. until he itn interrupted b
tlie hail
Win genera! how lung lime tou
bren In le I
naniiM "Mn nli ' This was enercetl
, eally oppoed bv the (Jrrmnn nnil Brit
ish delegates, who cnlled .Iurpli n
"suspicious ihirnetei ' and an "mi-
ileMrablc.
Mttiplij. who vns in the tailors' gal
lei. nttunpted to address the meeting,
hut mm Minuted down an Austrian
delegate tluowing an orange nt him from
the floor.
nvoind inn -n ,w. ..,.- UUorv of j M - -- -- mo i ;nm .....
of Baroness
FOOD PACKAGES RECEIVED!
H the vMieiatril Trfs. '
Itlga. Apt II I'll --.Monow ilikpntelips
inMi ,,i,i ., .. .. ... i.iiirii.lo-"l". in ....-I.' ..". "n.
,.' ' ,, , , the Cotiinniii!!.H im growing as the otitigi ..,(. ..,.,,,, helniinch In the uecii
1 ormei o1ilir ni oin mil iniiiinei , , ,, . ,, .. riim ww iniiniiiimuno m un. it,u
looludwondeiingl, t tlieiiin in ore,- i IIi-Momow Sm.et elcct.oim pro- , ,Xl.
nIN Tin ti they re, ognUed Major (ien- gree Hetuins for the hist day in -
ernl Hunter ijggett former field com
tnander of the I'lrst Amcriean Arim
oiercens and until hl retirenvnt seieral
rhe linllutlne how that out of lllll dele
gnto) iliovfn :',sn ,.e t'oininunivts nnd
fritt .fnni iupMihrr- nf the nnnnrtrtv
1 -- I-.. -f !.- V.iL ; .
wwh Tg" roiiiuiii.i.irr vi inr inin ;uorUlnrn group'
Army Corp urea Althmigli llnrone I'oielkernon. who
nniMil at her honi. In lllga recently
R.HPNT FARE MAY CONTINUE nfl" bating been for a long time In
o-i,em rwnc iiihi ouim i iixuc ,,votl ,n u,,.,,. ., ,i,nt before she
left Momviw the Ameriean prlconcrfi
Cancellation of Old Lease In New theic rro not rereiung food packages,
York Planned by New Commission ! both food himI lntl.nu pnikogPH con-
, , . ., . ,. , .. tiinil at e being foiw aided to JIoeow.
New orh. April -V One nf the lprft, ns Ult(. ns Mnrr, (1 m0 tcotl
tnt a ! of the new Iransit Conimii- r.,..,,.! f f ,, nnekmrps
-ton will I be the ciAiicellatioii of the leaoe i ihrmiB, t. organization whiHi handle
rntoted into in 1Ji(M lietween the Inter- . ,i,-,
i. n....i r- .,.... .... .i.-lv'"'" ...
md
that
tl
hot ouch Haind rrnnsit Co nnd the
Maul nttan llailwiu '" whuii owns
lie ilewitcil lines it ua reporteil here
iekteidit aft' I I ' niifi retire between
tJoteriioi Mill't nnd membeis of the
P , obe.ed h the J"ip" Ilcu appointed ommisulon
th" ii ui' i demand n pool . -j',, ,t
'Mi.rn the pinpoNtl i ieni"i
protit"
wn pointed out.
I titi Thorough, of n
.Wording to n briet ie cited here
from nme Aineii. mi iiri'iuiers there
won a period of ninf weeks during
ttlihh distribution or imeknges (pnppil.
Aftei tins linweur .1 would appear
from tlie letter dit ibiition wai re-
Mimed The work i" being ran led out
bt tanoii' ncutial organirntioni in
would I'diete tlie
... . A llf .tM t 1 t . ,.l .1.1.1 itl Ut .. .. 11 .. I. !..!.
.'""' " in-i, kin. ... . ....- lenia ot wi iiiviiii i....i.... iMin-ii. il .. .. ,i,,tiilinliiii? In nil
If ,s - Ege.ted Ihnt theie l,all be ( HlmP(1 ,,nld tot the ue nf im- ,M?!' " ' , ke '"'""""S tn
erimi i i i rfqm nniotnil on enrh ton nf ' ,.,.,, I, ,,,,,,. l.nlunt ino.iertt Tills innde I"."'..""" ..... .
Ml .1 ,s ., oil, , be,n ,tse, fn- the pu, ' nf rr" rrn. hnirn, M Mieted. will en- -iZS. , Z mnln 1 s the 't ill
, ose , ... ,., ..h.nc the ,,ge ' 1" Hr . s d,w , .js,.,s Vnnnue the -' 1 m,? .nn 'ZTU
.,,- ,.i rt.-vrt ' ni 14)11 i ui iniu'ir in' hmtvlij nun-
CALLS FOR ARMY OF 183,000
Weeks Submits Estimate of Main
tenance for Year
W aslihigton. pril 'JO K'timntd
for the mnlnlename nf an armt nf IM,
000 enlicted men dining the hVul year
beginning Julj 1 ere submitted to the
House appropriations committee ycMer
day by Srcritar.t Weekn. who pre
liottsly had Inforinod members of the
Vub-Loniiulttec who had framed the
Armv Appropriation Bill that ho op
posed ledintlnn of the army's peace
time Htrength below 17.".000 men.
The War Peportment estimales. tho
secrptary aid. that it would cost S'.'O,
000,000 additional to provldo pn and
subsistence foi 1SI.M0 inctcad of 1.M1.
000 men, the maximum ngrerd to by
Congress last sesnion. lie added, how
ever, that rediutlons r mild be made In
other items The proposal of the war
secrctart will be mnsldered today
bt th UniiM Mib-conimltteo In charge
of the bill
TAXPAYERS WIN
AUDUBON
ELECTION
Rslnrj of SROO nnnuallT snd the (aror
will get S7C0. ThP Hoard of Commls
floners will select tljcir prcRtdlng oflltpr,
who will be -known as the Mnvor, before
their Installation, nnd the man having
the highest vote will undoubtedly get
this honor, as has been customary
whereter commlcsloirntle Is in force.
ing in si.". 000 000
mi'tiii
tiniibril fainilie with Amernau falhcrit
or Americans ttho hate ilerted to-ie-
imain in Russia to watch tlieir business
i Mlt' ICst
The statement neru thnt this metlmd
f l r n I ng fund for the pool s pi i
(e tli f'.isuile but that the mine own
ei s hat 1 1 fused to a. rept it on in-.I'Ji-fju'i'"
ni d itiisrakin grounds
Hritih mine owners who met in mi"
riti testinlai niinoiiiireii last nighr that
the in, tine lind onipleied proposals
nhuh wnu'il be siibinitt'd in an effoit
fftsn. ii m ...llliinitir ..t tli,. r.lnl si I il...
Ther proposals it was dndnied mi t I vtus i.red at the annual meeting of the jirtints ' eniitn mted In Nikolai Ltniiie
mm . the di ui.it d nf 'he minora and i'rebtterr of tin Connei tii ut allet In wen: ni i epd d
wmil I .if for urn who u'tf made-I First 1'iesln ti rian I'lnirili vcsterdnj
quit t in. I 1'ustoiai rsiniious iieiwem ine cnurcn 'ii..i. m"" - ; . , n..,.,... m,i.,i
It s nprol,,,!,, ,',.. owners and I a'i.1 th" Ur Kobert Hush Morris of vnring ndheMon to the I hlrd Interna- niMfhril. Ileclkl
cphI m-cis ui1 'iK.t before I'ridnt rlist I'lesbrterinn (linrili Stamford, tionnle f M"- . w wu idoiitidln the "f,lp, r nv ..n
.. ...... t. , ... i iw...trnii .. trotti iiituiii on ifr ii t 1'iini's.i fir i iiiiu i !' t i i i" i i'Miiiii-i-i in -ifiii.i iiiii tu hn-" -.-
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pn- ,, ,j rl nrgo of i HnfiilonfinUl .1 hurru -A iu
SENSATIONALISM OPPOSED
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Presbyterians of Connecticut Valley , Mniitetideo. April I'o - Uesolutiotis
-, ., j ,P ,, deiluriiv adhesion to the InUrnntlonnle
Discourage That Kind of Evangelism f jt0.it wen p.ivcd b a tntc of U7
springlleld. 'Mass, Ajiril '20 Dis- toltobt tin I'mguatan Socialist Con-
1 1 oiii.igetni'iit of si iisitiniiai etnngellhm i grecs tpstemnt i lie twentj-one
Champion Holstein Cow Dies
ppletoii. is.. April L'0. 'I he Hoi-
t-tpin tow Salie (ierhtn Hcngerteld de
Kol. whhh nttuined a foity-pound but-
ter-fnt nroduetion record In a seven-day
test, nnil known to Holstein breeders
throughout the I'nlted States and Can
ada, died jestordat of mil; fetcr. She
waq nine tears old Official" of the
Wisconsin I.ltcsfock sncmtion. own
ers', valued the cow at !:i.".000.
Bennett, Zanger and Fogel
Chosen to Start New Com
mission Government
14 CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD
Audubon. N. ,1., Apill 20 Tluce
commlssloneis were elwted yesterday to
replace the1 present form of government.
Tliej were Conwn.t llennett. John V.
danger and Vrank A. Fogel who re
ceived the highest number of rotes in
the order named. All weic supported
by the Taxpayers' Awociation. The
total vote iast was nbout 1100. and the
men elected won by a la'ge majoritt.
There were fourtien candidates for the
commission, all men.
On next Tuesdav the new It elected
Commissioners will be inducted into
office, and the old councilmanic body,
with Its Mayor, will be ousted Mat or
I.nngc nnd nil of the Councllmen, ex
cepting .Tomes Xcnl, wens candidates.
There Mil be a big chance lp the
other borough offices, which were for
merly electite. but which, under the
commission rule. nr nppolntive. ex
cepting those of Solicitor, now held by
Judge Garfield l'nnroast, and Clerk,
which is niled bv William Offerman.
The pieseut Assessor is Harit Hceklcy.
and the Collector nnd Treasurer is
Harrr A. Kdcler.
For years there has been political
discontent In Audubon, nnd two pi et ions
attempts were made to Install commis
sion form of govcrnineut. but thev were
"nipped in tho bud."
The Commissioners will rcielve a
PanamaHats
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i in win stood ;t:'."t to
i ss ilso passed a motion
bat
JEFFERSON HAT CO., 135 S. ldlh
Say Hospital Drugged Soldiers
New 01 1,, ptil .11 .That drugged (
mtlk . v n t i Will' le.) sildn". . i
V II - llos) r to nn'vi 'hen lei p I
w ii ft isi.ii thai 't men h..,iu..
d in i tr n ii .mills' mil att.i ki
S fellow siifcrtr. -in. . ar: d testenlut
bt Mrs l.nimi ltnl .m ! i ihnir
man of tin omen s iihut nf the I
Am. ri. m I . .-mu m t. ltroti ninl -lie
testilied In fi r tli" mri nv I.'gion
Cnnitintt ui su.it i th tr Itment I
of w tindi .1 n . n
CIAS
Soldering furnaces
and Appliances
sk n ror a -ktoovf
L. D. Berger Co., 59 N. 2d St.
Bf!I ilarket ij Krjs'inc IM(n iC
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3 ABSORBERS
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YOL can 50 through life
hitting the high spots,
full speed ahead without
fcclmc the o!ts ind the
jars if our sho. k ahsorb
cri are Dr Reed Cush
ion hhoes
They re is ! i'l t 3tle,
CUallt rillfi st 1 r ,13 of
genum' 'ont . omtort
The Original and Genuine
Even the Oldest Super -Sixes
Today Speak Hudson's Worth
It is not 'just a matter of idle comment that
Hudsons "two, three and four years old, are
constantly mistaken for cars of recent
production.
On the contrary, there is a very clear connec
tion between the way these older Super-Sixes
hold their new appearance and smoothness
of performance, year after year, and the fact
that Hudson for more than five years has
held the leadership among fine cars.
And of all its more than 100,000 oVners none
give such convincing endorsement as those
who drive the oldest Super-Sixes and find
them still essentially modern in looks and
still giving fine, reliable performance.
Prices f o. b. Detroit
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M k ri ( hi- ten
q 106 So. 13th St.
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1000 S-rasii beilnn MSI
1400 :Pati. Cabriolet ... lo
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Gomery-Schwartz Motor Car Co.
128-140 North Broad Street
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AWAY back in 1722 the first
ferry uan, established at
Lthc end of High (now
Market) Street. A rope was
stretched across tlyj Manajunj,'
Manaiunk (from whence the
t.amo Man.iMiiik i- derived, but the name of the river has been
changed to Scluijlkill) and by means of it the ferryman pulled
his boat acrosh.
Transportation facilities were primitive in thore days. So
were banking and business facilities generally.
Philadelphia's complex business life today demands the
best in banking service, and this institution, identified for half a
tentury with the commercial and industrial development of its
(ommunitj, is organized and equipped to meet and to anticipate
modern requirements.
Let us demonstrate how we ma serve your business needs.
GUARANTEE TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
316-18-20 CHESTNUT STREET
1 4 1 j CI ILSTNL 1 S TREET 9 SOU H I 52D STREE 1
Chartered
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SOCIETYJELECTS SCHWAB
Stesl Magnate Is Chosen President
of the Pennsylvanlans
Nctt mli, Apt II 1.'0. Clinrlei M.
Silnvnl) ttim eleclcil jnciident of tlie
I'cuns-.tltnuln Society jcslcnlnj r.t tlie
ttteiitt -tlilrd Aiinunl meetltic ntul
lunclieilti In the nlilorf Astoria Ilutcl.
Ml. Selittnb ttn the Ritent ot linnor nt
this nffnlr, ttlilch ttns nttcniled liv
nlioul 100 meiuberH of the Hodely nml
J."i0 members of the Society of L'cnii
("jlvnnlu Women of New York, ttlio
were nlfco Kiteits nt the luncheon.
T.T S. Stunrt, formerly (Jotcrnor o.f
rcniis.tlvniiln. nrcslileil. A compli
tnentni.t rcs.oltitlon to ifr, Schwnb in
recoRnltliui of Ills nork for the rulted
Stntei tint Iiir the ttar ttns mloptcil.
Oilier ofUccrs elected were Thomas K.
KitliJ. flrpt tice piesldeut! .Tolni
Murkle, ceeotid tlcc president; .losbllii
A. Hntlield. third rice iircslilent : M. V.
Kennedy, fourth tire, president : Hlnhop I
lliomni .1. uarlanil, Clinplnin; wiiiinm
(iiijtKcnheltn. treHsiirer, Unir rfftie,
fccrctarj : W. M. Horrett. S. Hen-
f-ou. Uembrnnt, I'enle nnd W. II.
Wooilln,. members of the eoiiiuil
Lancaster Loses Armory Prospect
Iincaster. Pa.' April -0. CltUuiRof
I.nneater six tuontliH ngo bought n
S'.Ti.OOO Ite on North Queen street for u
Htute nrmory, expectinje hii npproprlatlon
of Sl'i"..n00 for the building from the
state. Yciteri!n Adjutiitit (Jenernl
llenrv snid on account of the nrmory
appioprlntlon hntinj been rut to .'JJiOO.
OOt) no new iirmorlcs rould- be built
ttitliin Qie next two .tenm, nnd onlt
projects under wa could be looked
after Lancaster lias three N.itionul
(mini units thnt hate virtuullt liothltiR
-worth calling nn armory.
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TOMORROW'S MENU
Chicken Ohra Soup
Choice of Braised Short Ribs of Beef
Creole or Tried Oysters (Platter)
Rolls and Butter Coffee and Milk
NOTlftp
Spcl Ordtr,
Loin,,,
P" of itj.
Nomlnil
DlitrT
C..r
Hlmre. drill nnit
thlckfil ninnrr
CAFL UrtN LVtKI iUWUAY HI?':, .'''" .
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Best White Enmin
Nursery x Furniture '
Now is. the time to
brighten up the nut scry,
mnko everything sweet
ftnd xf r 0 b h for baby
Come sco these pretty
practical helps; how
cosy and comfy they are
and how they reduce tho
work to the minimum.
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses Ubx Springs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
Jatima
smokers
tell you
Mil ill I III" I mmW MmmW &
siHtHBslHilHrSiiiHiiii mwmmmmWmmnM
mmwmmmmmmwummm- TMkwmmmmmmmvKF WammsW' fts3tMimwwmwr
Ask the
Billiard fans
Whcrete- thev
Eatne-, tou'.l find
l'atinu "in good
poiition." Nfade
of fine tobaccos,
prfcc.U' b enae
FATIMA
C IGARETTE S
fee
yoiuMJn do"
TWENTY for
Liggett &: Myers Tobacco Co.
2v
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difference!
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