Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, May 13, 1921, Night Extra, Page 8, Image 8

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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEl-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MAY 13 1921
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A. F. L WONT LET
EUROPE
DIME
Will Stay Out of Internationa!
Body Till Revolutionary
Policy Is Altered
REFUSES TO RECONSIDER
lt I lie XsmmI.Hi'iI l'rcs
riiiclnu.il I. Mm i.s - Thi I'xiintni'
Cnnivil "I i'h tnoiii-uii Kivli-rni !"ii f
IiSbnr in S'inii li'li- hn cli'dini'il
linnnnii" i' 1 I ) i - 1 fr.iin l!u ln'i-r
nntionil I"' I nfiiui l '1 unl" I nni'i
flint ii i" 'ii-.cli'i i'" in t mi 'n i vi'.
Inp ii'MilmiH witli l'i" liirmn', ii 1 1 !
tininn ni'ivi ii- Mit. i n li'iiiii'Ml li'i'
toilnx
rrpinln Siniiii'l (i"iiiin'i. ut tin
FciIpmIu'M lifl been instrii'lnl t" iintify
the (.rrri-'nmt of the International .it
Amjterilnm tlint tlie pnitii'ii of the
Amerlcnn luhnr movement i un linturi'il
it cntiiiot iitlillnto with llif Inti'inn
ttnnnl lif-nn-" "f tin- lnttet nnlu
tlonnry urtiv itu"
Win''1 I .i' ri iii"t fioin in!i .il.'iu
pointed out i;iinn win I i. Annn
rftn lV,.'rn'ion Mmtilil nthli.it- v tli t.;
Interim ' "ii ii it " timl' rst""d 'lint in
STORE ORDERS
Increase Your Buying Power
Why uir your own present Hock
ot cii. whfii lending department
stores and specialty nhopi accent
our store orden at cash? We ttue
them on very !ov term hated on
lentil' ot credit. Our method are
fair and have stood the acid test
ol 48 years Let us give you de
tails Write for Detail Today
Marriott Bros.
HIS CHESTNUT STREET
collection or modification of objection
nblc imllcic vnt iifTetcd
The runnel). In It replj . will reilernt
'lint Aincrli nil Inlior decline to be n
part) to n inovcini'i. iimt "luniii'ilsiilex
n pollev milium foi r viiliitmimv inti'iu
with 'oi inliriitloii' nf itidiiliv .I" it
iibicctlve."
Tlie s.vxtem of due" iiNo iiiut be timcli
ted, tlie counoil i nliteiidK. ill ! complete1
iiiitoiioni) of the Ainerienti IVilerntimi
mint be Riini'iuiiecd. 1'iidei tin- ir-etit
"Uteiii ot ine. Inlior nflirinlt nnl. tlie
Feilerntloti would pnj inore tint S'JOlMMt,
anniiH'I.N to tlie liiti'nnitinnnl.
If tbe T titrrnnt i'vini I innilitii- it p"li
i Icm, ii wn- itnttil. tlie I'i'ileriili'iii vvi
prohibit iiu'iiiii nllilltfe with t ! 1'nro
pe.iii Hlli.uiie wlinli i niiipri! lulu"
l"li'riitioii. of Iteli . ii. Him iiiiinv . It I
tlililk. Molieinlii. Kngmtld. I'l'Mlli ' . II"!
Intnl. Vnriini, Sweden. Spn!n. Swit
erliind nml I.iieiiilnirg. with n tot
nieinlierlili of about "ll.Otlll.lHIII.
Italian Immigrant Killed by Gas
I'm tiiiini" I inn indo. fm t inn old
nf IIC" I'liincli st i ret. Kiiiiil;find. wn
found l ml in bed thi minium; with
gni ei,ipiiic ft mil mi open let II. Ii.,il
conic from Itnlj but n few weeks urm.
nml it is thonslit tlint bciiiR ni i nstoiiiPii
to Innipi. lie blew nut the light in
"tend of turning it off. He wn liiitig,
with relntlvps nt the Chnnli street,
mtilress.
ACCUSED
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Young Woman Arrested in
Honolulu Hold for Series
of Murders
POLICE CHARGE POISONING
l! the AMorl.itod Tress
Honolulu. T. H.. Mnv 1.T - Mt
I'iiiiI Vim ent Soiitliatil wns held lien
Inilin in coiiiieetlon with the dcith of
in" f.Hirili Itusbnnd. IMwnid 1"
Iici in n liocpitnl nt I'nf nti lln
Mill" AiiKUt "0, List. An iiutoi
t evented truces of poison, nccnrding t"
the renoi t of plisielnn. which w,i
for" iinleil here.
Mrs. Soiitbnrd wns arrested jester
dn.v on order.H from l.os Angeles, m
which the wnninn win snid to be in
volved not onlv with the dentil of four
of her husbands but those of n brother-
ln-lnw and tlie child of one of the
irfen she married.
Urn. Southard Is the wife of n Navy
chief petty officer, and Is known nleo
ns Mr. I.ydln Mejcr.
The Southards anhrd in Honolulu
from Han Francisco January 11!. The)
were married in )os Angeles last No
vember. Mrs. Willinm Stetzer, of
Honolulu, who snld she knew Mrs.
Southard li Snn ranelsco, snld she
knew her as a "good, sweet wotnnn."
The police hete sn Southnrd told
them hit wife tried to get him to take
out n $10,000 life insurance nolle).
The landlady of the rooming house
uhcre the Houthnrds stayed Raid, when
pillee arrived to arrpst Mrs. Southard,
she went without protest.
limit Mr. and Mrs. Southard nre said
o be under thlrtj jenrs of nge. The
Miutig woman's home town Is Twin
City, Idaho.
Sail Iil(e. City. Mnv 13. Frank
1. Stephen, prosecuting nttorney
of Twin Falls County. Ida., said
Mr Southard's mntrimonlal rec
oid wns being Investigated for the pur
pose of determining the causes nml
fiing the responsibility for the dcntli
nf three other former husbands, nn In
fant child bv Hobcrt Donley, her tirst
husband, and Dooley's brother Kdwnrd.
Insurnnee In which Mrs. Southard,
wbb the beneficiary was carried on the
livei of nil five, men, Stephen said, and
' of which she Is said to. have collected
, nt least $0300.
I Prosecutor Stephen snld he hnd in
tils possession evidence tvhlcli would cs
' tablish that poison cntihcd the deaths
of Hobcrt C. Doolcy, Willinm (i. JIc
Unfile, Hnrlnti O. Lewis nml Kdwnrd
F. Meyer, respectively her first, second,
third and fourth htisbnnils, ami Va
ward Dooley, brother 6f her flrht hus
band. Steplien snld tho bodies of thost
men hnd been exhumed and the con
tents of their Btomnclm analyzed and n
deadly poison hud been found. The
poison In ench case was snld to hnvc
bctn the same.
WILMINGTON CIVIL WAR
VETERAN ON SLACKER LIST
Other Mistakes Include Names of
Polish Hero and a Cripple
Wilmington, Del., May 1!. Includ
ed In the Iit of MO names submitted
li the War Department yesterday as
rniintniinnnirisinRHnBUTinninmrmtiiinniimnmHimruiiniitrimiminnnirnnEiiiniiniC
The finest butter
in America! g
Gifts
At "Wright, Tyndale & van Roden" you will
always find not only the most charming gifts, but
an unmatchable assortment entirely out of the
usual.
Wrig'kt,! yndale & van Roden, Inc.
Reputed the Largest Distributors of Fligh-Grade Dinncrwarc
1212 Chestnut Street
1 Spread yourself on a j rrJZ76&ty&
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Spread yourself on a
tasty, tempting warm
weather meal, by spread
ing some crackers with
Ancre Cheese. Its
purity of flavor it assured
by the sanitary, coated
wrapper. It is THE abso
lutely dependable sofr
cheese for summer.
INCRE
Butter
11"
the slackers and deserters from the draft
In Wilmington wero the names of a
l'oiisti wnr hero, with three jenrs serv
ice nbrond : n negro jnnltor who fought
In the Civil Wnr, nnd n cripple who
wns unttt for service.
In addition to these mistakes. Inves-
titration revealed that the crenter tmrt
of those whose nnme( were on the list
Included whites unci Negroes drawn here
as the powder center of the country
In the days when big wnges ruled the
tiny.
These wanderers have since gone
away, nnd Inquiry with mocks of twen
ty and twenty-five names failed to show
more than one or two of the jillcgcd
slackers who were even known In the
neighborhoods from which they registered.
What is tliis newidea about fake Eeefli?
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Folks that wear false teeth used to have
nothing fit to clean them with. Now every
day more people arc learning that plates
and brldgcwork can be kept perfectly clean
and smooth by the easy use of
Caulk DENTURE CREAM
Made by The L. D. Caulk Company of Milford, Del.
Buy a tube at any drug store
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At nil our Stores
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JIM n Genuine Jtofix&rtZtitr' I
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How Firestone Maintains Quality
at the Lowest Price Level
in Tire History
(New prices effective May 2, 1921)
A T THIS time, when the tire industry
- Ji'as reised prices to the lowest level
in tire history, the car owner asks, "Can
quality be maintained?"
Firestone emphatically answers "YIiS!"
Not only has Firestone quality been main
tained; it has been raised to the highest
point in twenty ears of tire building.
And here is why: Firestone is the largest
exclusive tire company in the w orld. It is
a single-purpose organization with every
employe a stockholder, directing all its
thoughts, labors and powers to one objec
tive the building of the best tire to sell
at a price that gives you most miles for
your money.
Two Plants Two Products
One Fixed Idea
Firestone Fires are made in two distinct
plants each with a separate duty to per
form. Plant No. 1 builds the Firestone
Cord, which now sells at $46.30 for a 32"
, 4 ; $54.90 for a s34" x 4'", and other
sizes in proportion. Tire repair men,
w ho judge values best, class it as tlie sturd
iest carcass made. Forty-seven high-grade
manufacturers use it as standard equip
ment. It is a quality choice among Cord
Tire users.
A 30 ' x 3l" NonSkid Tire
at $13.95
Plant No. 2 concentrates exclusively on
30" x 31 . ' Fabric Tires and Tubes. It is
conceded to be the most efficient manu
facturing unit of its kind here. Without
waste motion 16,000 tires and 20,000 tubes
may be produced in a day. In April the
output was 13,700 tires a day.
Firestone dealers help make this $13.95
price possible by accepting a smaller
profit per tire on this fast-selling tire the
lowest price ever made on a standard
30" x3,." Non-Skid.
A Safe Guide to
Tire Satisfaction
A safe guide to tire satisfaction today is
to buy by name, bearing in mind what that
name stands for. Firestone is not only
the name of a tire ; it is the name of a man
who, twenty years ago, adopted the
standard of "Most Miles per Dollar" for
his organization, and has successfully led
that organization in its fight for better
tires ever since.
re$totte
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Records
"The Record of Quality"
Records that give you
true-to-life reproduction
CJPWw foccidf are made to give you true-to-life reproduction of music at
its best. That smooth-playing- tone is an achievement due to specip.1
skill and care in manufacture. That's why the QKtJL is "The Record
of Quality." Just try these:
4310 ( ang WaneT Blues Fox Trot
io-ineb . ' 'm fymn an H'8 Black Devil Orchestra
1 Siren of the Southern Sea Fox Trot
8Sc ( Tim Brymn and His Black Devil Orchestra
4312. ( I ik5 1 (Introducing "Home Again Blues") Medley Fox Trot,
lo.inch ) (Accordion Duct) Pcrry-Peppino
) Love in Lilac Time (Introducing "Pretty Miss Virginia")
85c Medley Waltz, (Accordion Duct) Perry-Peppino
io-3.?h JclIy RoU Blues Vocal Quartette ... The Norfolk Jazz Quartette
85c ( Southern Jack Vocal Quartette .... The Norfolk Jazz Quartette
in3i!irh i Sweet Bells of San Jose Vocal Trio with Orchestra . Crescent Trio
85c Wandering Home Vocal Trio Crescent Trio
Wo can say to you thnt you will like QrvJL Reconlf but wc can never say
it as convincingly as the record itself will. You play one on your own machine at
home and notice the difference.
Wholesale Distributors
Sonora Co. of Phila.
1214 Arch Street
A. J. Heath & Company
27 South 7th Street
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90 of all engine troubles
easily prevented
Garage men and engineers report chief causes
of common repair expense
" VX7 'iavc t0 8Pcn'l 80 n,uch on engine repairs?"
W You've asked yourself this question many a time.
That's just tho question wc asked engineers and garago
men all over the United States.
They report that seven preventable troublesfouled
spark plugs, burned-out bearings, scored cylinders,
played-out piston rings, loose wrist pins, worn cam shaft,
sticking or pitted valvescause 90 of all repair
expense. Almost always these troubles are caused by
improper lubrication.
When subjected to the intense heat of tho cn"inc
201P to 1000 F. ordinary oil forms black scduncnt.
Sediment has no lubricating value. Avoid big repair ex.
fjcuacs. acaimcni ib reuuecu uoy0 wiien you use Vcedol,
thelubricant that resists heat. (Secithetwobottlesbclow).
With Vcedol in your eucinc most prions rnKinn
troubles are prevented. Have your engine
flushed out. rut in Vecdol. Leading dealers
have it in stock. Ask for a supply of Vcedol
today.
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