The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1919, Page 8

TO AID CITIZENSHIP. McCormack, the singer, is et- to attend the Americanization at No. 206 Mast 424 Street jt. He will say a few words may sing. and "i,800 invitations jociation tho Wad Camp Community Service will act hostesses, | - a | Theory o UHH THHHIE OA They May Understand HETHER there is a monkey language is still the topic of = & lot of conjecture; whether Darwin is right or whether Garner is wrong, you can't prove at the Bronx Zoo, In fact, at the Zoo it's a F matter of pooh! Men who have lived =a |in Monkey Land many moons declare s that there may be a jargon in fungie town, but not one that can be cul- tivated by mere man. Charley Snyder, head keeper of the Bronx Zoo, says that when a monkey shows his teeth it’s no sign that he is laughing. He doesn't have to show his teeth. He can tickle himself by seratching himself. Monkeys under- The service guarantee on Kantleek Tie prerelease Ke execution. MITSUI 000 MEN'S CLOTHING "Made in Our Own Shops” do we operate our own shops? 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He doesn’t wag bis tail; he curls it, and then uses his he has a stinct. A snake hasn't any ears, but sor all mind. It may Nie that he isn't up against it like the Scotchman who wore earmuffs once re them only long enough to learn that he had been twice asked what he was going to have to drink, and hadn't h the invitations. Not much; the snake listens with bis tongue. Well, he doeé! Charley Snyder explained that to- day in the Bronx Zoo. The tongue gets the vibration of a sound more quickly than @ dog or a man with Did you ever’ see lightning sizs through the sky without a sound? A snake can swing his top- knot quicker than a woman cam change her mind. All of which is preti: to the story of Rajah the Rhesus simian of the Zoo. jab is an Indian, but whether a good Indian or a bad In- | jun has yet to be proved. At any | rate, he's the mystery of the monkey | house. Maybe he is a lunatic, harm- less or violent; maybe he ts nursing a fancied grudge, he is @ play actor and kidding his keeper; it has | not developed. Curator Ditmar said to-day that! jous phenomenon devel- oped some time ago. A uniform passing the mon! paused to look at Rajah. ately the eyes of the simian became | glued on an imaginary object in the cage, In the sky or in his monkey caened in Tmmedi- Smee INCOMPRE-) MENS'IOL.E: ind. Then he began chas! naginary object like @ man with the ing the whether he's playing moonshine, But every time he Catches sight of a uni- formed keeper he repeats the per- ed, and the blank om of his tella one nothing.” ‘The phenomenon sufficient interest to attract the scl- entific world, Harv on psychology is now busy determine the degree of intelligence that the twenty-pound Indian monkey may harbor. Darwin may be right after all. And Garner may have something up his sleeve that he hasn't spilled. 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