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Demonstrate Democ
racy's Appeal
f MANY EVENTS PLANNED
Patriotic Celebrations at Inde
pendence Hall and Other
Points in the Cilv
Fourth of July Toasts
of a Hundred Years Ago
Toasta for the Fourth ot July,
prepared by James Madison before
he became President, follow:
"Peace May free nations, who
naturally cherish It, never suffer
the passions of their rulers to
plunge thenl Into war.
"The People May erry nrm be
raised against forelpn Invaders and
every voice against domestic usurp,
ers.
"The Union May It find an ever
lasting cement In the Spirit of the
Revolution and the sacrcdness of
tho Constitution."
A Morld-wlde mesago of Liberty will
ring out from Independence Hall to
morrow It will be the drst tlm In the history
of the I'nl'ed Ptates that an Interna
tional appeal for the triumph ot
democracy hai gone forth from the
Cradle of Liberty, and It will be a fitting
celebration of the 142d anniversary ot
America's birth
Preceding tho Fourth of July celebra
tion at Independence Halt, there will be
an enoehmaklnc narade in which Ameri
cans and loyal residents of foreign birth j
will march to the number of a hundred
thousand.
Patriotic celebrations will mnik the
day In every nook and corner of Phlla
de'phla, and In many places American
soldiers from the fighting front In France
will add their voices to the declaration
of world freedom. ,
There will be parades by business, lm-'
provement, military and social organiza
tions In all paits of the city, fo'lowed by
open-air meetings and athlftlc eents (
to keep young America In condition for i
the fight "over there." I
And to remind the citizens of the j
progress being made by the United
States on the water miniature ships
will be launched from City Hall tower ,
every time that a ship Is launched to-)
morrow from the yard3 on the Dela-
ware.
The meeting at Independence Hall and I
the parade of all nations promise to be I
the most Impiesslvo of tomorrow's
eents
Flags of neulral and Allied countries
til ...ll Ir, l,n,.mnn.- Mill, tl, Klnra
and stripes in tho long line of march.
With tlio brilliant uniforms of the vari-
ous military organizations and banner
proclaiming the message of liberty in
the International divisions, the paiade
will undoubtedly ne one or, tnp most ,
will move from Broad street and rilrard ,
avenue at'u o ciocn. . ueiHciimeni oi
marines, a company oi nonoraoiy nis
charged soldiers of tho Alltep, veterans of
the Grand Army of the Renubl'c and
Councils' Fourth of July Committee and
officers of the British army will act as
an escort.
By way of showing world harmony
the bands heading the various divisions
of nations will frequently play the na
tional alr.s of tho countiles represented.
The parade will proceed south on Bioad
street to Snyder avenue nnd counter
march to City Hall, where It will dis
company or honorably dls-
band.
On many of the banners In the pageant !
rill he. nuotatlons from the message of
President Wilson giving his approval to I
the parade of foreign horn.
I
rings of Jinny "utlon
Flags ot all nations w'll fly from the
windows of homes and clubs along the
line of march to express the unity ot
the people with those who compose this
world-wide army.
When tho parade disbands at Cltv
Hall many representatives of the Allied
countries will attend the celebrat'on at
Independence Hall.
The exercises here will statt at neon
with an invocation by Bishop Joseph F
Berry, of the MethnrilFt Rpheopal
Church. JIadaine Scliumann-IIelnk will
then sing the "Star SpanilPel Ban- I tl ihp rtoinan Catholic Church ot St.
ner" and several thousanel ch'ldren oflJ&hn the nvangelist, Thliteenth street
tnr puuui; wnuun ... jui.i in u,e
chorus.
Following the anthem, James Mcin
tosh, valedictorian of the class of 1013
of the Central High Sc.nool, will read the
Declaration of Independence. George
Wharton Pepper will deliver an orat'on,
after which the schoolchlldicn will sing
"Pershing on tho Rhine." The Rev.
Jimes Timmlns will pronounce the bene
diction. MEMORIAL TO SLAIN MARINE
Mass for Lieutenant Golflen Held
in Church of Traufi;:ui'ation
" An emptv, flag-draped casket stood
fore the high altar of the Roman Catho
lic Church of the Transfiguration. Fltty
flfth Btreet and Cedar avenue today ns
a solemn high mass was sung for Lieu
tenant Thomas M. Golden, of the marine
corps, killed In action In France, May 31.
A company of marines with rllles re
versed stood at attention In the church
during the service. After the benedic
tion, a bugler sounded "taps " A gold
chalice, inscribed with the elead officer's
name, the gift of Archbishop Rvan Gen
eral Assembly, Knights of Columbus,
xv as used lu the mass.
Golden's home was at 5113 Christian
street. His father, Captain M. A. Gol
den, is a Civil War eteran. The ofl
cer's widow was Marie Ryan, daughter
or ur, vviinani J. itynn, or tins city.
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Members of Do Soto Council No. 315,
mstp'an'eUdaetS
The Rev. James J. McAran. rector of
the church was celebrant of the mass
Rev Samuel I McGettlgan was deacon
and Rev. William Sullivan was sub
deacon. Seated In the chancel wero
Revs. Hughes M. Dale, John P McIIugh,
James C. McLaughlin. Henry T. McFall
and tho Rev. Father Marley.
AUTO STATIONS AIDWAR
Will Close Nights and Sundays to
Release Men for Service
Automobile service Matlons In and
around Phlladelphla.-ns well as accessory
(stores and automobile stock and sales
rooms, will bo closed on Sundays begin
nlng July 10 and will close dally at 6
o'clock In the evening on recommenda
tion of the automobile men's war service
committee, which has been approved by
the Federal war economy board.
Tho purpose is to release tho thou
sands of men who have been employed
nights and Sundays In the automobile
and related Industries to devote that
time to thp service of the Government.
Night and Sunday service stations are
regarded by the war Bervlee committee
as more of a convenience than n neces
sity, the theory being that the average
man with a little efrort can arrange to
have his car repaired and supplied with
gasoline and oil In tha daytime and
during the week.
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FOUR OF FAalll.Y IN SERVICK
Reading ilownwaril arc William,
James and Tliomas Colgau,
brothers sons of James Colpan, of
10 Worlli nftj-sixlli street, and Jo
seph Clapper, son of Mrs. Mary
Clapper, who with her son bus
made her home with the Colgans
CALL BRITONS IN U. S. TO FIGHT
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Will in IllVlllfll llV AlllPVlPa
ooti Recruiters Sav
All Rr.tlsh subjects In Rh.ladelphia
between the ages of twenty and forty-
four, Inclusive, aie eligible to selective
dratt t0 the i;nKish colors. Follow Ing
r(.a'nr;n?lti,iCg1irsi,o,nC. a'ffi
tep,u!, am chestnut streets.
... nrltish bubjtct In th's country has
only liiiu weeks left to join his own
u mv lor soi vice at the front." Lieuten
ant General !. T. M. Bridges, head of
I the British recruiting ml-wions, said to
day. "After' that t'me lie will tall untie!
the drait regulations oi ino i niicii
States. which will be amended to in
clude British subjects between the ades
of twenty and forty-four. I
"Besides the natural desire to fleht
side by side with comrades of his own
blood and nation, another ie.s..n ti.
enlisting In the Canadian or British
aitnv at once is that If he Is drafted by
ihn Vnltpcl States the Briton onlv le-
nlaces an American On the other hand.
bv enteiintr the RnglNh ranks both the
Briton nnd the American v. Ill go over-
' teas.
' FIINFRAT OF NOTFD SINGER
j rUKEhflb I IWILU 3UU1UY
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I Airs. Josephines Scllillipf Won
Fame in Concert and Choir
The funeral of Mrs Josephine Schlmpf,
widow of Jacob Schlmpf. and for years
a noted concert and choir singer, w ill be
held tomorrow morning at her home,
153C Wallace street. Following the serv
ice' a solemn requiem mass will be sung
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Mrs. Schlmpf died in Atlantic City last
Sundav She was seventy-five years olel.
Mrs. Schlmpf was the last of the descend
ants of a collateral branch of the family
of Daniel O'Connell. tho Liberator." She
was born in Southwark nnd at sixteen
was graduated from the Normal School
for Girls. She studied under f aniens
teachers and sang In many celebrated
cheiiis, including old St Marvs Fourth
street above Spruce, nnd ht. Augustine's.
She was a lover of .the opera, a liberal
patron of the Philadelphia Orchestra and
the Philadelphia Operatic Society and a
valued and substantial benefactor of
, manv charitable Institutions. Including
the Red Cros.
NEW SIGNAL SYSTEM
l R. T. Instals Modern Method on
on Old York Road
A modern svstem of signaling Is now
effective on the entire stretch of Old
York road, from Urnnchtown to willow
Grove, on tho lines of the Philadelphia
Itapld Tianslt Company.
The hills on which the system have
been Installed are the Urnnchtown. the
Ogontz. the Noble, and the Welsh Road
Hill Tho system consists of colored
lights placed at snecitlc distances nnit
wtartlng nt tho crest of e.ich hill. Op
erated electrically, the instant a car
passes the first light at the crest, the
Signal shoVS a brllHi
lant rert, icinalnlng
1.1n nnln. Ilnlll thA .in -nislann 1. '
llim H""l IIK111 Lliu Lai Pil.s.srs lllil Ki'C-
i ?,nrt.llRh,V ,Thon' atomatlcally. tho flre-t
Battle of Santiago
Twenty Years Ago Today
In view of the recent achieve
ments of tho American navy In
European waters and of its success
In guarding transports, it seems
specially fitting to call attention to
tho fact that today is tho twentieth
anniversar yof one of the outstand
ing feats of American sea fighters,
the defeat of tho Spanish fleet off
Santiago.
Tho action of Admiral Sampson,
of Commodore Schley nnd the men
under them furnished a reason for
Jubilation all over tho nation on
Independence Day, 1S98. Perhaps
tho naval forces may add a per
formance today that will make to
morrow not only the greatest day
for ship launchings in tho history
of the world, but the greatest tlay
In American naval history as well.
STIRRING EXERCISES TO
SIGNERS' KIN GATHER
HERE FOR CONGRESS
Rollcall in Declaration Cham
ber Will Feature Cele
bration of Fourth
l Tlpscemlanti of the Signers of the
1 Heelaratlon of lntleppmtenco are asFcm-
' hllnc In Philadelphia today for tholr
rIo-nth animal congress at the ISelle-
Mic-Stratford.
' The nnhi oxen-Ire will bo at 10
o'clock tommrow morning In Independ
ence Square. All patriotic societies of
lip city nre Itnlteil to this meeting.
There will nlo he patriotic services at
Old riiil-t Church.
The "Iipclnrntlnn chamber" In Inde
pendence Hall will be i-cetie of a gatlier
i Ing nt I o'clocl: tomorrow, when thorp
"111 l'p flip rollrnll of "s'gneis." the
drcrndants l Irlnc as their ancestor's
nnmo l- called Onioer- will bo elected
and other biiFincs transacted.
Tii board of governors will meet nt
1 o'clock this nfternnnn at the Helleviie-
Stintfoul Thrre will be an Informal
dinner on tho loot garden at T 30
, o'clock.
Carl XIagee Kne.is s chairman ot the
l-'ourth of July committee this ear.
! CARPATH0-RUS5IANS TO MEET
Congress Here Tomorrow Will
Make Plea for Slavs
A congreis of unusual slRnlflcanc-f will
I lie held nil tla tomorrow nt Lu Lu Tem-
pie. when the member' of the League
for the I.llii'ration nf Oarpatho-Kiissia
will meet in iIIspiko th wmnirs InMlrtpil
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on their countijmen by Germany
, The object of the congress is to draw
I up resolutions aimed to relieve the op
I pressed people and to ask the Allies, and
panlculaily this cnuntr.v, to assist them
'to throw off thp Ciniau yoke.
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i in- i ,t(M rn-iiips;ans, w no innanii
Austiia-llungary, Poland nnd Rumania,
ate at present a'mnst whollv under the
power n me Teiilonlc people, whereas
they are really Slavs and have Slavic ,
Ideals. ,
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Since the defection of Russia the '
.....:. ...i,.. t,e v.t.iI,.itilu-i.urniwm .ui.t-
men acute chairman ; .1 c.ibb Smith, ciiailcs C
Thpie will be no tsctkprogram but the Leluhtnn. Jmice W Cam r i! mo W
pniigie"s wl hear spakeis fioni Hankln'on. 1'e'er F Cariph I' c w
thioughout ihe Last, pat tkularly from Van Artsdalen Albeit W Inid'. .1 u-ios
nouthein I'l nns lvania where there alelA Curr.tns, .Inlin A Wtirs'. T T Ilrarei
i many Caipitho-Rj'-sians Aithur W Ciaham and Adnlpli Mampe'
One or the t Iilef speakers will be Hat- i
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rpiary or the movement, inosei
trlVxrXl
In al organlzatlo.i. .lohn l-'edlna and I
Thrndore Kaipt ik Moie than a hunditd
delegates ate expected. I
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FEAR WAR VICTIM IS BROTHER
VS oumlecl Soldtor'n Aildvp (iiven
n UUlllllll .1U1IIH I IIHIII' Ulllll
!ls '"W0 Philadelphia"'
m"lZalru ItaVliea.I iKm
Hnrl S atlaciiecl to a signal corps unit
in Ucneral l'eis'iings arniv. Iip'ieve be Is
rieatlcs of Jamrs ,! Konnodj, a for-
the James J Keniuilv lepo-tcd as
"seveielv wounded" In the latest laa
uallv lust fiojn the fiont.
The list, as given out bv the War De
partment gave the wniindpd Kennedy's
hddrofcH as West I'htlnelelphla Kennedy
Ins a brother, Rlcliaid and a sister,
Mrs Norman I, Reed, who lives nt 52:13
Reluhnrd street. West Philadelphia
In the absence nf a more complete
lilent'tlcatlnn the). fear that tho
wounded man is their brother He en
listed at Tienton, and the brother and
s'.ster believe he did not know theli
(orreet address and gave It as West
Philadelphia.
Kennedy enlisted In the regular army
before the United States declared war on
Herman He was In one of the first
contingents of the Amei lean expedition
ary forces.
Letters received from him the last few
months announced that he had In en in
the fiont line for three months and
that the lighting was seveie A letter
rece'ved two weeks ago said that Ills
best friend had been killed
Kennedy is lwent -seven ears old
Misj fnrliei Xlieh.lel 10 Ivpnnprlv. live,.
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COMMISSIONS FOR ELEVEN
Philadelphia Youths Win Offi
cers' Rank in U. S. Army
Rleven more Pi''!..dp!phla vouths have
won commission" In the I'nlted States
army The latest ln from Washing
ton, announcing tlie awarding of t-orn-mlslnns,
contains tho name., of the
following local men
First lieutenant, medical, James A
Malonev, JOt North Thirteenth strept;
Ralph R Rltzman. 221 South Thiitv
seventh street, nnd Carl F. Schmidt,
University Hospital
Second lieutenant. atlonal Army,
Quartermaster's Corps, Brewster Koops,
Sun Company; Robert R Devlin. 1613
North Alder stret ; Ravmond J Kellcy,
f.Sl North Thirty-fourth afreet, and
Walter .1 Rles, 1SU North Twcnty
blxth street.
Second lieutenant, air service, John K
Dudley. 1305 Orthodox street , Charles
O. McCord, 5534 Lansdovvne avenue;
Walter R. Sparks 1867 Wynnewood
road, Overbrook. and David Scott Ferrer,
205 North Thirty-fourth street
CITED FOR BRAVERY
Two riiiladclphians Praircil fefr Hci-rt.icJ
Work on the Trench Front
Two Philadelphlans have been cited
for bravery on the French front. They
are Afred Howard. C320 Klngsesslng
avenue, and John Allen, 13U2 Divinity
place.
The citation which was given them by
General Conneau, a French commander
states that both men look nn active
part in rescue work during a bonibnid
ment on March 23. Tho men vvcrked
under aerial file and, with mmt.iI other
Americans, saved many French wounded.
Howard and Allen left the Allentown
ambulance corps on August 6 last.
SERENADE MAYOR
PbZ?
Touring the city In the interest of a
camna'gn to raise funds for the exten
sion of the. Cressler Orphans' Home, at
Lovsvllle, twenty-eight boys, comprising
the orphanage band, serenadeel Mayor
Smith on the north plaza of City. Hall
this afternoon
Tho band was led by Claude M.
Rtauffer. former leader of the Carlisle
Indian Band and tho Hlghth Regiment
Band.
Scheduled for several engagements in
this city today, the band will remain
hero and participate in the Independence
Day parado tomorrow. Rhe Rev. Je
rome Guss. pastor of tho Muhlenberg
Memorial Lutheran church, at Logan,
accompanied tho band
NEW PROFESSORS AT JEFF
Trustees Elect Doctors Schamberg and
Kehfuss lo Faculty
Dr Jav F. Schamberg and Br Mar
tin K. Rehfuss hae been elected to
nrofessorshlps In the Jefferson Medical
College by the board of trustees.
Doctor Schamberg' was elecled pro
fessor of derms.tologv nnd syphllology,
to succeed Professor Ste'vvagon. who re
cently resigned Doctor Rehfuss was
elected an associate In medicine and
has a wide reputation In the treatment
of Intestinal disorders Doctor Kcham
bert; Is acknowledged to bo among tho
lenders of the profession In his spe
cialty. I
FOURTH OF JULY EVENTS
IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY
Patriotic celebration. Independence Ilnll; noon.
Pepper, principal speake'r.
Parade of Americans, discharged soldiers of Allies nnd foreign-born
citizens, Ilroad street; n o'clock.-
Union patriotic service, Christ Church, Second above Market street;
10 o'clock.
Joint celebration of South Sixtieth nnd Slesel Hometown Improve
ment Association; nil flay.
Athletic events nnd tableaux, Starr Garden Recreation Center, Sixth
and Lombard streets; 2 o'cloeK.
Launching of miniature ships at City Hall tower; starting nt 10 o'clock.
Kingscsslng Community celebration, parade and spoils, Fiftieth street
and Chester nvenue; all daj. '
All day celebration. Sheiwood Improvement Association, Fifty-eighth
street nnd Thomas avenue, sports, community singing and parade.
Historical parade, (iverbrook Community; 10 o'clock.
Athletic events and parade. I'lpnklln Uulldlng nnd Loan Association,
Gratz street and Wingohocking.
Community singing under auspices Germantown Business Men's Asso
ciation, Vernon Pari;."
Parade and athletic events nt Joint celebration of Cliveden Improve
ment Association and Waterlew Hecrcatlon Center.
Three flag raisings Italian colony, Germantown; Church of the Holy
Rosary, l'ast Haines street.
Games and paiade, Shot Tower Recreation Center, Front and Car
penter streets.
Sports nnd parade and band con"ert. Ilarrowgate Improvement Asso
ciation. Kensington avenue nnd Tioga street.
Meeting of Caipatho-Russian-i to discuss German wrongs; Lu Lu
Temple.
Sports nnd communltv Kinging. West Poplar Street Safe and Sane
Fourth Association, FifU fifth and Poplar streets; all day.
Parade, sports and patriotic e.eiclsco, Uak Lane Improvement Asso
ciation, all das.
CELEBRATION AT OAK LANE '
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Oilier Fourth Evcnls
An exhibition drill l..v inarinrs from
thp IMiiladp'nhla ',ivv Yard i n-iir-rils-
up i niiurie pnia Aavv aio, a nag-r.ils-
Ing In honor nf t'l" hm-. wlin have g-ne
in iigm or the stats ami Snipes and
an athletic meet will be among Hie
PntD In flirt IV.Iirf!, tf T..1,. ...tr.1... .tn..
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at tiau Lane I
i 'resents vv III lie g.ven tn all children i
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School In the evening there will b a
(tintlmi lilrt 1 1 f. .iil i..1..at11 .t .. phi.
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nATIT nntrnr Tn nmri untmr
rnuL Mv.iw njwa Awun
ill lie I ealurc of Joint Ccleliralion in
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A joint eel'htaiion of the Ton th of
.iuiv win ne liem inmoirow llliilpi tilt,.,,. ,1" "v ' " ' in , .nt , hun
auspices of the South Sixtieth Street 1; "un'li s,,.,,n,; .nri. nbnvp Markei. will
,iuiv will ne held tnmoirow nuclei th
and Mrgel Iln'iictnwn Impiovcueiit A
soclatlnii.
Theie will be a babv pirs.de en automobile-
parade nod a match o' c'tlncns
Prizes will b.- glvi-i foi thp mo-i sitiu
Ing Ideas In aeiill Ion .tluri- will lie
band concerts In eirv pan of the see
tlon bounded l I-'iftv -seventh and S'xtv
thltd Hi eels and Ctdar and Baltimoic
avenues.
Athletic conte-'s for tile nung.-ten
Willi suitable prize awards xv" 1 1 1 be an
other fentuie In the evening there will
be a p'ltilotlc meeting nt wi.le'1 foi-nei
Governor Stuar: will tprak A y iu-h-ful
Paul Revei- will ilde through ihe
neighborhood all da.v and advice the.- peo
ple of the coming vents
SCOUTS TOLEAE PARADE
One of Features of Shot Tower Recrea
tion Coulee Program
Boy Scnuts of the Sacreil Heart
Church will lead thp parade wh'ch will
be one of the attiact.nns ot the l-'ouitb
of Julv cclebiatlon nf .Shot Tower Ricie
atlon Center, Fiont and CaipenU-i
street"
N'uineious other organizations, includ
ing Girl S uts and lied Cross llUlse
will be In line The parade will be fol
lowed b) .Hhli-tic events Numerous
prizes are offered. Theie will be a flag
talslng in the- morning
SERVICE MEN TO BE GUESTS
Formal Opening of New Country Club,
Rorklcdsc, Tomorrow ,
Tiiei e will be a form. ! opening nf the
new roiinf.v lull for cnHMPd. men at
Roikledge, Montgomnv I'ountv, tomor
row The affair will be opened at 10 In the
morning by a parade and a reception
Luncheon will ho served This will
be followed by a baseball game between
the crew a of two warships After sup
per theie will be npen-alr boxing, con
sisting of ten bouts, the last and big
gest of these being beween Pnb Gran
navy middleweight, and Jack MeC.irron,
of Allentown. vThe visitors will lbeii )n
entertained with moving Jictures
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HOLIDAY TRAIN SERVICE CUT
Railroads Ahridgc Shore Sched
ules to Avoid Congestion
Contrary lo the age-old cusln n. no
additional tiains will be operated to th
seashore from this cltv tomorrow.
Inbtead. some of tho trains regularlv
in operation will be taken of for the
day anil special sections to the trains
that will operate must accommodate the
shoie-bound pleasure seekers.
Federal railway admlnlstiators have
niado these latest rules In older that
the congestion at the Camden train
sheds, which was expeilencej last jear,
shall not recur this je-ar.
Among the trains annulled for the
Fouith are the 4:14 p m bi dge train
for Atlantic City, the 4 07 lnldge train
for Cape May, the 4.07 lnldge tiain for
Ocean City, and the 2 p. in Matket
Street ferry train for Cape May and
Wlldwood. The trains to this c'ty from
resorts which are annulled aie the 7.43
a in. for Atlantic City, the 7 10 a m.
from Cape Mai, and the 0 05 a. m from
Cane Mnv
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Iloats
Many novel cos-umps and Ooats wllllT ,f, ht I,cters '-I'1"1-0"1'11 L!,uri-n'
he ?" In the l"-"lo to be buhl In con- I "'" ,,e th0 "r!"o"-
nectlon with the Fourth's celebration In '
Oveibrook. Tile pageant will bp a brief - - . ... m . ..r.o
teview nf the histor.v of thewotld '
The Home Defence Rpmivp nf Over- '
t.. 1. .t. rll-t r...... .... . ..
muun, nit- inn tenuis i-lie and 'rum
Corps and thp cliildiTn of the nubile i
and Sunday schools will take a promi- i
imiu part.
The pageant will be conducted under
the auspices nf the OverbrnoU Commu-
.i. it, . . ... . ii oiiiiiiu
" V "...''. "Jf.r."1" marshal Ills
ildi
will be Wll'lain Kirknatrlel; anil
C c Ilazlett $1(11' 817. 7S2 fiJ represented payments there w III be a parade. In tin afternoon
Another celebration will be e-nndiicted und'r the Income and excess profits there will be a baseball game between
"i ( iv ei brook under the auspices nf the tax. and $37,C11,3S8 72 miscellaneous the Harrowgate and India! a Clubs
Oveilirnok Asi-rclatlon Thp program laxe I The committee In charge Includes Wil
will Include patiintic and athletic exr- This lecoid of coliretirns Is an In- Ham II Richards, Ut-orge .N'onmaker and
o'ses. followed bj e-oiimuii'tv singing crease of approximately BOO per cent , Herbert Slner
and motion-picture shows in the evening over the taxes paid b the Individuals i .
and cm mirations In the first l'ennsvl-r
services IN CHRIST CHURCH
Denominations lo Unite in I'jtriotic
Ecri'ics
I Mini! m'l iotli'
serv ici s in obi Christ
fl.'ltlirP eif thr tl'".j tnrlf rw.mlr.n, i.
I'av eelehra'lon The -inn-is will stai t
it JO a m
The Rev .lame Aim Montgomeiy.
wmi is in rlinrgn nf the vnlunterr chap-
ain wcuk at Camp Mi ade. and the Rev.
!" Cnitor Helm .lone p.ismr nf Ihe
Fit : Rap'b-t Church, this cltv, will do
ve, addresses
Th-- s, ieps will be In rliarce nf
BMinp T .1 Garland, the Rev W II
Roberts, the Rev Louis C Washburn
and the Rev Rdwln 11 Dell; members
of the committee. Bishop Joseph F.
Berry and the Rev Victor H. Lukens
also are members of thp comtnifce.
PAGEANT AT 110LMESBURG
Thirteen Original Slates to He Repre
sented hv (a tinned CirW
The thirteen original Slates will be
iipiesented bv putty girls who will
match in the parade or the Holnnsburg
Fourth of July ctlebiutlnn Odd cos-
' s. tipiesl of i he pr igi i ss n-" e n h
Sate, wll be worn, and man novel
effn ts ate promlsi d
Several bundled n linoi childien will
panie-ipiti in the pageant. The parade
will s-ait from the Ilium Public School
and jirotteed to 1'tunvpa.ck Pail,, where
It will disperse At thp park there
a II l-e a i ti nival ami athletic evetlls
In the evening a pitrlntic meeting will
be held, at whli h Assistant City Sollc-to-
M J .Mi L mi y will be- tho principal
ipeaker.
PMtl)K IN CHKLTKNJmi
Big I ourlli (.elrliratioii in Town Inn;
tinl!irr al Glen'ide
Tlie r.-m-th nT .Illl.v eelebr.lll'-i in
Cheltenbani township will Iip stage-1 on
the athlft lli-'d at the Rlklns J'eiV
High School Lieutenant I "lank A Sot
Ion, a Canadian olllcer who was in tlie
battle of Hie Marne and who lost a'
hand at Oalllpnlt. will be the guest of
honnr ami principal speaker. There I
will be a big parade, in which the John
R StPtenn Rand, the SUlsnn Field Corps,
the First Aid Corps. I !. A R Veterans.
Roy Senilis, (lirl Scouts. Home Defense
League, Red Crops and kindred war
work organizations will march.
The Clenslde celebration arranged bv
thp Ulenside Fourth of July Associa
tion, will l-e fpatuied bv a ppatrlotlc
song festival, with Henri Seott, of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, as the
artist There will he a parade, programs
of sporting events and patriotic ad-diest-es
ecd Woman Hit bv Hicjrle
Mis. Cecelia HIp seventv-seven
vears old. of 1B21 Rrown stieel au
stitiek by a bic.vcle as she stepped from
the curb and started to cross Rinod
....... ... ,..u.,i, ,..,,,,, ,(i, ,, rtO iMn-ftsn
unconscious she was taken to St
Joseph's hospital In a passing nulomn
hilc The bie.vcle was ridden bv Francis
McCirad.v. a messenger fm the .ie -town
Post Ofli.-e
NESTLE METHOD
Guaranlrrt to latt wiihout injury to luir
CU UTKLIl. 110 South Kth ?trfl
WARNER TRAILERS
Two and Four Wheel Types
?2 Ton to 7 Ton Capacity
IM.MnDIATi: DKL1VKRV
JOHN W. ADAMS, Distributor
1427 Melon Street
ivV'VV'.Vk-V-VVtVVVV'VVVW''V'V'W4VVVVVV"
Cheaper Than Rent
16 MINUTES TO CITY HALL
ONE 5-CENT FARE
NO CHANGE OF CARS
I am just building some up-to-the-minuto single stone
houses in Philadelphia's most convenient residential
location, directly opposite the CDth street Elevated
Terminal.
$700 Down $41 per Month Carrying Charges
Cars run every two minutes during rush hours, every
ten minutes after midnight. John H. McClatchy, Builder
and Owner, Land Title Building, or on premises.
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GERMANTOWN PLANS
NOISELESS FOURTH
Fireworks to Have No Part in1
Any of Three Separate- j
Celebrations
Germantown resldpnts will cplebrate
the Fourth of July without any or me
...i .1... i... ini prlzpd the celebr.i-
. .,. .
tions In flip nast I
lions in iup paai. ,.,,.. ..iPt,rn.
jiiere m ...
tlons The first program win "e n".-i
the nuspices of the Clheden Improve-
.. i'.i i,ih lmn tnlnpil Willi I
r"L"'-J;;'' -nf be Wate.vievv Itee. I
. . ... .. . ...ill in. clt fin In
new ami tiinu stamp-, ... -
I the winners .-nnn will bo
. The speaker of the "Mu"
Lieutenant It. ll ,"'0"' j'la(1P'il'n ,
f X ItVl ,n0colonv 'o" 'rman'own
! In the Itaian "'"" ,,nlfests Itself
tho greatest patriot sm manifests i iseii
this year. Three flags win oe raimu.
following a llg parade.
At the Holy Rosary scnooi
a large
tlon. ... .. ,
r a Ion Center. '" -;', ,, pa- Govermneni " I , uh Ion to that ad- ,
Haines street. It w """4,. , duced at the hearing bv Councils' spe-I
rade frrm the Ross ""lo"'( ;"(!", clal committee on rent proflteerlnT. M"
ton lane near hew street, nnd ro.eei ))p ,.,,,,,, , ,u!p rommMtc,
i to the Reci ealloti Center Ro ad .irl under conR(t.rntlon n,e ,,,
I Seout troops will be In line, as i wen as ,ntro(1U(,e, ,JV neprpentathe Harrow
I many children nnd adu ts from t he ff eM rent profltcerlng, wiiich was
i t..p.ii.K..t,.n,i iinnoa fifnll Kinds ill lC . -
American nag will lie uniurm... !., . fn, ,n ,ncreaRln(. ren
the Italian dag will bP flung to I . ( CongrPman Dannw.
breeze, followed b a ""' nf ltXn ''' evldeme gathered vlmw-s that In
'taming 12S stars In honor of lal an , f naCP. partlcularlv In WeM
I youths ot Germantown serving Hit na- p,.,,.,,,,,,,, r.nn uer nt,,inpd tbpv
Well-known musicians will participate or nloxp. Sorne (,r tieQ( res con
In the communlts singing in ernon ,alnc(1 Ul(, alternattes that the orcii
T.irk, the affair being under the alls- ,,ant of a hou-p nmt mpet tlip Incrp led
pices of Hip Husiness Men's Association lenti ilv the propcity within flfttrn
of (IcnnantoH n Resides the soioimh. a
large chorus is being rehearsed l.y Jonn i
is Hart The Rev Stewart 1'. Keeling.
SV IIS M h1 l4 N 1AAL5
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V-Oliccuous '" I III lil(l ipill.l u
tnct Jump aUO ler L.CUt ,
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Tax collections in the Philadelphia
dl5trlet fnr tile fiscal liar eliding .llllie
.. ., .
"" aggregate $:on.5on.671.31, of which '
v.uila Internal levenue district. The ag-1
1 gregate of lolleetlons for the fiscal vear
of 1117 was Sa.l.Sll.Jllli S3
The PittsbuiKh district again leu tne
State revenue dlstili-ts In the total col
lections, with returns of $332.15'.'.70l 4.",
of which SJtU r,7f. 30:: 29 represented pav
niPiits on Income and e-xcess profits
'ave-s. and ?3n,j8J,33'.' 11 in mlseellani
ous taxes
The Laneaster district reported a total
of $L'0.SS4 :i7 J'.", and tlie cranlnn 01'
irlii f.l.'.iri.HJ 3- The total fur tlie
State was $."iK!.n73.722 3S. ,
HOME DEFENSEPARADE
Wo.-l I'liiladelphia Cclehration
Xrill Hmc Military Aspect
A parade and ill III of the Home De
fen.sp Guards. Boy Scouts and other or
ganizations will give a military aspect tn
the Fouith of July i-elehratlons tomorrow .
at Clark Park and Klngsesslng llecrc- I
ation Center, West Philadelphia
Following the drills there will be a I
patriotic pantomime at the lecreatlou
center, tn which several hundred chil
dren will participate Athletic events I
will be held in the afternoon.
fine of the features vv III be a baseball
game A marine band will furnish tho
music Soldleis who hao seen service
abroad will sppak at night.
i
Refund ulMitutc Oven-Iurje- :
Wy the J.ssoci'nlce Press
rw York Julv S Four hundred cus
tomers of a New York gtocer.v firm who
had been nvprehaiged in tlio ptncha i
of flour substitutes and canned gnod
te,da receiveil checks from the l-'edpral
food board covering the amount of the
overcharge In addition the firm was or
dered to close Its store fm six weeks nr
contribute a sum eepial tn the amount of
its excess profits to the American Red
Cios-j.
EAST TERMS
ITtAMBES
.x; CLARK
1112 Chestnut St.
CAMDEN
SO N. Thbil St.
ATLANTIC CITT
C4S Guarantee
Trust Bids.
ORDERS
u
19-Jewel W
Men's Matches
nien-Kradf Amen- ill
x moemnt ail- V
filleJ tate cf pool quality vt
iiicitii in i Ttrtv'Tinn n (m.i. iai
$35
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L. 11. CUllLll Oi OUIl 7
'A Market St. at 18th KM
G)s-.1 cr .77 .
kite Wlfvllfl
BY AUTO VAN FROM
ATLANTIC CITY
rn VrAtkv .Tiilv Tith. thrpe of our
fUe-tnn rierc-Arrow Vans will bo A
In Atlantic City W can make sp"- M
rml rateB lor anyininc rnminx nucK
to miladelphia. Wire or phone at
our expense
20th Century Storage Vreliouie Co.
Opposite west I'hiiadeipnia Kta.
t'txone i-rcsion uiuj
TORE
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RENT GOUGE INQUIRY
AT CAPITAL TUESDAY.
IIo,,sc JdWnry Committee
Will Hear Fleet and Ship-
ping Board Officials
Rent profiteering in this rlty
II V
lancnorns ami rea estate dealers win i
be nlrcil mvl TiiPMlny before the Ju-
niciary Committee ot the Houc
Washlncton
in '
rm .,.., ... .,... ..
pnrntr,n tVVJ ,',,.; 8hlpplnB
Hoard. tnP,.iw ,,-in, ci..i i,hp At.
v i lur n inn .Miprppnni- ppi i (ji -
ternpy Knnc. Assistant United States
Aorney ltnsenbacu and others, will
Rnf irsumony at the liparlng I tear-i
Aunnrai iinvvle, of the Kmergency
'tfi orporation. is cxpecieu 10 iu-
1 1 f y
HM-leneP gathered In this city by pri
Predlrllons In Washington nrp that
,hp hm ""' receive a special lnve-ti-
Rlion and will be acted upon prompt l
by the Houp mpmbP,-.
Cnngreman narrow's b, 1 w as framl
ftpr many conferences with Mr F ne
,,.-,' , ,,, i,inninp bnard of
f"ii.p,i n Jpw It nro-
v ides that the "ourt bp givrn tiip power
nh .1. tier
'must submit to greatly increased tents
(il0 or moc
BIG DAYJN THARROWGATE
All-Uay Trojira iiilnchulcr, Sports and
Parjdc
An nll-dav celebration oveiflow ng
with interesting events has been planned
fnr tit, IViin-Tli nf .llllv li tlin Iliirmu.
" " "" - .--,- --.- ...v ......,-.
gate Improvement Association at Ken-
singtnn avenue and Tioga street
Athletic events for bovs and girls
frnm ulv In slvtepn venrs w-lll bo Ibe
chlef feature following the contests
n t rt nt acII rrr .-.. nfl nrvanfu rf t hf I
i pn f iiinu uuuc iv.
I In llAtaii,llriA If n I ., t.itln, .1 li. .1. I I II f- 11T1.
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SILVER TEA SERVICES
Nearly one hundred
All different
Hand wrought designs suggested
by the Artisans of France and
The Orient or the more Chaste
Productions ol the Early English
and Colonial Periods
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Nothing is lacking. 7 ";Ediphone is complete
every feature euJ part is there because
it belongs there; put there by Edison be
cause it is an indispensable of Better
Letters. And those indispensables are ex
clusive to The Ediphone.
The Automatic Correction Device, for instance;
the Collapsible Mandrel and Interchange
able Arms; The Ediphone Mail Pocket; the
Sanitube; the Transophone; the Safetae
Cylinder and Friction Grip Carton.
They are factors of efficiency and comfort and con
venience, every single one of them. They could
not be left off without lessening the value of
The Ediphone System.
They are a part of The Ediphone they are essential.
They are what Edison and his staff proved the
dictating machine must have to make a complete
system.
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SGDDimr m udM m nnwiiis mwiiias
Call Walnut 3135
G. M. AUSTIN
The Ediphone
1035 Chestnut Street t
Is
for ftdapn' Brrttr Letters Maoaxlnr
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Il'val Democratic factions Inl 1Pfr
ry night" nZZftSg i
""tatlves to tho Democratic City C
mlltfn
Both fHctlon.i claim to have eel4
the city committeemen, hut the conttft'v
committee nf the City Committee, hcaM'V 1
1t At- "f -,!, t -nM T"V1.. ft T." Tlnul 1u.:.,4i
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rne contest committee win tnipervHW
the election Monday night. Ileal E44 ,1
Assessor John J. McCjunld and Jftnwai' Jim
Assessor John J. licCJimld and JuiMi'.c
'" tie "clXed SccttonV
...?." nllltc' clalmeu re election irom T'OfAI
.... . .. .. .... . .. .... t eirf.f-i
Thp claim was disputed by Dr. R. S,' JSl
Keolcr and John Hancock Tlio two fac ZrM
i inns nein separate elections, DUt ttie' tXM
i ny i omnimee lias reiuscct to recognise gat
ni, ..j,u . umicicu ic-in.uuu,
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PUBLIC SPEAKING
Flf Pxprrftnlon. Pelf "Confidence Elo
cution nnd all-Rrourd Pclf-Dov!opmnt.
Join Uip Piimmer c.-n now formlnir.
Four week cnmmrr.clnff Culy lit.
Mnn , Tuib and Thurs 1Zsb. or Mon.H
'pt nod I'rl mornings Both aezea. -
Snd lor Instructive literature. Call
rnt or phonp tprucp 3218.
NEFF COLLEGE l'-S0ZZlnat
AWORTH'S HAWORTH'S
MODAK
Headquarters
Aln plates, films,
rlipmlMl nnd nnndrleMj
l.if.rt ilerploplnic. prlnt
Inir. piiiamlnr nrpardlns
in inp itorneipr .irthod.
HAWORTH'S
Itman Kndak To.
1630 CIlnsTNUT
Atlantic City Store. J 037 Ilroadwalk.
Take a look at the
value in
Underdown's .
RTS
$1.50 Each
" nu '1 bo surprised to
3 for $4
nnn ucn nuaiuv anc
stle at these prices.
Cuff Attached nr Detached
A. R. Underdown's Sons
Kubber (tonds nn1 len I'urnUhtnsrs
202-204 Market St.,
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