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7( IUU rOIOUMU lllt "w
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During Fighting Leaders
Among Slain
. Nmv Yorli. Mny ". l'rcfnciuB nn ad -
cnnn ADDCCTC ARF MAnE!'ll,s Iwforp the .1 it pan Society Iicro Inst
5000 ARRtolb Aht llucipht with the rlwlnratlon that lie irnt.
, la "private citizen" mid lld nut speak
Berlin, May fi (delayed). One luin-
rthd fiftv 1.&M trcre Uille.l or
dred and fifty per
....,- .. t At.. ..:i,
executed during tno ng.iuoE - -.
Jlpoordltlc to nn Hftuuuu ui "-
w a. nrinlP.1 iii the 1-ohal Anxeigrr.
Amon the hilled were Her
rector of the soviet gov
licrr ssomncmici, . '.
tt ii. ..... n r.r,tf t tiit r onunr
Herr Scidl, who was al io n .n-
Stigatea tue snoouug oi un, """I
beaten lo death by Wurlcmburg ol
dlers, it is said.
The Tagcblatt states that flOOU ar
rests have been made in Muuiih.
It has been ascertained that Profes
sor ron Stuck, the widely Known ua-
11 ""
variau painter and architect, escaped ;
when the hostages held by the soviet,
authorities at Munich were rxeeulrd.
Prominent people of Munich who were)
in hiding during the reign of terror
there arc reported to be reluming to '
..
luocitj.
.
i i. , - il ti.n iirusiniicns
Icli. May i. All the newspaper
d as usual yesterday except the,
uist lied I'lag and other railu-al i
illUIUCII
.. ,,. ., - til ,1,,, nnu.ii,i,r.rG
appeared
pnmmun
organs. Cash and otlicr nlimhies
posited in bauks nave uceii iouuu luiHLLdovoK.pmrnt. ., u
lor tue most nan.
Soudhcimer. the nuarchNt
leader,
Avas shot while trying to escape. o
trace has been found of the communist
. . .-. , .- -!.. T ....!.. l.
leaders isiscn nun i.cvico. uniuu, ,l,li,.,,ii ,, ik,rr.
editor of the Ited Flag, was Miot sum- China mut codify laws in enn
niarlly. Some 'J."i( bodies have been !M)liaiice with tnodern principles of juris
tnken from the medical institute to the )rutU'ncc nnd organize courts eflicicut
various cemeteries. (enough I" win the confidence of for-
All Munich celebruted the victory eigncrs. Iu thU diuiciilt umlertiikuig
. . ! l.:..l. I'.lnn must soon ellllial'k
i(s . over the soviet government fcumlay. llie i "i' ' i T . :.i . it .i nvMlece
S. . , i ..i . . i i Jnnan (Mild coti-iiiler H a pimicgr
--v,. reels were crowded with people '"';"b',V f V,e rn ice to her. AVe w M,
itictnu im- ipumiui; inFu.n iii ii.i.. iu. in () l(, ,p ,jl.st lmtion to indorse i uiun -
lTfrcsbnicuts. Captured Spartai-ausl,,,,.,, t,, mil an end to the ineiiiiitabl'-.
were hooted as they were escorted to thci though iueit.ible. institution which has
j streets, bauds played national airs out- i0 long lunl not only the jiride but the
4 side the captured palace and the crowds)
sang patriotic anthems. .
The presence of armed peasants was
noticeable iu the streets and MN Aus -
Tin tirnk(iii it nrinntl nr:iv.!iiit nnw.
trians who fouglLt with the German i
mtl'n.iim.nl ,,r.,,lic: ,.. nnnlt. Ilin ..il ,
i,v,hiii.hl if..t. " ,.,., inv in.' v'itU lis ill lilC cxeillliviii Wl I," .
were heartily cheered. The citizens were ami rehabilitation which arc uiost ur
busy during the day tearing down phi- ' gentlv needed in order to prepare China
cards vilifying the Pru-'siaiis. This work1 for the restoration of complete sover-j
they did more willingly because (Jeneral1
ron Jloch. the Uavariau i ouiiuniider. said
in n. statement it was the north (!er
mans who assisted largely in freeing the
city and declaring that they were en
titled to the gratitude of the entire pop
ulation instead of the hatred which had
been worked up against them. .
NINE DIE OF NEGLIGENCE
Columbus, O., Fire Made Disastrous
by Carelessness In Building
Columbus. O.. May 7. (Ity A. P.) .
The death last night, of Mrs. Ada', Trenton. ,N. J.. May 7. The state
Tlellc Jtyce, thirty-six ynnrs old. brought public utility commission has decided
the number of dead iu -Monday night's j to commence legal proceedings in the
npartment building fire to nine.' Mrs. Court of Chancery to compel the Xew
iwi ;vus,",P ,l?rst ",f.1,11"' '"J'T,0'1 ,iu I York Telephone Company ami tho Dela
Iiospitnls to die, although Charles , w.ln. and Atlantic Telegraph and Tele
bpeakman. whoe wife leaped to her )hone Company to suspend au increase
death, cannot lie. physicians mi. . I of -0 per cent in local telephone ex
Twelvc others in hospitals are seriously ' change rates made in New Jersey ef
Iiurt. Eight of the dead perished iii J feetiw May I last by Postmaster Geu
the building and from leaping from itJerall!iirlesou and ordered suspended hist
,,... n l " week by the board, pending an invest -
...,,,,,'', ,. .. .
"""". "viivi"'- ns responsi- ; ableness of the new charges. The citv
Die lor the. tire, according to State Mar- I of Trenton will also begin suit against
shall. Alfred Fleming, who hits start- the Delaware and Atlantic concern to
cd nu inquiry for the state. Swinging' restrain thai company from collecting
gas jets, from which the lire started : tl('' il"'rras"
inadequate fire-escapes constructed too " T
close to the wall and to the windows! Carlisle Welcomes Her Heroes
and converging hallways leadlug to n , Ilarrlsburg, Pa., Maj 7. Citizens of
wugle stairway alongside au elevator Carlisle came to Iliirrisburg in sixty
sbaff that provided a draft for flames . automobiles today to take homo the
were uci.ors that lie points out as cans-
ing the fire to be so disai.tr
VOTE TEACHERS' RAISE
.Colllngswood O. K.'s $8000 Addi
tional Fund at Special Election
Collliirswood, X. ,1.. May 7. Public
school teachers won their drive for an
increase in salaries, which ended last
night ut a special clecMou called by the
board of education. A number of teach
ers have decided to remain for the litlll
1020 term. The vote was :G4 fr the
increase and 2 votes against it.
Sixty-one teachers and principals in
the public schools. will benefit hv this
increase. The S00() voted will bo
apportioned among the teachers, after
the board allows an increase of $4000.
which was apportioned by the bodni
before the teachers started their light
'for moro money.
Colored Man Gets Degree
Kochester, N. Y.t May 7.(By A.
i P.) At the sixty-ninth annual com
mencement exercises pf the Kochester
Baptist Theological Seminary here last
night the degree of Bachelor of Divinity
iras conferred upon James Everett
-' tBosc, of Leory, tho first colored man
,to lie awarded a degree by the institu
tion. The address of the day was made
, by the Kev. Elmer J. Bryan, president
of Colgate University.
LONG WEAR
E
"Last year.I purchased a standard
make of shoes, and in sixty days the
coles were worn through. I had them
re-soled with Neolin Soles which
lasted me six months in the same
service that wore out the other soles
in. two," writes E. A. Lancaster of
Lancaster & Company, jewelers,
Greeneville, Tenn.
'Mr. Lancaster s experience with
't.r Neolin Soles i3 not unusual. Millions
....-.J ? 1 t- ....,... i Lt
jd - ;Oi people can icsuiy io meir long wear
tiana economy. To reduce your shoe
, ' 'expense", buy Neolin-soled shoes. You
' , s ' iftcaiOjet them in many styles for every
" ! i "anember of the family.
" ? i, 'Neolin Soles are created by Science
' v'k l comfortable and waterproof as
"' ( well, as Jong wearing. Good repair
shops carry them. They aic made
; by Tie, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
jAKtion, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot
"r j."Heels guaranteed to outwear all
rfvft!other fteelsij.
tmm
Soles
KIAO-GHAU ISSUE
NOT ON PAR WITH
HUME, SAYS GOTO
1 Jnpaneso Diplomat Says Nation
.. . am
Uhp MnimH nniMnnriari MOfniH.
' "'noiiotDi wummiMOM . ,....-
'
nent Occupation of Territory
' ,,, ,?,. siilmpel Ooto, formerly
Lft,r"lii. n'lnWcr of .lnpun. cl.arnctcrUj
Mil lielinir of tlin .inpnncsc ronn
I tlic Ivinn-i liau Jsuanmng miuuuiu -,
. .,, ,,, ,,,., , ,he fame l.ght n.,U101 , t,!8perso riolcrs, ,ays nll Bx.
uu- r nimr uvmiph
! ".lapan ha iie'
ilcmanded norma -,
' ' ,. ..'nent oceupatioii of the former (Irrmnn
Ierr Toller. ,li; ! territory (1f Kiao-au.J.esahl. In
ivcrnnvriit, ami the contrary, she has rcpcatciilj 1'
f i ) rlninirrl to (lie world that she would
i .--
I return it lo Cliiun after it was uucon-
dltl0nl,y BhP,, io ner n, ,,. w-,
."i., .he iudement of the Japanese
(iovernnient ii was neee- - ( .lapan day captured Mcsalskaya, twenty-live
to evlahlWh an undisputed right over, inea south of I'rosozero. a war office
the German territory before hp was iu, nnnouucement snjs. The Dolshevist re
a position to restore it to China. ',u ' tistancc was .strong.
returning Shantung to I .lima, .lapan s ,
policy has been influenced by the fear I Paris, Mav 7.-(Hv A. P.) Special
Hint the Chinee Government may not . , ..',.. .,,!... f,i,,i tr.
i . ..I !..,. h nrnvlni-1 ml t
J" '" ,'.;,., ;,,. lnoriKnged to n third
-, , ,,r ,'ririment not only of
(Miin'si Imt -i1--.. of .T:itnii.
"in reiuniiiu; Kiao-Chati to China,
.fupan ill uiuloubtcdly make it plain
that sl.n xull never ncqiiioci. m the its-
nf that territory to any iniui
,. . . ,- nri,itrarv crautilig of
JIOWIM III III lll """""'.' A. .."...-
ciuicc'Nimis to foreign nations in the is
nf ShltltullB. trust that
iu(Nf.( lovv agreement will soon ben,
1Iiaij0 ,Pt'Ccu China and Japan with a
C(II1CC-I'I'- i" lui'ih11 ....t... --
ue-ui(u. t )iri.M'utui
sod. nn unfortunate
-
t i i-niiiu. u '. ..-
The online teiv ycais win iurnin
n golden opportunity for the Japam-ej
r -. .,
govcriiiucn
. .mil m nnNi ill I rimsiiii .iniu
deeds their professed, nml I believe sill-
i ..in. t. , , ,.
cere, desire to be (hums friends nun
interests of China.
".May we hope
that all the civilized
hilly the government
-yo ; . . wlD ,,, (. , ,
1 Ul JMl rl , tlll. fnation of
11II 1011. illlu t f"l
the n.-w world regime, will co-operate
... .. .1.. ..!.... .f , I . n rnf.irni
eignty.
iN". J. TO FIGHT PHONE
INCREASE IN COURT
ublic Utility Commission Wil'
Begin Legal Proceedings to
Halt Raise
' gution as to the justness uud reason- i
l Carlisle soldiers of Companies V) and
I. of the 112th Regiment, Keystone Di
vision, who will rrrive here by bpecial
train this afternoon.
'At the entrance to Carlisle they will
be met by n delegation of citizens and
a big parade and celebration will follow.
Illustration
shows the
complete
outfit
S"iriri:V5j i45if-""
The NOVELTY pipeless' heater can be installed
quickly, at small expense one register heats the
whole house.
Make your cottage warm during those cold north
east storms make it good for all the year.
The NOVELTY PIPELESS HEATER will last as
long as the house itself and will greatly increase
its value should you' care to sell it.
The NOVELTY is simplicity itself, hut it is scientifically
correct FLEX-0TUF iron, triple inner casing asbestos
lined, and extra large vaporizing pan insuring healthful
moist air over the house.
1V make all l.Tpr of liratlng and looking apparatus, no ran civ
joii unprejudiced a'dtli-c an tn tvlilch inttltad In best for our
particular home or tiullillnz. t'ontult jour dealer tr telephone
or. write.' .un or eome to our uttrartlte furtory uliowrooro.
. ABRAM COX STOVE COMPANY
American and Dauphin Sto., Philadelphia
i , . .
Manufacturer of Dolleri, l'lpeleas lleaUn, Furnace and' Bances
, In rilladelplila for 7S ear 4
Crowds Demanding Food Shout,
"Down With Lonino and
Trotsky!"
ALLIES WIN MESALSKAYA
, '' ' i '' ,', , 7
'"ndrcd persons wro kited ,n Mcc
...!.. r a i-
four
ov
ianv wcck ivhcd inc red guard vas cauru
change Telegraph dispatch limiting nd-
,,j,.pS from i;a(,i Germany. Tho casual-
, hm , UE,cmblcd
' demanding food and shouting, "Down
ub IjCU,nc nml Xrotskj-:-
. jWji)g a(,vanduK southwnr(1
along the Murmansk railway on Satur-
ISIS OH nutlou Bwjia ...... .
.various Allied delegations at tlio I'cace
Conference expect decided changes iu
the Russian Kituatiou within the next
(cw ,NCCks.
i 'rC Kiuuish military movement vhich
j bm tnrcntruiuK pctrograil. -and
,, ...,i ,.
which lias nccn siirouuc.. .. .'.'.
is now well defined. General Udenitch
. .. . .; ...!u l.!-
lid 41HIU HUSiailS Olicraiing who nun
avc the support of the Finnish goeru-I
"ll ""- "uii"' , , ...... i
,nt nml trnnns nun nave reenmeo
' "" V "...l ,,..., , ..,
1 targe numucis ui nuiu ioituu ...v..
'of the Itolshevik requisitions.
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, I ,I- Ik illOII'lL V iTIIU'I l II 111 I
... u . "'"--;. ".,. .
uiiuu' o no iuu.i.... ..-.. .-
, , .
'Volga, and it is expected that the cities
f vh
iatka and Samara will agaiu fall
into their hands soon
ITALIAN UNREST SUBSIDES
Press Believes Envoys Are Assured
of Adjustment of Dispute
Koine. May 7. The. departure of
Piemier Orlando and Foreign Minister
Souuino for Paris is taken by the Ital
ian press us an indication that they
bae hud from the Peace Conference
' assurances that (he Italian problem.
viould be discussed with a new spirit
f ,f , ,,, , j
' pIrntlons. Tho excilemeut of the last
wrol! .g subsiding throughout the couu-
Child Slain to Stop Cries
Albany. N. Y., May 7. Edward
T.awton. of this city, was sentenced to
twenty jears imprisonment on conic
tion of first degree manslaughter. Law
Ion confessed that he' shook his bix-montli-old
baby until its neck was
broken, because the little one's cries
disturbed his sleep.
In your
unhealed
house or
cottage
put
! WCwVMs '
dJnfrsPp pP"IZINCtY CLEAN j
', W$$) COOKS QUICKLY
O cS" CV' FLAVORY.FIRM.TENDER
'n 11' jiaKcs place or
ZZ(n. , meat.costs less
" vS thanJi aad has
J 1 1 I' Syr 2 times the
wtsfood value No
I -Lf waste, no bone j
j Sf no gristle -v ,
-va FORK
CHINA IS RESTIVE
OVER PEACE TERMS)
Delayed Roport Says Repug-j
nant Conditions Might Lead to
Withholding Signatures
Pehin. May I (delayed) (Hy A.
P. 1 Considerable ilisnniptmlc urnvnltN
hero an n result of the receipt of tele
grams reporting that tlic Peace Con
ference .had postponed consideration of
Chiua's claim for the return of Tsino
Tao. " The native press is puBlishlug
violent articles leading to u fear that
there may be an antiforeign outbreak.
The Chinese Government on Friday is
sued n statement to foreign correspond
ents explaining that the most recent
telegrams received from the Chinese
delegation in Paris stated that the en
voys there did not. regard the situation
with despair. It was said that, matters
regarding the Shantung peninsula had
again been taken up with the American
and Pritlh delegates, nnd that an agree
ment might yet be worked out. It was
pointed out that the agreement between
the Council of Three nnd Japan would
amount virtually to n ratification of the
treaty of 1015. forced upon China by
Japan. It was remarked, in conclu
sion, that if the conditions vcrc repug
nant to the Chinese Government nnd
people and were embodied in the peace
treaty, thorn was a possibility that the
Chinese delegates would be instructed
not to sign.
Fishing Smack Hits Shjal
Wildtrood. N. J.. Mny 7.--The lish
inir smack Cinchona, ten rrnvs tons.
l from."cwport. It. I., is ashore at Iiere-
t 1 !.,! ... c,U 1. 4..ln II-..I
nun unci. uiiu?ii.i.- ini: ,mi,ii''ui iisni'
house. The sinaek ran ugrouml when
tlic enntnin mistook the Anirlesea ltclit
, .--,,- ,;.v.i ... "..: ,i..L.Tii,
" lue ui npriug uaioor iigur.
Clipped From
Motor Department
Conducted by H. W. SLAUSON, M. E.
Readers desiring information about motor cars, trucks, delivery wagons, motorcycles,
motor boats, accessories or State laws, can obtain- it by writing to tlic Motor Department,
Lrsur-'s Wleklv, i:$ Fifth Avenue, Nov York City. Wc answer inquiries free of charge.
rr ,
The fact Is
Over half rhe
truck Tonnage
of America
is carried on
m W - JL iiii1 m i1 nl nl bij
111 ?i 1 - J
JL JL JL W .
.-. Tn.acj art A QaixriaraC. . - - I
s TIRESTONE was first to produce most i S I I Ilffl
- - ot the important trucK-ure improve- 1 " --: ' I ' ' ' I I I
ments. Our service also is first in speed, ; I II if II I ll I
thoroughness and economy. Irzrr r . .. 7, illll!l!llllllllllllll!lllllllH llilJHIIII "
l We have a truck-tire press of tremendous 1; ,'-tJfrggK " a .. - -- "
capacity. We have all the other machines HBl0 X"
3 needed. la - i - V ' '
!0m,hSe?or".ndcoSbS;e 2 evJH ': Monster Mass-Meeting' :,:
.i H MWaBtUBaaiaSKBwiKi' "
HKtiWHsHtt. rjtam hi hks dHsnv7 : ' N.
Mil "' ' '- "-ttw t -.Wr' ral EI.T'..E? 1(HDU- SS
TIRES -
Franklin Tire and Rubbers-Company
43J2 N. Broad Street 2121 Vine Street
BELL WYOMING 4792 SPRUCE 38S4
L
TRATTATO DI-PACE
II Maresciallo Fooh Protesta
Dichiarandolo non Adeguato
NecTessaria Sicurozza
dolla Francia
Publisher nnd Distribute Under
PERMIT NO. 841
Authorlstf-d by the net of October it,
ini". on ill nt the rostotneo of rhlla
delrhla. Pa.
By order of tho President.
A. 8. BURI.BSON.
rostmaster General,
Pnrigl. 7 nutggio. II trnttuto dl pace
o' stalo prcsentato alio minor! Polcnze.
in una pleuaria sesslqno scgreta, del
ponioriggio di icri. Lo schema del Irut
tato e' cousiderato coino passato all'ul
tinia fasc- prima di csicrc sottonicsso
ai Drlegatl della Germatda.
II tratlato provvedc per ii giudizio
(oulro i'cx-imperatorc di Gcrinauia, per
"suprema offesa contra la moralita' in
ternnziouale e la santlta' dci trattut!,"
innanzl ad un tribuualo composto di
rnpprcscnthuti degli rjtati Unit!, Gran
'rtretagna, I'lantia, Italia e. Giappone.
I,a crcdcnziali dot Dclcgatl Italian!
alia Coufereuza delle Pace furouo icrl
tnntina uuseguatc ai plenipotenziari
tedeschi a A'crsnlin. 'Cio' fu annuuziato
ufliclalnicntc ieri sera.
11 Maresciallo l'och in mi suo dl3
colso pronuuziato nella scssionc plena-
LESLIE'S WEEKLY
L'UlTI
1Tri' Tl TPTi f mWTBPwMPTmP Bpiirr "ji J i "imTTTT TiHHiiBHaBfci
l1bas3lB5BBBBBtH8PMBUBBHBBKPt?QalHll3LI
In this case. Mother Nature deserves a goodly bonus, for she grew this 8 H -foot
spruce log, which was sawed up to be used by Uncle Sam's Air Forces In the con
struction of airplanes. The truck, however, which successfully hauled this thirty
ton "log" over rough mountain roads deserves a medal for "work well done."
AND THIS TRUCK IS A
or PuiijxisjL.iraiA
1830 Market Street
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.
Jritl8HHH$' IT
' ij a. eh,
. . . - r .,.-- i , a ) .,t
tla ha dlcMarato cho it trattato non:
da' una sicurczza ndequatn. alia Francia
dal puuto dl vista ' mllllarc, o dtssc
cho la sua pcrsdnalo conyTn.iono era
quella clie 11 trattato non doveva csscro
firmnto. II Maresciallo sostcuno la
neccsslta' cho la Fraucla doveva man
tcnero la testa ill ponfo lungo II IScno
0 cho l'oecupazlono llmltttta a quiudlci
aunl non era suflieleutc.
I Hclegatl CIncsl prescntnroiio una
breve, fonnnle o dignltosa protesta con
eernentl lo disposizlonl dl K'anclinu,.
1 IJelegntl Portoglicsl crfprcsscro la loro
lusoddlsfazlonc p il trattamento nc
cordnlo nl Portogallo.
Lo protesto fatto dai vnrll dclcgatl
uon sono rlguardatc conic serlcl
L'ltalia fu rannrescntata dall'On.
Crespl 11 quale disso dl faro dclTejmule transltorin quail la Lcga della
riscrvo coneernentl qunlsiasl prowls
lounlc del trattato -ho non fosse nc
cettabito per l'ltalia. .
Honui, 0 magglo. La partenza del
Prcsldeute del Conslglio On. Orlando .
del Ministro degli Affnrl Estcrl On.
honnino per Parigi c stata nccolta
cou soddisfazloun uci clrcoli politlcl e
dlplotnaticl c la stampa rleonosce in
cio un indizio cho gli Allcatl c le
potenzo nssociato rieonosccranno le
giustc nspirazioni italiano nclla qucs
tione dcH'Adrlatlco.
11 Giornnlc d'ltnlia scriva: "La par
tenza del Delcgati Italian! dimos'tra i
buoDi sentiment! cd i desidcrl degli
Allcatl o delle, Potcnze Associate di
trovuro una pronta c giusta soluzlone
del nostro problems. Avcndo, iuoltrc,
plena liducia nello splrito col quale fu
dcttato 11 cortesa invito, uoi formullamo
la spcrnnza chc il soggiorno del nostri I
Delcgati a Pnrigl dara' il risultato chnl
u popolo italiano unnnimcincntc s! as
pcttn.
Parlgl, 7 muggio. 1 cap! della Dele
April 12, 1919
ierau v,
1IIPlHbE1
clIS liMmalamzaSSmmmrWjJ i
gaziono Jtallaaa i alia , Confcrcnzai della
race, Onorcvoli, Orlando o Honntno,
sono giuntl In. Tarlgl qucsta mattlua
allc orb dice!. '
Parlgl, 0 magglo. La nota mandata
dall'On. Orlando da Itoma, la uotte
dl domentea scorsa, indlca una intcn-
zionc dl trattare con In nitre Potcnza
siillc basl tracelato nella lettcra chc
fit rcdatta da Arturo J. Ilalfour, mini
stro Inglcse per gli Affarl Ksteri. cog II
consenso dl Clenicnceau c Lloyd Gcotge,
prlmn della sua partenza da Pnrigl;
Cio' secondo un nrtlcolo dl "Pcrtlnax"
sul l'Kco di Parlgl.
Gli Italian! dice lo scrlttore do
vranno ccdero a fare certl sacrlfiijl In
Oalmasia per ottenere 1 loro sebpt rl-
guardo nll'nnnesslonc dl Flume, nnchc
Ise dovesscrei per qUesto ricorrcrc a for-
Xazioni ha fornito nel trnttato dt pace,
Moon "Victory" Model
Now on Exhibition at Our
Rolli-Rojce Rs iiator
Timlen Throcshoct
Continental Motor
B:ovrc-Lipe Trtniaiuion
Dcrj & Beck Clutca
Dtlco Ijnition
See this new 1920 model the car of beautiful lines, of rich,
luxuriousness and mechanical perfection. It Is the car chosen .by
those who demand the best,
41855 delivered tn Philadelphia district.
Terwilliger Equipment Co., Distributors
2013 MARKET ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Some valuable territory still open
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PKrS:
The
, of the
Bell Telephone Directory
goes to press at 5 JP. M.
May 15, 1919
Arrange now for listing
changes or advertising space.
Call Filbert. 2790
METROPOLITAN OPERA
EVENING, MAY 7TH,
OLE HANSON
100 AMERICAN
Seattle's Courageous Mayor
Talks as He Fjghls
Straight From the Shoulder.
CHAPLAINROBERT J. McFETRIDGfg
Will Describe HELL
iii the Avgonne.'
GENERAtf HERBERT M. LOJiD, U.'S, A.
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. Greatest 'Spendthrift in tho World , .
Will TeinVhat It Cost Us
to CAN the. KA'ISER,
.WlUttOt-fiLY'fOtfAt
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U. S. Navy Airmen Delay Trip tfa,
Newfoundland r
New Yorli, May 7. X.atlcmpt will
be made today by tho United, States ,
navy's transatlantic aviators to "liop.U
off" on the first leg of their journey Vj
beeauso of adverse weather conditions, ft
It was announced last night by Coin-' JA
mander John II. Towers, tho flight
commander.
Entirely repaired and none the worse
for damage by tire, mo ;u-i snoruy j
before nooii yesterday mndo tho most';
successful trial flight of any of the sea
planes durlngtho tctrtlng period, rising
from tho water Jn twenty-seven ana
half tccouds.
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