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MASS-MEETING TONIGHT
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iW T?itleiiironiine'ncenrrIveel here toilaynnd
fa 'Various parts of the Vniteil Stntea rinil
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.ynion J.enirtip.
Miss Kalhcrlnp Collin", riroiiiloiit of
the Philadelphia Womrn's Trmle Vnlon
Xengue, formally oppnn the mooting
thfa morning in tlio lirt HniitKt
Church, He-vente-entli and Sanouiu
Streets. Mr. Itiiwniiml Koliins, ua
tlonal president, will pr lele mcf ui'
VeeeJins; sessions.
Wore than KM) ilrlogatos arc proont
(At tho initial session tudnv, the Clii
pai;o dolegation groitod tin- liosto-i
league In pour. Mix. T.aurn Klllott
pf Now Yolk, lod tin- lunviiillon In Mns
Ing.
ltrltkli leader to Spp.iU
Miss Mmy Alt Aitliui. .nittiuv nf
the I!ritih Women's Tunic- I itnm
League, will lp hup of Hip iipinkpts tln
afternoon, Mi's Ale Artlmi nlso will
appear at Witlii'isiuiiiii Hall tonight
with Miss Hot SeliiieicWmiin, piti
tlont of tin- Now oik leaguo to ad
(IresH a mans mooting
This nftoruoon Miss Sthnoidoiuian
and Mis-. Mar) Anderson, nosistnnt chief
ot tlie women in initnstrv service of the
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Peace Uoufproui e
Tomorrow iiftr-innnn nt IVilook. at
the First Iluptist ("lunch Miss Mm
garet Itonellielel, tlio onh woman mom
ber of tho pithiiini ntai lomnuttio of
the JJiitisli Trndo I'liion Cnnirress and
the first woman tliltguto fiom tho Hilt
Wi l'eeletntion of l.nlim to tin- Amer
iian I'edpintinii of I..ilior, will ho a
speaker with Mis Aiiilc-ri-on.
Questions of Natioiul Import
Another I'nglih woman of promi
nuite in the labor movement who i i I
peeted to attend tlio convention is Miss
1'lcnnor Itnrton. of Slieffiold, I'nghuid.
representing the .lliitish Women's Co
operative (Juild.
Questions of national Importance to
Women in those ilavs of leumstrtictiou
will bo ijiMiissod at the i oinontion.
Delegates have mine to I'hiladolpliu lo
attend them from various central labor
bodies, state federations mid union or
ganizations in all parts of the tonntry.
Meetings will bo held at the Tirst
Baptist Cliurrh every daj this week.
& from 9 o'clock in tho morning until ."
E3T o'cldck in the afternoon. One of the
iot important events lir tonuoction
with the couieufiou will be the meeting
this evening.
Official headipiaitors of the conven
tion willjie nt the Lincoln, Thirteenth
nnil Ironist streets, wjiere tho dele
gates will btay during their -visit,
n.
War Problems Are Ore.it
One of the questions of popular inter
est which is to he threshed out at the
convention is that of tho reorganization
of the American household to" put do
mestic service on n footing tolerable to
the working woman. A resolution to
this effect will he introduced bv Mrs i
Raymond Itobins, national pioxident of
the organization.
In speaking of the pioposod resolution
Irs, Itobins said : "ruder luescnt con
ditions the working woman resists thp
fmggcstion that ehe seek doimstic service
as a means of livelihood, and leseuts
the efforts to draw or force her into it.
She is tired having this ill-paid, trying
form of manual lubor urged upon hei
as pre-eminently woman's field and
proper choice, when she knows that
In nlniost nnv other ratlin" n unmnn .
celves not only better pay but more
consideration ux a iiunun nping, aim lias
perhaps n chance of advancement.
Resents "Squeezing Out"
"Above all, the working woman bit
terly reheiits what she sees as u ten
dency to fcipippze her out of the bettep
paid jobs where she is competing faiily
with mpn hi order to forte her to re
port to the kitchen for a livelihood
"When despairing householders cry,
MVfaat in to become of the American
iij- jjuuje ii nr tuu gpi, no sorvanis .' tue
."forking woman demands to know,
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vynose nome yours or mine' lor.
tot aftr all, the working women are more
I (V ; numerous than their well-to-do sis
J Urs whose plaints aie heard iu clubs
Sind in the newspapers. Anil domes
tlce service means no home nt all for
the, domestic worker."
a lAUlcd Demands
Given to Austria
fk', Contlnnesl From raie On
fJf xhh protection of minorities and free
dom of transit.
Rumania: Rumania aerees to a
'ryf iimilar treaty for protection of nil-
'tyi aorities and freedom of transit.
ffCk1J!'1 Russia: Austria is to recognize and
! t ,, tesPec' t'ie 'uH Independence of all
' rff (Vthe territories which formed part of
-'. the former Russian empire. She Is
B?i.-eiiiO' accept definltr;ly the annulment of
y, treaties or agreements of all kinds
i"HroncluiIed ''since the revolution of
'rkwNtmmber, 1017. with all govern
f '' ments or political groups on territory
of the former Russian empire, The
''J Allies reserve all rights on the part of
.'Raisla, for" restitution and satisfaction
'jt be, obtained from Austria on the
'VrUelples of the present trfaty,
i GeneraT Arranfrments
(t' Anstrla In to eSonsent to the nbrd.
Vaatloa or the treaties ot itsiuj uy
'""" which. Belgium was established as a
neutral state and her .frontiers fixed
- aacjo accept ia advance any convene
J 'tloaVlth which the Allies may de
te'rjnine to replce thrau Austria ad
h$Y to the aljrpeationif the ueut
,-.lrlMy ot the nrrapd duchy of Iuxem.
' burg and accpts Ja advance all inter
national BreBeni;s as to it reached
bv the allied and associated powerg.
Vustrlft' aatpta all arrangements
which the ,aMid and assoslated
rs4nV1wltK Turkey jrna laU
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these countries by Austria or her na
tionals and not dealt w Hh elsewhere.
Austria accepts all arrangement with
the allied and associated rlowen
made with fScrmany coniorlilng the
territories whoso nlmhilonnient was
Imposed upon Denmark by the treaty
of KM! I.
rrutftioii of .Minorities
111 a scries of special clauses, Aus
tiia uudeitakes to biltig her Institu
tions Into conformity with the prin
ciples of liberty mill Justice and ac
ktinvvlpilgi that the obligations for
thp protection of minorities nrp mat
tors of international concern over
whiih thp league of nations lias jur
isdic tioli. Kho assures Complete' pro
tectioii of life and llbeitj to nil lu
liabitHiits of Austria without distinc
tion of birth, nationality, language,
ine or religion, togi Ihor with tlio
light to the froo oxiuisp ot nnv
creed All Austrian nationals with
out distinction of nice, language or
roliglon arc to be pcpin! bofoio Un
law Xo lcstrlc tlons aio to ho im
posed mi the froo hp of nnj Ian
gmigp in private m public ntid ion
-onalile faillitics ace to bp given to
Austrian nationals of nnn-lipimiiii
sjioecli for the use of their language,
befoie tlio lourls Aiistriau iiutlomils
belonging to rue mi, lellgious or Im
guistic minoiitios nn to pnjov tlio
sump piolection ns ntlipr Austrian
her own or her allies' tiritmics to
to schools am) oilier educational
osiiililiflnm nts, and in districts where
it i oiisidernblp proportion nf Austrian
nationals of othei than (iorinmi
speech aio lenient facilities hip to
bo given in si liools foi tho instim tiou
of clnlilicu in tin ii own fungting!- ami
mi equable hnie ot public' ftinels is
to ho provided foi the puipp Those
pieivisions do not pin hide tlio Ails
1 1 in ii (iov eminent from mnkiug the
teaihiug of tiermiiu nliligatorv Thcv
are to bo pmbodipd 1 Austria m hoi
fiindiiinoiital law a J hill of lights
and pieivisions logaidiug them aio to
In miller the protntion of flip league
of nations
Austrian Mights
Oiitsiele I'uropp, Austin! renounces
all lights, title's ami prmlegts .is to
hpr own in her nllns' tpiutories to
all tin- allied and associated powers
anil undertakes hi incept w huh vet
measures hip taken bv tlio principal
allied powers in relation thereto
Tin- clauses as to Kgvpt. Moioko
China .mil Sum mo identical after the
nocessaiv inoilihi litmus with those of
tho (Senium tieutv except that is
iittiullv in tho case- of China thoio
is no unci
foi so gnat detail
.Mlllt.irv, nival and .ill cliuses:
Tlio inilitiuv clauses aie les, iveel
Naval All Austin IIiinMri.ui war
ships suIiiiuiiiirs and vc.sels of
tho DjiiuIip tlotillr .no declared to
bo linnllv snrieiulinel to thp prm
cipil allied ami iissoc into povvus.
'I'vvciilv one spec llnd iiiixiliaiv inns
ois aio to bo distil mod ami Heated
us me reliant ships All warships and
siibmaiiius under iniistim tioii in
ports which belong en have belonged
to Austi in Ilungar.v shall he broken
mi. the siiIvjcp not to be used ex
eept for industiini pin poses mid not
to bo sold to foicjgn countiies. 'Hie
innstriutioii in acciuisillon of anv
suhmarino even foi lommerc ial pin
poses is foi bidden. All naal arms. ,
ammunition and other war materml '
belonging to Aubtro Iliingnr at the
date of tlve armistice shall be sur :
rendered to the Alius The Austrian
wireless stntion at Vienna is not to lie I
used for naval militar.v oi political 'j
messages lelating to Austria or hei
late Allies without Hip assent of the
allied ami associated governments
duriug three moijths, but onlv feu
commercial purposes under .supervi
sion. During tho same period Austiin
is not to build nnj more high power
wiieless stations.
Air clauses TIip air clausps hip
Mituallv thp same as in the (Jpruian
trentv. pscept for the 100 niiplnne
mid then personnel, which (Sormanv
is allowed to letnin uiitil Octobei to
searc h for mines
(Senoral : Austria agrees not to ac
e milt or send an military, naval or
air mission to nnv foreign eountrv,
nor lo allow Austrian nationals to
enlist in the uru , navy or air service.
of auv foreign povvpr.
The section on penalties is identicil
with the Oernian treat, except for
the omission of nnv piovision similar
to that calling for the trial of the
ox kalsir of German.
The section on reparation is re
served. The financial clauses are resorted.
Rioiiomh' clauses nre, except in
certain details, such ns shipping,
similar to those ef the German treat.
Special provisions nre added, bow -evoi,
frr forner Austro Hungarian
nations acquiring nn allied national
ity. Similar to those in the (leriiian
treaty, relating to the Inhabitants of
Alsace-Lorraine, their contracts are
maintained subject to cancellation bv
their governments. Austria undertakes
to recognise nny agi cement or conven
tion made by the Allies to safeguard
the interests of their nationals in any
undertakings constituted under Aus-tro-Hungarlan
law which operates in
territories detached from the former
Austrian empire and to transfer any
necessary documents ttnd iufounation
in regard to them.
Freedom of Transit
The clauses as to freedom of tran
sit are the name in the Austrian as
in the German tieaty except for thp
commission of provisions affecting
Germany nlone and Uie insertion of
specific clauses granting Austria
transit privileges through former
Austro-IIungarian territory in order
to agsure her acceiss to the Adriatic.
Miscellaneous provisions, are, after
'neqessary substitutions, virtually
identical with those of the German
treaty. The treaty Is to come into
force when signed by Austria (and
three principal powers and to be
effective for the individual states on
the deposit of their specific ratifica
tions. Now's the Time
(o wattf oft Bummer un damareeJa
th complexion by uilna our skin
Food a favcrlt wilh eomi of lh
relrnlna beautlee'of aoclety and the
tar Cleana. aoftena, nourlihea and
Jrolectn without harmlnc. Tubte.
5c. Jar. It
LLEWELLYN'S
I'blladflplila'a Standard Drui Store
1518 Chestnut Street
rare Bath Snap, )U CV
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FORLONGVACATION
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Few More Sessions Will Bring
Recess Until Fall With Much
Work Undone
WAIT ON CHARTER BILLS
Xcail.v throe full months' vacation Is
the suinniPi siheilule of Cit.v Council"
The desks will' be cleared at two regit
lar and one or two special sessions this
month An adjournment will then' be
taken until the last week in September.
Onlv nil unexpected emoigenc.v vill
bring the members baek to their scats at
auv time later than .lulip -(. as it is px
pie tec! that loan legislation will bp.well
out of tho win befoie that date. N"c
matter how much of Hip proposed SH,
ToO.tMO loan is linnllv nuthniircd, it will
not be lloatccl until cailv fail.
Chairman (SnUno.v, of Councils' Iniance
committee, will nsk the lnunicipal dp
naitnieut hinds to makp up tlieh 1!)l!l
liudgetM in time foi presentation to
coiincilmon cm tin It retain from the,
long "lost " Changes oc insielneel bj
the passage of u.iiv chaitci loglslalloii
at lliinisburg will c.insp iiiiifusion. as
hills now pending piovicle foi oxindl-
tines Hint hnvt lover befeilo boon inn
side rod hi huilgts .
Aliii C'liange Hiulgels
'I lie steadllv hit i casing budget cp I
mauds are eiuh full made the Mibjict of j
iuquirv bv Councils' ilnancp coniiuittee,
and the enactment of new laws iimv I
I lead to nnnv i liangis in the departmen
tal allowances Kspecinll.v will this lip,
i the case with Councils, thp Dopnitniont
,nf Health mid Chniitlos, and the Dp-1
partment of Supplies, if planned legis
nation bec oun s law.
' T.ast jear several eoiini ilmanlc com-
Iniittees did n little work in the hot
wentliei. the holdover inepiiilis ine liiel-
ing ion! ptotitienng. wntei improve j
jinints mid tiollcv- fjics The onlv one
I In Id civil this vein is that of watn.
land verv little has been do u iccent
months hi hasten anv piovision for
cithei iiiuveisnl niitoiiiig or extensive
improvements i
I No Action on Water
As lienil of tin spei i il committee in
j ti listed with the tusk of ill vising metli
.oils bv which the entile eitv can be1
plaieeNinli meter basis. Cliniimnii (Snff
uo.v has mm keel lime for manv months,
mid then- is no indication Unit tho wntci '
.sliiut igo will be taken anv inoie sen
ouslv this sunimei than in jpjis past.
Dining the long sunimei lccos of
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teVBtorU PUBUO LE
( ouniils, Mnvor Smith plans having his it wns seveial hours before anv hendwaj
clc pnitnientul lipads put under contract iconic! be wade ngainst their spicad.
all possihle municipal work, including! Dming this time tlnee ot the gasoline
street improvements doiiiuiidod by the tanks exploded.
Operative ISuilders and other orgaiii?.!- MlllIuP Kual(is or,. stationed nt all
tions. .Vinil) nt litest conirncis win up-
penel upon the Mil cess or fnilutc of the
loan legislation tins niouiii. ( Hie
The loan progtam iseiectod to come,,on
up in c ominou (.ininni liiuisciay, anil
it will probablv ovoislndovv all othei
legislation dining , the closing sessjons
befoie rteoss Mauv bills if not cpnjkl
acted upon will lie ov'ei iu committee,
and ma die n nntiiial death in the dos
ing months of the administration. These
provide for various classes of impiovc
inonts in man pmts of tlio pit.
SAYS MINISTERS HELPED
Preacher Asserts Clergymen Are Re
sponsible for Sunday Sports in City
Ministers who inndp public statements
in favor of Sniiilav sports have hnnllv
won thp tight for public imports in the
parks on Sutuln, accotdiug to the Itov.
i liarles ii Aispaen. vvno spoke ar. ""linto the fliunes
meeting of the JlPtor.n. ci .vuuisters As- i TIl0 ,soners who nie detained in
Miclatioii, Iifteentli and Rnce streets, le brBi u gtonp prUon a fcw llllmlmI
t0(ia- ards fiom the storage lioube, crowded
"I am afraid that we have lost theto tllP wn(ow nnd shouted encouragc
hght because miuiters who were thought IIirnt ( tbe hrp lighters through the
to express thp Miitimcnt of lnrge de- bais npross tilp windows,
nominations have gone on rpeord as fa- pC0,c n all sections of South rhil
vonng llortK on Sutulav. I fear that nu-eipiim wele gicatly excited and
Sunclav sports will be nn assured thing cr0U(jP1i to tbe windows or congregated
within n enr." lip said. ' unon the strpct corners and alone
The miuistcis nlso dicussed various
wars to spend their vacations.
City Market Guide
Abundant Cucumbeis, ladishes,
asparagus und straw beriies.
Normal Lemons, bnnanas, green
beans, old onions, oldpotntoes, new
potatoes, rhubarb, spinach, peaches
nnd cabbage.
Searee Carrots, apples, giape
frmt. beets, cauliflower and lettuce.
Thp height of the stiaw berry sea
son is nt hand.
Harjy peas from Xcw Jersey have
mnde their appearance on the local
market during the last few days. A
good siippl was received tins morn
ing JEWELERS
CHESTNUT AND
wedding gifts
Of Exceptiomal Silver '
A Collectiom Of sil
ver Tea; Coffee Amd
Dessert Services With
Accompanying Flat
ware. Which Will Es
tablish New stand,
ards Of Artistic in.
" ' terest. price Are
T ' Never Excessive
THE SALVATION ARMY NEEDS YOUR- HELP
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jKpmiJAt)BLi?HiA;,' mo.nda,' jUne 2, 'low
Epitome of Allied Peace
Terms Given to Austria
St. Germain, June 2. Au epitome
of the Allied peace terms presented to
Ausdia today follows:
Austria must accept the covenant of
the league of nations and the labor
charter.
She must i enounce nil her extra Iiit
roponn right".
Austiin must recognize the" complete
Independence of Hungary.
Site must tdcinobilie nil her naval
mid an lal forV'es.
Kutlic Austio-Hungarian navj to be
surrendered to the Allies.
Twvntj one specified' auxiliary mil
seis to be disarmed and treated as mer
chantmen. All wnt ships, including submarines,
under construe lion shall be broken up
and mnv onl be used for individual
tnu poses.
All naval arms and materials must
bo surronderld.
1'iiturp use of submnrlnps prohibited.
Militai clauses aie reserved.
Iloitndarios of llolienilu and Moravia
to foi in boundary between Austiia anil
Czuho-SIovakia, with minor leitlfi
eutilllis. Allies inter to fix southern boundary
(icfeiiing to .lugo-Slavial.
l'astern li'iunclarj leaves Marburg and
Itnilkcistmtg to .Ttigo-Hlavia.
Wpstcni and not thvv ostein frontiers
(facing llavaiia and Switzerland) cm
e hanged
. Austiia must itrngiiirp independence
ot (Voc ho Slovakia and .liigo-Slavla.
Austiia is recognised ns an independ
out republic, under the nuiiie of Itepub
lie of Austi in,
Austria must recognire frontiers of
Tlulgaria, (Sreere, Hungaryv Poland,
Rumania, (Veeho-Slovnkia and Jugo
slav ia as at present or ultimately do
te iniiniil,
Iloiiudaties of Austria, CVccho-Slo-
Sailors Injured
in Navy Yard Fire
( cmttiiiceil From 1'nce One
am holed in the back channel nem the
seme of the c onflagiatiou. woulel be
igiiited bv the burning oil nud fuel,
seme of wine h was thrown several bun
dled feet us the extensions occinictl.
: . . .
inoie nre a number or. gasoline tanks
near cue sioragc nouse, ami nip men
fought to prevent the hie from reach
ing them , but lift oi an houi it was
seen Hint the Haines weio . lining lieiul
wav, mid two aim ins fm the cit.v dc
pai tine nt were turned in.
'Iluee Tanks Kxplode
When tlio eitv fiipmen niiived the
flumes wpip burning nt their wmst, nnd
noiIltM. ami liosp linns wore stretcheit nit
ovei the v.ircl. A dense smoke from the
swept over tho surrounding terri
nt times, complete! covering every
thing witli a dense, black cloud.
Building Xo. 20, in which the jaid
records arc kept, and tho I"uel Oil
School, an adjacent building, were for
a time threatened b the flames. All
employes and persons going in nnd out
of the jnnl were hurried nlong bv the
gum ds to prevent any congestion along
the streets.
Nearby, in the block channel, aie lo
cated n groat niimbei of destroers,
which recently came in from duty over-
sens, nnd the Crews of these xessels
ciovvded upon tlfo decks to help in case
of an cmergencj.
Tlio police boats Stokclej and Stuart
weio summoned and came up the back
u hatiuel, throning long stieains of water
r Maud naik roads to sec the
flare of the flames against the sky.
Man said that it was the most spec,-
taculai lire which had ever been seen
in that section.
Chemical Engine Xo. 44, while rush
ing nlong Broad street between Ore
gon nvcnueini the Yard, "was wrecked
when one of thp horses stumbled nnd
fell. Xono of the firemen were injured.
Worship In Masonic Home
Religious services were conducted
vpsterdnv in the Masonic Home. Rroad
ancl Ontario streets, by St. Alban's
Lodge, No. E2i). The Rev. Samuel Mc
Wiliinnis, pastor of the Tioga Methodist
Kpiscopal Church, preached on "For
giveness." Asa W, Vaudcrgrift, chair
man of the committee on religious
services at the home, spoke" briefly.
SILVERSMITHS
JUNIPER STREETS
vnkla and Jugd-Slavia to be dually
fixed by mixed commission.
Czpchn-Slovaklo" and .TugO'Slavia
must ngice to protect laclal, religious
ami linguistic minorities.
Sections dealing with war prisoners
and graves me identical with (Seiman
tieaty. 1 '
(Siiaiantees of execution of treat
foriespond lo theise in German pact.
Austrian iintlonnls guilt of violating
international laws of wm to bo tried
b Allies.
Austria must accept economic condi
tions and fieedom of transit similar
to those in German tioat.v.
Ilotli now Slav nntious and Rumania
must nssuie freedom of transit and
eiiultahlo tiealment of foreign com
mtice. Austria must recognize full Inde
pendence of all terrltoiics fonnerl a
part of Russia.
Hrest l.ltovsk treaty is annulled.
All treaties with Russian elements
concluded since l evolution annulled.
Allies reserve right of lostltiitlon for
Itussia from Austria. '
Austria must consent to abrogation
of tieatlps of IS39 establishing llelglan
neutrality.
Austria must agree to now Belgian
boundaries as fixed by Allies.
Similni pieivisions with respect to
iiPiitrnllt and lomuliiiics of Luxem
burg. Austria must aecept Allioel disposl-.
tion of nnv Austi inn lights in Turkey
nud Itutgnria.
She must aicept Allied nimiigeineiit
with (Soimnny rogmding Schlesvvlg
Holstein. Austrian nntlonals of all races, lan
guages and religions equal before the
law.
Clauses affecting Kgvpt, Morocco,
Siam and China identical with German
treat.
GRAND JURY 'SWORN IN
Harry Hohenstead Appointed Fore-"-
man of Body
llefm e Judge Audotiiied in Quar
ter Sessions Couit Xo. 1, the members
of the Jiiiip (timid fury wnp swoin iu
todav. Hair IloliPiiste-nd, exaiiiiner,
sl.'Kt"! 1'itiil stioot, wns nipoiiitod foio-
i ""
innn oi tlio Doclv l hose e oinprising
the jury
nre:
CIuuIps liiikci. e ngineor, 1 lit l'ast
Allen street: Joseph V. Cottoi , ice
president, -I'll South Tvvcntv second
street: Thomas Dolo, saloonkeoiiei,
.'iOt'i Xnrtli I'lovth stieet; Geoigo
l'litsclio. Mili'smmi, H-Iti o r t h
Tvvonty-Kpvpnth tleot: J J. Green,
machinist, ."iL'lL' Chestnut street; Alon-
70
Iloagliiiul, papoiiuakoi, 0474 Uidgc
nvenup; llnrr Hohpiisti nil. pxaiuhiei.
1 4.LH.1 I'nul street: Ileimnu Iloeilbackei.
morocco, LJ1SS (iioon stieet; Isadore
Kaplin. machinist, '.U-7 Page strpet:
Howard Lntklimt, machinist, 'J."14
Xortli Twpiit.v -ninth stieet: William
A Mi Donald, painter, 2."!4l! W. Oakdalo
street ; Albeit Roimig, huh her, 344
Aortli Wilton stioot; William (J.
Smith, earpentei, 1M1II Xoith Clarion
street: Clinrles Slanf. tov miikpr. 1:!4R
I'rankford avenue: .losenli Stein, slme.
milker, 4.T'J Main street, Mauauuk;
Thomas J. Tiukiucton. real estnio
IMS Xorth Fiont street; John Wca
therb, shipper, :u." Kast Tliavtr
street; David Williams, diiver, DOS
Cantroll street.
Wants to Buy Cape Cod Canal
Washington, June L, (Ilv A. !.)
ilecietarv Haker todaj asked I'ongrchs
loi legislativp nuthoritv and an appio-
piution ot KltMJUU.lKH) for the lump
dintc jmrclmsp of the Capp Cod Canal.
Action b.v Congress was nocessarv. he
said, that tlip canal might bp nupiircd
without waiting the result of ncmllne
condemnation proceedings.
"The 13th
NEW YOIIK
emi
S
Suits, Coats, Capes, Dolmans
Hagedorn Styles Are
of Materials and Workmanship. Hagedorn Sales Are Known
for Bona Fide Reductions.
A Few of the Many Bargains Are
Reductions on
Tailored Suits
A collection of tho latest models in serfje,
gabardine and tricotine.
Formerly $89.50 to $110,00
25.00 45.00 59.50
I Street and Afternoon Dresses, of foulards, Tricolette Drewes, elaborately em- Q e ffeA
Georgette and satin. . AC. Afl broidered. ' tJD.ViVU
Farmerhi in Xxznn" Wntworhi town nn n
Formerly to
Georgette Dresses, very smart and distinctive Japanese Crepe Dresses, washable
models. CQ ft Stammer colors.
Formerly $79.50 lI7?u , Formerly $19.75
Satin and Net Dance" fiocks
In American Beauty, Black, Turquoise,
Mile and Rose, .
Formerly $85.00
92 STATE NiES
ON CASUALTY ROLL
f
Two Lists Issued by War De
partment Show Total
of 575
SEVERAL REPORTED KILLED
Washington, June L'.-XInotj-tvvo
I'ennsj Iranians aie named In two
casualty lolls released bv the War Dp
pnitnient today. The total for both Ilts
Is r7ii.
A complete summary nf casualties for
the state follow si
l'lee! from Accident snef Other Chum's
I rtlVATt; Pusquale Cl.ijT.fa farrell
Klllril In tll.i
I
Ul North
Heonitireet, Phlladeluhl.i
"loci from lll.-ne
fc. . T"". lift
Hied rrom VVounil, tl-revlouslr Rrported llleeli
ITtUATi: Stephen AV. rerr8 Seranlon
Ivllled In Action (freuotiilr Itniorlcil
Mlsslns In Artlon)
i;nivT?-ANT"Mo"11 "mllh Ncion
J?nphr.i,; .,"'0"1'. 1'orl Orlitlth John !
opollii ra,"l,ursh. Arthur 15 l.lnt l'i rrv
ltauitclrd. Dftrce Viidrtermlnnt (rrrvlnulr
Kcportrd Vllsslni; In Aellon)
PniVAT'J Ansclo Tuxaiio, Illi kfleld
Itrlcirntil to Ocilr (Prev Imi.h llrmrtcd
.Vllsslnc In Action)
siir.h1'1'?";:'.1'"" Oarofalo 91fl Smith
Hlilh alrcet. Phllactclphla
MlMlnc In Action
rjltVATE John K Kcmorv, Downlncton
Vvoiindfcl Kevcrclr
. HKUUEANTH John CI
bursli, Tart c. Irfnn, Sen
Klnlfllo Plttn-
4 Norih Secnih
buK.h.,..lII2J!nan '' WhHaker. barren rcnler
I'lUVATKS Charts. Anderson Iturlvalcr
Nlaaaae farlo Wvomlnir. Ocorue T. Lekcrt
Dfltoni Harry O Schmauk. 1441 North
Maacher atrmt. l'hlladdlDhla. William H
llalley. 'VWrilamsport. James Colllnn T:'D
Saybrook avenue. Wcat Philadelphia John I
l.on.1or. I'otlavllle: Carl C Kabtan 1U.'
orth iont atree?t. Phlladclohln
,VVniiiidrcI, Decree Undetermined
I.TKUTKNXT1 .iMInJi A Lr.fT.. ll.
mouth
SKUQIJANT John 13 KlrkiMtrkk Polls
cohpokaus Charlm v. Tlvsns Iirook-
In'MAiaSifJ'irrSL'ABtrier
Wante! "KffiK,, Wa
Htuanrcuk 7'3 South Front mreet l'hllu
delphln. prank aunnoik. l'otliitouii
l'ltlVATtS Edward VV Mann RJ7 C'nn
preaa atreel. Cheater Harrj I.. Moore l'ltta
iirithl Harold I) Smith, t.jnn Iraneeaio
Aennerl. Ilelle Vernon, Kantore A enture
Koat Liberty; l.en P ohle Johnstown
Charles s Hirnti Jaikaonwald Iloj rtlnoud
Htoudt, PotUvllle- Marry S Strome VUlkei
Harrel William K Anlhroae, lluntlnadnn
llarrv C" Ilartels lln Morrla street 1'hlla
eleliihla C'haelea JT Bartholomew Perkaale
Peter C Bauer. 2515 .North Seventh el rut
Philadelphia. Waller William Conrad Hunt
tnedon; William- Crouse Kchoeneek, loaeoh
M, Pairo 471S Umtirla Btreet. Phlladelnhti
Michael J. Plahertv Mtnokapn. l.vnferd 11
llerr, Lebanon, Richard 1. hellv, SI'.'I Jannv
atreet lkhlladeinhla. 1'iul 11 lfevre r.on-
raBten Qeorue lilnenberser KnoU. Thomae
Prederlck lllleB, Mahno C ll . Michael
Oodllck, llroid Mountain Anthonv P Her
mnnn, rlttabursh rrunk Kershaw Upland
Tolbert ISIder I.lndaeA, Dune anville. Charles
Metzser. Columbia ,4 ine nareiin Leecnuurs.
Comer Corncllua llredbenner. Headlnir
Wounded Mlihllr
CAPTAIN'S William A. Copeland Oreeim
burir, llruce Pane WllkealJarre
HEnclKANr Aliauatlns Colllna 2118
Hldffe avenue Philadelphia.
LORPOHA1.S Theodore Crtst Columbia'
Charles Kverett Street W lltlamnporl. Albert
K Walno Hrownsvlllev
MUSICIAN Ueorco Prantr Urlshtblll,
Lebanon
PRIVATES Paul Uaerlnchaa Favette
City: Ralph A Carlaon 1rone Ilarr
Cherrv. 1B2G Norta htanley street. Phlla
delphla. Cart Chesk. Norwood, lohn C
Cambv. Urldaevltle , James E C-'onnolb.
Woodlawn; Jamea Drvsdale join Spruce
street, Philadelphia Mike Evanlck. Johns
lovvn. Cljde H Finch 111", Smith avenue
Cheater. Patrick Plnnaaan lOln North
Slxty-alxth atreet, Phllndelnhla. Arthur
Henry Gardner. I.aston. Prank Concilia. Oil
City: Raymond Custer. Hast strnudsburg.
Michael Detore, Pltlston, Carl Benedict lllik
Pltlabnrall. John Frank Dunbar Newvllle
John Illntz Bay City William A llulratt
Seranlon' Oliver Iaugh Adah. Joseph Has
pana. Ambler
Mother Tries to Die
Swallowing poion tablets utter a
ciuariel with her husband, Jirs. Clcorgp
Simpson, tvvcuty jcais old, of hi oith
Second stieet, Camden, was taken to
Cooper Ilospitul early jesterday morn
ing, and for n time was in n serious
condition, but will recovrr. -Mm. Simp
Kon is the' mother ot a few weeks' old
infant.
Klli;20i!j'JV,Jr"J?.mn M "m'th Vln-m
1 Kiii-'Wl0" ,,reloilsI KrwrlFil Hlrell
uJ.i KHhii,.NANT Jam'" V lennj 14H
l"l!tv5n"i-2 ienu". I'llllailrttlllJ , .
u. J.annp, .lliant
Street Shop Where Fashion Reigns'
1
&Fiopn
- Annual Sale
Known for Distinctive Individuality and High Quilaty
Reductions on
' Capes and Dolmans,
(The season's-smartest styles showing
most 'fashionable trimming effects. '
, Formerly $45.00 to $85.00
29.75
$85.00
' Seftge
Very effective
-i
v
tt5
l , r
voys
rn Verdict
Onei
Ifnli nnil ltif.n Into
(iertniij
n.KT.
1 "ul!lhltnstfl. rrnirnl iiwulnn nt IV.n
n.-M. ' "-" ?'" "--' " ""
,. 6fv2!er,,nc'' U'resentcd the terms
w,lnSAutrlans m
''rSKarl ltnn..
..IIA -r -"-.. .mc muslin
V.nn "- , ol V" delegation, then
Ton!" tf,,rr ,BTr"ch- Hr. Ren
'" Sgr,,th a 4ptalnt nt the de-
f""s7S31&-u'clarv1 " Austrian re-
"' " ,' - reiy ftlee from the Haps-
chancellor concludecUbls address at
12;.0 o clock.
Ceremonies Y Rrlef
After Dr. Renncr's address, Premier
(Itmenceait asked if! any one else dc-
sired to speak. There was no response
ami ne decluied the pra,nnnv m.i.i
i he decluied the ceremony endei
llie hall was deiisi.lt. ..ni .t .....
. , ....... .j jiut ntn, inline
nf the secrctarips having bpi-ii ndmlttc'd
Htl
i ii ii v.- insmtier nnd the denseuess of
ine c.roug uelug detracted somewhat
fiom the Impressivciiess of the cere
monv. 'I he entire jieace treaty was not pre
sented to the Austrians today, and tho
fifteen dajs iJtipulation with regard to
tlien reply, therefore, refers only to
tho ; ortloji of the terms handed thein at
todav s sessjoil.
'1 he palace at St. Germain is rich
with historic memories, recalling asso
ciations with Mary Queen of Scots,
Cntlieilnede Medici, Dlann of 1'oiters
uim cm.- iriuroneii jumes ii of ljng-
i inn, uuiong otliers. l ar more ancient!
hlstorv. iiovvevcM, is linked with it, for
from the wails of the conference cham
ber hang tin- earliest known intelligent
leeoiil' of piehistoric man In the form
of mile traceries.
Twenly Miles by Automobile
Tor President Wilson, Premier I.loyd
(Jeorge, Premier Clemenceau and the
otlicr allied statesmen, attendance upon
the ceremony involved nn automobile
iiele of about twyity miles by a round
about route.
Steep, curving ronels lead from the
vallev of the Seine to the square he-
i lore uie cunieati wuere ine various auto-
f mobiles halted. Two Sepiadrons of
"""I" wn up in the scpiare kept
I ,,1,,K "". limited number ot spectators
who could find places on the sidewalk.
'llie conference hall was reached over n
eliawhinlge leading to the inner court
. of thp castlp, where dlsmouuted dragoons
j weio stationed lo render miuitary honois
to the lepresentatives of the allied
nations Two nnriovv flights of stnirs
were mounted thence to the ceremonial
chamber A few privileged spectators
looked out upon the scene .within the
court arcl from the windows of the
apartments occupied bv Jnmes II after
his flight from England.
The room selected for the ceiemonv.
although the largest in the castle, pro
vided Mane room. Tlio mom, known
ns the Stone Age of Prehistoiic Hall,
was almost entirely occupied by the
conference table, arranged in a hollow
rectangle, leaving scant space for the
tables of the secretaries and for a lim
ited number of correspondents.
Chairs were placed for President Wil
son and Premiers Clemenceau nnd I.Iovd
WAR CHEST
Final Payment Due
June 1, 1019
Those boys did the job so
well that we'll never need
another War Clest.
PHILADELPHIA
Thirteenth Strejt
Jttse below Chestnut j
and Dresses
Mentioned Be&w
39.75 47.50 1
fcs "VMf vy yww(iy
frocksi in
9.75
and Tricotine Dresses
styles in the smartest fabric!
i rmmna.s-m-i
1 iJBKmBWX m
lilmnmJ: I
i i " r cWMtlfrnrT
TWfWSik ilr
XWiltiil
WI Lekt
H4li I
?W-S( I
("llftB t. 1
"""atSKlnln Ihl
Sb
and colors..
Formerly ,$82.50 to $110.00
19.50 to 65.00
f rinEMBN EVEKY TEN rHT
"But we carry our owrt
insurance
Even thoielargeconcernathatcan alfsrd
lo earrr n "Reaerve for Insurance Fond
Install QLODE Sprinklers. Tey are net
Interested In lower Insurance rates ef
fected by GLOBE. .
But safeguarding business against lost
production through fire Interests any
manufacturer ;
GLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO.
203 Wnahlncton Ave. Dickinson 531
The lltrachede Hall Clotk Ca , antlnoW, O.
equipped wlta OUOBU SpclBlden.
mr:vataxmmim6iw,nxKixm
t ..i .!. I 1 ,1 ..LI. d.t..J
icurKu ice cue iienei oi ciicmuoic, 1111011
on either naml liy peaces for the otner
delcgntioiiH, which rnn around threo
sides of the rectangle. The foot of. the
table va rserved for Chancellor Iten-
ner and hia six: colleagues. A iablo
for the Austrian Kecretnries and inter"
pretcrs woh placed behind the Austrian
plenipotentiaries. The conference Inble
was drnped In red, recalling the grtlc
homc jest of nn Anxtrian at St, tler-
malii t tint only a hendmau, nn axe ami
n block weip lpcpiired to complete thp
stnge potting for the dismemberment of
Auntiin-IIuugnr.v.
Dr. Vernon at Methodist Conference
The Jtev. Dr. Samuel M. Vernon,'
who retired at the hist conference; of
the Mollioclist Kpiscopal Church after
duty jcars of active service v was tbe
speaker todav at the weekly meeting of
thp Methodist ministers in Simpson
Hall, Sevoiiteentli, nnd Aich .streets.
Doctor spoke of thp necessity for re
gencintioii, declaiing that while .Ger
many Iinel developed science and kulttir
it Intel neglected its spiiituiil education.
This, lip sniel, caiiHi-d its downfall.
Galvanized Boat Pumps
L.n.neriter Co.. 09 N. d 81.
Alain toou, nancei sas.
-KlSSEL-i
Kissel Custom-Bunt cars have
been aptly described as "Inspira
tions In cuHtom-innde coach de
signing and building rare ex
amples of tho hand-wrought art
ot the skilled artisan "
Sre 1'Jwtooraph In Sundau's Ledgtr
Pictorial flccKon.- t
. ci.utKn ohieii. sob . imoAD
NKSCTSUNDAY
JUNE 8
ton
$2:25Baltimore$2.25
War Tax 8Ce additional
Speelal train leaves
Tlroad afreet Station 7.10 A. M.
West Philadelphia t 85 A. M,
PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
-The Final-
WAR CHEST
Payment
is just as much needed
1
as the first"
Due June 1st, 1919
BEAL ESTATE FOB SALE
llllOOKl.lNli. I'A.
New Stone Colonial
Homes at Brookline
,siW livJi-t u'i U1" tnu U:t lotutiun
$44.00 Per Month Carrying
Charge
Living room, dlnlnar room, kitchen,
laundry. Ineloaed aervico .Vfrclii .
bedrooma. dreaslnir room, tiled nath
velth ahoweri atoreroora on M floor,
Incloied porrhea. alate roof, hard
iood floorai hot-waler heat, aaarand
electricity, noom 'or rw.
Lota 50x145
Talca Broolcllne rnra at flOth Street
Termlnal'of the. Klevated. 25 mtn
utea trom City IWI, ,
John V. Speth, Builder & Ownesr
Wm. J. Ott, Anent on PreraUes
tSs
g&tKabssHlAmMlfltlMm
Jf Itound
m Trl"
fca Washing
' rii " I'M
, rf .r.-jaaaattoji!
DKATIIrl
UlpKJ-Jun. l-ltM
June 1. at Ine-dile,
nHuaband of K talieln oroir. jm-i ,
und frlendi: alo Wlnlleld Hcott loi-t. No A
una 'eIV"',n,"inv1ii to funeral wed.. ,3 .j
iV fo at Hi" NorthvSod Cemetery Chapel, .
Wed'nao a. m. K? J?l,nK,h.V. rilJ
.H.a Inhn Kt V. J11 t
unln 'hiah reaulem tnaca a
liy. .
Park ave. . boiv
rine Liar oi
MertV Church. It . v
Jnt, tloly Qr? ,1
inHSyp-niaadBiJwBgnI,1!gK:
AUIU .H..v. w.
rldy of notary Church, 10 a, m
Pcio
-ed, 8 30.?. m """, '-'1C m.it
. PHU W Olin ai "-..'I .
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-.nV'iftKTSWr JV. " yr.i-t.r .!
,,, i hn.hand of ine lain Jr..
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