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MliVF CfPS OFFERED IN
SPORTS FOR NA VY DA Y
Mrs. E. T. Stotesbury Donates Big
tition in Track, Field and Roiving
A great number o trophies find prizes '
re up for competition in the big mili
tary, naval and athletic meet which
will be held at League Island on Navy
Day, Saturday.
It is estimated that close to 1B00 ma
tines, sailors and civilians will take part
in the carnival, which will become an
annual affair. Athletes arc entered for
the various sport events from every
department in the yard.
Four largo cups have been donated
for team winners. The Stotebury chal
lenge trophy, donated by Mrs. K. T.
Stotesbury, will go to the civilian team
scoring tho highest mfraber of points
in track, field and rowing. The cup
is for perpetual competition.
Pushball Fight
The winner of the twelve-oared cut-
'-.-. ter race, in which sailors, marines and
civilians are entered, will be awarded
the Caldwell cup and the Bailey, Banks
& Biddle trophy will be given to the
victorious team in the tug-of-war.
Twelve men will compose the tug-of-war
teams. The Spalding cup has been
offered to the winner in the pushball
fight.
Besides the prizes donated for the
track, field and rowing contests, gold
baseballs will be given to the players
composing the triumphant aggregation.
The game will b between the marines
and sailors for the championship of the
yard. Gold, silver and bronze medals
will be awnrded to the -thletes taking
first, second and third in the various
events.
Insured for 520,000
JA11 the officials at League Island are
benind tho games and everything has
been done to make the carnival the
biggest in the history of the yard. In
Both frexes
Summer Session
Temple University
JULY 7 to AUGUST 16
College
Courses in Biology, Chemistry,
Physics, Mathematics, English Lit
erature, Latin, French, German,
Spanish, Psychology, Education,
History, etc. Credit for Degrees.
Teachers' College
Courses in Dietetics, Cookery,
Dressmaking, Millinery and Manual
Arts.
School of Music
Courses in Vocal, Piano, Violin, all
branches of Theory, etc.
High School and Preparatory
Subjects
Send at once for Special Summer
School Bulletin.
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Broad and Tierka Street A
Philadelphia
ACCOUNTING
COST AUDITING C. P. A.
Elective, Home-study Courts
International
Accountants' Society
Phone Walnut R242 K11 Wldener Bldr.
EARN WHILE LEARNING
Improve your position socially and finan
cially! Take an evening course In stenog
raphy or bookkeeping. Tou continue to earn
In your present position while preparing
yourself for creater responsibilities In the
professional or commercial world HOTD
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, or
BOOKKEEPING taught IN THIRTY DATS
P1IILA. SCHOOL OF OFFlrn TRAINING
lffth and Chestnut Streets
BERLITZ SCHOOL
1S41 CHESTNUT STREET
iE-nirance on loui I
Languages
umuance on loui street)
Fre
Trial
Lesson
scnooii openjux susniER
BTJIIJIEB COURSES ON NORTH
JERSEY COAST
GEORGE SCHOOL
Countrv School
for Boys and Girls. Separate dormtnvrles.
Courses broad and thorough. Student studies
under supervision of principal. Graduates
succeed In college. Special courses. Ath
letics, gymnasium, pool. 22T wooded acres
and open country on Neshamlny Creek. En
dowed. Rstes moderate Catalog.. George A.
Walton. A. M.. Hoi 2S.1. George School. Pa.
Our graduates are In constant demand for
good-paying positions. Oregg Shorthand,
the easy, speedy system. Complete business
and secretarial courses. Half rates summer
montVs. Intensive training. Enroll
any time. Call or write for full
particulars end rstalogue
rillLA. I1U8INESS COrXEGE
and College of Commerce
1017 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
SPANISH TEACHER WANTED
ilale or Female, native pre
ferred, for jourtff man who de
elres to study Spanish. tO.Tl a
lesson. 3 or 1 lessons a week.
Write
M 710, Xcdger Office
Save time by beginning now, summer school
opena Juno 23. Prepares for any college.
Brown Preparatory School
Ilroad nnd Cherry Sts.. Phlla.
$4
l month
Night School T,SS
Shorthand, English. Penmanship
PAT.MT.R SCHOOL. IB B.lOth St.
fHB
SANATORIUM SCHOOL
UINSDOWM5. VA.
A SELECT SCHOOL AND SANATORIUM
CLAUU1A M HEDP
P:nr1' Qelpct SCHOOL; FOR
nends aeieci BOys AND GmL3
THE PARKWAY, cnerry mth streets.
Teachers Wanted Positions watting. Free
reglst'n for College and Normal graduates.
Modern Teachers' Hnreau. 1008 Market St.
CTBAVPR'S The Best Business School
3 V C,IV SM CHESTNUT ST.
RKADINOjPA.
Schuylkill Seminary
Reading's Junior College
Preparatory and Junior College -courses .for
all colleges and universities. Co-ed. classical,
commercial, music, elocution- and domestlo
science. Rates 1378. Catalog on request.
BEV. WARREN ft.3J.g-. -
MANASSAS. VA.
EASTERN COLLEGE j
co-eo.
rrantedi
Catalog.
Co-d, near Washington, D. C. Degrees
'intea &11 courses rrvp.Dcnooi. xvare 9iuu
ir. i. u. ifcomi. rrei. mi n.
BIISI.YN
School for Exceptional Children
Every facility In a beautiful suburban home
lor the cars and training of children who
through mental disability are unable to at
tend puduo or private scnoois. jioiue a.
wooas. irincinsi. iws ii.
vinkmnd. n. . ; hv.yar",m':;noot?h0su;h0U',.arr.0dn: rowaer roint acnooi
' MADICUfTDCT Crunni VlneUnd. vanced worr for high school graduates. Wide If win understand mnr hav am! a
.. Hf" - to- rtJJsj- , r- 4 j( ...,,-!-- t. ' i7l-t?j .JILL'S 71 u. . - ,., ' ,--?' ''
Trophy for Civilian Compe
order to hedge against rain a policy
has been taken with Llovd s, of. Lon
don. If only a fifth of nn inch of
rain falls Saturday $20,000 will be turn
ed over to tho Jsnvy Belief Society
by the insurance company.
The gate will be thrown open to
the public for the first time sinco the
war and admission will be charged. All
the proceeds of the meet will go to the
Navy Belief Society for tho benefit of
the widows and orphnus of sailors and
marines who died in the hcrvlcc.
Village Well Represented
The little village of Kezar Tails, in
Maine, is divided by the Ossipcc river..
s"o that one side is in Oxford county and
the other side in York county. Four
residents of the village arc in the Maine
Legislature, two representing one county
and two the other.
'Hcinie Zim" Steals Home
and Weds Second Time
New Yorlt, June 2.",. Heinle Zim
merman, the noted third-sackcr of
the Giants, jumped to the matrimo
nial league last night, when he mar
rifil Mis Bertha Noe, of The Bronx.
Up to the close of the second game
yesterday Heinle didn't know just
where he "was to be married and by
whom.
Tomorrow they will leave on their
honeymoon, which will consist of a
baseball trip with the Giants. This
is Zimmerman's second marriage,
he having been divorced from his first
wife. The bride is twenty-four
years old and Zimmerman thirty-three.
EDUCATIONAL
Both SeTes
m:vox. pa.
ACERWOOD
TUTORING
SCHOOL
For boys and girls who
need individual instruc
tion to make normal
progress. Kindergarten to
High School Industrial
Arts. Domestic Science.
Music. Gymnastics. Gar
dening. Ethical Train
ing. Home Life. Medical
Supervision. Adeauate
Buildings. Large Cam
pus. Outdoor life in
summer. 16 miles from
Philadelphia. Booklet.
Miss Devereux, Principal
Box A, Devon, Pa.
Young Women and Girls
Landscape Architecture
A VOCATION FOR WOMEN
Many graduates of the Lowthorpe School
of Landscape Architecture at Groton, Mass ,
are earning more than a livelihood In the
profession they have learned at the school.
Landscape Architecture Is delightful work
for a woman. The Lowthorpe School teaches
the profession In all Its branches. Kiting
special Instruction In Horticulture and Plant
ing Design.
Its location at Groton. one of New Eng
land's most charmmg villages affords an
unusual opportunity ror the study of a num
ber of beautiful estates Course: two and
three years. Tall term begins Sept. 17, 1019,
For particulars and catalogue address
Mi AMY L. COGSWELL, Principal
Groton, Mass.
The Holman School
2204 WALNUT ST.
Opens for tta twentieth year on
Thursday, Sept 25th. IBID
ELIZABETH W. RRALEV, B. A.
Head Mistress
IIKKCIIUOOD MIIOOL (Inc.)
For young women. Widely practical and
cultural preparatory A college departments.
Music. Art, Domestic Science. Secretarvshlp.
Normal Kindergarten. Swimming pool. Ath
letic Field Address Dox 430, M. II. Iteaser,
Ph. P.. President, Jenklntown, Pa.
1VKST CHESTER. PA.
Darlington Seminary
A developing School for Girls. G0-acree
estate In Pennsylvania's finest country. Lan
guage. Art, Music, Expression. Secretarial,
Business and Household Management. Col
lege Preparation Catalogue.
CHRISTINE F. RYE. President.
Rot (110. West Chester, Pa.
BIRMINGHAM. PA.
BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL
for Glrla. Tn Penna. Mountains. Academic
is Colleso Preparatory. Gs-mnanlum, pwlnVjr
pool. Blplnr porch. Physical traln'r. Music,
A. R. Grlpr. rres.t P. H. Mnulton. A. D..
Ileadmaiter. Hox I... Ii.rmtnrham, Pa,
ciiAMPnKTt'snnno, pa.
f PENN HALL
' CnAMRERSDCRO. PA.
Olrla College Preparatory. Modern lan
guages and special courses. Certificate privi
leges. Rooms with private hatha New gvm.
naslum and swimming pool. Rater. 3(100
Catalog and views. May each year spent at
Atlantic City. "Work continues uninterrupted.
Add Frank S. Mstlll. A. M.. Prln.. Hot W.
AT.LENTOWN. PA.
Cedar Crest College oveiY""
Allentown. To.. ,SllblIbs,' Limited "enroll
men.t. Two new modern buildings on high
and picturesque campus of ra acres. Mil
modem cultural and vocational courses.
Athletics. Rates Innn. Address ROX L.
NEWARK, HEL.
Women's College of Delaware
To women desiring a Uberal'PTiTcatlon,
under Ideal conditions of home lite, the
Women's College of Delaware offers unex
celled opportunities at extremely low cost.
Situated In a beautiful and healthful re
gion, one hour from Phlla Write for Cata.
log. 1. Address MISS WINIFRED J. ROB
1NSON. Dean. Newark. Delaware.
LUTHER VIM.K. m.
1 Maryland College .
183S FOR WOMEN 1019
College Preparatory
65 Tears' History
pirls from 82 States
ID miles from Bait.
Fireproof Buildings
Domestlo Science
Muala
Expiesslon
j-iuii-occiarian
Address president Rouse for Catalog P.
l.uiiibnfiLi,r mu.
NORWAI.K. CONN.
HILLSIDE
Margaret K. Iirewiunter. A. n. (Vassar)
Tlda Hunt Francis. 1). L. (Rmith). Prlnelpalt
IsjT sBatjallr PAnnaAffleiit
FOR CIRI.S. 45 miles from New York. Col
lege Preparation. Cultural Courses. House
hold Science. Including actual practice la a
real home. Organized Athletics
APBURNDAI.E. MASS. DirXRHRY. MASS.
ivosiyn. l-a. LASCLL aCIVlirvA K Y 1 sea. Ma
HOLD 'AMATEUR BOXING
Ten Bouts Staged In First Summer
Tourney at O'Brlen'a
The first Rummer amateur boxing
tournament that has ever been staged in
the East opened last evening at the
gymnasium of Jack O'Brien, Fifteenth
and Chestnut i-treets. Ten bouts were
staged and decisions were awarded by
Judges Robert Titch and II. Scheck.
Doctor Crocker, of the University of
Pennsylvania, and Eddie Bocap refcreed
tho matches.
Billy Shcernn, well-known amateur
state champion of the 10o-pounl class
boxed an exhibition with Artuur .uc
Conn Klipornn wnn his title at Plttl-
burgh last year and is training for the
state championships to be held this com
ing fall. The finals will be held on
Thursday evening, when the prizes will
be awarded the winners of tlic various
classes.
The decisions n the preliminary bouts
were:
LlBhtelcht class Uhjhim Deuber'de
feated J Tinner, Harry Singleton ji de
feated by Joe Callan
Feathem fight class John Johnnnson won
over Walter Mulhall. J. Condon d'tested
Rocco Ford . . . . , .
Welteruelirht class Vic Wonner defeated
D Crenel. Tred Uerarnsn defeated J. eros
ion t-iurenpe Callsn ion over James wc-
Gurk . . ... t
Middled cla-nt class r . nampp aetrawu
lleau eight class B. Drummla won otr
F Domslo
Elm Handsome and Historic
j There Is no tree in the United States
probably which is more popular than
I the elm. There is good reason for this,
for it is extremely graceful and bcautl'
I fill, says the American Torestry Asso
ciation, of Washington, whose sugges
tion for memorial tree planting for sol
diers and tailors is being carried out in i
i cities, towns und ullage nil over me
United States. There are many historic
elms too. It was under an elm, for
' instance, as every school boy will recall.
that Washington took commnnd of the
American army at Cambridge. Few
Itrees in tho United States have a wider
distribution than the elm. One strik
ing form of the elm has a vase-shaped
top.
Voting Men oiul Tloya
CHESTER. I'rt.
Military College
58th I'Ong established as a military In
v Mltutlon with honor ldel. and
lear the development of competent man
hood for its aim PennsvHanla Military
College has proven its efnclencv in Mar
and peace Mrong courses in Clll En.
glneerlng. Chemletn. Economics and Fi
nance. Preparatory and Junior Schools.
Athletics Catalog Address
Col. CHARLES E. I11ATT. Tre-Wcnt
Box 863. Chester, Pa.
Al.T.rNTOWTf. l'..
ALLENTOWN
Preparatory School
Prepares bovs for leading college and
universities. Hich standard.,. Nw nuMrl
'."". ,Sr"clil department for youncer hoys
V Athletic tem Large campus and gMnna.
sium irm jvmi rataloe on request.
. ls,tc..,.h.. Sri00'- wrlte for catalog L,
I. SI. SIIAI.TER. Principal. Allentown. Va.
nf,b rtLonvinKt.n. pa.
Carson Long Institute
..',?d...Y",r. A Home School for Rots.
J buildings. )R acres In the healthful foot
hills of tho Rlue Ridge Individual and per
fnnal Instruction how (o lenrn, how to
Inlmr. how to live. Our aim is knowledge,
character, culture, efflclencv College Pre.
paratory, nuslnee. Junior Courses. Spsnlsh
French. Public Spesklng. Military Training
jeyarate buildings for hovs tinder IS sears
JSfin and up. Juniors I21.S, ror further de
tails address (ieorge (1. Schneider. A. D..
Headmaster. Itox L. New Illoomfleld, Pa.
SALTSIHIRQ. r,.
KISKIMIXRTAS SPRINGS SCHOOL
prepares poys for college or business CIi
personal attention Football and baseball
fields, golf tennis, new gymnasium wlfh
swimming pool and bowling alleys Strong
competitive teams DR. A. M. WILSON.
JR.. Pre riot Slff, S-iltahnrc. Pa.
nETHLEIlFM. TA.
Bethlehem Preparatory School
Prepares for leading colleges. Extensive
grounds and nthlttlc rieMs New hldas John
I. Tuggey, M. .. Ilend'ter. Detlileiem. p
fllFSTKR. PA.
Narareth Hall Military Academr. Rox 00.
azaretn, I'a. rounder 174a. Preparatory
ami jiuiincsn Unimex nnior, intermediate
and .Tunlor Pepts Athlotlra. Iiutsrv life
Rev. A. II Thaeler. n. 11.. I'rln.
r-
IIELLEFOyTE. PA.
Bellefonte Academj Limited to 100 young
men. u nu uy. 1111a vcar Ainietlc neld
and gym Mod rates. Catalw- James R
Hnghes. A.M., Ilend'r. Rox P, nellefonte.Pa.
WA1XE. PA.
St. Luke's School """ tcrnlUn
or business Wayne,
Pa. (Main Line P. R. R.) Send for catalog.
HLAIRSTQWN. N. ,1.
BLAIR
ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Wonderfully situated for good health
Delaware Water Oap 12 miles distant'
Campus and athletic fields of 100 acres
and 200-a-re farm Preparation for col
lege and technical schools Military drill
Eight bulldlnrs Separate Junior De
partment Write for catalogue.
John C. Sharpe. I.L.D.. Headmaster.
Dot "P." Dlalrstown. N. 3.
PRINCETON. N. .1.
PRINCETON PREPARATORY
SCHOOL FOR BOVS
College preparatory for boys 14 years and
older, beautiful location: small classes: ei
cellent facultj . well-equipped, buildings,
large grounds; supervised athletics: 14th
year. Catalog L on request.
J. B. FINE, ?;, Princeton, N. J.
BORDF.XTOWN. N. J.
Bordentown Military Institute
Thorough prep for college or huslness Em.
dent faculty, small classes, individual atten
Mllltarv training. Supervised athletics 31th
vear. For catalog- add Col. T. I). LANDOX,
Bordentown. N. J.. I'rln. nntl Commandant.
ksskv mis. N. J.
KINGSLKY SC1100I, TOR BOYS 22 miles
from New, York City ln the New Jersey
Hills. For Illustrated catalog address J. R.
r-smnhell. M. A Rox P Rseg Fells. N. jl
TORT DEPOSIT. Mil.
TOME SCHOOL Boy'' "Paratory.
1 VJiriL jwaawvi pnrt Drolti j,
WA1-NF1HORO. VA.
Fishburne Military School
New 100.000 Fireproof Equipment
Preparea for universities, business Ufa.
Diploma admits to all colleges. Reeulttul
military training. Beautiful, healthful situa
tion Every csdet participates in annual
Anesmnment at Orottoea on Shenandoah
River. 40th year. Small classes Reserve
Officers training uorns, unaer u. e, war
Department. Catalog 1. on request,
MaJ. MOROAN II. IirDOINS. Prla.
Rax Sop, Wameshoro. Va.
WOODSTOCK. VA.
Massanutten Military Academy
Prepares boys for College and Business.
Healthful location: modern buildings: small
classes. Limit 10O hoys Catalog I. on req.
llowam . in-iirmm. t. a,.. iHeHumasieri
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BIG FIGHT REFEREE
TO BE HIE
Judge Plan Not Favored
Principals in July 4
Championship
by
JESS WANTS TO PICK MAN
Toledo, June 2.". Selection of a
referee for the heavyweight champion
ship contest between Jess Willard and
Jack Dempsey here July 4, may be an
nounced today.
Tex Rickard, promoter, is to make a
determined effort to obtain a list of
ring officials acceptable to Willard and
tho T..l,l it : i U1.
the Toledo boxing commission, which
must be consulted before a final selec-1
tion is made. Jack Kearns, manager
of Dempspj, last night furnished Bick-1
ard and official. f i, n,.,. ,.,. .,,i!
- " -" .."., it". J uuu
civil hoard nf bolng control a list of
officials acceptable to the chnllenger.
The list included Billy Roche, of New
York; Jack Skelly, Youkers, N. Y ;
Jack 'Welch, of San Francisco; Ollie
record, of Toledo, Kid-McPartland. of
New York: Walter Kelly, of Ruffalo,
N. Y. ; Bill llroun, of New York, nnd
Jim Gri&u. of Sau Tianeifco. Welch
,vns rp(er(,p 0f fh.
Willard -Johnson
championship contest in Havana,
less Is Obstacle
Willard, it developed todav is nrov-
inc the main obstacle in holding up the
selection of a referee. Willard, it was!
said, is claiming the right, by virtue
of the fact that he is champion, to name
tiie tnlrd man in the ring. The cham
pion's contention are not conceded
either by Rickard, Kearns or officials
of the boiing control board.
Uickard has reached the conclusion
that the present uncertainty nnd delay
in selecting a referei will be detrimen
tal to interest in the icntest, and for
tins reason desires to have the question
settled at once. If a definite selection
is not agreed upon today, it was said
that formal announcement of the choice
would be made later from New York In
Major A. J. Drexel Kiddle, president
of the boxing contiol board.
Despite the plans of the boxing control
board to hate a referee and two judges
decide the contest, it wus regarded as
almost certain tnHnr tlint tho hnnt niil
! be judged solely by a referee. Neither
i Willard nor Kearns favor the judge
plan. Kearns said that judges, sitting
outside the ring, would be in no posi
tion to give a verdict on the bout.
Kearns Has flic Floor
"They would be unable to tell what
damage Dempsey's blows did, where the
blows land or if Willard made a de
liberate attempt to force his weight on
Dempsey to wear him down," Kearns
said. "A referee would be in position to
determine these points."
Uoxing experts were agreed today that
Dempsej , in his workout jeterday
showed vast improvement, l'erhaps it
was because he was celebrating his
twenty -fourth birthday. However, the
challenger's woik was fast and furious
throughout. He boxed six rounds and
gave Sergeant Bill Tate and tho Jamaica
Kid, negro sparring partners, a severe
jolting.
Willard's workout was not impres
sive. He boxed ten tame rounds and did
not extend himself nt any time.
SALESMEN WANT CUT FARE
Commercial Travelers' Order
Will
Seek RateFrom Roads
Columbus, (J., June 25. (By A. P
A movement to secure a reduction of
20 per cent in railroad fare by commer
cial travelers and other large users of
railroad mileages was started yesterday
by the supreme council of the Order of
United Commercial Traveler.-, of Amer
ica at its tliirty-second annual session
hero.
It was brought out that the commer
cial travelers arc far behind their
brethren in Canada when it comes to
special rates for railroad travel. When
legislation comes before Congress for
the regulation of the railroads at the
time of their return to private ovvnei
ship, commercial trnvelers expect to
insist on the special consideration of
traveling rates, by reason of the fact
thnt they are wholesale purchasers of
mileage.
The annual report showed the organi
zation on June 1, 1010, had a member
ship of 21,014, a gain of 0SJG during
the year.
SHIBTMAKERS ASK RELIEF
Organized Workers In New York
Present Demands to Employers
New Yorlt, June 23. (R A 1 )
Wprkers in the shirtmakiug industry
have presented manufacturers vuth de
mands for an Increase in wages, reduc
tion of the -working hours sud collective
bargaining, accorirffig to an announce
ment made last night from headquarters
of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers
of America.
The demands were sent to the manu
facturers in a letter which explains that
In order to secure relief from what is
claimed to bo highly unsatisfactory
working conditions, the shirtmakcrs
have organized.
The workers claim they aie the only
ones among the clothing workers at
prcsenfwho do not enjoy a fort -four-hour
week.
They demand an increase in wages of
25 per cent to all week-employes, 40 per
cent to piece workers, a minimum wage
scale for cutting departments, time and
a half for overtime and no work, over
time or otherwise, on Saturday after
noons and Sundays.
STUDY AMERICANIZATION
Catholic Educators. Will Discuss Ele
mentary School Changes
St. Louis, June 25. (By A. P.)
Problems of tAmericanization and need
ed changes In the elementary schools to
meet after-war conditions were topics
of discussion at today's session of the
Catholic Educational Association in an
nual convention here.
Papers on the trend of educational
legislation and the attitude of Catholics
toward higher education, written by the.
Jj. -Utekely, 8. J. and th
T.....J 'Ct T t.nlk nr
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D TODAY
LL GAB1NETT0 NITT1
II Nuovo Ministoro Probabil-
mente si Prosentora' Sabato
Prossimo al Parlansento
Tubllshed and DItrlbitedUnder
, t PERMIT NO 341
. Authorli"d by tho act of October n.
1017 on file, at the rostofttee of Phila
delphia Ta
L order of the President
a s niTu.nsoN. ,
Postmaster General
Roma, 2o giugno Ieri l'altro il
liuoo Gabinetto hu tenuto riutiiono perl
diM-utero la sltuazlone c la condotta del
Gocrno. Sembra sla f,ato deciso clip I
1 apertura del I'arlamento avengi
ba0. Prossimo cd In delta seduta 11'
I'resldeute del Consiglio dM Ministri, .
0n Mtti, esnorra' 11 programma che in-,
tende seguire. Dopo tnle esposizioue egli
chiedera' il oto di fiducia.
"n e' pnssibile prevedere quale
sarn' il risultnto do detto voto. 1
.l!,!..i .1 M .1! .!
MUlllllilUl tU II grUipU HUlUllLU UlClll
in favore del nuovo mimstcro, mentre il
Fascio Parlamentare ed i sociallstl
toteranuo contro. Quest'ultimi hanno
approvnto una mozione contro Nitti
accuandolo di giolittismo.
T commenti sill nuoo vninitero con
tintiano sui giornali, la maggioranza del
qtiali e' contraria all'On Nitti.
'II "Oiornale il'Italia," pavando
nll'oppnaizione, dice die il nuovo
(iabinetto rappresenta un salto nel
Imio. Mentre con riluttnnrn riconosce la
neceiita' di tiomlni muni, raccomanda
rho la politica scguita dal preccdente
(iabinetto non Eia abbandonata.
I'na vivace polcmica e sorta tra
"L'ldea Nazlonale" ed il "Sccolo
Quest'ultimo ha sostcnuto che Orlando
e Sonnino hanno ercata un'agitazione
tutta artificiosa per l'annessione di
Hume nll'Italia. ,
L'ldea Is'azionnle. osservando che tale
asserzinnc o' semplicemente mostruosa,
dice che b'agitazione fu iniziata dai
Fiumani stessi, prima che gli italiani
avesero posto plede nella citta' e che
j quella nobile citta' ha mantenuto viva
per secoli la fiarolla Urn itaiianita
"Parlare di agitazioue dice il giornale
(' fare offesu atroce, ed impenlonabilc
alia cittadinanza die pensa ed agice
piu' italianamcnte di certi pretesi ita
liani." j
Parlgl, 24 giugno. Thomas N'eKon
Page, ambaseiatore amerifano per l'lta-
! lia. e' arrivato a Parigi per confenre
con il Piesidente Wilson.
SI apprendc che- l'Ainbii'ontoro. con
trariamento a quanto si e' asserito,
non ha nncora rassegnate le sue dimis
sioui, inu che il suo ritorno in Roma
dipendera' dal risultato della conferenza
con il Presideute Wilson. Mr. Page
e' risaputo che considera la situzaione
in Italia molto nllarmante. 1
Roma, 24 giugno Ln nuova Delega
silnnf Italiana per la Conferenza della
Pace partira' mercoldi' da Roma e si
attende che arrivi in tempo a Parigi 1
per firmare il trattato di pace con la (
Ciermanin. .
La nuova Delegazione e' composta
dal Senatore Tittoni, Ministro per gli I
Affaii P.steri. e dai senator! Gugliclmo
Marconi, Vittorio Scinloia c Maggio- '
rino Ferraris.
11 nuovo Ministro per gli Affnri
LVteri, Penatoro Tittoni. parlera' mer
roldi' nl Senato del Regno per spie
gaie la politica die dovra' seguire la
nuova DelegaV.ione, la qua I subito dopu ,
la -eduta partira' per Parigi. I
SI crede che la Delegazione. subito
dopo la firma del trattato di pace con '
la Oimania. riaprira' i uegoziati rig-
uardauti la situazione dell'Adinatico.
Weimar, 23 giugno ditardato) II
Conte vou Bernstorff. e' stato oggi ap
preso. andra' ambaseiatore Germanico
a Roma, non appeua sara' latificato il j
trattato di pace. 1
BUGBEE ADDRESSES VOTERS
Stands on Platform Adopted by
League of Republican Clubs
Trenton, .Tunc 2." Newton A K.
Bugbee, one of the Republicap candi
dates for the nomination for governor,
in an address to voters of the state in
dorses the "declaration of principles"
adopted at the state convention of New
Jersey Republican Clubs. lie said to
dav: "It is a document worthy of the
deepest consideration. 1 congratulate
spmmhr rMrs
Yn ii n g Women n ml fllrl
Pine Tree Camp for Girls f-ou- '
New York. M!m Blanche D Price, 404 Vr.
School lane. Germantown. Philadelphia
Going Camping This Summer ?
If po we have the Ideal upot alonff the
Delaware rler near Point Pleaant Pa
(Formerly Camp Tohlckon) Camp consists
of a hiB house, tents, cots and fullj equip
ped for an Ideal camp Good swimming two
ca noe Accommodates 4ft to 50 people
Fine for Sout Troops, Clubs Etc Short or
lonff time arrangements
n.flRKNCK K. KI-Y, Dojlentown, Ta.
39 A. Atiland t. (nptaln of Olrls Scouts
Young Men niul Botii
GRADUATING GRAMMAR
SCHOOL BOYS
All the fellos say, '-Some class, nlftv
slid speed oh, boy' Your acallon will
not be complete unless ou take R. B. with
ou Is backed by the Largest House of Us
kind In the country. Our beautltully Illus
trated catalogue tells tha story Free Write
at once to
nY,5 1YT-IFARK PKrARTMFNT
50t MARKFT T. THIT IDKirniA. TA.
COVINCTON. VA.
Camp Jackson-rVhrneal
of the AUeghenles--
COVINGTON. VA.
Cant. K- A. bMITII Cant. R. 8. OIVENS
'amD Directors
STF.IMSIIirS
MWSini
THE SHORT ROUTE TO THE
i
By Fast, Palatial Passenger Steamships of 21,000 ton
From Seattle to Hong Kong via Yokohama, Kobe.
Nagasaki, Shanghai and Manila
ALSO FREIGHT SKBVlCrS
SeaUOe to tha Far Esat Fortnlihtlj. Wtnr Yoik to the Orient tU Fanama Fssw
sjnsntlr. New Vork to British Indian rorts Jlorrthlr.
For ParticuUra ot Pssaate or Freirht Acpljr to
MEPfON YUSEN KAISHA JS.frHIISiS00
tt-Un
the patriotic gentlemen of the committee
on its production. It should cause con
fidence to be born anew in the hearts
of the people when men who tiro not
office holders devote their time, their
energy and their brains to such work as
the declaration of primlples approved
by the convention "
PARCEL POST
"3
AT A irwrpT A I
OUTING BLANKETS j
For summer enmpi, cottnees, the Ma
nner A blanket ts th mott important
nrtlcl in our oufflt Hefore going awav
eruro ona or m ro of our euaranteed
blankets
. . LSfI,,J fop UlnMratd I'oMfr
58-00 Tn h 522.OO
Sent bv parrel pot prepild Sold under
mnni' bf guarantee Immediate de
!ler
-end Itemltlnnre W llh Order.
i muiiuid vo. ... , rl)cMnut. i.h,,i
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loans SI00O for S10 '
nrinr ronr diamonds, n-ntches and Jewelry
to the lorcest iiaunthoo In the n-orld.
Walter's Pawnshop, 904 Vine !
llOVTIKD TO Tlin CITY I
Leg Comfort ;
t
Iont snffer from varicose veins
mnlln lra.Unlf Ltia anA nn.
Kles or other leg trnuVes vvhlc'l
need constant, certain support,
CORLISS I.ACKI) STOCKING
VP 11 1 m9 ta IrAlt laisrii ms1
IVrAi"'!1, L""eJ
forget leg trouble Corl'ss I
laced Stockings made to meas ,
ure without elssilc wear fo- I
manv months u nshahle and l
sanitary, light and durable Colt i
rniv $1 ?a pact - too for th
same limb $3 73, and vou d
tladly pay mucn mor for tht -
! r "t find s t t'l and h
n eisur. d rre , f r . f
n easitrement r rtnk V- ; Hou s '
0 to 3 rfnll .t i t 10 H
leomake abdominal b Its (elat-
tic and nnn-etsatlel to order
Penna. Corll I.lmb S'lerlnltrCo .
1511. IS. 1 Pllhert t Phlla .Pa, I
sniMKU RESORTS
nurrr post, n r
Hotef GhambCain
VCujj Point on-Cake ehawpam.XX
TV TBS ADIROKDACKi
THE summer rendezvous of
people of culture and re
finement, magnificently placed
on the highest promontory on
Lake Champlain.
Fireproof every room a
front room 800 acres ten
nis 18-holc golf course
concrete garage Grand Ball
Room boating finest bath
ing beach on Lake Champlain
fishing historic motor
trips, etc. Excellent cuisine.
American plan.
Management, Mr. J. P.
Greaves, of FJorida East
Coast Hotels. Descriptive
booUet on request. New York
Booking Office, 243 Fifth
Avenue.
HOTEL CHAMPLAIN
Cluff Point-on-Lake Champlain
LIKE OrOROK. N. Y.
cnnnil..-l,ullllleiiM..,i.m,nn1
siotel niAmaN I
UWC UUIIW, N.Y, I
7C Mites from Albany. Directly on ttto
Lake Front, also stale Road from Luke
George vuiase to uonon Lanumc. I
Capacity. 300 Guests White- Service.
With or ulUiout Prtvaie Baih3.
Open June to October Adfoinlrta New
country and YacJU CluO-FlreprooI caraso
Booklet Free Joseph h. marvcl
kiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiia
II MM 1 ILI, N. 1
I rt-v-Miircf I" the heart of the Catikills
vA 1U1 OL lM.KI.m ,.nnu ah iniit
fnevrVI li Cklt r A MARTIN', Prop' I
LI'LIM) 1 MtM Iloautlfulh sltuited
feet f i
Modern
W- to for booklet and
rates
MRS
r II LEGO Prop
Tl PIT.R LAKE. N. Y.
WAUKESKA
On lllg Tupper .ake
Cnrnfortible and home-
like Hate
moderate UooKIet on application
vrn.MMiirs
Higher than Gibraltar
Passing Capes "Trinity" and
"Eternity" on the route of
Niagara to the Sea
THE most satUIyinc trip In America
lor health and recreation. Almost
1000 miles ol lakes, rivers, and rapids.
Including the Thousand Islands, the ex.. t
ins descent ol the marvelous rapids, the
historic associations of Montreal, Quaint
old Quebec with its famous miracle-working
shrine of Ste.Anne deBeaupre and the
renowned Saguenay River with its stupen
dous Capes "Trinity" and "Eternity,"
hither than Gibraltar.
Send 2c poitsia for illui booklet, map end
uide to John I' Pierce, lilt TrslBc Mtr
Cinsds Slramihlp Lltltl. 116 C S L Mill ,
Montreal, Canada, or any tourilt ascot in
Philadelphia
CANADA STEA1)1SHIP LINES
IsweI's- 1 ml&i
ORIEHT
Stii
1 1
1 M el
? wi'l
3sMMaaanBas HaaaaMaasasa-as
4 M I ?KcKc5
ii
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M'MMKIt RF.SOnT MIMMKTt RrJIOrtT' 'V
mt. roroxo. pa. mt. rnroxo. pa. "i it
MOUNT POCONO, PENNSYLVANIA
LAND OF LEGEND, LORE AND BEAUTY
Mount Pocono for thone whom Nature allures, will be a delight Grand acenlo
ews Heller from rrojtrntinir heat Charmlnc walke throuith mountain paetea,
cool ravines and fhady nooks DrUei oer good roads, amid scenes of pastoral
beauti and panoramic Mews of slorlous extent Mount Deasant House onirs all
that is beet In Comfort and Fervice To concerts dally Dancing and other forms '
of entertainment eienlnue Social Dherslons Uowllnr Pool nilllards, Oolf.
Tennis Croquet Good Carriages, Cars and well-trained saddle horses at moderate
charges Numerous points of Interest lm ludlnr the coaldelds of Scranton and of
!lke-n.irre jomlng Valley and the l'aupaek are all aallabl In day trips.
Ae extend a cordial Invitation to
"THE MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE"
V. It. A II. M. I.CIXII, Mount Pocono, Penna.
nv di.Ks mi:hk. p .
j Eagles Mere, Pa. i
The summer resort that Is different
bet ausn It combines mountain nnd sea
shore conditions vlth unique surround
ings Kor booklet and rates write
The Crestmont Inn
WILLIAM WOODS. Manager
The Forest Inn
HERMAN vnAQEn. Manager
The Lakeside
J S KIRK L SON
The Raymond
MURRAY S hinSP Manager
Ml IKON M'lilNOS. NJCi.
Pavilion Hotel and Cottages
0,'H,,...r,unaB . . Wn,, Sulphur fcprnlgs
" -wtning t-eiannsliment now open.
,. .,h.Vl'r'.T." ?n application
Till. UM., Adjoining the ljmout Daths,
v ear
M 11 f. SON
i i' rnno
voefatuh?
ADIRONDACK?
Here the Lakes, Streams, For
est Trails, Perfect Roads, Golf
Links, Tennis Courts nnd all
other forms of recreation and
diversion combine to make the
real and ideal outing for the
vacation seeker.
I.AKK PLACID has I 000 ft. nltl.
tiioei Is reached br :ev lnrk Central
Lines nnd Delaunre and Hudson Srs
tem, ami Is on direct route of the
1,000 Mile Intermtlonal Auto Tour,
lor Booklet and Information regard
ing Hotels- Camps and Cottages
address
BOARD OP TRADE.
LAKE PLACID. N. V.
NORTHWOODS INN
Modern Hornrhke, Exclusive Rates mod
erate Roolejet J. A. LKAHY. Prop.
r.NTIMlKT, X, .
ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN
Houeekeeplng and non-houekeeplnff cot
tages Oin Golf Links Tennis Koatlng.
Hathlng ribhing Orchestra fateam heat.
Rates S3 00 un rtooklet. H P SMITH.
lVFSTPORT. N. V.
C.IlMURNIi:. I.AKK OKOBOK. N, V.
Glenbumie Inn "1hl'ie..?,ref !?.?A
homelike place amid beautiful eu r round ln pa
Golf, tennis, boating, bathing finhlnff. Book
lft WAlildV R. MKhXKU Olpnliunile .MY
I M As-HN-LAM'.-HI OIHiK
Mohican Houe Summer sports.
iuuniv.iui iiuu-o in no to J jo 00
Rates
Hklt.
OTTIIR l.KK. N. V.
Otter Lake Hotel "gjg
I.XKi: fil IIKfiP. N. 1.
I VILLAGE OF LAKE GEORGE
Th center of the great mncudam roaJ
i g stem of the north good hotels and room
Ins houses Illustrated htoric booklet and
roTcl map on applirition to Uoard of Trade.
i 1 ike Heorp- N T
AIT.I II LAKE. N. Y.
the interla ,ken
On Augur
Ldke, near
sm end ror
Mil ,. rates
--
White Keesvllle, N Y
l
-
HPHEY are biting at Rainy
-il Lakes, iSipigon, Ogakai
River, Lake of the Woods,
Nagogami River, Kenogami
River, Minaki and the Shckak River.
With the thrill of new catches lurk
ing at every bend, nook and pool
with the "ever-on" call of the fisher
man's sport at its best each moment
knows keen satisfaction. Fish, this
p'oftuck0 risht place! Don,t take
teK m a ... an
! Frioal VoifKltrnnc"
sv !. ni ssj n arau.fsrKnifaiisiajB .i
... .
With SCCnlC Splendor and Sports-
man's playground, Canada calls the
vacationist! Health and strength
renewthemselves in the Invigorating
atmospnere ot cape Urcton, rrlnce Edward
Island, St. John Rler Valley and Muskoka.
Tor the hunter of moose, deer or bear, thero
Is abundant sport ln Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick. Quebec, New Ontario, end
Eastern Manitoba. Great grizzlies nnd
nil iblo mountain Coats draw tho sure shot
of the hunter ln British Columbia.
A Vacation Planned to Meet
Your Needs Choose!
A wonder panorama unrol! before tho
traveler throufth tho Canadian IlocklM,
Matapedla Valley, La Dale do Chalcur,
Gaspe, Cane llrcton, and along the ocean
shore of Nova Scotia. History U animate
In the ancient streets and dwellin&s, and in
tne quaint environs
of Quebec, Montreal
and Halifax. If ou
have only a few days,
spend them Jojoujly
at M uskoka. Sparrow
Lake or the Maritime
Provinces. If younish
to combine business
with pleasure, visit
Western Canada, and
tucb thriving cities
as Winnipeg, where
)ou "hear" oppor
tunity ftrow.
Our Art Booklet
'9 Ideal Voca
tion.,.' la it
you'll find iufl-
flcstlonc ttii
tii nit
help you c Loo to
tuuk vacation.
Call, or writs to
tbe addrcts be
tow for your
copy, li'afrcc
without obliga
tion. .Every Detail
nanneaz
The Canadian
National llail
ways have col
lected facts
about Canada
that will helu
smma
you plan any
KU
bid ol vaca
tion.
r A. VOUNO. aen. Aeent
410 Woolworth Illdg.
Neva- York. N. Y.
3s9emV dJBB&SiBHBlA, mVLsiMS9tx
WJilliilUl'lUiJJiiJEa 1
m Sc&?mMtWgfm3fe&)
zsmmmim
?3?&F m, f& XSy
fishing'
ureel
I w'
IV
trJt
"iiii
The Pocohassct r manag-ementi eg.
, , , " cellent cuisine. Book
let i. rates on request r. if ARIEU Prop.
Summit House ",n ,arm 4iw,
... cellent table, reasons
able rates, booklet Mrs E RCIIOENnrrv.
The OntWOod Mod. write for oklt.l ". ?
ni E.uag,v,Artmi
rheCIairmontf" 5"' " 8tm.iNHi
Mount Home. Ta
Heller's Mt. Airy fine location, bum.
' If K Heller. Pre.
Pocnno Pines. Ta.
POCONO PINES INN
Kiev 1000 ft. Lodges. Cottages. Cablna.
rmp. Casino. Oarage Qolf. Tennis ffiii
llards Rowling Orchestra. Dancing Hit
ing Rathlna Tlshlng .1-nille lalS. BoSSIIk
Pelawnre Water flan. Pa.
CASTLE INN
IlKLAWABr. WATKTt GAP. PA.
NOW OPEN
Private Ratlis Running watei Can SOU
Fireproof Hotel and Oarage
Amerli-sn end European Plana
MISS T. T. DOLIJEY
THE CENTRAL
I)elnnre Water Gap
Electric llehte. hot and cold running;
water laths on each door. Tennla
golf boating, bathing and fishing. Ca
pacity. 100 Private garage
JAS H. ORAVKS.
The BelleVUC " to " 'a erarr t
,. , . speet. Excellent takta.
The popular house for young peoela. aS.
150; 3 mln to station. BooklitP DanSS
self and tennis HARVBT W. BLaHS
Riverview House Jen u yr. Mod.
nscltv 160 1 tennis court.':","! tSS5awt'3Z
booklet Mrr LIZZIE T LB BARRB E ff.
Delaware House ra ' yr: moa.
. Mrs John Tarrtck.
Forest House '".";, yygl?,
Tlie Hillcrest Tht?r?.u'S,Ar-p C
liaHnee-on-nelavTnre. Ta.
LENWOOD "olf bathing, fishing, boob.
let pirrnicK & sow.
Illiigmnnw Ferrr
High Falls House
Klectrle lights, prlat8 bathg,
Negetables from our own garden!
music Hnelngr. tennis, boatlnr,
liathlnir fUh'ng. beautiful waterfall-'
ant' mountain scenery; ungur
Psp'I roid Xo mosnultoes. Ulua.
tratpt. booklet
PHILIP ,T Fl'MIEH, Proprietor
Cnnnilentls. Pa.
The Pine H'mln-cent location. Booklet
" rfnu.l tell, the storr.
-.w. x. rnHjE.
Pine Knob Inn ?;n "" trout nsn-.
Bht oro w CBAKM.
Mrouilslmrg. ra.
Penllyn n HJ;" "eights, near Strouds-
J burg 1 lew unurpassed. All ran.
fo-ts Rates reaionable Bklt M. ME11W1W.
Tolirhinna. Pa.
Chichester House 5!1''vpt!c"! I40- cp-
and llshlng Booklet Mrs ' E CHICHB8TEBL
C'resco. Ta.
RIVERSIDE ' to. D'nrman T,rr7.
Modern. Fishing, boating
bathing 5ood roads. Auto headauartara.
(larage Booklet JOHN M. COOK7
Hilt ll lluusr. for a real vaeallaa jSl
and plenty good imnga to eat. Rater Il5 "-?
r llookl.f rHAB. KOLBl S
The Old Inn. For rest end rec. In rouu-a
B It. New own'ehlp' Oscar A? BtaBrrT
A. Rtapff.
Iant trnudfeburc. ia.
BERWICK INN IffiS
Farm connected Illustrated booklaf
I' C. DICKERSON. nS
The Maplehurst ???;.lj.a
shade spacious lawns Bsth'e, flsh"r ' Un7l7
llotnrlsls .-ler.d to Booklel : I." M. nxfrtf'
SWI1TWITKB. IM IMICOXO MTaT
The Swiftwater Accommodates 100.
,Dpl"Lhtfully.tuted;
t John H Woodllnr.
Modern in eer respc
M-irhall Creek. Pn.
M IRxll 11.1.'
FAI.I.S HOUSE
Private hath own farm Motorists wli
e ha
V
Himmnn Last Stroudsburi v..
Helaunre Hater Can. Pa
Delaware House p.n a year; mod.
r Mrs John Yarrlck.
nrti Hater (inn- P.
ni'TTFIlMII.K FALLS Cottaies and f.r
Cater to auto parties Mrs S r ? ?!?
Crest Cottage
Practically new ith all modern convert
lences Home cookino- Sprlna ater it?
lint .ater to tubercular people send0?!!
ratis and hooklt ""Pie. &end lor
Open May 15th to October 15th
mrs. (i. Am rns
nr.iii linn si-niNCi. PA.
ft
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EDFORD SPRINGS
iS.?:-!nip?.ho.,jriJ????'-3'
ExcelienrcnlMnerfa'mo'u? eA':
Good motofVond, m .lidlreVtlon,:
un. smmminir nanrinir. rlitlnc.
". '. iiriiin, aisrr.
m IIUKBI
UKRNERSITLI.E. PA.
I WALTERS PARK INN
I TI!B W.rt he" of ths Blu ' MooV
' ?in ""?. PPolntment Every neceisS
. in nw tu inuKH mi ni nnu s .- .-
t.ne, P' fr a week-end or a lone
i EnlcUn' hut separate sanitarium fuel
Jusl
Itav.
num facilities
. Bon Air Lodge wa5,ur lo.v.'.rr
I pookut. Dr, sTJtHmi & p
UB-
Deltas
The Hillside Weau vl!.w: prw, path, p
. " - ...i.wua mraara
ltnOR. PA.
IIAPNOH I.N.N. Radnor Pa A dellrhWiil
Horn, i inse to station tir adult famllleil
and business men shady srounds. jolt ani
tuinis excellent cuisine, motorists catsreJ
to Ihone Wane 17
DEVON. TA.
Wvnbume Inn n Jn Lin. Brai
vyynourne iim cially desirable for SC
ress men with families. Koom with zmsUI
at reasonable rates. Danclnc. LauM
ground wide v.rnM. Phone Wwra IT, s
a
NOUKIsTOWN. I'A.
Hamilton Anartment HorsI
tire mi
H ""ay
" ii.ni
Wot Main St.. Nertistown. Pa. flft
A comfortable suburban Hotel bah
&,
lawn and countnr. overlooking th atahta
kill River. Larre eranda, elevator and
RAiljrn ronvnlnri.
Hell Telephone N',rrawT, 184. i''
TWiniAXNA. FA. j 1 J
Tobyhonna House ,, J-
-- 4a..t N.t.l TT - TT a 0n 1-. t
pnt'ii 1.1 uui iiw in ii w c -., vi-,r.jM t (.'
FKANKI.1N rOUNTY.
RnlAnrIM maHatffnlf. tennis, ate.
ii lien June xotli to October 1st.
Address until Jane 10th,
John J. Olbbons, Mansce
Hotel Rt-nnart. ftsltlmore. Vd -j.
WASUINOTON, D. C.
Burlington Hotel
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