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TREATY IS APPROVED
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Lloyd George Stands Pat on
Kaiser's Trial Disappoints
Sinn Feiners
TRIPLE ALLIANCE FAVORED
R.v th Aijociatftl Pre
London, ,Tul.y.2. At what ivn nr
tuallj- an nll-nlsht fr-sinn, thn TTnnse
of Comnion complctpd it 'ntilnrfirin
Of both the Gr-rmnn ponm treaty ami
the A rtf:ln-French convention.
The bill rnrrrinj: approval of ti-r
German troaty nas rniilerorl in ion'
mitter- of the whole, exritinc lenctli
debate, in vrhirli Premier l.loyd f'ori:e
took an active part. The bill wn 'h-p
placed before the House and paed i
third reading, after n motion hv John
Devlin to reject it n a protest nsnm-t
the premier's attitude toward lieland
had been defeated by 103 to A '
Then, at ft a. m.. the Anclo- KrenHi '
pact was taken up and the bill npnrovmz
it was unanimously adopted after a I
ehort but sharp debate, in which the .
argument that the treaty wa not mn
fistent with the spirit of the lencue of;
nations failed to find any substantial
echo. I
Treaty Not Altered ,
The German treaty pa-M throujih a"
Its stace without nmemlnnnt.
In concluding hi e-pewh on 'h
treatv-. Premier I.lojd i.iMrce while
making no claim of perfection for it
expressed confidence that any defect
would be remedieij hv th league .if
nations Notwithstanding its imperf
tions, the premier declared, the treatv
would stand as a ' lighthouse in ilv
deep and a warning to nations and
rulers of the nation-, ngain-t the peril
which th German empire shattered it
self against "
Mr. I,lovd George ridiculed the -.ingestion
that his attitude toward Ire
land had changed. He said he ad
hered to his position annmimei in the
general election and a- prepared to
carrv it into effect The Home Rnleis
he added, could 'have home rule for
themselves if they wished it, but they
could not force it on Ulster.
I,lovd George's recent announcement
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mar rne iormvr itimhhiii .-m - M-m.,
h. tr.erf hefore a tribunal in London had '
created much divu-icin. and several
members, including Lord Robert Cecil,
exnre.ssed doubts as to the advisability
of the trial being held in London. The
selection of a neutral country tor tins
purpose, it has been contended, would
have been better.
Insists on Kaiser's Trial
The premier in answer to this .said :
"What right have we to assume that
any neutral country could desire to be
the scene of such a trial? The Allies
have sufficient confidence in this country
that whoever comes here for trial "ill
receive a trial equal to the highest tra-
ditions of the Rritih nation, nnd there
are none higher in the orld
If war is to be Hbolisherl it mu-t be
treated not as an honorable came with ,
the prospect of personal slor . but as a
crime. That is why we decided that the
author of this war should be tried."
Another matter of extreme importance
which came up for discussion was the
Irish question, and to this tue piemiei
devoted considerable time, with miiner-
ous interections bv .loscpli Ilevlin.
Nationalist, for Falls division of liel-
ac-1 c tt
Sir Samuel Hoare, Lnionist for ("hel-
tea, warned the government that -onie .
of the Unionists considered the settle.
ment of the Irish difficulty just as urgent
as did the Irish members
The premier caused laughter hv de.
scribing the Irish convention which
had failed to qgr-e ts h,s attempt t..
apply I resident Ml-on s prin iples tn
Tfspl n ssi -1
Says Ireland's Not a Nation
Answering Mr Devlin's demand for q '
referendum, he urged that the difficulty '
was that Irelnud was not a nation, but
two nations in race, religion and tem i
perament anil outlook in fact, m
everything constituting the fundamental
conditions cf a nation I ntil thi ditli
culty was bridged it wis soe.s ,n talk
about self-determination, and until
Irishmen definitely far-d thi difficult v
he despaired of any settlement.
T. P. O'Connor. Nationalist, e-
pressed profound disappointment oer
tne premier s speecn. lie asKen whether
Lloyd George meant to withdraw from
his contract with regard to Ireland He
declared that two men had created the
Sinn Fein, one was Sir Kdwnrd ("ar
son, the other was Mr. Llovd George.
BRITISH MINERS STILL IDLE
200,000 Continue Strike, Despite Ef
forts of Sir Eric Geddes
London, Julv 21'. i Bv A P i
Sir Eric Geddes. minister -vithout port
(olio, who was named as a government
commissioner to trv to settle rho ..rik.
of more than 200. (Wl miners in hr
Yorkshire district, conferred vit',. mine
inspectors there tndav Not on of -ho
mines in either the p-t or south ot
Yorkshire is operating-
Water continues to rise in the mines
as none of the naval pump mm oideied
there bv the Roveinment ha arm .!
Men nt Devonport and other mival sia
tions, however, have been told to hold
themselves in readiness to move at once
The striking miners will "fight to a
finish," said Herbert Smith, piesirlent
of the Yorkshire Miners' Association
He advised the men not to interfere
with navy pumpers who might he ,ent
to the mines. He said the miner' fed
eration had nothing to do with the dis
putes in the Yorkshire district and that
the strike will go on until the men
get their rights under the Sankev re
port." GOVEHNOR VETOES 5 BILLS
Turn Down Claim of Editor for Pub
lication of Amendments
Governor Sproul today announced
hts veto of five bills relative to suits
or claims against the state.
In vetoing a bill to allow George E
Tickers, editor of the Evening Herald,
of this city, to sue the state on a
claim assigned to the estate of n. A
Balfour, for publishing constitutional
amendments, the Governor says he is
Informed that a check for the bill was
tent to the owner of the paper and
cashed and that the Balfour claim arises
out of a statement that Mr. Balfour
adranced a sum equal to that due for
publictlon of the amendments, took an '
assignment and' care notice, contending I
that the state should buve paid him
istid of the assignor. The Gorernor i
imtr . v i asuicui uui3 uui umu ine
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fidiernl IVi'liltiR was the suet nf
honor tnd.iv M :i dinner civen by
l.ailj Curnil
JOYOUSLY CELEBRATE i:
BELGIUi'S FETE DAY;.,
r, . , , iauu Dot;
Brussels Anlaze With Patriot-
ism Living and Dead Heroes
Honored
POINCARE NATION'S GUEST
Hv the ssociated Tress
Rrussels. .r n I -s J'J eer in its his
tor. has Hrus-o- " itne-sed sn.-h tre
mpridnus orovds a those . hieh took
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part t..dn in the .-oloprntion of the
T.elginn national f.stnal ! a 'he
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first dar of the fete a nntahle feature
of hi. h is the piesen-e for the event
. . ,, c i-.. . ,n.i
f Tresident IVin.-avr. nf Iran--, and j
the occasion hmusht forth such
an
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ontpourm. o peopio mm n
rvaflir vstem ns vtrtnallv paraivzen.
It seemed as if ,h. -hn,n popuu.tion ,
i I
n. in thn tit- to wun ". mi- ,
on phn f tli" 'Iphrniion program.
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siiis -
Chnrles nnil fringe"- Marie-.Io.e. The
bursoinnater likei took pnrt in the,
. of h ..hiwiien. who pin- ed
. , .
" ronths at the feet ,.f mnimed soliliers.
in tribute to r.elium' living heroe.
while nt the cenotaphs erected in the
par). ,.oso t the roval pala.-e thou I
. f n .H, tribute to the i
, . '
"rrnr 'rn'1
Kmg Albert nnd Queen I.li7.ibeth
"ere participants in the .eremonial be
tore the . ermuplis. They unlkerl from
f,1P palnio and laid wreath befoie the
f he tnpjr tI.inllt(,, fKi President
,, . , .
I "'"care later.
'"'fc' night illumination of Brus-
sols, nn the ove of the fete ,.,i. on an
nnprercdented srale. A part of thei
i.tolinunan .elehrafion was a great
.,.,,ght parade.
PASS MINIMUM WAGE BILL
House Acts Favorably on Measure
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for Bene,,t of u- s- Employes
Washington. .Ink L'U' - iRi A. P i
Rv n vote of .Slis ,,, 17 ,i,P House lodav
passe thn hill motiding a ininini'ini
,)f s;, fn, a!) ,.ri.nmPn, P,(,r.
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'' ,hnQ" ln "0 ''0-,al 'r'" w"
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bonus of SU-in :) irai allowed employes
The measure now goo- to the Senate
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Reeves Stove 38
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sinking feature of in- nays pi"- Kr,ln(: .m ri.-n pr...ei pari in th
rPpdin"s was the parade of s.-hnnl -hil- P.ulgarian -Turkish ti-gnti.itmn
, t,:i,i,.- f! This uncertnintv pmhah'i has been
dren. reviewed In lh- three ihildren nt npif.tltrn( , nllnoI. ,,, Vnn, rhat the
t.-.- iih.rt Prince Leopold. Princ- lulled Stales will not accept the Ac-
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STERN PEACE1
Austrian Leader Says Teutons
Must Induce Allies to Ease
Up Exactions
JAPAN MAY PROVE PLEDGE
Ilv the Associated Press.
Paris. ,!lv 22 -fir. Karl Tanner.
. . .,
head of the Austrian peace delegation,
declared he would "not sign engage-
ments vvhirh he 1iipw could not be pto- .
niton." in commenting on the pence
(nils, prior to his departure from St
"Jerniaili for Krlrlkir h. according tn
, , .
tente. cnmpleteli iiiiiidnrned, our gient
distress ami so nhi.iin a peneo with
n,"n,ne "P-'I""- Mnerl, ere.ruianomnf hw;va;ik.-"PP-'ti lui" giunti. Vlcevorsa vi oM '; ; 'Xlnnr,
portnr Ilrnnrr. ftfrnrrlms tn rhpr rn- nrrttpinp in.it!nn nf croat rrpnn.i-'s'n'n UM KrnnitP Pplnpamrnto li bnnniorp, H ' '
.... ,..i :.. "i,- ...,i,...i i Mlih iindfl Von Tlinrlnnltnrt Tlnfnrn i nnzinnitli elm i ritinnn romp nrntostn t . - ..
at-:,. nsl Austria and German, "n.l he.iV.J,." " Ilepnt.ito Tura.i. .-npn del .o-BwrNw ,.,e l'ltnlia e la Rumenia
.1 ion hi iil ipi i.t v nni i rn inn t n
lonilitinns that will re uppnrtanie. mr ' proposerl ninvements on the vecstprn
n -r eniintrv." j front, probable lines nf retreat, points '
Tim Ilnlish delegation i known tnbet hicli stands would he made and
I lending a compromise mntcment. u lucli
ma. lesiilt in .In pan puttm into writ
....
een entered int.. 1" .Inpnn for tln ,
restoration of Shantung to China nt
nine fixed time.
Shantung Issue Acute
Sini'i' the donate in the I'nited States
nale on tin- Shantung situation bo
i nine so acute il., .- ipiestjon hn as
sinned great important e in onfevpnoo
rid es, and espe.-uinv among peai-p iin.p
Rntif ,,.' ,,, , , ,n1t0(1
states.
1 There is much sieeuliilion m I'cace
'I'npferen.-e oircles as lo whether the
Aintuiran delegation will I'ontiniie nitive
partpipatioii in tin- framing of the Mnl
KH:1 CUZ?$v
-icn tin trr',nt
Prominr Wuinlns., of lliwr, li m
i :H-riJ Ihc fiif"tinn uhot'it rhr Ahvm
i' nit Wop2ntinn nil! -un r t'm Irn
irt-matinn tli.it n nunti v hi- '1 di I
nni mtonil c isn null i-:p-. .- iri"
"ii p.irtiripitins in trrnt n- coiintinii".
vi ...I., .i .n t .,
tilt- If'UIIHJ I) ,1 llll's.-.H.1, Ml" I 11 - 111
to Washington from th. n n. an dole
gati.iti asking whethei the I mteil Stair-
intend'- lo ,'itli its signatuie to the , u.u
(
Senate Changes Situation
It was ceneralH inrlei stnod hr rn r
President Wilson left Krnn'P thnt lb.
President epe,-ted the nited Stnio.-.
vvo() ,l(ith th(1 j,,lls!Inl,n nn,
Turkish tn-aties, Unx the opposition in
f li n Sana n t f l r I :nininn treatl O r-i I
;;;; -. y ; .. ...j.-.. .
mnv mnkp rrnrvMti"n 'iti"finins r nr
1pasu of nations lias rai-fd unrcrtninty
Jl III' IIIUI'I-- "'I Tl llll I " I ' . I I ' I I - I
i t I in miniL , .At OI ill ,i ,i tiltl.ltl. f.
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lili'l.i.lll it ,1 l 111 M-i ili:i nun i -. nun iiiiii
the members of the I'hinoe delegation
thai no compromise has vet been
framed Hhull will make it possible for
Ihem to sii-n the Cni-mnn fre-lM T'
Iheni to s,ui tne i.eimnn rie.iM IT
is known, however, that the Entente
powers are working on a plan to affect
an agreement with Japan concrnin;
Shan'ung. which will satisfv the Chi
ncsc and induce them tn sign the Git
man treatv
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BISCAY IN .,rwe"'u':I"), t,e fourth hotel
in rn .. . H1H1 lli ..-. .. ,.-1. .. 1
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HARRISON IIIPPLE prop
Channel! '" nd1Pa;' Beartmnt
view- Amer A European plan.
ralea reaa up 'lTn A f Channt-11 Owner
Beechwood "S"t.uf,,"r. .:. :S '
up daih 12 un up weekly. E. Markenthum
Hotel Boscobel nrthuck1; (A,,", J" '
fiacn 13 o up dally i
Amtr plan Tookl-t A E MARION
Avon Inn c!?n end v rlnla Av Privat.
" batha. runnlnir water, elevator
to etreet. Supertpr table. H. W Wlllnmv
New Clarion At' H?'n'k3?i"r"'
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American ie- st Jan" PI 2d houae from
"'"'Ca" beach; 15 50 dally. It Collm.
rr.RN-F.Rsvii.i.T:. pa,
Ih Illthland Iloose Now open Overlooking
the famoua Lebanon Vallev. Send for rateS
and. Ilrculara. AddrejtJJ. JC, DKINKLnv.
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PERMIT NO. 341
Authorised by the act of October fl,
1017 on (lie nt the Postomee of ThlU
delphta. Pa
Hy order of the President.
A fl. IlUni-F.RON.
Postmaster General.
Rome, 22 luglin- La propostn dlmo-
strnxinne Intornazlnnale che dnvevn aver
lungo icri. In consegnenza del prncla-
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cia sti iiitinns cent . Un nnrlntrr-ln una
scinpero generale era stnto cninpletn-
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v era riguardo ill movimenlo interna -
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Roma. 'Jl luglio I,o srjnporn gene-
rale in Itnlin nno" ritpnersi comnleln
wn.nuoiin. n. .1.
UA7'CI C A 'fV lli...h rnn.. -!..-.! !
,,,,7 bathn; run'B water; .
IV It Tliciia-rcr.
EdrjetOn Inn Centrally located nr. beach; .
.wine ser ice ; rap ou:
enhe-tra. hooklet J ALIIEItT HAHIIIS. I
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in v i.ippinncott I
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i Scarborough
The Mayberry Mn " wepiy. is.i ...
Hot'erHenryirriaiS!
umci uuy ubc Mrg Q H Hnry
OCKAN C.ROVi:. N. ,1.
THE SHELBURNE
New modprn hotel, hot and cold rmin'ir water
In evpry room, private baths. Orean Path
way, faring park and ndyn. V. f. H kviim
CAV1Z MAY, X. J.
COLONIAL HOTEL
Rpern" Wl'ii lltih nnnniii- Water
22d s. as m VC It CIU'IU'II
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THE WINDSOR. ncW-d"care "May's
' largest nnd lest.
123 rooms no baths.
Hates and literature
on applir aii.'Ii
It HAI.l'IN
m:.rn haven, n. j.
T HE ENGLES IDE
The br" rnrnbinttton of genuine 5p,isior
ff.tur'3 on th1 Atlantic Const Matchl"
fshing aillnit, hathlng. etc ocean and
ra . rnf leiini rourip. j
The F-npIenlile offern modern appointments
Kea and freah water private hatha. ttc. I
Orchestra Garage Hooklet.
R. F. KNOLR, MnmiJtrr. '
AIo The Colns;ton. West riilladrlphl.i
MONTCI-ATR. N. J.
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
MONTtXAIH. N. .1.
MOST nl'.t.MHITFUI.LY SITUATEn
KKSIDKNT1AI, HOTIX IN M;r
yiikk's sunrniis.
OPEN TUB CNTirtP: TKAn
FRKniniirK c. iiat.l rnnrAvt
AK110N. I'A.
Will take Mtmmer Hoarder In mj heautl
fnl farm home! kooi! food uiul flnp Inenllon
aUo prorlilo perinnnent homo for ase.l pro
pie v. ho tir vvlllinic tn pay for minions
(iAKUISN SI'OT -IAIJLH 1VATKB CO
Akrnn, Pa.
IJKVON, r.
Wynbume Inn P,",,"!" '-'n ep-
J daily derlrabla for hual.
ness men with families. Itooma with bath
at 'reasonable raiea Oanclnu Large
erounila. wide veranda Phone flerwyu 17.
" tinnvK.vhyii.LK; pa. "
Perkiomen Inn h , "? rl""ri.
(! Jl Carl
WAMHNOTON. I. ( .
Burlington Hotel
I.eia than five mlmitea from everythlnB
American and European Plans
431 Rooms, 222 Baths, $2 & Un
11 T MII.I.tJK Manaa.r.
VKANt'ONIA, N. II.
FOREST HILLS HOTEL c
Franconla (White Mountalna). N. H?"
Frank H. Abbott 4 Bon, Mananlni Props.
A thoroughly mederrt high-grade resort,
i Th -! loti fa hie. Unobtrusive .irui..
Eery outdoor recreatjon. Hasonnble ra.iV,
Bame man. Upland Terrac. jlethlehem. N.U.
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r.oniiAM, n. ii.
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NOW OPEN
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The Distinctive
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( hotels In the world. Modaat rates. J
wrlta for ouroooaioi witnquiaeto
iquldeto 4
tello-Hgc I
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historic piac, riuxosieno
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ni: :
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Vi,
Imente falllto, Dalle notlzie gtunte da
tuttl i punti della penlsola si rllera che
nessun grave dlsordlne ( e' doruto rej-
Istrare.
Itnina I carrl elettricl hanno fun
regolarmente, come pure II
servizln ferrovlnrio fu completo e rego
ilare, Tuttl gll oplfici e laboratorl sono
npertl e gll operal hanno rlpreso 11 con-
"""I" 1,"Tor,n' . ,
ill giornale "II Popolo Romano" in un
M10 .p-tjcnlo dice che mentre la Tonfe-
'derazione del Lavoro frani'ese ha riuun
ioiatn alio sclopero, I Labnristl d'lnghil
terra hanno celebratn snlennemente la
vittnrin, an.iche' sclnperare. Ne deduce,
'nulndi. che la manifestazlnne Interim -zinnale
nnn p' ctntn altro che un fii'sco
colnssnle. del quale le uniche vittime
pnnn SIMM gll iijirr.ti luiiiuui i fin turn
proprin cletrimento.
II ginrnnln asserlsce che le massp'
snnn state sempre nsfill nlln scinpero e
che la maggioranita di qunnti vi linnnn
nderito vi sonn stnti costrctti dalle in-
limiilnzioni
Paint that's
laid on with
a reputation
Every brushful of paint on
a Wilson job is laid on with
tho idea that it must give the
utmost in paint satisfaction
that is, must be both good
looking and good-wearing.
Our 6R years' experience and
reputation is your nssurance
that the job will be right.
Rend for our booklet
"Character in Tainting."
WILSONS
SGOD PAfflm
ESTABLISHED 1851
JaS.S.Wnscfl&Son.Inc
4-4 N. 7th.
''"'"' "' rrrltM Services
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL I
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Orrluna Aug. !)
Carmania Aug. 20 ,
Ordunn Sept. 13 I
r-irimnin Sent W
,1-armania oepi. -l'!V
NEW YORK to SOUTHAMPTON
Aquitania July 2fi i
Mauretania Aug. 30
Maurctiinia
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HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
d..1 ",.. T..1,. etc
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Pnvol Hooicro Am, sn
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Caronia Aug. 9
I'awin n
Caronia
Sept. 13
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
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Clh anil Wealey Mi. ! HAVRE and LONDON
-Araxonia Aug. 20
i. s m:iD. NEW YORK to GLASGOW
Columbia Aug. 30
NEW YORK to PIRAEUS
pannonia Aug. 28
BOSTON to GLASGOW
Scindia Aup. 16
PHILADELPHIA to LONDON
Vennonia July 25
Vennonia Sept. 6
PHILADELPHIA to AVONMOUTH
Venusia Aug. 5
Vcnusia Sept. 13
Philadelphia-Bristol (UZ )
Direct Service Pier lfi South
1300 WALNUT ST., TniLADELrHIA
State Bank of Phila.
Fifth and Bainbridpe Sts.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
Brooks Steamship
Corporation
Regular Sailings From
Philadelphia and New York to
Copenhagen
Gothenburg
Christiania
Helsingfors
Hamburg
Danzig
S. S. THALA July 25
S. S. AIRLIE July 30
S. S. BIRCHLEAF August 6
Full cargoes to any European
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Full Brokerage Paid
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NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES
I Ilatarla, fiamaranit, Soerabala, Macassar
Kallins dntes and rates on application.
S. S. BILlilTON S. S. BOERAKAKTA
S.S. BINTANG S.S.TJISALAK S S.NIA8
J, D, Hpreckcls IlroN. Co., Geo. Alia.
Offlc. 2 Plna St.. Ban Kranelv
N T. OIBca. 17 B Atery PI H. E. Uurnatt.Art.
Merchants & MinersTrans.Co.
Steamera leave pier 18 S. Delaware Ave.,
Philadelphia. (Telephone, Lombard 1000) for
BOSTON Wed.. Sat., 6 P. M.
SAVANNAH m. bp.m.
JACKSONVILLE m. 6 p.m.
Attractive vatsenrer. and frelht rates.
Full Information nn request,
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hanno recentemente conclusa un'alle
anza contro H Jugo'-Blavla,
Sembra, pero', che, e untale aceor
do sla stato effettuatfi, dovra' essere
ratlflcato da un altro del presente
Ooverno Itallano, polche' II messaglo
aggiungp che 11 trattato fu stlpulato e
firmato da Vlttorlo Kmanuele Orlando,
capo del passata Gabinetto Itallano.
Per la Rumenia nvrebbe firmato II
rrlmn Minlstrn Bratlano.
L'ltnlia e la Rumenia rlmasero In
soddisfatti con l'nttltudlne della Ton
fereti7.il della Pace a Pnrigl, rlgiiardo
la questione del contini verso la Jugo
slavia e, purtuttavla, firraaro'nn II trat
tato di pace con la Germania, compren-
dente In statuto ppr la Lega dellc
jnJ,onj
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box, forge bottle of Liquid
and can of: Powder
trjjyjUf
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People of refinement everywhere,
whether they prefer a li'quid, a
powdcrorapaste.areturningwith
oneacconUotlicworlU'sbestana
best-knowa dentifrice
Jhwdont
At your dealers
IN MKMMtlAM
inii.'?r,yFi'.'r,ll lolng memory of .10
SEriU.Vfi RADCUFF, who ilier) July 22.
lP'li. Hl'SHANIJ AND I'HILDHEN
Batlrs
2S ,?! JJiry Andersen, aced 70 Relnthes
2m Jl1 -nds. Sorlefy f Amerlran I'lorlsls.
?J ,?', lub r which he waa a member
l"V,!"',Vn '""e"1 """Ires. Wed . -J..ln p. m .
V".,.,). no'laml "" In' Ml Mnrlnh I'em
l.eniains may he ilened Tuts . 8 in in
P m Auto serire
.I'AIN July 20. MATIMiA 1,. widow nf
i,i?.A '.,nln Sr Kelalla and friends
mlted to funeral. Wed s 3(1 a m . ap.irt
mentf of Andrew Hherfs Sons. "5S S 4th
at. Maes of reqiilsm SI Malachy's Chiirr'n
1" a m Int private. Nfw Cathedral rem.
Aum roriPg Remains mav lie eM
Tiies 7 to in n m
, IlRTSl-H ., ; HF.I.KNA M. dauth
."n'S ,nnn ' n,l Maedalena nelseh
JReil 20 Relail., an, frlpndi Oerman He.
rnrmed hun h nnd Sunda. Sehnnl Sorlen
rinu employes of Prandle nillh Hulled
lo funeral Thlira n n, !., r..l
denre Mrs. I'harle's Schmlilt.' 274:. Ash l .
K.5"i'urlr ,n' Oerman rteformed Ground
llrldesburc llenialns im he lewed Wed
-- in in p. ni
"'AeVB Juh If), V1M,IAM V. PI.ASE.
JKfd S3 P.elatlves and frlenda Inilled tn
funeral sen lees. Wed. 2 p- m . 20fifi K
1 ".VxTl? -".'. .,nt Private Odd Vellona Cem,
u' rtnu.iMA
.Tnlv on AVr" .... owl.,,.-
of .I.nift, an.t r-...... .... n. I ... re-l..
.Ive, and friends Incited to funeral "Thurs
f...", m,' S"1"JX P"r nM', ","
'he stnut st. Mass of solemn requiem St
hn rlea norromeo in a. m Int. New Cathe-
' amprell -Julv in. cecema. dauah-
lCr,,,n' '"hn nd Annie Campbell (nee Me.
v '.'i1, SB5d..l7- Relatives and friend, n.
M Sodality of St Fran.-ls d- Asilsl
t nun-n lnltM lo funerHl. Wf-rl art n.
Pirntu' renlfienr-. 40 K ''Innlrr !t .
I.tnlniin (.nlomn ran.(n. C
nerm..nton
ratirlft di- A.fl I'hnrch 1 it a rn I.. t trt..
Sepulchre rem
.. VA'A1! .N.,5.r Me.'ford N J. Julv "0.
MARIAN KTHEU diuirhter of William R.
and Mahl T riark need 1!) Rlalle, nnd
friends invited lo funeial residence, near
Mt'lfori N; J , Thurs . 2 p m Inl Med
ford, N J Friends may rail Weil es
Autos lll meet trains lenvlns Market st
fern. Phil.. 10 30 a m and .Mt. Hollv
.- ,n .i ni ni .Menroro
CONN Julv 1'A. WAHRF.N I
Klla J and late Uenrce s conn
sen of
Hirpd 4fi
a nu Th..r
frlenila mav view remain at Si Michael a
rh!r.&?.JJrl!M'' p Thura Hilda m
i-RlTTnN-DRN- At the ProsbMerlan Mn.
Irlal. Julv 20 OLIVIA Ma-noNVK,l,. wf.
of i;dvari1 VV rrlttep.dn. Kuneral erlc,s
)' J,r'."1 m lnl" r'arraaut terrace
t Phlla Inl private
DAGGBT Jilb IS. Rev PHTHR F DAr,.
GKT. rector of the Aeumptton H V M.
wiuiiu, ,vir i,rn. Lnesier co , ra n
Relatives and filends Invlled to funeral s.rv- July ,w' 1r,V-"Mnh, '..' nulmi"1.3I "l"i Key-
Ices. Oak View. Delaware .nuiitv P.. n"r' nB?V', Kelatlve. nnd friends. Amal-
Tues 7 30 p m Int. .MrCulloch's Mill. Ba mated Swlelf of Knglneera and employss
CRKSSMAX - Jii y v ,1 AM 1 VAI f P R R. Invited to funeral. Wed.. 11
I.ACE CHESSMAN age.l 72 Relalivei and ,'n ' ,?1S, lMMn aVe" c- Int. Brl-
frlends Invited to services Wed in ",V 'e Harlelgh Cem
mo si..!... ... cliF"' ..I."1.. " 2.. " nnWKH Suddenly, at Ocean C!lt V
erenrt e'erm' relative? anil frl.nrt. ,. , SANKKT Suddenly. Julv gn, HARRY
tn funeral? 'Wed Aaeumntlon I? v M rrushand nf late Ella K Sankey Dua
Church West Oro'va Pa filvlS. nfflcV n "Vn notice of funeral will he Klven from S30 N.
am Solemn maVa o? renu ?m lft " "' Atlantic City papera copv,
Int Hoi v ?., Com AutS ,Jr-J. T,.T' RCHAFFKR July 5ft MARTS. RCHAF
leaved Iirold St SutloV'p "n ' Ta X FK (ne, Callahan), w-ldow.of Edward Schaf.
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DAVIS.-July 2(1. MART J.. rtauRhtpr of
vj-ui5r . una .-viainaa cnn'II nali. TiMa
rm t-r'iIi. ,.r .""' '"' . l-crmvnnd
7 ,V. in J ,r"lrt"i. iu-e .
rJ.11 Kr,lS JVlv 'J-' ;'9HN huah.nd nf
Suean Dlckaon (nee Xeelv) Relatlvea and
friend member, of Trinity Preabv Church
npn Frankford ave. Int private North
lenar mil cem Omit flowers
DIEMER July 10, RKl'HK.V R hus
nand nf late Frederick Dlemer and eon of
late George and Mary Dlemer. aced B"
Relative and frlenda Invited tn funeral
services Wed 2.3.1 p m L'l.lll N 3nth t
hit private WestmlnMer Cm Remain
mav he viewed Tues eve
n01,I.Sl'li;- l V, Riinnrm.M. V I
July L'l i iTHIIHINK. wlilmv nf (ls,-.i'r Drill- i
eehej-k. ace.l ll IllallM- and friend in-I
,.i;. ... ..,..irt.. hut, . ip m. t-on.in-
law a residence. John II Rowers Jr Run
nemede X J S rvl.es at home Int Chewa
M E Cem. Train leaves Chertnut at ferrv
11 a m Friends may call Wd after X
p m
DORAN. At 100 S lnth ., t..,.. ,,
JOSEPH INOERSOI.I. DORAN. 'Du. notTce
of funeral will be fflven
UL'tTV. JUIV ill, SUSAX. Wlfa of
Thomas Duffy and daughter nf Mary Mullen
Inea Diamond) nnd lato Thomj Mullen
Relatives and friend, all societies of vvhlch
he was a member, invited to funeral Thurs
8 30 a m. 20- S Clarion .1 Solemn
requiem mas Church of the Epiphany 10
a m. 'nt llolv Cross Cem Auto service
EDWARDS Near .Mt Hollv X J Julv
IP. JEHU W HOWARDS aped S3. Re,,.
tlves and friends Invited to funeral Wed
4 p. m . Smlthvlllo-Jarksonvillo road near
Mt Holly. N. J Int. Mt Holly Cem Autos
will meet train leaving Market et ferrv
Phlla. 2 24 p. m al Mt Holly "'
FAl'I.KNER Al Norwood Pa Julv 'n
MARIE E PAVI.KXnrt. d-tushter "of
Thomas G and Annie A raulkner (nee
Kans) Relatives and friends, n V M So
dality l.ealrue nf lha Sacred Heart of St
Gabriel's Church and enmlova of II K
Mulford Laboratory invited in funeral
'Ihura. Mn 1 m. parents' residence ii3-
Mohawk ave , Norwood Pa Hieh requiem
mass St Gabriel's Church 10 a mint
Holv Cross Cem. Auto funeral
FBLDSTEAN Julv 20. at A Mantle Cltv,
X J . SVI.VKSTBR. husband of Selma Feld
atenn (nee Lovvensteln). Due notbe of fu
neral will be plven
FERGUSON Inly 21. ROHEr.T HAST
ING husband of May Lovv-her Ferauson and
sou of Nathaniel H and Hannah M Fer
euson aged 3 Relatives and friends In
vlled tn aeriices Wed. S j. m.. parents'
lesldenc. 3.W! Arcll st Int. Lakeside Cem.
FIELDS July 21. MARGARET CECELIA
FIELDS (nee Hovel, wife of John J Field,
Relatives and friend Invited to funeral.
Thurs. R.30 a m. (1121 Catharine st So
.:' ..i. d te iv..ii.,.. iii l .. .
IJOVer. I'ri , inui.
and Cedar st... 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross
F1TZPATRICK July 19. ELSIE, wife of 10th at. and Oermantovvn ave. Phlla. Serv
Phlllp Fltzpatrlrk ..Relatives. nd friends i tees and Int. (lreenwlch.O.
In-lted to funeral Wed. 8:30 a m.. 1)214 i WILSON July 20, FRANKLIN, husband
V i.rt.lstnek Si
lnitnaci.late Conception, Germantown. 10 a.
i "1"D" i-imicn oi me
m in. privmn
GILMER. Julv 20. THOMAS W. J . son
nf William and late Sablna Gilmer and
grandson of Thomas and lata Sablna Hoban
Funeral in which relatives and friends in
vited Wed . 8.S0 a. m . .1102 Spruce at.
Solemn mass nf requiem Church of St.
Francis de Sale. 10 a. m. Int. Xew
Cathedra) Cem.
OlMMI July 10. GEORGE W. husband
nf Mary C Uimml (nee Fisher) aged 50.
Relatives and friends. Patternmakers' Asso
of Phlla . Court Cohocksink. Xo. 142 F
of A : Quaker City Conimandery, No. 422.
Knight nf Malta. Yonah Trlhe V, 11 r
O. R M; employe, of E G. Hudd Mfs7. Co..
Invited to funeral eervlces. Wed.. 3 p. m
OB i -i?in si. ini private, ill. 1'eace
Cem Remains may ba viewed Tuea.. after
7.30 p m
HAOAX July 10. CATHERINE, widow
nf Edward Hagan (nee Trainer), aged R8.
Relatives and friends Invited lo funeral,
Wed.. 8.30 a in , 20O4 X, Waterloo at. High
mass Church of th Visitation 10 m. Int
Holy Sepulchr Cem. Auto funeral.
HALTER July SO. FRANK husband of
Frederick Halter (nee Ehrlnc). aged 53.
Relatives and friends Blumenthal Bene
ficial Society Germania Castle. Xo. 174. K
of O E. . Wurtenbergtr Grenadier Co. John
F Betx Beneficial Society, all societies o(
which ha wa. a member. Invited to funeral.
Wed., 7:30 a m . 1(15 W Dauphin at Re
qulem mass St, Bonlfaclu:' Church 0 a. m,
Int. private
HART July 20. AXXIE M.. wife of
John it Hart Relatives und friend. In
vited ui funeral .ervlc., Wed , 3 p. m.,
2518 X. 29th it Int. private. Friends
m.v call Tue.. ev-
HARVEY July 20, DAXIEL C . hu.
band of Elizabeth Harvey. Friend, and em.
ployes American Railway Expre.s Co, In
vited to view remain. Wed., after T p. m ,
5345 S. Lambert at. (20th and RitneT), Strv.
ices, aim mv v.ii.ui'm.. .. j
.t AS, - . ,f
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DEATHS ;
. HATS. Julr 81. HENRIETTA M. HATS,
, H'-fST July IB. WILLIAM M., eon of
! William N. Hint. Relattii and frlendf,
Phlla Lodre. No. 890. nrothertiood of Rail
y Cltrki, Invited to funeral, Wed., 3 p..
m., 126 S (IBth it Int South Laurel Hfit
i em. Frlendi may view remains Tuea., T
to 9 p. m.
0kHCiI''UN?R,,BArJ. On board trar!Tort
MltfjJJl?- Seventh Month th. of iineumoiila.
BMVOOU ROdKR HOLUNOSHEAD, 1011 of
f.lwood and Lydla Roiter Holllnahead. ated
S.L-. "elntlvef and frlenda Invited to funeral.
Thlrd-day 2:30 p. m.. Frlendi' Meetlne
Ilouae Mooreftown. N. J Int. Weitfleld
Train leaves Market at. ferry. Phlla 1:JS
p in Trnlleja lea Camden every nf
hour for Mooreitown.
HORNK Jull 50. ALICE A., wife of
P."''1,. A uMOrn' nd daughter of John and
Ida Miiachell. aged 11V Relntlvea ind friend.
Invited in service., Frl . 2 r. m 1030 8.
Ithan srlnt. Arllnaton Cem
.tt'NNF.. July 50, ANNIB M., wife of
, unripe u. junne. iteianvea and frlenda
invurn in services, inure.. 3 p. rn.. N
ror. Water and South an. Remain, i
W,
n VI
Cem.
b viewed Wed., 8 to 10 p. m. Int. Eden
KKITIt .Tlllv 1ft START- tT ,. .
Judsnn V Keith .Relntlvea and 'friends In.
yRed to funeral. Wed,, 8:30 a. tn.. 211T 8.
n. Solemn reoulem mat, St Monica",
Church in a m. Int, private,
viiuiiii j' o (ti. llll, ITI VHIB,
i-,iPiJiL'Y'TV,Vil "."ARRV. huaband of
W nnd Mary kelly Funeral, tn which the
leUtHea nnil friends an Imlted Wed., 11T
Morris el. Mas, nf reoulem Church of tha
Sacred Heart 9:30 a. m. Int Holy sepule.hr,
t em.
KRRIDAN At Winn. ro T..I- m
IJ10. MILDRED ANDERSON POST, wf.
e' I.leutenant A. M. Kerln, Jr.. aB4
Ttuni"" "' ir ana lira, wi am Tost.
i jervue. and Int private at parent,' re,l-
.j-ii,., ni i-iiuvrnienre oi me rnmily.
ofK.M)hTJ-T-Lu,'i' V- JtWF.LDO.V. husband
or Klhel klnlt (nee tloianl anil son nf
, 7"S5f i" n1 iSSv SlSSleSaJ
w-'ij IV1 'm't "private. Frl'n4' mly clJI
,,.,.' - 7T "ffl4"r ?D; Jg;
I tie nntlre nf ftinprtil u-Ht h. .. '
MAJOR tuly in DEriORAH A. Trldo
i of riev William .r.iJor, of Phlla MB.
Assn. nf Ministers' Wlvea of M. E. cW
ferenee, Inilted to funeral services. 1445
, MoHahTeT " ' W'd' 2 P' m'
nf1!V'A.!?M.0M-7r,July ", JAMBS, husbanij
1 "L1"? fary MeClarnon (nee McKeevtr) anJ
son of late liernard ahd Susan MeClarnon,
El.rJ"h "f,r.nr"flenone, County Antrim. Ire
land Relatives and friends lnvltsd tn fu-
aolemn requiem mam St. IMwaM'B Church
10 a. m. Int New Cathedral Certi Auto
MeCAl'I.Ky July 21. JOHN, son of
.lamea and Marparet MeCouley formerly of
PhnenUvllle Pa Relatives and frlsnds In
vited to funeral, Thurs . 7.30 n m. rM.
dene? nf brolher-ln-law. John MrColIourt,
1.12 Incerseli at. HlKh renulem mas,
i hurrh of the riesu 9 a. m Int Holy Cms,
( em Aulo funeral.
MKItl'KR riled of wounds In France,
Aim 11. 1811. Private WIMIETIT MERCER,
aKed 20, son of William nnd Margaret Mer
ler (nee Italian), 3024 Aspen ,t, Relative,
and friends, Co. I,. 111th Infantry. 28th
Division. Invited to solemn requiem man
St. Atrntha'a Church Wed. 10 a; m.
MKRKTO luly 10. I.OL'IS F S.. hui
hand of Rosaline E Jlereto. Relative, ana
friends. Phlla Council. No lilfl. K. nf C:'
Catholic Phllopatrlan Literary Institute. )n.
lterl to funeral. Wed . s -30 a m.. 310 N.
lnth si Solemn mass at Cathedral 10 a. m.
Int Hnlv Cross Cem uto. funeral
NOI.RN Suddenly. Julv 21. nt Polyellnle
Ilnsplial, (IHOROn A NOUIN. Due notlca
of frneral will he Rlen.
OCONNEI.I, Julv 111 HELEN MARIE,
wife of John J O'Connell and daughter of
Catherine and late Thomas Doyle Relatives
and friends imlted to funeral Thurs. 8:30
a m mother's residence. l.S.fll N Alder at
Solemn hlch requiem mass SI Malachy's
church lo a. m Int Holy Cross Cem Auto
funeral
PERKS July 21, HENRY B husband of
Ciertrude Perks and son nf Thomaa and late
Marian Perks, aged 38 Relatives and
frlendi. memhers nf William Penn bodge.
No 3d. K of P . Richard Baxter's IjOdgre.
No R'2. nojer Pons of St Cieorse Rrusiel
Wilton Weavers' Union, Invited to funeral.
Wed . 2 p m.. Steel.nan'a Chapel. 3031 Ken
sington ave Int. Northwood cem Remains
may be viewed Tues after 7pm
PFITIKFKR. Julv 20. HERMAN 1 hus
band of Anna Pfelffer (nee Holllday). .Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral servlcea,
Thur-s.. 2 p m.. 3213 N 2.1th at. Int prl
ate. Mt Pence Cem. Remains may ba
lewed Wed . 7 tn n p . m
PFEIFKER July 20. MARIE (nee Dla
rolf). widow of Frederick Pfelffer aged (In.
Relatives nnd friends Ponemah Council,
No. " r of P Imp O. M il . Invited to
funernl. Wed 3.3n p. m . residence of son-in-law.
Oliver Pntton 372S N. 7th st Int.
Orenmounl Cem
Pt'NT July 20. HENRT H husband of
late Augusta Punt. Due notice of funeral
will be Bl.cn from ."31 Queen at
Rnil.I.Y. At 271 S 11th st Julv 21.
KATHARINE tlEH.I,T. Relatives and
frlenda Invited to mass at St. John's Church,
Thurs 7am Int Danville. Pi. Friends'
mnv lew remains Wed eve . Oliver H.
I iair ism? iM'ii . neainui si
m-Y.-.l.H. ounurniy. ai uc-an . ilv. i. j..
.1 .Tulv 10. THOMAS T and CHARLES T
REVNEP. his eon. Due notice of funeral!
will he irlven
nnoNi:v julv ;i Margaret. idn
of Patrick M Rooney (ne Rellly) Relatlrea
pnd frleml and Rnearv. Altar and SacrM
Heart Snclrt. nf St Monica's Church. In
vited to funeral Krl S.30 a m 1504 Rt--ner
at Solemn maas nf reoulem Church of
St Monica 10 a m Int Holy Croa Cem
fn
nr-lftllvfl nncl frlendn. Iacua nf trm
Sncrnl Hari ana i. v. m soaamy or st.
Tlmnuia Ann. nap Church, invited to funeral.
ti 3il a m Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto
pervl.-v
SKA I. Julv 21. EMM TIALDEMAX.
wife nf Gnrpe Thomas Seal 1010 Clinton
st and dauchter of late Samuel and Eliza
beth Thnmpon Davis Relatives and frlenda.
Invited to services. Thurs, 1 p. m . Oliver
H. Ralr Rids. 1S20 chestnut st. Int. pri
vate. Mt Hope Cem.. Del. co , Pa.
SMITH. On July 20. 1010. IDA MARION
SMITH wife of Georare D Smith and daugh
ter nf Ida and lata T Joseph Devennev
and belnved srranddauahter of late Robert
M and Harriet A Marvel, aped 20 Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral service.
Thurs 2 p.' m at late- residence ?2'n S.
clarion st Int private. Fernvvood, Cem.
Friend mav call Wednesday eve.
SMITH At the Tracv 3th and Chet
1 ui H . Julv 2(1 MARGARET TAYLOR
SMITH (nee Sturkertl. wife of Charles W
Smith Services Tnurs . 2 30 p. m. Oliver
H Ralr Rldr. 1R20 Chestnut at. Int pri
vate. Laurel Hill Cem '
SMITH Julv 20. MILTOX. son of Mil
ton n and Ellle Smith Relatives and
friends Rnader Social. Invited to funeral.
Thurs 2 p m parents' residence. 4fl2ft
Oreemvav ave Int Mt. Morlah Cem. Re
mains inav he viewed AVed S to 10 p m.
PN-YDER July 10. at Atlantic City. X.
1 YnVA c M SXYDER. late of SsO X.
"Oth t wife of Frank Snyder and daughter
of late Conard and Caroline Grau Relatives
and friend. Philadelphia Chapter. No 8.
O E S Invlled to funeral services. Graca
Raptlst Temple Rroad and Berks ste.,
Thurs ,2pm Int private. Mt. Vernon
C''!n viil'TPn tnlv 50. J TOWNSENTJ
VINMBTER. aed 0. Relatives and frlenda.
S Paul's Lodae Xo 481. F and A. M.I
Philip R Schuvler Post No. Rl. O. A R.:
PoiitBict Tribe. No J45- I .O. U M and
services' Wed IP rn 7 21 1 I.akevd.w drlvV
f'onincsvvnod. N J Int. HarlelKh Cm
Frien.l mav ea I Tues . after 7 p. m.
WU.SII -July 20. MART E daughter of
lames and Catherine Walsh (nee Cafterty).
ReVatHes-and t.lends n V M Sodality.
teaVue of the Sacred Heart and Altar and
nosarv fvoclety of Si Elizabeth's Church.
?7mptev of the Standard Dental Mf.
Co Invited In funeral Wed R.S0 a m..
parents' residence, 1R31 X 23d st. Solemn'
fifth ran. 1 f renulem St Elizabeth's Church
1(1 am Int Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto
,UWARD Near Riverside. X. J. July 20.
IS Vac J WARD aaed Id Relatives and
friends. Mooreslovvn Council . Xo. 113. O. U.
A M of Moorestovvn Invited to funeral,
weci "" n m.. near Riverside. X. J. Srv
leeY at" Arbury M. E. Church 3:30 p. m.
Int f!hur.'hyard.
wlVJ',AvVniMiT P, hi
I July 21. ALHMt I J11
Williams (nee Davenport),
. . i ahss nmnlnK lr I
enurenvHru. -,.,.- -
VIIU ll.ltlll., -.. j,t
husband of Mary A.
t). aced 4". Relative
emploves Prudential Insurant
Co.. may view remain. Tue. . n. W ,
' n( Mary c """' i'TO ,,,,,, ".'
Uvea and frlenas iniriimiiuii.i union Dim
in,T Operating Engineers, No. 447. I
?o funeral services. n21 E. Wlldey
Thurs 2 P. m., Int. lvergreen
Invited
av.,
Cem.
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ALTER.
Fntm'prW"- 'of"' Cti,iT lm Ctm- 0ra'
h.i.hand of E zanetn Worcester (nee Bot
SI' Tand son of Albert B and Catherln. i
C Worcester. Sr aged 23. Relative, ad -;
i... Invited to funeral services. Wed.. J I
friends lnvu''', ',. ,nS7 E -.ik.,.".
fl0WREXN.-July 10. PATRICK., son ot "
Thornaa and late Xor Wrenn (nee Hart- 1
"ett.. .,..,...- nnA friends, nivl.inn T i
I Ireland
A- O. II
l.lmericK unaroi, an societies oc -v
....- a n,en,Ker fnLH, A . ..
eve l-ranRlOl". t.v .. ", w ieurgo
n- Yevvdali Relatlvea and frlind. Invited
' .,.rl service.. Wed 2 P. m.. resldcnc
CL-'hich he was a member. Invited to fu- '
ncrai. "v'i- R:!", V. nt, William Sfurphv'. v
Residence. 2743 N Garnet st. Solemn high
Knulem mass St Columba' Church 10 .
requiem m y gepuichro Cem. Auto funeral S
mYEWDALL -July 1, at 1T Frankford,
of mother-ln-'avv Mr. Annie Yewdall, 7114 A
Van Dyke t
Tacony, Int, private, ,Mag-
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