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WIVIFT RFVfll TinMi MAGYARTR??si0SECITY
OUVILI IvLVULU I lUll Raiding Party Expelled After Cap
-. mm et iiimi turlng Thloreslopel
PDDQ Pfl Q AW A "" A""' -' -
iTlllr A lllhil-.M Ulf iM . lltsnrlnn IrrWciitUt ore nuln a-Uc
Ullll U JUUU ULniirVun thr lYonlinti front ioc. onordluc to
tnilrh,-r. rrrrlvnl Iitc. Miigynr troopi
. - - ' PDtrcil T!tlorp"ioirl un Anril 1J ttndnt-
,,.., , . ii'nckcil the city Riinnl. kllliti two nml
HuiUlrOtls OT Persons Reported uountlluj; live suimNmon. After a
..it I prions lislit llip Mrx.vhi-. vpm driven
Killotl by Machine Guns m on1 invticntionof thr incident i.mii
, . . lii ind'untc tho mid a tlir remit of n
Streets Of Belgrade plot liatclinl in Iulniot
DIPLOMATS BLAME ITALIANS
l$ tlin Asouiiated I'iiv
Ignition. April 'J7. A UoWihwI. ret
olution ha' brokrn out in .lug" Siatia
aj ii Central Nev dltat li from
Home, auotinp Trle-t ml ire to t iir
McvnRgero of tliflt eitt Mnrliine Run
linte been broushl Into :ki!ii m l-el-Kvade.
tvlierf hundreds are aid to Imm
been Mnin
Ten firilinlis were Killed and twentt
one tvoiltnled in n utnflh't bettteen
utriker mid ciulnvines nt l.aibiu'li in
eordluK to thi .Iiiro-MIhv prp.s bureau.
The rtrikers attemnted to bold a pro
hibited nieetiin: nnd the polbe Mir
rniitideil and nt tempted to diatui tlmin.
Therelipoli. the inesMge states, the
rouiiiiunlst leader. tJoloud. 'iil'ed n
general tribe. tthleli took effort itn
bioillntelv.
Onieinl .1nso-SI.lt inn itiiirer lir.-f
rc tmt nlnrined uter teport of letolu
tionarv troubles, and deMare diplomatic (
dl3patehe- front llelarade eterday ind.- ,
rated nntbinc ninNs. The lrlet repot t
if nti tiprisiiiR is nttribuied to "a far
tion of troulile-niakhv; Italian, who
urn seekinc to embarrass the im,cudiOR
ltiilo-Serbinu negotiation "
Itiicliarest. April U7 ' ll.t A. V
ISus.siiin -soviet roops tould rather ut
priliR rops than ?o into battle, and
this ttas one of the reaous 'or the
fnilure ot the offemlvi' aRiUi't the
I'oli-h front, in th oomion of Simon
I'etlura. peasant leader of 1 kiMine.
He spent a (-hort time Here on hi
way from eastern (Jalicia to the I'rastie
ronferenee. nud nid the hottai;e of,
men to work on KiissUq farms had
resulted in tvholesale desettion from
the soviet army. !
"Those ttlio remained tvith the Itol- i
hevik eolors." he said, "sot the spritis
fever nnd quit fuhtinjr "
PER 1 AC RD
ITALO-JUGOSLAVO
Scialoia e Trumbitch s'lncon-
trano a Nizza e Discutono la
Questione Aclriatica
P.iilmaslcr ()pn-rl
Pnl.l's' t' Tiit b .trituit"! I'nder
rrtiMn no. ait
HIT on 1li at tha Trsloftlc 'f Vhlts
Po'lmatr Gnral
Nan ICpiihi. J7 nprile l.n sistemn- I
Kiotio rielln nu'-xtione Adriatn-n tin
ritalii e hi .IiiKOslnvin e" vtatn dleusa
in una riunione uvvenutu. ieri. in Xi..a. '
tra il Ministro per kU AlYari Kten I
d'lti'ia. tin. Seialoia. e Anton Tnitii
bit. Ii. inuiMro l"'f s'i nfiari et.-ri del.i
.litgoslavia.
tjiinudo Tiumbitrh la-" i" x.: ..a.
dop" il iolloo.tiio di me s-opia i -.:
i-he i due ministn atevatio de. ' di
iniontiursi miovamcc!" t'ra btee n,
Strea. sul I.iiko MoKRiore.
Lonilia. -' uprdo.-l'ii dispai . io alia ,
(Vntrnl Net. da Uoma. atintin.ia Mie
una nvoluzioue bolsceviea o eoipia a
in .liiROslnvia seiondo notino perveuut
ill Trieste nl siornale "II McssiiRReu
l.e mitracliatriei arebboro Riu in
HJilone in IlelRiado. ov -i ulr- in
eentiimia di person.- cai-ebbero state m
. ise. r.itali rivolti- sarebbero s oppuit'-inn-lie
a Laibnth e Asram.
Nelle vfeie iiffiiinli jiigoMnvr ih fill
U. S. SIRONG IRISH ;
ALLY, SAYS BISHOP
American Senate's Declaration
of Sympathy Spells Freedom,
Declares Primate '
ll Hie Associated Press
Nrnafiti, Irelantl. April L'7.--lteser-rations
to the unity of Versailles,
toiopled in the lulled Stales Senate ou .
Manli IS, bj tvhK-h the bod.t weut on'
ru rd as sj oipntlii.liiR with Ireland,
a'pl derlatitiR she should lie ndnp!tted to
the I.eiiRiie of Nations ns soon as -elf- ,
Roteriimeilt Is attained, "recistered the
math of tyiann.t in Itetaiid. said Jlou
siRtmr Michael Kouarl.t. hijhop of Kll '
laloe. in a sermon here, lie declared
tin impoitaiice of the action of the
Netiatc "lonhl not be overstated." nml ;
that it ".ipplied the principle of free
(.1)111 to lieland." '
"If Ireland had had one dnj 's test
fiotn the rcipn of tenor lie "ilffcfcd."
he ilc-larcd. "tie would have celebrated
tvltli solemn ervic(s in etcry i-hiirch j
IhrotiRliotit the land that declaration ol I
America. Hut in her manacles, from
dunueous and from nbute the ginvrs!
ol her martyred dead, she saluted the I
Uient people of America for this dec- ,
Iflrntion of syiupani nnd hone in her
natioual strtlRRle.
"She rejoiced, not unit f.n- her own
.r.ke. but foi the sake of justice mid
honest truth. She rejoiced th'-ie ta
still oue tuition ttlioso tvar IhiR was not
interlaced with vile bpocri.t. With
si. eh a mighty ally. Ireland can afford
io hide her time in calm conlidenrc.
t nited. resolute and determined, it is
otilv a matter of a short time mm!
t'rnnny is overthrown and national ins
In e is made triumphant "
REPORT CARRANZA
FORCES DESERTING
Americans Wishing to Leave:
Mazatlan District Taken . j
Away on Steamor j
Ity (lip Associated 1'ress
Wasliliiftou. April 27. More defec
tions Moui the Mexican federal army
and unrest in various parts of llie re
public were reported In the Mexico t'ity
nettsiiape'rs yesterday. General Salvn-,
dor Conzales and his entile garrison at
I'uatla. in Moielos. wete veported to
linvr cone over to the rebels, while
Colonel I.npex. titli a veRlment of cat--nlrt
at I'liiap.ui. In lichoacan. also
were said Io have icbelled.
I'iRlillns vas reported at San .luan.
Nm-vo r.eon : Maplml. Durnnso ami
llaiubo Nueto. near Tainpleo. The fod
oi nl Riittisbii nl Mont-'iey is belns re
enforced. (Senernl Alniazati. command
ing a lehel force in Tatnaillipns. was
said to be menacing the town of Uet -tinsii
in that state,
Kailwat rompiunicatioii between
Monterey and Torreon has been inter
fered with li the cutting of the Hue ul
lliiinos liv rebel futecs. Kederal troops
at Casus tlrandes hi ('hlhuahua. were
picpariiiR to liiari'h ou ARita Trieta.
The State Detiaitment hns becu ojli
ciallt advised 1 lint the steamer Sena
tor left Mazatlan ou April -P with
eight -six passengers. Including nil
Americans in that neighborhood who
wished to leave.
John l.iud, former g vcrnor of Mm
nc-otii. described today to the Semite
committee investigating Meiieau af
fairs Ins efforts as a special enussaty
of I'lcident Wilson to gel the late Vic
torinno llueitn to abdicate his potvoi
as dictator in Mexiio and allow a new
gut eminent to be set up there in 101!
"Mt objeit. in cm ding to my iustrul
tions. was to briug about an adjust -ii-ent
before the ceulcmliiig powers." lie
said, "so that the country uii.ld have
peice and a de facto government to be
set up which tho United States could
recognize."
"Thai Involved the elimination of
Utterta, did il notV" he was asked.
"cot netessaiily. Jlr, i.inil re
spouded.
MILLINER SUES QUEEN MARY j
Four-Dollar Balance on Hat Bill Is
Casus Belli '
Iondon. April 27. Queen Slary was
today served with notice of n .law fctiitl
filed by her Hond street milliner toc-1
cover ijcl balance on a hat bill.
Six months ago the queen paid her1
aeooutit. deducting 84, declaring It was
erroneously charged against her.
, As the queen is not immune from legal
processes as Is her royal husband, it Is1
expected she will pay rulber than nuder-
go publicity.
PRINCE OF WALES HALTED
Plans for New Zealand Trip Disar
ranged by Strike
lndon. April 27. (Hy A 1M
Arrangements for the tpur of New 5Cea
land by the Prince of Wales, who ar
rived at Auckland recently, on the
btittte cruiser llcuown on his Austral
Ian trip, were disarranged by the sud
den declaration of a strike of the rail
way worker., sayd n Central News ills'
patch front Auckland today. The ilau
were for Iho prluro lo start his rounds
of New Zealand during the day.
" ' ;
It was discovered. v. il. .7
lhat the engine of tuV ,"c,
governor Rencral, the Karl m t Vw
had jicun tauu evefi with ,r,frHi,
"DANDERINE"
Stops Hair. Coming Out;
Doubles Its Beauty.
Honolulu. Apul 7 -illj A. I i
Kelnforceiuents of Japanese tioops at
Nikolavsk nave ueen inniieu on inc v.un- enr vieie u .. j- -- ;
of Tartary. a.votdlng to cable advuei ,,u ,. allarmati Hguardo .ille nom '
to Nintm .lipi. .lnpanei-c newspaper here. ,ii rivoluzione e di-pacei rtipionin -
The dispatch added that the re-eufpne-inents
would aid in the res, up (f 100
Japnne.-'e nationalists held bv the Hol
sheviki. A squadron of Japanese war
ships will be sent to Nikolavsk as on
as th sea iu that vicinity is free of ice.
A Russian firm in Tteut-du. Chiua.
has reeo.ved a cablegram announcing
the annihilation of a .1apaoi.-c division in
the Khabarotsk district of Siberia No
official statement ou the incident ould
be obtained, the dispatch add.
Tr
di r vo U7.HIUC - ...-i"- --.-gu.nti
ier, .hi lleUrado nun ii "lie an
nulla al iijuari" Si dice die il r.il
p o giun.o da Trieste noli ta nltro
che ui"a manovta di una tuono I.
turbolenti italiHiu h- ",'f:l""t,;ni ,'
imbara.7.i nn ne;..Mati m 'orso tin
ritalia la Serbia.
m
Sleeping Sickness Kills Girl
Poii.hltrepsle. N. Y.. pi il -7
Miss Harbnra Rolliu.'. of Uivcrdale. N
Y . a --t'lrient ai the llenneit Schdol for
Girls. Halcyon Hull. Millbiook. is dead
there fiillov.-inR an attack of sleopln,;
iiieknes-.. Alis.s Hollins was in a coma
six days. She is the first victim of tin
disease ii Dutchess countv.
S-S-STAMMERING
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Call. "WrlU rhonv
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A I err ifiitt bays "llanderlnr." After
n applirallon of "Danderlne" .son can
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Another Royal Suggestion
DOUGHNUTS and CRULLERS
From the New Royal Cook Book
DOUGHNUTS ' made
the doughboy happy
during the war artid no won
der. There is nothing more
wholesome and delightful
than doughnuts or crullers
rightly made. Their rich,
golden color and appetizing
aroma will create an appe
tite quicker than anything
else in the world.
Here are the famous dough
nut and cruller recipes
from the New Royal Cook
Book.
Doughnuts
3 tablespoons thortcnlnc
4 cup auRor
1 ...
i cup milk
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon salt
X cups flour
4 teaspoons Royal Baking
Fowdar
Cream shortening add sugar
and well-beaten crk; stir Jij
milk; add nutmeg, salt, flour and
Imklne powder which have been
sifted together and cnouch ad
ditional flour to make dough stiff
enough to roll. Koll out on
floured board to about M Inch
thick; cut out. Fry In deep fat
hot enough to brown a piece of
bread in CO seconds. Drain on
unglatcd paper and sprinkle ,
with powdered sugar.
Afternoon Tea Doughnuti
eggs
tablespoons sugar
V teaspoon salt
ft teaspoon grated nutmeg
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely Purm
J tabttipoons shortening
tablespoons-milk
2 cups flour
S teaspoons Royal Baklnc
Towder
.Beat eggs Until very tM.
sugat, salt, nuthsee an 5tu2
shortening; ndd milk, and flour
and baking powder which 1, lyl
been e fted together; mbc i.n
Drop by teaspoons into d,
hot fat and fry until "'
D"ln jell on undated p,!?:
and sprinUU lightly with so!
dercd auBar. ""'
Crulleri '
4 tablespoons ahortenlne
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
n cups flour
1 teaspoon cinnamon
A teaspoon salt
3 teaspoons Koyal Baking
Powder "
H cup milk
Cream shortening; add tuctr
cradually and beaten ears- siw
together -flour. clnnam?n ' $&
and baldng powder; add at i .
half and mix well; add milk ani
remainder of dry Ingredients ta
make aoft dough. Roll out on
floured board to abont 4 tpi,
thlctt and cut Into strip bout
,.?el'",,onR and ' ,n' IU
roll In hands and twlt each
atrip and bring ends together.
Fry in deep hot fat. Drain and
roll In powdered sugar.
FREE
New Royal Cook Book eon
talnlng these and scorrj of
other delightful rcclnti
writ for it todat;
HOTAL BAKIKO rOWSER 00.
lltraltoafitml
JTw Totk Otf
"Bake with Royal and be Sure
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When You
Lace Your Shoe
provided it is a Cantilever you
draw up the shank of the shoe,
so that it meets the arch of the
foot at every point of its curve.
The small bones which consti
tute the arch are relieved of
Btrain by this firm support.
The shank, though, is not mi
yielding in its support. It is
pliant, bends easily with every
Ktcp. This freedom encourages
the muscles to exercise and
grow strong.
Walking, in Cantilever Shoes,
strengthens the arch, corrects
flat foot, and helps the foot to
regain normal health.
fiMfesdBJBillfcligl
'sJIHbP
"j husiness eltets
the Dalton for lis
superior ipted.
Theimallrr bust
tifsses choose the
ndUm for Us
simplicity.
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Think what Labor owes to Him!
"Little" Fellow, "Big" Fellow
all Figure on the Dalton
Vlii xVvs Si.
'tlir ojloitl ii . . s " ii'rif n morfr n lilark
fcirf. Ilavanu brouii kid, tan calf unit
loatto fiiyp'tan camns
Both tlie nntural inner-JOi line and
tho Cantilever heel sllghtlv tntd '
tertfl t a corroct poMure. Your weight, i
dlatrllmted ovrr tho heel, tho ball, anilj
the outsldo of the foot c'ncn not fall
heavily on the arch, to "break" u.
As for Rood Looks. Cantil'f-r Shor
havo a snug heol-seat, the Keanon.iblv
anutrt wnlklng heel, fine lfJitheis, turn
1U103. AVidtrm from AAAA to E.
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Much c'uipment is practical only for big
business home is suitable only for the
mailer business. Its, fitness for the
Itgure work of all businesses has installed
the Dalton Adding and Calculating
Machine in the permanent favor of
progressive business men.
It has the simplicity required for the
small business, where everyone must use
ir. 10 keys only that anyone can
operate immediately.
It has the speed required by big
business. 25 to 80 per cent more than
any other machine. The touch method
distinctive with the Dalton, makes
this possible.
And it has the vcrsaiiliiv needed in
everv business it isn't limited to add
ing, or to calculating. It adds and
calculates two scrvicerat a single cost.
It opens to business men a remarkably
shorter way of securing the important
figure facts of their business it adcK
subtracts, multiplies, and divides, makes
out statements, takes trial balancer,
figures wages, percentages, fractions, and
discounts; extends invoices, giving a
complete phvsical audit performs everv
figuring function necessary in a modem
office.
Phone for Demonstration
Satisfv yourself of these advantage?
of the Dalton. Telephone us today
have one of our representatives demon
strate the Dalton in your store or office.
It puts you under no obligation.
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Mnin 5962- U
PERRY & COLLINS. Dalton Sales Agents
I2.' S. Fourth St.. Philadelphia, fa.
Mini Office and Factory, Cincinniti Ob.o
Adding - Calculating Machine
UNTIL His thirtieth year the Master
was the Carpenter of Nazareth.
Could He possibly forget those carpen
ter years when the years of His ministry
began? Could the men who labor with
their hands ever be far from His thought
and prayers?
To such men, oppressed and driven,
men bent by toil, with hopeless hearts, He
spoke a phrase that flamed with power.
tt
You are sons of God, " He told them.
Sons of God brothers of their rulers
and employers; with an equal right to
happiness, to comfort and opportunity.
All the hopes of Labor in all the centuries
had their beginning in that splendid
thought
The Churches cooperating under the name of
the Irjterchurch World Movement offer the pro
gram of the Master; and His Golden Rule.
"Whatsoever ye would that men should do to
you, do ye even so to them."
By that rule the industry of the future must
be directed., Its products must be not merely
goods, but good; not merely wealth but happi
ness and character and joy.
If you believe these 'things, you believe in one
of the fundamental purposes of the Churches and
of their agent, the Interchurch World Movement,
And you have this month your chance lo help.
Whether you labor with hand or brain, whether
you are inside the Church or out, you are a sharer
in the benefits of the influence of Jesus Christ.
Help to make that influence the ruling spirit
of the modern world. Help to make industry a
spiritual enterprise, where men shall work to
gether not in envy but in mutual respect its
'brothers all, and "sons ofOod."
United Financial Campaign, April 25th May 2nd
INTERCHURCH World Movement
ofZNbrth America
Tha publication of this advertisement ia made poaaiblo through the cooperation of thirty denomination.
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PHILADELPHIA COMMITTEE
T. DeWitt Cuyler Alba B. Johnson Levi L. Rue
John Gribbel Horry E. Paisley Joseph M. Steele ,
George Innes George Wharton Pepper Ernest L. Tustin
HEADQUARTERS : HOTEL WALTON
JOHN C. WHITING, Director, Ue'di Campaign '
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