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L'AnnUnilo Delia Formazionodel
, " Nuovo Gablnetto Vorrebbo ,
Dato Domani Gloved!'
Published and Dlstnunted Under
1 PBHMIT NO. 841.
Authored by th net of OctoW 6.
,517 on nia nt the I'ostortlce of ThlU
d.lphli I'. A 8 BURLr.floN, .
1'oatmaster denornl.
.noma. 30 mngglo. SI nttctido clip
l'On. NHtl nnnuuid per domani, glove
i' la formnzionc del uuovo MlniNtcro
t 't credo cho l'On. Vlttorlo Selnlola
rimnriga nl mio posto como Mlnlstro per
git Affnrl Estcrl.
Ii On. iuu uvuiu uuu lungn rou
ferenzn con illSovrnno, durante II
pomerlfiglo dl icr
.-.. 1.Q tnntrirlfv Ti'Inpnrlei tiitn-
Tamciite' dato nll'On.'NItti per In for-
;EViWGrV WEDKEgMY; MlY itf ' 1920
mnzlono del nuovo Sablnctto lnscla
ndlto a credere cho la soltizlono della
crisl non rapprescntcrn' nltro cho un
profondo rlmpasto inliilst6rlnle.
Sccondo lo Yocl cho corrono 11 nuovo
cnblnctto Bl bnncrebbe mil qundrlnomlo
Nlttl-Luzzatti-Uonoml-Mcdn. Nulla dl
concrcto nl puo' dire rlgunrdo nl glollt
tlnnl cho pnrtcclpcrobbcro nl nuovo
Minlstoro. I plu' proboblll per tin
portnfogllo snrfbbero Pcnno c De Nicola.
Circa i radlcnll nl fa 11 uonio dl
Fern. In quanto nl cattoltct, oltrc n
Mcdn, cntrcrcbbcro n far t pnrte del
nuovo Qablnctto ell oporcvoll Mlchell,
Berlin! o Itodlno. Sompre Btnndo nllo
vocl cho corrono ncl circoli pnrlamcn
tnrl, l'On. Meda nssumerebbe 11 portn
fogllo della Orazlo o tilustlzla, racutro
l'On. IJcrtlnl qucllo dcll'Istruzlone
I'ubbllrn. Lo mlrc del pnrtlto popolarc,
ossla cattollco, verrebboro cosl' soddls
fattc. nolche' 11 pnrtlto cattollco vuolo
nssodntc lc qucstlonl, relative nl Culto
o rn'slcurnzlone die dalle neuolc non
pengn CBcluca l'lstrtizlonp rcligliAa.
Hccomio qunnto ptibbiicn 11 glomnio
''II Hecolo" 11 Vntlcnno si snrebbe
proniinzlato In favoro dqlln combine
zlonc Nlttl cd avrebbo imnnrtlto istru-
zlnnl nl deputati cnttollci dl decordarc
tutto it loro appoggto.
' IOn. Turntl, lender del soclnllstl
rlformlstl, durante una intcrvlstn ha
dlcblnrato cho lc pole nersouo cnnncl
dl riRolvcrc l'odlcrnn crisl inlnl8tcrInlo
sono rslttl n.ujolitti c dl esRerc pcrclo
glunto 11 momento dl unn IntetiRii colla'
borazlonc trn 1 due uomlnl politicly
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IfIND MISSING CUBAN GIUL
Da'uahter of Wealthy Cigar, Manu
facturer Discovered In LosAngeles
Ncw York, May , 10. -r Henrietta
Bultkc, -flftccn-ybnr-old daughter M u
wcAltby'Gubnn clgnr mnuufneturer, who
disappeared front her homo here April
llhns been found In ros 'Angeles after
, ' !-" y.
a nationwide- search, according to in
formation received yesterday rtt pollcif
headquarters. 'Jhe girl's father will
lenvc nt once for tbo Pnciflc const to
bring her home. ,
Tm Anv1. Affix 10. TTnr!pftn
PBultkc. of ,NpW York, wns brought to
Juvenile Hall hero Monuny by Cap
tain AVIlllniiiR, of the Chicago police de
partment. Hho was held for snfo keep
ing only, It wns said.
FLOWER MARKET TO OPEN
lllttenhouso 8qUare'a Seventh An
nual ete 8et for Torriorrow
Society folk of Phllndelphin wilf
gather tomorrow mornlnjr nt Kitten
house Square for tho seventh annual
Dower mnrkct, which begins nt 30
o'clock and lnsts until 0 o'plock in the
cyenlng. , Kverythfng In ready for the
opening, but in event of rain the nffulr
will be postponed until Friday.
Flowers, vegetables, garden ncce
sorlcs, toys, ice o renin, butter nnd eggs
will be' on nulc. There will be ponjSrldes
for children on South Itlttenhouso
Square, to be in charge of Mrs. William
Ashton. ...
The executive committee in clinrge
of the event Includes Mrs. Vl Kirk
Trice, chnlrmnn', Mrs. Thomntt Xu Ul
wynf Mrs. Hownrd W. Punconst and
Mrs. Andrew Wright Crawford. An
all-day luncheon and ten will bo in
clinrge of Mrs. Chnrlcs T. Crcsswcll.
There will bo a number of flower
decked booths in clinrgcv, of prominent
society matrons, assisted by groups of
society girls. i
Among those who will hnvc flower
booths will bo Mrs. Henry Itrlnton
Coxe, Mrs. Theodore W. JDrainp nnd
Mrs. Joseph Loidy.
WILLS PROBATED TOOAy, l'
Wills were filed for probate today m: -follows:
Nina Croohclra, 1820 Ndrth'',"
Thirty-second street, $15,006 Jae'ob
Qlascr, C021 North Thirteenth siret-i ,
.$3700; Mngdatena Leldmnn, a8f
Dickinson street, $3500; Mary ItooMi" v
17(11) North Mnscher Rtroct. X4noS4 K I
Thpodnro W. Walker. 21 2 N2Sfc "IM
Twentieth street, $11,873. Tfm
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A million Philadelphiamt
are celebrating this week
as Kolb's Bond Bread
Birthday Week.
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"WHAT of bread do yu
and your children like the
"test?" we asked the' housewives of
this vicinity three years ago this week.
Two thousand of the best home
cooks of 'this vicinity answered by
submitting their own best home-made
loaves of bread.
From that mountain of bread, women
judges selected the best loaves.
And from these prize-loaves Kolb
Bakery Company's' experts designed
Kolb's Bond Bread, copying the flavor,
the close-knit texture, the crisp brown
crust and the high nutritive value of
,those best home-made loaves.
Three years ago thqse prominent women
selected the best loaves from thousands
oT home-made loaves of bread
Miss Lucy Aiken, Department of
Household Arts, Friends' Cen
tral School.
MIsi Dorothea Allen.
Mrs. i:. S. Allen, Philadelphia.
Miss Anne Balderston, Intructor
nf Domestic Science, Friends'
Select School.
, Miss Nellie K. Bigelow, Dietitian,
' Alington Memorial Hospital.
Miss Helen Dradthaw, Instructor
of Cookery, Trenton Public
Schools.
Mrs. Wtn, M. Cameron, TtesU
dent Women's Club, Narbcrlb,
I'a.
Miss Ethel Campbell, Assistant to
Mrs. Scott.
Mils Ella J. Day,, Instructor of
Cookery aid Dietetics, Temple
University.
Miss Bertha B. Deakyne, Superb
visor of Domestic Art and
Science, Chester Public Schools.
Miss Nellie M. Delaney.
Mrs. Nana Foster Dubbel, Sec
retary Women'a Civic Associa
tion, Merlon, Pa.
Mrs. Wharton Harrison Tsher
ick. Instructor of Home Econ
omics, Malvern Club.
Mrs. B. R. Godshall, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Wm, HIndman, Oak Lane,
Pa.
Miss Alice Johnson, Supervisor
Department of Home Econom
ics, Board of Public Education
Miss Katherine Lawrence, Direct
or Household Science, Temple
University.
Mrs. I.. Jf. Ludlum, Chief In
structor, U. G. I. .
Miss Louise' Lysje, Domestic
Science Instructor, Wldener
School,
Mrs. C. R. Munro, Philadelphia.
Miss Ellrabeth Naylor, Logan.'
Miss Claribel Nye. Bread Soecial.
Experts duplicated those
Prize home-baked loavtt
For weeks the Kqlfp Bakery Com
pany's experts worked to duplicate
the flavor, texture and appearance
of the best home-made bread.
In our clean, sunlit bakeries, expert
bakers finally perfected the Bond
Bread process under conditions so
scientifically exact that every batch
of Kolb's Bond Bread must be of
the same uniform goodness.
Philadelphia celebrates Bond
Bread's Third Birthday
In thousands upon thousands of
homes Kolb's Bond Bread has come
to be an institution.
The women who selected the prize
loaves in the Bond Bread Baking
contest and the thousands who
submitted their own home-made
loaves, will want to join the cele
bration, for they did much to bring
better bread to Philadelphia.
What Kolb's Bond Bread
Means to Children "'
It isn't only that little children lifte
Kolb's Bond Bread, for the same
reason that they used to welcome
"baking day"
but Bond Bread's absolute purity,
its complete and easy digestibility
have built sturdy bodies and
rounded out rosy cheeks for many
thousand children yes hundreds
of thousands.
.tiss Claribel Nye, Bread
1st, Cornell University;
Miss Iner Pore, Dietitian. North
western General Hospital.
Miss Margaret Pott,, Domestic
Science Instructor, Brown Pub
lic School.
Mrs. Anna B. Scott, Pure Foci
Economist, The North American.
Miss Anna K Sein. Instructor nf
lis, Anna K Seip, Tnst
Cookery, Philadelphia,
Miss Gertrude H. Shearer. Chirf
Instructor, Philadelphia Electrio
Company,
Miss L. F. SIdwell, Dietitian.
Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia.
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Miss Emma
Dept. of School Luncheons
Smedley, Director
Board of Education.
Mrs. Edith E, Snovel, Dietitian,
Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadel
phia. Miss Margaret Tullldge, Domestic
Science Instructor, Board of
Public Education.
Miss Antoinette p. Williams.
Dietitian of Dry" Mawr Hospital.
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