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HONORS FOR NAVY MEN
KV ., T""''n"nn Mecllonl CollrKP srncluntrtl
feW'c '" ninety, fifth rlnKs of tililplrm nt
Ri,y norm tmlnv nt the Arnclrmv or Alitor.
V ' ''"" hundred ami ality-nvr- otmic men,
irom ainwm pvtrx fctMc In the I nion.
icflvcfl the dc ce of doctor of modi
Cine. Tlif Her. Dr. DarM M. Strclc. wtor
f th Chnrch of St. I-iiVr and the
KfMnhnrry. tipmcd the jn-nrlnntlnti ox
, crews with nravcr. followed In tin
cimfrrrlnsr of decree' ii.v WIHInm Pnt
ter, president of tho boiird of trustee
of tho collefce.
Honorary degree were awarded to
tyo ditlnKuihed medienl met. In the
United States navy.
The honorary Vsree of doctor of
Jaw were ronfer-ed on Admiral Wil
liam C HrlMtrl nrf.nn frnrn1 nt
ll" 'the1 United States nay and president ot
ji , t!M! Americiin Medical Arodntlon. In
rorojcnmoii of Uls services duriuir thn
jvar. Hear Admiral Edward It. Stitt.
hwwlof the United States Nmal Solioo'
at Washington now and for mnnj ens
lecturer on tropical medicine nt .teffer
on, and one of the phyniclens who 1ms
attended President 'Wilson. wa award
ed tho honorary degree of doctor of
saenee.
, The vnledlctorv addresx ni cum bv
Admiral unlisted. MH ttibjeet n
"Joseph and Kcofamlu. or Sripntifie
Opportunities and I'ivic OblUjitioiix."
Fift-nlnt' of these appointment
were In seventeen hoiitnls In l'lillutlel
phla; sixty -two appointments In
twenty-eight hopltals iu IVnusj lvaula
outside of Philadelphia. Thee two were
the largest numbers of appointments
in any one citj or state. Sine of the
men are going to four New Jersey
hospltaN, and twelve to nlue New York
hospitals. The remaining nine who won
places in advance of graduation are
going to widely scattered localities, in
cluding Connecticut, Massachusetts,
Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Texas,
Virginia, Panama and Hawaii.
Graduating Class
The degree of doctor of medicine was
conferred on the following grnduaten by
the presidint :
Arthur Cliass Amblr. Jre l.lvlwcuton
Amabel, any U Andeisoa Jams Balph Jr.,
Allan C'arlthera Banner John Itdnard
Iiarsbv Dudley lUrir Beajmuat. Hlmar
Rertrnnd. raul Arthur Blahop Hnry VlUard
florin. Robert Alolus Bradie James Kill
Hrayaha.'v Ralph Elbert UrooUf Muttln W.
Brrwar-ia n. HoIIU Leo B-oMuon Kenneth
t Scott" Uulser. Loula P"ranklln llurkley.
1-arold J IJrrcti. Walter I,a.nrence Cabal),
lamea Truun Campbell Maxwell Chrner.
Eusene i). Clark, A 1111am Burdctte CltnJcn-
filnir Georae Culllna Ilurold J Colllni Slun.
y Di Witt Conklln. Jo.in Joifph Conway.
Thomas llllaui Cook. Jamrt Anthor.) Coz
xollno. Carroll Franeli Crcl. iluiard Crder
John Harrison Curran. Il'churd Hav L)nl
rymple. Irln TuttUon Davrnport, Bamuel
II. Davldow. Ullllaiu Hart Dawson. llcnr
lirlatoi u-cxer li uhukuu uomio r.u
wrd 1Vilon D'tto Jr.. Cesar Uomlmruei
Conde. Hilton Stone DuUni Uiwrence New
ton Durum Charlea Windier Uuttenholtr.
Lorle Uatlne L.11U. Harlem In In Uvam
Frederic UwtriB lonldan Jnhn Karmakla
Crevdln Swvncer l'lckcl Ltnnaeua Wun
flahO. Jnn Herbert Kitzvarald. Georse John
nnnlls James Jojepn Klannery, Kolaml
rledi!rl h Heck Herman Frederick William
Hock. Hano lhriUn Kuncrt. Vaubn Clif
ton Umet Litnce Ooldbacher i.11 Shlt
Hy Uotdsteln Robert Martin tlrler Jalmo
d la OdardlA Llod Alexander Hamilton.
William Trov Harp. r. Cary Fletcher Harrlx
1-Muln Andereou Harris William bejrmour
llawn Ira Dietrich Heckman. Michael
Aloyslua llodsaoci. Ralph (.harles HoUah
Jamen Dald Howard. Iaadars llurlti.
Ueorac lrlnc Israel Harry Jacob Jatubson.
Churlcs IliinuJ Jonnsun Vivian Carl John
aon Carev Leleater Jones. Z U. Vanca
Jones John Alexander Kanler John Franila
ilcUunn Kenne. Ntjlain i'lvderick K-ck.
Koy Lfo Orunte Killer. Gcoree Honrv Ker
ahaw. Jostpnltumuai Kielar, Vudlmlr Kowal
liialr UroTnl' l.irn. Kasmund Aaron l.elcj.
John Amandus Ixritl
William M l.obet Walter Mlsihlnskj
Thomas William MiConnell. P 1. Hllss
JIcEllilnne). llobert Jones McUulnneas.
James Stephen .Mcl.aut-hlln Jr . Charlia
Karle McWllllams Anthony Ht-Phm Mallek.
Herbert .Leallo itantz lister I'olnduxter
Martin. Joss Maria Martinez. Cbde. Lealls
Mattas. llerlbtrto Mercado Anthom Conrad
Messmer. liarrv Metzcer. Stanley Theobald
Monahan. lhaddeus l.emert Montgomery.
llnry Hiancnaru .Moore William John Mur
ray. Joseph Aloyslus I'rancia .Sail Antonio
2saVas-lorrn Vein Arsulle Veel John Nel-
' ou Harry l redirlck ?olte John Cyrus
O'Urlatit Joaeph Ulmer O Hrlen John An
thons U'Donnoll Uuaene John O Mailer.
Charlea llenn (Jtt. John Hetchtr Owen
Creston l.lnwood Owens. lullo Palmlerl.
Wlllard Herring Parsons Howell Pearock
Carlos A Pons Thomas Horner Price lluili
kvans Halston Harold hhuner IUmbo
Jamea Madlaon Reed Jr lv-o 1 1 ey
nd HaKador Itevo (.harles Klnxsle " in
ert h. Charles Henry Borers William Ht r .Id
Ityder Wlllard hnow Sargent Lewrla Cass
Scheflei Edwaid William Scnoenhelt Abra
ham Irtlns Ttiwiirtz Maurice James Seurlc
Martin Joeph bokolorf Clarence Mclvln
ttoniie MDtn Henn Sreck UeorRu Tiancls
fipmer. Gtore W tftoler. John Dawson
tilurxeon. Jr William Herbert Summers.
Joseph Patrick clweenc Tasl Krancls
Thompson ijamuel Alcott Thompson Harrv
Tu!sk Arthur Lincoln Turner, cllmon Leon
ard Victor William Alexander Wallace,
William Divlea Wallace William Karl Wal
lace, Harold Byburn Watklns Hussell ( on
wall Weimar. Kllwood Carl Wels Irl 7le
Ier Wentj luls Earl Wharton, Jabez Her
rlnr Williams Joseph S Wilson Maurice
Joseph Winston Lewis Oieen Woodson Jr.
Flojd rush Woolen William Isler Wool n,
Vere J W orster
The following prUes were uwnrdid b
the deun :
Ths Ilenrv M rhllllps nrlxe f TT
awarded upon the recommendation of ths
professor of medicine to the Graduate In h h
opinion most worthy To Carlos A Pons
with honorable mention of Thaddeus Lin t
Montgomery and Herlbeno Mercado
xoa. ueorae iiarr u urKy Aioeri l.e
The ilenrv m i-nuups prut or j
awarded urwn the recommendation of he
professors of surrerv to tho irraduate in their '
opinion moil wonn u inaru iierrint.
Parsons with honorable mention of (,'liarl
KlriKsley Koberts and Vauuhn Clif'un
earner
rhyslolnR prize a cold lnedal awarded (
'. By pctiuest oi ur r rancis t nain lor in
Vbast essa or the test examinution on a
aiibjeit pertaining to phrsloioirv np n 'o
underaraduates of the second tar To Aus
tin Thomas Smith
Practice prize a gold medul awarded b
txuuest of Or. Francis W Hhaln for ths
bent essav on a subject pertaining to the
practlco of medicine To Herbert I elia
lluntz. wllh honorable mention or auhn
Clifton Garner and l.ewls Green Woodson Jr
Therapeullca prize a gold medal fir Ine
beat examination In therapeutics To
Vaughn Clifton darner
Obstetrics prize a gold medul for centra'
excellence 'n otisletrl s To harles Klngslev
Robert with honorabli mention of Louis
Jrranklln Hurkle
MJuraery prize a uold inedai awarded hv
beauesl of lr Irann W rluln foi the
beat essav on the suljit pertaining to
auraer To W lltard rlimw Hargent
Chemistry prize a gold medal for the beet
original work In ulisioinglcal chemistry
ppeiii to undergradusien To Austin Thomas
Smith with honornble mention of Oroer An
drew MelUle
Anslorn pr t a gold medal awarded s
the completion of 'he rophomnrv rear to th
kludent who has the highest grade In tue
anatomies! lultli 's of th freshman and
sophomore years To Austin Thomas Smith
with honorable mention of Ml hael P lita
and bjmuel Dale Hpotts
Jatboloirv prlzr a col I medal for general
excellence. In the department of pathology -lo
nlluhn lli'on ''
rtrneiology prize bj Professor Monlsum
r a uold medal for the best examination
and tllnltal tepoit ra noloy Jo Wll
?lz u..irt HutTiiiiers with rnnorahlft men
11W1I1 V...1. . Ilff.rt.. fltivn.... jml Th.it,l.iii
Hon or vatiKiin i nn
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1011 Ol BUailll III l"H "' w.. i.huv.vw
....(... tiriKt lt
Trofraaor IVrrum
l.i ..i for tho but examination In nu
ffrf.- fta i..rnM Newton Ourirtn with
liunorobin mntlon t Mlrlwrl Alomlus
'""."".;"l..Vi.
J Oolitha mnlom prU- hv I'roffisor Han
ii i" for Ilia best mni nRtlon in ophlhal
Kilor? TO 'Vauahn Clifton Uarner with
Eonornbla mention nf Herbert I-eiOli" Muni;
O?o(oy i'rl. b Prof S Mjul'uni Hmlih
S. for Iha beat ejamlnmlon In nto oir lei
VivUnn I Clifton Oarner with honorable, men
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391 snodnl. 6.puai. Splendid ron
dlllon Grat uarealn. J11B0,
LEXINGTON MOTOR COM
PANY OF I'ENNA.
W. A. KU8KK, Tresltlent
p til itottlx pro4 Htrart. JThllia.
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aenlto-urlnrv prl hy lTofnnor Uiu
a o!4 mdsl lor lh lt xHmlnallon in
rrnlto-urlniirv suntm To MIiIispI Alnvslui
?."'..... ii h hminrmbls mfntlon of Irfon Mas
MkjffiKPi..
bache ' C,r," on n,l lwrnc Gold-
Alumni prize, by 4ho Alumni Association,
a medal for the belt general average gained
,nJ!ne,rxS'hlhal!on for the entire curriculum
iS V"hn Clifton Oarner.
II Saundera prize. 7n worth of their
medical publication to the student who
Passes th heat general examination nl the
end or tiro senior year To Vaughn Clifton
Osrner.
The RchaerTer Anatomic League rrlze. n
irold tnedsl gen by Prnfenor Schaeffer to
the memlier of th lesaue presenting th best
thesis In the srtnrfl nt mtilnllll Including
emhryolog and hjtoloc and tampamtlve .
anatomy To DnnVld John McCdrinlck, with
iii'iiorHnie mention or urovcr .narw jueiaie
and Krancla T O Donnrll . ,
P Apple-on Co nrlre JVI wortlt of thlt
medlrai rubllrallnnn to th studtnt who
rnsses the best general exnmlnatlorl nl the
end of the Junior enr To KoM Curtis
Mohnej
The Hawk tllochemlcsl Society Prlre, n
gold medal cUen bv Prnfesnr Hawk to the
I men-tier of th" so.ii n prt stilting the best
iaier upon some aeniTnntuti cit'iuichi pnsee
ot clinical mdlcln To llruce lon Klemlna
GLOfHIER gift to
COLLEGE DEDICATED
Svvcirthmore Formally Receives
Trotter Laboratory Hicks
Hall Ceremony Dolayod
PLANS CHANGED BY RAIN
The Snenrer Trotter laboratory of
Science wai dedlented at noon today
aa the bis event of Alumni L)ny nt
Swnrthmore Colltge.
The building wat presented by
Morris li. Clothier, clast of 1S10. In
commemoration of the thirtieth iinnl-er-mrv
of the rlais.
I'rofeHsor Spencer Trotter, the oldest
niemlvr of the fueiiltv and the onl
teacher ntlll at the college who taught
In lOO in whoie hotior the labnnitor)
is named, was an interevtetl spet tutor.
Mr Clothier made the presentation
address. He refcrretl to it an a "lling,
vital testimonial of the gratitude and
nffeition In which Professor Trotter
and Swarthmore College are held by the
class."
John A. Miller, rice president of
Swarthmore. accepted the gift. Mrs.
Abbv Hall Roberts, a member of the
1SJ)0 class, unveiled the bronze tablet
on which was ensratcd:
"1R0O 1S)J0
"This wlnir of Science Hall, the
Trotter laboratory ot Ulolouy. was
delloated bv the clacs of 1WK) In the
thirtieth vear nf their Kradtiatlon."
nicies Hall, nnsentetl to the college
bv Hepresptitathe Vredoriflt O Hicks,
of the class of '!.'$. w.is to have been
dedicated, but the ceicninnics were post
poned because he is in Chicago.
The baseball and hit ros.e Riinifs sched
uled for this afternoon were cancelled.
"Monsieur Heaucaire." the senior plaj.
will be presented indoors this afternoon
instead of on the lawn.
Krancis IVOlirr. class of 11)07.
was elected president of the Alumni
Association : "Jack" Sprntil. son of
Governor Sprmtl, class of 1017. was
elected vice president : Mv Nora
torth, class of 11)03, second Mte pies
ident. and Mrs. Roberts was re-elected
secreinry.
Twelve Camden Nurses to Graduate
Tvcle nurses will be citen diplomas
at the annual commencement exficNcs
of the Cooper Hospital Tralnlns School
for nurses in the First Methodist Kpis
copnl Church on .lune '21. The Rr.ulu
i.tes fol'ow: Julia Webec. Retlul. I'u.;
Hthel Hendricks. 1'hilatHphia ; Clara
Ciant. Williamstowu. N. J.; Hose
Cloonej , Iiethlehem. l'a. ; Nellie Haley,
Trenton; Margaret Warren, Camden;
Kathryn Holvick, Uhorton ; Marcaret
Hcpc, Camden ; Helen Cunningham,
Moorestown: Alico l'nncoast, Moore
town; Marion Wnrrrn, Haddontivld ;
Mrtle Ueis, Hlfrhjstonn.
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'where the beautiful, modish Roof Garden Restaurants pro
vide a new New York pleasure to every guest 'who
makes the Pennsylvania "his" hotel
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IRISH RAIL CHIEFS'
Lloyd George Docllnes to Stop
Shipmonts of Arms
to Irolantl
ORDER TO BE PRESERVED
Uy Assorlat'd l'res
Iondon, June i". The text nf Pre
mier I.IomI (Jcorge's contersntlnn with
the National Pnlon f Railwnymen
leaders Tlmrsihv with regard to the re
fusal oT Irish rallwauiien to linndle mu
nitions wns ui'ide public this- afternoon.
It shows thnt the premier vhnt-aetprlxed
the more as "one ealculnted to inlltienee
political decisions, not by the ordlnnrv
mm hlnery of tlie state, but by brinRiiift
'UTssure to heur throiich the thrent of
dlsorunniitinif the industries of this
rotintrj to effect thniiRcs which, up to
the present . the elettornte of this coun
trr his not Mtnctlmied."
The premier added : "That is a serl
our issue. I should regard it ns a com
nlete nbdicatinn of the Rivernment If I
were in the least to countenance tills
demand."
Mr. Ilotd ('conro tlct hired there hni'
been fort. rif-lit murders of polite nnd
1L11 attempted murders In Ireland with
in n short time. "The police." he as
serted, "were shot down like terinln
while carrjiiiK out the elcmentnry duty
of any force of this kind the preserva
tion nf ordei.
"We send a box of revolvers across
to these men to ilefeud their llvis." the
nrfiiilcr cnntimnd. "nnd th trade
union comes in nnd sms. 'If jou do
this we will stop the whole traffic of
Ireland If neccssan." We cannot pos.
sibly accept nnv decree Issued by any
bodv. howexer powerful It may be.
which denies to the povernmeut the
fnelllt'es It regards essential for curry
ing out the functions for which it has
been chosen."
It wns oflicinllv announced todav that
a military patrol was fired unon Inst
night at the police hut in Newtown
Sauries, County Kern Tlie ensunlties
of the attnekliig vtnr'tv are not known.
Belfast, June T The followers of
Sir Kdwaitl Carbon have been defeated
in countv antl district council elections
in their own strongholds in choosing
boards' of gunrtlians.
In addition to the Sinn lVlnerV win
ning of Countv Tvrone for the first
time nnd maintsining their hold on
County Kermanne'i Michael Carolnn,
who was unseated bt the IVlfast coun
cil, following his sentence at hnrd Inbor
for an alleged seditious speech, vester
'Ja.v heHdetl the poll in the Spankhill
division of Ilelfnt. which previously
had been a stronghold of Orangelsin.
Still another Sinn Pelner headeri the
polls In the Palls ditWon Belfast, the
stronghold of Joseph Devlin, nnd an
other Sinn Pelner was elected in Ms
bum. BROTHERHOOD LOSES POINT
Employment Control to Be Fought
Out In Court
Trenton. June .". R A. I) A
general demurrer filed bi the Rrother
hood of Iiocomotlve Plremen nnd nn
ginemeu in a suit lit Charles Mulone.
of this citj. to prevent the orgnniralion
from interfering with his eniilo.Miient
or re-emploviuent, wns stricken out bv
nn opinion in the Supreme Court today
lij Justice Parker.
The effect of this tle ision is that the
tne will be fought out on its merits.
according to the allegations in the ofig-
innl bill tiled bj Malone.
DEMANDS REFUSED
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S. ninhassndor to Japan who re
turned to this city today
Wilson to Fill Diplomatic and
Other Posts by Recess
Appointments
DAVIS FOR POLK'S PLACE
By the Associated Press
Washington, June 5. With n num
ber nf offices nnd diplomatic posts now
arnnt or soon to be vacant, it is ex
pected President Wilson will mnko a
number of recess appointments after the
adjournment of Congress. The prln
t Ipal post to be filled Is thnt of under
scretnr of state, from which offire
Prank Ij. Polk will retire June l"i. It
is understood thnt Normnn Dftvls, as
sNtant setretnry of the treasury, will
ricelie a recess appointment to this
pi nee
Pnder the merchant marine bill passed
mrlj todn bv Congress nn entire new
shipping board of scen members will
hne to he appointed. Should this meas
ure become a Inw the President probnblv
will make the appointment before Con
gress reconienes in December.
The appointment of Henrv Morgen
tlmu to be ambassador to Mexico hns
not been csinhrmeri bv the Sennte. It
was saitl tmhu at the Stnto Department
that Mi Morgenthnu could uot be given
it mess nppnintment under the law, but
oOitinls would not ventuie n prediction
ns to whetlur a recess appointment of
nn ambassador to the southern republic
would be ninde.
Pour other diplomatic ppsts arc
ncant nt this time, the Pnited States
being without a minister to Bulgaria.
Finland. (Jreice and Honduras. Paul
B. Mooie. of Charleston, Mo., has been
mentioned ns possible minister to Bul
garia. Another nomination which the Sen
ate has again frjiled to net VshUi is 4liut
of John Sk"Itniu Williams to lip comp
troller of the (wrency. He w,as given
hi recess appointment iftst ,,,F ufter
i the
Senate fnilicJ to coulirm his
I nomiuntinn
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surrounding you on
every side. Many thousands
of discriminating travelers the
people who "want the best there
is" bear witness by continued
patronage and frequent testimony
to the hict that Hotel Pennsyl
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in the way it welcomes you
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Two SEPARATE, complete,
Turkish Bath establish .ients
(each with swimming pool), are
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IN PENNSYLVANIA STATION
give your bag to a Red-cap and
take elevator to the hotel Lobby
without going out-of-doors.
MORRIS BACK HOME
URGES
JAPAN TRADE
Ambassador Says Island Needs
Manufactured Goods From
tho Unltod States
DENIES HE WILL 'RESIGN
Japan presents vast trade possibili
ties to the United States despite the
fact thnt this country now cnrrlcs on
n greater exchange wltn it than any
other country.
Ilolnntl S. Morris, of this city. United
States nmbassndnr to Japan, who ar
rived here todav on n brief vacation,
believes the commercial possibilities
confronting-the two countries to be tho
greatest, issue they have in common.
"The United States now takes about
07 per cent of the silk production of
Japan and deals largely In other com
mercial products from there," he said,
"but there. Is still room for develop
ment. "Japan, on the other hand, has grent
need for steel, machinery and other
manufactured products from the United
States nnd this commercial dependence
the two countries hne on each other
Is a virtual guarantee of continued
friendly relations."
Left Itefnre Finnnrlitt Crisis
Mr. Morris snid when he left Jnpan
May 15 the present financial crisis con
fronting that country hud not mntc
rialirrtl. "There was a stringency In the money
mnrlcct." he snld. "nnd hanks were In
clined to be more careful In making
lonns, but there was no panic."
Mr. Morris repeated Ills statement
made unon nrrhnl In ItostOII that he
hatl no present intention of resigning.
"I intend to apply for the usual sixty
dajs' leave given ambassadors every
two years," he said, "but unless some
untbought of development comes up, I
will not resign. Primarily, the reason
for my coming home wns to consult
with the State Department."
Mr. Morris, n sincere Democrat, said
he wan uot in close touch with the
political conditions here nnd would not
discuss them.
"Will you campaign for Mr. Tnlmcr
for the presidency?" he was nsked.
"I don't know until I get action on
mv application for a leave." he said.
"You know Mr. Palmer and I arc very
close friends."
"What does Japin think nf the
greater navy police of the United
States?" wns the next question.
Not Struck By Navy Plnns
"With the exception of n few jingo
pnpers, professional alarmists. I would
call them, Jnpan considers the navj
policj of the United States very calm
ly," he said.
"Their present army budget is very
similar to the last one anil plans no
gtent increases. Japan would gladh
cmbrnre the League of Nations and
partly rilsnrm if the other countries
would do likewise.
"Profiteering, ns known in this coun
try, is n stranger to Japan. Some people
got rich during the wnr, of course, but
general profiteering does not exist.
"The statements that the Japanese
are starving are gross exaggerations, as
are the stories of Japanese persecutions
In Knieu. The publicity given the
original strong-aimed methods there has
(i is p iai
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Last Saturday we baked in our ovens, and sold
over our own counters, almost
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an average of about one and one-half loaves to
every family in Philadelphia
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that our three big bakeries have a
weekly capacity of
More Than
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and we keep them busy most of the
time ; almost day and night.
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governor and n very piilri form of gov
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Mr. Morris in In tho best of health.
He spoke of his three years In service
In Japan as tho greatest achievement ot
his life. He In nn enthusiastic sup
porter of President Wilson.
All In all. he said, the relations be-
jtwecn Japan and the United States arc
excellent.
POLES CLAIM SUCCESS
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Drive Eighteen Miles Into Bolshevik
Lines
Warsaw, Juno n. (By A. P.)--Polish
troops on the northern part of
the front took tho offensive against the
Bolflicvlkl on Wednesday and drove
eighteen miles Info the Bolshevlkl lines,
according to the official army headquar
ters statement issued, today.
Imelon, June fi. (By A. P.) The
Bolshevlkl haVe Inflicted severe losses
on the Poles, in nn nttark south of
Bialatserklev, fifty miles southwest of
Kiev, according to an official statement
Issued by the Moscow government Fri
day.
SuccesscR for the Bolshevik arms arc
nlso reported at other points along the
fighting front.
HEADS BANKING COMMITTEE
House Elects McFadden, of Penn
sylvania, Chairman
Washington. June i". Representative
Louis T. McFadden, of Canton, Pa.,
wbh today elected by the House as
chairman of its committee on banking
nnd currency. Thli is considered one
I of the most important among the big
committees of Uongress.
Itcpreventntive McFadden Is peculiar
ly well fitted for his new rhnlrinanhlp.
When elected to Congress In 1014 he
wns president of the Prnn Bankers'
Association. He has been in the bunk
ing business since 18!U when he began
ns office boy of the First Nntionnl Bonk
in his home town. He is at pre. suit
head of the institution.
During this session he gained n grent
deal of nntionnl prominent e b his op
position to John Skelton Williams,
comptroller of currency, which lesulteti
in tho holding up of the Intter's confir
mation as comptroller.
To Erect Soldiers' Monument
The Kast Oermantown Permanent
Memorial Association jesterday decided
to erect n gnnlte and bron7c monu
ment, to cost S4000. in the triangular
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When you go away
Carry a Ho skins Bag!
Hoikini Leather Goads are dittinctivo and noted
for wearing qualities. Our entire line of Hand
bags, Service Bags, Suitcases, Traveling Bagi,
Dressing Cases, Overnight Bags an,d many other
necessary traveling comforts aro now subject to a
20 DISCOUNT
This (am saving applies ta eur
Fancy Goods. Social Writing Paper,
Drass Novelties, Cutlsry, Electrical
Appliances, Unique Home Furni
ture, Dosk, Floor and Fancy Lamps.
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Voting Orust Certificates representing 12,020 shares of
BEER, SONDHEIMER & CO., Inc.
New York City
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Francis P.
Garvan, as Alien Property Custodian, will offer for sale at
public sale to the highest bidder at the office of Beer, Sond
heimerl& Co., Inc., 61 Broadway, New York City, at 10:00
o'clock A. M. on the 15th day of June, 1920, Voting Trust
Certificates representing 12,020 shares of tho capital stock
of said Beer, Sondheimer & Co., Inc., a corporation created
and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of
New York, being all of the outstanding shares of said Cor
poration. Full description of nnd information concerning the prop
erty to be sold, tho terms and conditions of inspection and
sale, and of the Order of Sale, may be obtained by applica
tion to Joseph F. Guflfcy, Director of Sales, 110 West 42d
Street, New York City, or tho Alien Property Custodian,
Washington, D. C.
FRANCIS P. GARVAN,
as Alien Property Custodian.
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