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FOOD SUPKY'IS SCANTY
fan " "
ny tlie( Associated I'rfM
Londonderry. .Tuni! J Jr..-I-on.lon-
tl'olcnt rtrcot warfare tjolwrcn Union.
1st Nationalist nnd Sinn Fein fnctlohs,
Jod'nv vm nnpronelilng n normnt con
j!(0' Tho bnnks nnd mnny Miopft wore
1 nnd People ventured Into the
t rcotc The food wupply wns sliort.
however, nnd the town still without pas.
Flshtinc between mc ," -
tlons Kinrc minniRiu. .. - --
fcK?nlT.pAT:, ";""-.:.
Ti0w of the '"""'-'."'""-::..,
The foltlierc. in iryiuu "
nlners. took over Ht. ColuniWs tol-
", . . !- It, nnnimiU llflll
lege. I HP irces I" I" I -
hcltered n nuroncr nni..n.
The death toll fdnrc the riotH ntnrtcd
last Friday now stands at elRhteen.
At a meeting yesterday of mnRtotrntes
General Campbell give, nssurancc that
the government would provide sufficient
troops for the projection oi mwumw
Ine citizen In Londonderry.
George Caldwell, ten years old. was
.hot as lie wna looklug from nl win
Sow. The body of Tatrlck Plunkett.j.
eommerelal traveler and well known in
Belfast as a cricket player, was found
In Bishop street, nnn rrmuvra iu nr
station. He was killed immediately
after he. hnd sent n telegram to his
wife fnforming her of his fcafety. A
barber named McLaughlin, who was
killed by n sniper, was wounded two,
months ago. A woman named Moore
was shot while looking from a window.
The looting last night was moro ex
tenslre than c.ver. Numerous eases were
reported of armed nnd masked men rail
Ing at the homes of UnlnnlstN and Na
tionalists and giving them n few hours
In which to clear out.
An English Soulier, who went through
the war. describing his experience in
Londonderry, declared he had seen
nothing In France to compare, with the
situation in Londonderry, nutlets, he
said, were flying from all sides wher
ever he went, nnd it was marvelous thnt
so few lives were lost.
Bantry, County Corh, Ireland, June
25. (By A. P.) What was appurently
s concerted series of outrages against
Sinn Feiners Recurred here last night,
one death and the burning of several
homes and shops resulting.
Cornelius Crowley, twenty, years old.
was shot dead . in bed by a group of
masked men who later set fire to the
hop and dwelling pf a local merchant.
Both Crowley nnd the merchant were
reputed to ho prominent in Sinn Fein
circles.
Three other houses were hrntm Incn .
and threats of shootiue mado iiirnliiHt
the occupants. Oue of these house waR '
destroyed nnd two were damaged bv
nre. ui attempt was mado to burn '
stores on the quay, where all the em- i
plows are Sinn Hefners. Tim i-pi,l,.n
I of the recently elected chnirmnn nf n,n
guardians of the Sinn Filn nW ..
destroyed by fire.-
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SEEK JOBS-AS MOVIE STARS
Lady Deolet and Lady Cooper Keen
to Join Mary and Douglas
London, June 25. Tired out by two
exciting days, Mary Plckford Fairbanks
nnd Douglns Fairbanks have left for the
country, where they will remain over
the week-end.
Arrangements for them to leave Lon
don were made hurriedly on the advice
of physicians, following their strenuous
experience nt a thentrlcal garden party,
ad;vocbr?.uearltrnm',,cdon
thSnitrySdalftLirUn-i
Manners Cooper, who told them : "1 am
E!,iiiLt?i.T,H,t .yo" ,'': California and
go Into the movies with von."
Mary said she would be delighted.
Lady Dejies, formerly' Vlvinn (Jould.
called ou Mary and asked If she would
give her a job In pictures.
Til do my best." paid Mary.
Marv 'and Douglas started" the dav
Etimfi f Purchf0!nK "Ingle rose
for $100 In honor of Queen Alexandra's
nost- Day. Tho queen responded by
Bending the honcymooncrs lier compli
ments. '
Ulm In State of Slego
London, .Tunc 2,". (Hy , p )
statn of slego has been proclaimed in
Llm, Oermany, wherp numerous persons
were killed during Tuesday's food riots,
says n Berlin dispatch to the London
TuMS,l, ,In- JeWenhoIm, 'Wurtemburg,
the pltlicns' defense force was attacked
b(rn Communists, who selicd all their
rlHes. The municipal offices there arc
being supervised by Communists.
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APERTURA DELLA
CAMERA ITALIANA
L'Onorovolo Ololltti Parla Ap-
plaudltlcshno Sul Programma
del Nuovo Gablnotto
Pnbllih Rtirt Dlntrlbut'il Un(lr
PKnMIT NO. 341.
Auiherlod by the net nf Oetotvi
1W1T. on nu nt me romoirice ot n
dtipnit, la.
a. s. nunwisoN.
rotmter Oeneral,
Iw.'-
Konia, 21 glugno Oggl si c' riaperta
la uamern del ucputati. n nuovo
Prcsldcnte del Conslgllo del MInlstri.
On. Ololltti, e' stiito nccolto con una
proiungata ovaxionc. Egu uopo nvcr
preacntnto il nuovo Onblnetto ha parlato
sul nrosramraa del Ooverno rclativn-
mcuto alia politlca intcrnn. cstern ed
economlca o sul provvedlmcntl che
intends nttuaro per rlsolvere I gravi
problem) che ngitano II pacsc.
1 nuntl del dlscorso di Ololltti. mac
glormantrj npplaudltl. sono stntl
quelli rclativamcntp allannuuzio delln
nec'fssitn' di' modlficare l'art. 5 della
costlturJone. dando soltnnto nl Parla
mento II dlrltto di dlchlarnr gucrrn;
Bulla ormnzlonc dl una commisslonc
per il controllo delta politicn estern c
sullft rlduilone delle. spesc mllltarl.
Itlspondcndo nd Interruzlont dcgll
cstrcmlsti rigunrdo all'Albanla, II
II
The Triple-Check
on Purity
Certified by lh
Philadelphia
PcdiatricSocicty
WalkeT'Gordon
Milk is also d
livcrcd in Neio
YorhandBoBton
The extreme measures token to
insure the cleanliness and purity of
Walker-Gordon Certified Milk aro
kept at lOOfo .efficiency in three
ways.
Veterinarians keep a constant
check on the health of each cow.
Milking supervisors see that the
barns are scrubbed, the cows
washed and the milkers' hands
cleansed before milking each cow..
Bacteriologists make sure that each
day's milk is clean bacteriologically
as well as physically. s
To keep it fresh and sWeet,
Walker-Gordon Certjfied Milk is
cooled, bottled and sealed' within
twenty minutes after it is milked.
SUPPLEE-WILLS-JONES MILK COMPANY
Distributing Agents for Philada., Atlantic City and Vicinity
Telephone. Poplar S503
Wfolker-Gordon Milk
JUST AS IT COMES FROM THE COW
Presldentc del Conslgllo a dctto quanto
segue ;
"lo non cslto a dlcblararc cho il
Ooverno non e' fnvorcvolc nl protct
torato dell'Albanla, ma desldcra dl
redcro rlndlpcndeuzadlquelln nnzlonc."
Qulndi hn nggiunto che l'ltalln deve
senza, rltardo ristabilirc rclazlonl di
amicizln con tutto 1c nazlotil come con 1
suol nlleatl c senzn rcstrlzlonl comln
ciarti tformall rclazlonl con In llussia.
Annunzio' cho saranno presc rigoroso
tnisuro per rldurrc i prczzl e saranno
imposto fortl tjisso soprn I capitall ac
cumulatl con I profltti della gucrrn.
A mezzo della Itegia Ambasclata
Italiana In Washington, l'On. Ololltti
ha invlato il segucntc messaggio nl
Prcsldcnte Wilson :
"Ncirassumcre 11 Ooverno dcsldero
mandarc il mio saluto al Prcsidente
della grande Naziono Americana cd
asslcurnrlo del sentiment! dl profonda
cordlnllU' che 11 popolo Itnllnno nutre
per II popolo degll Stntl Unltl.
"Ml sla anchc pcrmesso dl esprlmcre
la speranza che 1 due Oovernl vorrnnno
slnceramento coopcraro pel roncolida
mento della pace da cul dipende 11
futuro dcll'umanltn'."
Philadelphia. Pn. Con vivo com
placlmento o' stnto nppreso nella
Colonia italiana l'annunzio che la
gentile Slgnorlna Luiglnn Ullvieri si o'
lidanzatn ron l'egreglo c glovauc pinuls
ta Bernardo Cortese, tanto, noto negll
ambiantl nmcrlcnnl o gla' allievo del
Sternberg Conservatory.
La slgnorlna Ullvieri c' licliuola unlcn
del cnniugl Fortunato c Gilda Ull vicrl,
resldenfl al 2215 South -Twenty-first
atrect, ed e' rltcniitn non' soltnnto unn
delle plu' belle algnoriue delln Colonia
italiana, ma una trn lo plu virtuose c
colte. Flnameiitc cducata c dl una
gen(itczza tutta propria, la slgnorlna
Ullvieri hn semnre destatn rammlrn
zlone trn gll Italian! nho qui' rlsledono,
o frn lo famigllc omcrlcane che hnnnq
nvuto II placcre dl .nvvicinarla. Per
quanto appena ventenne, cssn rlcevcra
il diploma dl planlsta trn pochi mesl.
Hornnrdo Cortese rlsiedc con I suol
gcnltorl nl No. 1-121 Ellsworth street.
i.k c' tin dlstlnto glovnnc che hn innanzi
n sc tin lumlnoso nvvenire.
FRANCE AND ALLIES UNITED
Cordial Relations With England and
Italy Exist, Mlllerand Sayi
Paris, .Tune 25. (By A. P.) Most
cordial relntlons exist bctwcn France
and. her allies, snld Premier Mlllerand,
In the Chamber of Deputies today.'
Questioned regarding "divergencies
between France and the nlllcd nations,"
the premier declared nmid applause
from the entire house: "Never has the
union been closer than now between
Kngland, Italy and France."
1,350,000 Germans Slain In War
Geneva, .Tune 25. Recent statistics
published In Oermany on that coun
try's war losses stnto. that 1,350,000
men were killed. There nre today
520,000 war widows, according to the
statistics, 1,130,000 war orphans nnd
500.000 maimed or consumptives sup
ported mostly by charity.
BOLSHEVIK ATTACK FAILS
Poles Repulse Assault at Zwlaah
With Heavy Loss to Foes
Warsaw, June 21. (By A. P.)
Sharp artillery activity along tho Itlvcra
Irta and Beresina is reported In the
IPollsh communique todny( which says
the severe losses of the Bolshevik! south
of tho Prlpet forced them to discontinue
their attacks yesterday.
The statement reports that fierce at
(acki made by the soviet forces on
Zwlaah were repelled with severe losses
to the nttacklng side, and that nssaults
upon Telcspol also failed.
Expelled Legislator Re-elected I
St. .lolinir. N. F June 25. (By A )
P.) William Cave, formerly minister
of shipping, who was deprived of his i
seat in the Legislature by tho Supreme
Court on charges of corrupt practices,
was returned in the byp-electlon In
the Bay De Verde district yesterday.
The announcement of the result todny
showed thnt Cave received 1334 vote I
to 013 for the opposition candidate,
Huddistcr.
British Labor Party Stands Pat
Scarborough. England, June 25. - ,
(By A. P. ) -The Labor party conference j
hero declined todny by a card vote of
2,010,000 to 225,600 to nfflllnto with
tho Moscow Internntlonnle. The con
ference also refused to secede from the
Geneva International by a vote of
1.010,000 to 510,000.
Put Teamwork in
Your Motor
Confidence prompts you to buy At
lantic Gasoline you know that it's
dependable. Place the same confidence
in Atlantic Motor Oils. The name
assures their superiority.
ATLANTIC
MOTOR OILS
and Atlantic Gaa are buddies. Work them
together, and keep your motor physically fit.
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duced Atlantic Motor Oils. Countless testa
have proved Atlantic Polarlne and Atlantic
Medium superior for every make of car and
truck. One Is your oil. Ask for It.
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
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war Surplus equipment
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William H.Watiamaker
1217-19 Chestnut Street
Highest Clothing Values
For Saturday's Buyers!
A bringing together of hun
dreds of finest new summer
suits left from our recent
great sale to go out at
$25
Not many of each kind, but
many kinds.
Splendid variety, with your
size among them.
Have been selling regularly for as much
as $60 all kinds of patterns and styles
Quality Suits, every one.
William H. Wanamaker
1217-19 Chestnut Street
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When they are gone you will say
uWhy didn't I get busy and get some of
those Du Pont bargains while they lasted!"
Our last big newspaper announcement
brought the buyers a-flying for equipment.
The list of items has been revised as per
below. Here is what is left of the greatest
values in American industry.
Get yours while you may. This is fair
warning. It will pay you to anticipate your
needs for next Fall and Winter. . You will
never in the future buy at these prices.
The name Du Pont is behind this equip
ment and behind these statements.
Low Price, Quick Delivery, guaranteed Usable Condition
Air Compressors
Alcohol Rectification Units
Ammeters
Anvils
Balers (Paper)
Blowers
Boiler Tubes
Bolts and Nuts
Buildings
Bunks
Cafeteria Equipment
Cars
Chemical Apparatus
Chemical Ware
Centrifugal Wringers
Circuit Breakers
Clocks (Time Recording)
Collars
Conveyors
Corliss Engines
Cornice Brakes
Couplings
Cummers Dryers
Dies, Taps and Stocks
Doors '
Drills
Drill Presses
Dryers (Cummers)
Duriron Fittings
Electric Lighting Fixtures
Electric Power Equipment
Elevators
Ether Stills
Evaporators
Exhaust Heads
Fans
Feed Water Heaters
Fire Brick
Flow Meters
Forges
Forming Machines
Gasoline Locomotives
Gauges
Gears and Pinions
Generators
Grinding Machines
Grindstones and Stands
Grooving Machines
Hammers
Hand Trucks
Hangers
High Speed Engines
Hot Water Heaters
Hydraulic Equipment
Hydraulic Presses
Kaustine Systems
Kettles (Jacketed)
Laboratory Equipment
Lathes
Lavatories
Lighting Fixtures
Lumber
Lubricators
Macerating Machines
Machine Shop Tools
Mixers
Mixing Machines
Mixing Tanks
Motors
Nailing Machines
Nitric Acid Units
Nitrators
Oil Separators
Oil Storage Cabinets
Oil Storage Tanks
Paper Balers
Pillow Blocks
Pipe Cutting Machines
Pipe Threading Machines
Power Equipment (Electric)
Power Equipment (Steam)
Presses
Presses (Hydraulic)
Pressure Regulators
Pulleys
Pumps
Push Trucks
Pyrometers
Rams
Reaming Machines
Rectification Units
Retorts
Sand Blast Machines
Sash
Saws
Saw Sharpeners
Saw Tables
Screw Cutting Machines
Screw Jacks
Searchlights
Shafting
Shevlin & Baker Screens
Stabbing Machines
Stacks and Breeching
Steam Power Equipment
Steam Separators
Steam Traps
Stocks, Taps and Dies
Stokers
Storage Batteries
Storage Battery Rail Trucks
Storage Tanks
Sulphuric Acid Units
Sweetie Kettles
Switchboards and Panels "
Tanks
Temperature Control Apparatus
Telephone Switchboards
Tools
Tool Racks
Transmission Equipment
Trimmers (Metal)
Trucks (Hand and Rail)
Turbo Generators
Turning Machines
Urinals
Vises
Volt Meters
Waste Cleaning Machine
Watthour Meters
Welding Torches
Wiring Machines
Wrenches
Check this list. Then phorie, wire ov, write at once. A day's delay may mean your
loss of a big opportunity. Get your share while you may.
Du Pont Chemical Company
Incorporated
Wilmington Delaware
Barksdale, Wis.
Carney's Point, N. J.
Haskell, N. J.
Hopewell, Vau
Parlin, N. J.
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