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Dr. Finerjan Faces
Rebuilding Task
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give nn new powers to the superin
tendent of public instruction or thn
ct ate board
"I wouldn't hn'e a eentrnlized power
under am circumstances." unid Dr.
FlneKnn with pronounced emphnsls
The lau Itself should specif) mini
mum stiindards which eaih count
should be teitilred to meet The only
iiuthorlt' needed here is sufficient power
to see that the locnl school authorities
fulfill their duties properl'
' How about Increaslnc nlnries
without prosneet of Itnmpillnte rpsnlls?"
I asked
If we expect to secure competent
teachers. w must pnv salaries sutlhient
to attract the best clas of mnterial
It will be some years before every pub
In school in the state Is equipped with
such teachers
"It Is preposterous to imnRlne thnt
tea hers unable now to answer the r
qn'rements woulrl be tatmble of meeting
tleni within the ensnlne xenr," he
went on
Fierv teacher In our schools today
t at ntinot mensitre up fullv "111 be
K'p-i the oppnrtnnitx to rench the
in 'nr 1 nn hne set
1 lruirtnient proposes to extend
i ! 'is bund to eer one At the
" I f lx jears the period I hae
t I I't tins'liniiia will ha'e n body of
utors tin finest in this couutr "
lr Finegnn has been in office less
ti nn two M-ars In that time, he has
P rfpete I Ms plans and K'lthend iiround
'i n a -taff of experts the best to bo
f. i nl
Hi.- l'ennsjlvanlo. experiment Is
Ii'lni: watched with keen Interest hv
the tneators of thn Fnited States The
National Fducational Uureau at Wnsh
liietoti Is pnrtlculflrlv interested in Its
workings
"lias Dr. Finecnn produced re--tilt-''
Dr 1 I. Tlaxton. United States
cnnitnis-inner of cducntion. In the le- I
pnitmint a bulletin , of 1010, sajs:
'Tin re should In nil states he separ
ate and weli-orKftnized diUslons for all
the more important phnses of the edu
cational work of the state, nnd for
the promotion of general educational
Interest
' In I'ennsilvonia, New York and
Mnt-at hii'i tts the Departments of
1 dui'ution approach tho Ideal for the
liitipr -tntes
The I nited States Bureau of Cducn
tion kims the official reply to the ques
tion. The querj. "How will Dr. Hnegnn
spend the millions appropriated for
educntion in the next two years?" will
be answered In another article.
U. S. Placed in
World Association
Centlniift from Piikp One
present determination Moved by n
i niHidrrntltui ot It- interests, as Mr
Ilurding and Mr Hughes hae so often
pnnti'd out the United States ranges
tr-elf beside the other great powers In
' e Mttlement of n utters of world-wide
it iportnnce. 'ne ma) my that this Is
n tempornrj step like Mr Wilson's
participation in the Illg Fixe at Paris
Hut matters of world-wide importance
there will nlwa's be Cven the great
qup-tions growing out of the war will
not bo disposed of by this administra
tion or its successor
Senate Astonished
In Senate cln .es astonishment "t the
announcement wn tremendous, nnd op
i nsition will be great Hut there Is no
m in which the opposition can be ef
feeti'o Neither Colonel Harve) nor Mr.
Mernck nor Mr Ilnvden need go before
the S.nnte for confirmation. The I'res
i lent holding the Mews that Mr
Harding dm s. tint the nitlatie in
ton Ign affairs i in the hands of the
ex . itne fun send a personal repre--uituiM'
tn an 1 .formal unorguniid
i oiim il i f heads of stntes
Muiltiirl) l.t mn instruct an ninbns
sn Inr to be pre-etil nt n Minfereiice of
uinlnis-ndnrs lie could not npprlnt
n member of the ripnrations comtnls--i'in
without going to the J-ennte but
he i nn send an unofficial ob-i ru r there
without form-iliti. The President has
put us bncli Into International uffulrs
without consulting tlve Senate.
Will Anger Irretom ilalilts
lint he hn- done and the win ho
'us l in if "111 miser the Irretoncll
ables It "ill widen the rift already
pill-ting liitwii'ti the Senate nnd the
exniitM', for th( Senate is jealous of
its i -eriigatUes and like- to fancx Itielf
inak g the foreign n i ' of tlie 1 nited
Mat"- The S. nnte has al"as, ince
C1M in I -ent the f nanus Paramount
Iiloint to HnwHl 1 eon irritated at
the ij. i e if t ich foi getting
arm. i I th. n. ie if for going to tie
Sena' fir lontirmuti in 1 nppointlng
pet mi. ri pr.'-entatues This feeling
if t i -i nute wus one of the causes of
the i am- with Pnsident Wilson The
'ol i Miin treatx left much soreness
Tht n.w- of jestcrdu) will not hen! th.
M 1111 I-
1 t 'I'm all this Is sold, when tin
fteVi:- f the Senate nre considered
wh'' ' p iwer and functions of the
Sur.' e i 'iuiic'1 are held In mind tie
imtr'- r "f tin Presidont's boldness
ir. il wlitit he did is onl) heightened
He mi ' p ntppsslty of protecting
n a terf- through interna
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i!e- romr back, after running
fifty thousand or more miles,
iri'l rcfiiicstfrl us to install
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tlonal co-operation and placed the
United States fully and npenl) In the
one International body which la today
functioning vigorously.
ndilnd (lio decision Washington seen
(Im Influcnro of lltnthns nnd Hooker,
the two most energetic Inlluences for
Internatlonnl co-operntlon In the cab!
net. But there Is little doubt thnt the
inblnet na n whole has faxnied the ac
tion taken yesterday The subject was
before it nt Its meeting Unil there
been any serious dixlsion In the cabinet
no such prompt decision ns wns taken
could huve been possible. The cabinet
Is as o whole free front senatorial in
fluences nnd siinpathlcs.
Hearing on Ilepnrnllons
The reason for prompt action Is
found In the situation "ith respect to
Herman reparations The Hughea
Harding diplomacy has brought (Jer
man) to the point where an offer which
will be considered by the Supreme
Council Is expected before the allied
ultimatum to German) expires. The
presence of the United Stntes In the
Supreme Council will prohabh be nn
added influence leading Oennany to
make snch nn offer Mr Hughes
"anted this countr) to be represented
"hen reparations "ere brine settled.
While our entrance Into the Supremo
Council is international association, It
operates ngolnst the League of Nations.
Since the end of the Fence Conference
the Supreme Council hns been, In ef
fect, an overshadowing rlvnl of the
council of the Lenguo of Nntlons. So
much was this so that Lord Robert
Cecil, a real friend of the league, once
demanded that the Supreme Council
should disband so ns to gle the league
u fair chance for existence.
Now tho United States thrown Its
"eight Into the Supreme Council and,
in effect, against the league. Tho prob
abilities are Hint tho Supreme Council
thus re enforced will survive as a part,
the dominant part, of nnj nssoclatlon
of nations .Mr. Harding nnd his now
ossorlatcn may create,
ALLIED INVITATION
AND REPLY OF V. S.
Washington, Mny 7. The following
message, addressed to the government
of the United States by Premier Lloyd
Ceorgc, of Great Brltnln. as president
of the allied conference, wns delivered
by tho British nmbnssndor to the sec
retary of state :
"As president of the nllied confer
ence, which Is Just completing itn sit
tings In IOndon, I am nuthorlzed, with
the unanimous concurrence of nil the
powers hero represented, to express to
the United Stntes Government our
feeling thnt the settlement of the in
ternational difficulties In which the
world is still inrohed would be mate
rlallv nsslsted by the co-operntion of
the United States; and I nm therefore
to inquire whether thnt government is
disposed to be represented In the fu
ture, ns It was at an earlier date, at
nllied conferences, wherever thev ma)
meet, nt tho ambassadors' conference,
which sits at Paris, and on the rcparu
tlon- commission.
"We are united in feeling thnt Amer
ican cogni7ance of our proceedings and,
where possible, American participation
m inem, -win oe nest tacllltntcd bx I
this " ' '
Tho following reply of the Govern
ment of the United States to thp fore
going message was eommutiicnted bi
the secretar) of stnte to the British
ambassador
"Tho Government of the United
Stntes has received through the British
ambassador the courteous communicn
tlon in which you stnte thnt. with the
unanimous concurrence of the power
represented nt the allied conference in
London, you are to Inquire whether this
government Is disposed to be represented
In the future, ns it was in the past, nt '
allied ( onferencch, nt the i (inference of
ambassadors, in Paris and on the rep
nrntions commission
"The government of the United
Stntes while maintaining the trndl
tlnnal polm of abstention from par
thipution lu matters of distinctly Ku
ropeati concern, is deeph lntere-ted in
the proper economic adjustments nnd
in the just settlement of the mntters of
world wide Imnortnnce ulilph urn nn
der discussion in these conferences nnd
desires helpfuU) to o operate In the
deliberations upon th(c questions
"Mr Georgp Hnr'ej, appointed am
bnssador to Great Britain, "ill be In
structed on his arrival in Knglnnd to
take part ns the n pre-nitntive of the
That Will
Not Durn
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A POWERFUL CAR
TASTI-RN MOTORS CORPORATION
Hrond n
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President of the United States in the
deliberations of the Supreme Council.
The American ainbnxsndor to 1'rnnec
will be Instructed to resume his place
ns unofficial obsrrxrr on the conference
of nmbnssadors and Mr. Uolnnd W.
Hoyden will be instructed to sit ngnln
in an unofficial tnpnclty on tho repnrn
tlons commission.
"The Government of the United Stntes
notes with pleasure jour expression of
the belief of the representatives of the
allied governments nssembled In lui
don thnt Amcrlcnn co-operntlon In tho
settlement of the great international
questions growing out of tlie world wnr
"III be of material assistance "
NOTED VENIZELISTS JAILED
Greek Officials and Editor Arrested
for Urging Abdication
AtJien. Mny 7. (H A. 1) Alex
ander Papannstuslon, minister of na
tional econotn) In the last Vrnlzelos
cabinet, nnd Demetrius I.nmbrakis,
editor of the newspaper Patris, lime
been nrre.stcd for publishing nn article
urging the nbdlcntlon of King Con
ntnntine. Newspnpcrs of this city are urging
their relense, and nlso thnt of M.
Papandrcou, nnothcr Venirellst offlclil,
who is under nrrost on n similar chnrge.
RUSS0-GERMAN TRADE PACT
Report of Signing Reaches Riga, but
Is Not Officially Confirmed
men, Mny 7. (Hy A. P.) A re
port thnt the pending Hussinn-flermnn
trade agreement hnd been signed hns
been received here, but there is no con
firmation from official sources. The
newspnper Novoy Put today stntes
that the agreement wns signed ) ester
day in Ilcrlln.
Matinee Today
Dmdng from 2:30 till 6 o'clock
AUO
Dance Reception Tonight
Palais D'Amour
S. E. Cor. 12th & Chottnut St.
Ifost beautiful danoing academy
n amenoa.
rhonfUVulnnt 7471
Painting at Better Prices
IXlmatra irtitn anywhere. Send us
your palnttne troubles
R. A. TAYLOR
5183 OOLUMtllA AVI!.
Phone Col. nS74
rmmFm
TODAY'S
MENU
Cream of Tomato
French Roast. Onion Sauce
with Rissole Potatoes
or
Irish Lamb Stew with
Mashed Potatoes
Chocolate Ice Cream
or
Assorted French Pastry
Rolls and Dutter
Coffee. Tea, Milk
or Chocolate
LUNCH
CHERI RESTAURANTS
1604 Cheetnut St. 132 So. 15th St.
( rimden Branch,
140J IladdonAvo.
J TSJ" jfc"" ' 'VHjKs'l
50c
URGES NEW INSURANCE LAW
Benjamin Rush Advocates Enact
ment of Jones-Edmonds Bill
WnshliiKlon, Mn 7 Henjninln
Riinh, of l'lillndolphln. president of the
Instirnnee (Vinipnny of North America,
nppenred before the .Sennle conimerre
committee todny to urco favorable no
tion on the Jones-FiIiiioihIh hill, of
which HrprpRrntfttiic (icoirc W. 1M
monds, of I'hllndelphin, 1b Joint ntithor,
Intended to modernize the insurance lnn
of the District of Columbia nnd per
mit the writing of multiple Inmirnnce
bj n slnRle company.
The bill Is known ns n model instir
nnce measure, nnd It is hoped h Its
sponsors thnt It will serve ns n pat
tern for slmllnr etinclments by the
states. Several of Its provisions nl
rend hne been iniorporated In the
Inns of I'ennsylvntiln.
Motorman Stricken, Dies In Hospital
Trank Fritr, n motorman nn tli"
Woodland nvenuo line, wns stricken ill
at the Forti -ninth strict car burn hist
night nnd died nfter renchlng the UnU
ersit Hospitnl Mr Ftu iimiI at
2." Jo South Felton stieit
Linotype
Operators
48 hours per week
Applu
MR. OCHELTREE
Sixth Floor
Franklin Printing Co.
514-520 Ludlow St.
Philadelphia
ki:i,ioiih S OTI( KM
lUntlct
a c'Hunrii humi: in the hkaut ok
Titn CITY
Tlin FI118T UM'TIST (ill It CI t
l.th it, above Wnlnut
CAitTnn iikum jo.sns n. n rm.tor
ril-.O K NICHOLS tl 1) Aunt I'nulor
10 '10 A. M MOTItlCH S 1JAV
Theme "A MOTH Ml S HAY MK88AOE "
12 o dork Nonn Hlble School with Dr
Jone Clasi for lien and Quest Clars for
all
2 30 P M. Mnr n Scott rhlnic Brhool
7.30 T M BITCIAI. MtICAI. SHIIV
XCV Sermon hy I'r Jonfi
Theme "THE CJU5ATIVIJ PURPOSE "
Helectlons from 1Iadn'a
"CltnATION
funtr by Auttmentpd ( holr Hnd Soloists
Mololnts liar' Mrrklno Amirs llulfnnydor
Phil Hippie. Horace it Hood
All Reatu frc Loma inrly IlrlnK our
frlende
KIlKUlf MAX SON' Qrganlut and Dlrec tor
Till: TIVMl'I.K, Hroa.1 and Iterka t UOOii
NorthV S000 eeatf
nussnt.i. u iovwi:i.i, Pamor
WM UYHK MM rimy .oc Pantor
J MAIIVIN HANNA Muilnil Director
l'HED'K STAllKi: Orcanlut
Mr Connell preailicu ut 10 10 and 7 3n
Temple Choruses will ntnz at both eer'tces
Hlblo HchOQl Jero L ( resce Supt at 2 3(1
Mr Towne "111 Fpeak nn Mr Conwell
Hook on Pracr
Pra'er Meetltnr I"rlda at s
Annual Concert of Tomile Cllce Club on
Thursdai evenlnK at N 11 Assiatlm artists
will be Mae !:t,ro Hot.- John Minnlnc
Frederick Starke for lltkets for Wilfred
(Ironfell lecturo on "Horn ince of Ihe I.ab
ra.lor' call niamnnd C17
l'.tlilnil Ciiltiirr
OTIIIOAI. Ot'l.Tt III:. Ilroad St Theatr.
II A M Morris Jnstrow Jr , on "The
Hook of Job and the Mystery of Human
friends
Tin: nut'iiMuoN TiKirriNifTiTiTMirsTt
uitd on Montunmery pike .Merlon N open
mirninT'0'." , .Vf ,1'lfl day (Sundny)
morninir, at 11 or ork. it uas built in
TtV ''rr.""1""" 1nn ''""hired o;
'f the oldsl mnsi historical church cdl
. Jn. '. '' .r.oun'r Cordial invitation
.--.r.i-.n .1, ii.imrii
Metlin,1ll l.il. A.-i.T "
MIJTIIOIIIST Kl'iscnittl. Hosi'llAI.
Hroad and Wolf bis
Philadelphia
!AI. Dm" ell Correspond Soerttarv
HOSriTAI. Sf.NTJAY. May S-OrfennKH of
money and apieals for donations
HOSPITAL DAT Thursday, May 1.' 2 30
'.; 4 ??. V -M ri In Chapel 3 30 P
M Ministers Irormn and the publli In
lted to como und see this nrst trade
up to-dute idulppi I in 1 most beautiful In
stltutlon
PresliTlerlan
AIM'll Sntllhrr (III liril. lSih and rch
CLAItl Ni i: RD Mill MA' MIIM.Y
10 ii Moral Hrro.-r A rritlral mo
nient for the bou! 1h tt.. m ir.nt when It
Is oppressed with the know!1j,-,. of moral
failure and br akdovn Will the mn s
self-reproach nnd the re. rlmlnatlon he
lirlnKH Htialnnt lilmnelf Kruditally win him
awa from thn lonL pr ibatlon and discipline
of thn moril etncitle or will It deepm
his penitence mid strenitthen his hold on
Ord?
12 00 Willi. Sc1io.il 7 C IJ
S 00 bine ills Mithr Died " The nn
nuil Mothers Imj s -rmon
nirriii.r.iu.M piihsm ii.hia.n (iiciuii
Ilrnad and JJlairi nd st
lto' WILLI VM L Mn ORMICK Pastor
10-011 The Fifth i oimiiarelment
5 30 sabbath h, honl
7 45 "M ither s l' rtr.ilt
SB)M) I'K1H ri.ICI N (II11UII
21MT AMI UALM 1 -'IS
rtnv Af.uxANUi.it iiattou. u i
MIN'ISTEIl
Ki: AH IN 11 (11 HI n ASSISTANT
Ur Mail oil iu i r. i h it II und H
o clock
U'entnu subject ' Hie Pino Art of peace
maktnr ' I'mitlnulni; ihe series In
'Christ's fchniil of llappln.us
Musical hervlc. at 7 3n
' It Is h (ojd ThlnK lu (.Ive Thinks '
, L .. . Hchiednff
' O Praise the Nanio of the Iird ' Nlkulsk
The King of Ijve (louiuid
'The Lord Is My Shi'plierl I.lit
hundiij rtvhool and A lult Hiblu Class nt
10 A M
V1HITOK1 WELCOME
I'riilestiint l'.Uii.i il
mt pisrrKii's (ill mil
3d and Pint sts
lto 1 lward M Jeftiris s T D Jteclor
7 80 nnd 11 A M s p M
At tho Eienlnn Hir'l. th. li . r nl I en
rninposlllis by CJ iuI Allison 1-uMcr
Oounod and Htanfoidi
fnltiirlnn
IIHKT IMTAIIIAN III IK 11, Tl.r. i nest
nut st llev Fre lerlrk It Unfi n Ministor
11 AM Mr (rifllni I p, arn u,n'""'r
UNITAIUl. (Ill lit II (II (iKltM.NTOVN
Oreeno si, and W flu lien ai
Bundsy Msv 8, services st 11 A M.
Itev lt()OEIl S IMUPEH Minister,
bubject THE llltulHI.H OK THE
PIlODIClAL HON ' "' UI'
i lasses for children In parish houss ul
thn wnm hour All lire innted
IIse)lalleollk
Tin: onurji or (nitirvms Miints
metis eir Prlli . venliut In the Ited
It 10m ( ontln.'i tul Hotel, utti and Chest
nut in Public imit 1
sii:msiiii' sori(i:si
GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY
OF ENGLAND
CATHEDRAL ROUTE
L'osi Anglla. Home of the Pllurlm
Kaihirs Ul kens and Tennyson Uls
trkts H asldo Hesorts Go f
THE FELIX HOTEL
FELIXSTOWE, ENGLAND
The most mairtiinnently appointed
establishment on the East Const of
Lnftland oTned and manatced by ths
Oreat Eastern llnllway Company
lllustrati'! brochure on request
HARWICH ROUTE
JUi(land to tho Continent
via HARWICH and HOOK OP HOLLAND
AIo via HARWICH and ANTWERP
New Service Commencinf June, 1921
DIRECT TO BATTLEFIELDS
VIA HARWICH - ZEEimUGGE
Luiurioui Sltamert Pullman Car Traini
Apply for Illustrated Isioklot. "Tht
World War llattlefleUta of llelrjium
and France "
II. 4, Ketcliam. den, AL
SI1 I'lnii mt .Kil HI ), New Vorfc
DOUBTED HIS WORD
So Highwaymen Knocked Man Down
to Get His Money
When two men nsked John Uiittti, of '
14 North Sixty first street, whether i
he hnd nny mone last nlftlit, ns he
wns wnlkiiiK nlong KWty-lifth street
nenr Vine, he nnid "No.'1 It did him
no Rood, for one hit him between the
eyes nnd knocked him down. Then
the men took ?1() from his pocket,
Putin rnn to tho police station nfter
the men hnd left
Famous Old Fresco Discovered
l1imnin tJ f.. St l
, " ...i-, nun, .unv i a ircsci
ni to Iinvr '"''n l",lnt,' hy ilottl
y.-in mis oecn niRcnxereii in ii house nd-
Mmi ng i ie old foment of Hnn JIartiuo
n this city.
OEXOE
immui
COME HAVE
30E30E
MEENEHAN'S CAFE
SUNDAY SPECIALS 62D & WALNUT STS.
Lobttcr Dinner, $1.50
it ill iirmuti i nn.t.
O Ciatt Meat an yinlln
fl rilct n) .Vole (iirarc Sauce
H lorlifcuerf OiKctt
P liakM Pntatna
Mecnehan Special, SI, SO
Ijobitcr TAcrmtrforX
Deviled C'rnb
nirl of BoJe Tartarr Kaut,
Clnmn Casino
Faralvgn Polator.T
u
D Chicken Platter, $1.50
Halt rhekrn Sauta an llraurr
w (rn Fritters T.nmttn n..A.M-.
L
OTT30C
aoxaoc
. PUBLIC LECTURE
New Thought Divine Science
Sundny, May 8. .1 :H0 P. M.
liclleVueStratford Hotel, Rote Garden (take elevator)
Rev. W. John Murray, of New York. Subject, "Prayer,
Preservation, Performance." Ooltlen Text, "The Lord is
nigh unto nil them that call upon Him, to all that call upon
Him in Truth."
The Public Cordially Invited
Under auspices the Men's Club, E. F. Moore, President
HTnAMMlIP NOTICES
r
LUCKENBACH LINES
PHILADELPHIA TO SAN DIEG0L0S ANGELES
SAN FRANCISC0-P0RTLAND-TAC0MA-SEATTLE
S S HARRY LUCKENBACH Londinj
S S K. I. LUCKENBACH May 14
SS PLEIADES May 28
Seattle Tacoma Portland San Francisco Los Angeles
San Diego Philadelphia
SS KATRINA LUCKENBACH May 9
SS JULIA LUCKENBACH May IS
Philadelphia to Rotterdam
SS FRED'K LUCKENBACH Loading
Philadelphia to Hamburg
S S WALTER A. LUCKENBACH May 9
Rotterdam Philadelphia
S, S LEWIS LUCKENBACH .. My 7
Hamburg Philadelphia
S S FLORENCE LUCKENBACH May 18
LUCKENBACH STEAMSHIP COMPANY, INC.
icivcTTr nminiwr' nun tnrmuti
ISI - u wik.t-.iiv. iiui.nvi.i,iiiin i
LOMIiAItn S3I0 I
,M,,,,M,,MlMBl..SSSSSnSSSSSSSSSSSSSlSMBSSSPSSSSSBrsSSBSSISSSTSISIISISillSmWSSSSSSM "aj
FflRK
IncorporateJ 1891
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
Regular Freight Service
A Steamer May 15
Fee Kpnr nnd Ttates Apply
EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Agents
Bullitt Building. PhIL, P,
tVtnbard OtOO-StOl-BtOS-StOI Uatn SSII-SIU
Passenger and rrcight ServiccB
Trom New York
CHlnllOLHO A.M HOI 11IA.MPTON
Miiuretiinln In 1- .lime l .Inly 14
Aiiult inlii . Mu J 31 lime 11 July S
Iten mtiirlu . , lime 311 Au. IH Sept. .'.'
ui i. in -in. i
Vititrls
riruninl i
( iironlit
Allninlii (lieu)
i I .Purl ,
M... 11
Mils 11 June 1 'lulr 1
.lune I .Inb 'i .lult ID
Innc Jul) IJ Auc -'0
in nnt. ru
CHI.ltHOI Hi. t II Willi Hd
Suulilii .lune U .lill 31 AilC. 30
I ONDONDnilin AND QLAHCIOW
Alnerln Mnr 14 -
Columlilii Mn il Im" IH .lulx 10
VICIO (llllltAI. TAIl l'ATKA
nt'niuiv'siiK iiin.Hi: and riuvi:
Ciilnlir lii Iny li
HAVANA fOIU'VNA (1II1HM.TAU
t am ii ah iiimin nik Timsri! KIUMI1
l'linniinln . June I
UOSTOV TO 1 UKItl'OOI.
rastnlli 'MiiT'Jt
I'HIt.ADri I'HIA. l'IltAI-1 H Al.r.J." .
ANDIUA IIRlltl'T SMMtVA SVIOVICA
(OVSrANiI.NOI'IK CON'STANA .
Itlier Aruxes Miiy 1
i'HH.Arn-i'iti r" London
elliivln Mut IR
I'llII ADni.PHIA in t I VI lll'noT
Mndfllii Mi iH
I'lllt, ADD I'HIA 'I" I HMiril.
I IINMI Till bW ANSI V
Mrslllu Mm Tl
Cinnrrl unil Anilinr si,nin Willi lines
riissencrr Ollke. 1 100 Yl limit SI , I'lillit.
1'reVclit ntllre llour-e lllilc I'iiltii.
AMERICAN SHIPS ARE ,
AVAILABLE FOR YOUR '
OCEAN VOYAGE I
Now Combination Passenger
nnd P r e i g h t Ships I
TiiHt, LuxurinuH SteamerH,
Iti'liablc 1 reight Ships
THE STANDARD OF
THE MARINE WORLD ,
UNITED STATES
SHIPPING BOARD
Sailings from every port
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hrlieilule of 1'iln.i urn r srr.lrf no.
iieir. In Ihls iiiiier eierj Muudity,
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UOLLA
1 lAMEIUCAUNE
New York to Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and BouIogne-iur-Mw
N00RDAM .. May 7 June 11 July 16
ROTTERDAM . May 21 June 25 July 30
RYNDAM ... . May 28 July 2 Au(. C
N. AMSTERDAM June A July 0 AuC. 13
Paueoter Office, 1531 Walnut St., Pbila.
Tnt. .lime is, ini
"No Splosh in Sink"
"Positive Shut Off"
Nnmo "SAVILL" On Tnuci
"Ask jour plumber" ,
Thomas Savill's Sons. MfV
1810-li-H nnnfn St.. PhtU
JUtJUl 30DRP
DINNER AT 1
30E3OI
Sirloin Platter, $1,25
Kninl Wlrloln, fmh Uu.sirionn
Ittil ed I'ntnto ,1(
fyfiiiic-c ana 70111010 .ytimt 0
Lamb Platter, $1.00 D
lloait .Sprtsp lsimb, ,l(n( Kaiu-a 0
rw IirltU olalori Sleutd Corn
Fish Platter, $1.00
llrrtlrd Shad
terrh Fried I'olarues rtt jnafi
Curumlier Hntad
jori ouch itooj on 1 oast, h
Torforc Sauce, 80c S
0
sraoaoii
aonaorsssg ;
STI1WIMHP NOTIt i:i
via Havana & Panama Canal
A new vocation opportunity. Sail
two oceans and tho Caribbean Sea.
Travcrne the Pannma Canal. Visit
romantic Spanish Amorica on maid
en voyage of palatial 21,000 dis
placement tons American
Steamer Empire State
Sailing June 25
From Baltimore to
Los Angolcs Harbor and
San Francisco
17 days of comfort and pleasure.
t i- i' lliana l ii.il Zutie c .a11"
nn 1 Uu iten tin
run: s.ntooo and ii
For Reservations, Tickots, or other
information concerning this and slro
Unr future- voyages apply to Thoi.
Cook & Son, Raymond & Whitcornti
Co., American lixpr
Co., or to any tourist ot
railroad npent, or to
.E4COTCMAIL STEAMSHIP Ctt
(00 ttxchuna-is lts! llnltlinjre. M
MnuutUia- AteoU V. S. Hhipphn: imr
BLACK DIAMOND
STEAMSHIP CORP.
PHILADELPHIA
to Rotterdam,
Antwerp & Amsterdam
A Steamer about May 25
W. J. Grandfield & Co.
Philadelphia Agents
308 ChcHtnut St.
Iimlnvril 6IJ0-7.S0 Mnln 6010-1
HixieStearnship Lines
PHILADELPHIA, BRISTOL,
MANCHESTER, GLASGOW
U.S.S.B. S.S. MONOMAC
Kil'ectoil to Hall Mar 3011a
for ROTTERDAM
C.H.H.II. H. H, "WKHTKBN IIOrB
llliwrleil to Hnll Mm Slllll
. T TONITBIWCR HATT)
Harriss, Magill & Co., Inc.
25 Lafayette UldiT, PhiUdelphli
Lg-tmnl 60-l U-" "
mo I m
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