. f ' w i n "
'hUfc . i- --: -
TRAPPED BY BLAZE
Jumps Into Blanket Safety Net
Whon Porter Street Homo
Catches Kiro
FLAMES DAMAGE STORE-
Mr. KMhrr Fnbrlknnt Import Into n
ifety net mnrlo from a blrtnkct when
the was trapped 1.V flumes In lier1 sec
end-floor npnrtment nt 1015 Porter
trect last n'lRh't.
Thfl woman was polled on n window
idll on tho second floor nnd was just
about to leap wlien her husband, Sam
uel Fabrlkant, returned nfter summon
log firemen.
A neighbor ran out with n blanket
nd helped to hold It taut an Mr
Fabrlkant jumped. The Improvised net
broke her fall. The woman had been
II) and had returned from n hospital Inst
Tuesday.
The fire started In the basement, nnd
iprcad rapidly to a grocery store on the
first floor. Mr. and Mrs. Fnbrlkant
were ajleep on the second floor.
The fire was sweeping "through the
rrocery sloek nnd the flames were at
ticking the stairway when the smoke
poured into the bedroom above. Mrs.
Fibrlkant. awoke, coughing.
She arouF.e1 her husband, who pulled
on a pair of trousers nnd ran from the
room to summon help. The stairway
from the private entrance which, filled
with smoke, was still passable and
Fibrlkant rushed down to tho street.
Meanwhile, his wifo had put on n
kimono and thrust her feet into slip
pers. She, too, went to the head of the
itairs, but she became terrified by tho
nwlrling smoke and the snap and crackle
of the flames.
A wave of fire billowed up the stair
way as she paused In panic. Then she
rin back into her room, raised a win
dow and climbed up on the sill.
As she nerved herself for the leap to
the sidewalk Mra. Fakrlkant saw her
husband running, back to the burning
building. lie hnd sent in nn alarm.
Firibknnt saw her nt the samo moment
jnd cautioned her not tc jump.
When firemen arrived a minute or
two later tho flames had mined tho gro
cery stock and heavily damnged the fix
tures. Tho loss is estimated at $1000
Approximately.
FRIENDS' SCHQOL CLASS DAYl
Exercises Will Be Held In Audito
rium, 15th -and Cherry Streets
Annual class day of the Friends' Se
lect School. Fifteenth nnd Cherry
streets, will be held nt 8 o'clock in the
school auditorium. Ruth M. Worrell,
Vice president of tbn graduating class,
will preside.
The program includes: Class poem,
Karrele A. Armstrong; class history,
Horace II. Hunslckcr; class will, Wes
ley H. Shirk, and olasR prophecy, Kiln
It. Roberts.
The Class Day Committee is made up
ef Ella R. Roberts, chairman j Kathryn
V. du BoIh. Wesley H. Shirk and Eliz
abeth'!. DtTpps.
Borate0
MILK-N
Adds
quality
to
cooking
With
the
cream
left
in!
- s--i
V r i 0
ILttZuBS asay'---:"Tsa7MlassBBassssss'P
even little rots may safety feast on Necco pure
v "W""""" augar wafers, and 40' pieces in delicious flavors
--5s5:;5 give them a happy surprise. Please them today
Mffcc New Enrjland Confectionery CO.
- - Over 7J Years of Successful Candy Mating
--gl. REAL RIPE CHERRIES
g5SjC!jii IMBEDDED SCREAM.
TSS9 vLPl' CHOCOLATE COATED
AUTO MECHANICS!
Quick and efficient oervtce in
garage or service station will
your patrons.
Advertise for mechanics in
THE LEDGER
MORNING and EVENING
r A ,v
WEDS ON.SICKBED" i.
Brookllno, Pa.', Army Officer Not
Victim of 8oarlet FeW
News from the doctor that Lieu
tenant Wllllnm, A. Otley did not, after
all, have siarlct fever, caused a quick
bedside wedding in Bridgeport, Pa.,
yesterday. Miss Helen 0. Byrne, tho
bride wbos.0 wedding was postponed by
the sudden illness of, tho lieutenant,
was sitting on tho front porch of her
residence yesterday, wjicn tho physician
informed her that the lieutenant who
was quarantined as a srarlct fever sus
pect, did not hnve a contagious disease.
With a crv of delleht. Miss Bvrno
dashed upstnlrs to the bcdsldo of her,
nnnce, whom she had not seen for
nearly a week.
While they were chatting, n chest of
silver, sent by the officer's comrades
frbm the Philadelphia recruiting office,
arrived together with a message bearing
congratulations on the wedding, which
was to hnvo taken place last Tuesday.
In the excitement which followed, n
member of tho family telephoned for
tho Ilev. Michael .7. (lately, rector of
St. Augustine's Church, Bridgeport,
and when he arrived, the wedding was
solemnized nt tho bedside of tho sick
officer.
48 ENDJ'OLICEJ-RaTnING
Mayor Will Address Graduates of
School for Recruits
Forty. eight new patrolmen will bo
graduated from the police training
school at exercises tomorrow evening
In the Second Regiment Armory, Brond
street nnd Susquehanna avenue. They
will wear their police badges for the
first time.
, The young patrolmen will give nn ex
hibition of the first aid, traffic and res
cue work.
Mnyor Moore will attend nnd make
an address. Director of Public Safety
Cortclyou and Acting Superintendent of
Ppltco Tempest also will bo present.
AUTO DESTROYED BY FIRE
Fire in the garage of J. Fcldmnn.at
the rear of his home. fiOlO Pnrksldo
avenue, destroyed one automobile nnd
burned tho top of another early this
morning.
Patrolman Hart, of the Peach and
Medln streets station, saw smoke com
ing from the building broke dpen the
door and sent in nn alarm when he
saw it was past the stage whero he
could put it out. Origin of tho fire Is
unknown. Loss li estimated at SlfiOO.
TRUNKS REPAIRED
ALSO BAGS & SUIT CASES
SALESMEN'S SAMPLE CASES
and Art Kinds Trnnks. nags and
Salt Can Made to Order.
VICTOR VALISE CO., Inc.
48 N. 7th St. m-SISIom
PENCO Metnl Ceiling means
a more efficient, economical
factory to build, operate
and maintain.
Only one-fourth as much weight
aa plaster. Lighter construction
or larger PAY-load. A perfect
dlffuser of nrtlficlal light. No
dust to ruin fabrics. No falling
pjaater to endanger lives. No
cracked celling to be repaired
or replaced.
TCrWo for booklet em PENCO
Metal CelHnai in Rome, Ofloe,
Store, Church, School and mil.
PENN METAL COMPANY
Penn Metal Bldg., Phlin., Pa.
Meters of PENCO Metal Roof
Ing, Siding. Lath, Corner Bead.
I Ire Doors, etc. 3508
your
pleaso
9br yiNp3Sfer
'A! "'?
EVtiNJt
First Season Will Include 75
Events, Beginning 1n Oc
toberEnds in April
S The recent launching of tho Phila
delphia Forum for tho non-partisan
nn'd non-sectarian discussion of civic,
educational, literary, musical nmKro-
r
Another Lowney
Candy Treat
for the Week-Eyd
3800 lbs. of Lowncy'a
fllgh'Gradc Candies in a Sale
Regular $1.00 Lowney's
Bitter Sweets, Pound ifk
Box 4VC
Regular $1.00 Lowney's
Milk Chocolates Ain
Pound Box 4"C
Regular 80c Lowney's
Vesta Chocolates, 50
Pound Box OOC
Regular Lowney's Assorted
Hard Candy, 50
Pound Box OOC
Extra Special Combination
50c Pound Regular"
Salted Virginia
Peanuts
40c Pound Regular
Old - Fashioned
Plaited Mint ....
Roth for
55c
SNELLENBURJaS First Floor
and Economy Basement
Arrived for Friday's Special
Selling A Purchase of
Girls' $3.00 & $4.00
Regulation Wash
Dresses
To Sell at
Each .....
$1.65
Whito Lonsdalo jean nnd blue
Hneno and Governmental jean
dresses In full regulation styles
with braid-trimmed collars and
cuffs and sleeve chevrons. Ex
ceptionally flno dresses at their
new low price. Sizes 6 to 14.
SnELLENBURCS Second Floor
1200 Boxes Men's
Kno Darn Socks
75eboxof6prs.
Made from sturdy cotton yarn
with extra spliced heels and toes
to insure long wear.
Six Pairs of All-Black or As
sorted Colors to the Box. Sizes
9'i to 11',.
SnELLENBURGS First Floor
In Our Flower Shop
$1.50 Basket of
6 Growing Plants
in Bloom
Special at 69 C
1fiL
Healthy assorted plants as
pictured
SNELLENBURGS First Floor
For Friday's Special
Selling Just 378
Roll-Edge
Mattresses
at $8.75 Each
Mattresses made with a fine
fibre contro and two layers of
double felt on both sides top,
bottom and ends. Well-covered
with pretty art ticking.
These Mattresses Were Slightly
Water-Marked in Transit
Hence tho Extrordinarily
Low Price, Which Is About
Half Their Real Worth.
None Sent C. O. D. None Sold
to Dealers
$18 Large Dining-Room
Rockers, at
$7.7
Rockers
with spring
seats, cov
ered w i t h
leather.
C omfortnblo
and luxuri
ous.
SneLLEHBUWjS Fifth Floor
Vi::
PHII1 FflRIIM 0 K T)
BY RESEARCH BODY
"THUfetolY JUNE 9,1921
l&loOT'quWloMWs cemmen$iiv&aV
by the Bureau of Municipal Rotearch.
Tho forum's first season will include
soventy-flvo event, beginning In Oc
tober of this year and continuing until
April next. A prospectus will bo- Is
sued soon, stating the season program
and tho -fees and privileges of mem
bership. Tho forum was established through
tho co-operative action of the Univer
sity Extension Boriety, tho Civic Club,
tho Academy of Music Corporation and
the uity uiub. Each oMhrmc organi
zations is represented on tho forum's
Oonrd of Governors.
Continuing lis romment on the. new
Institution, tho Research Bureau stated:
"That this project Is highly com
mendable needs no argument. It la rle
signed not merely to continue the Im
portant nnd valuable work-in which
STORE OPENS DAILY AT 9
STIIOnSDAY. JUNK 0. 1021. 1
NELLENBURGN
ENTIRE BLOCKS MARKET Jro2ln STREETS L J
Our Light Weight Fancy Suits
, For Men and Young Men
is?" At $25 a
Are the Right Suits at the Right Price! '
A Big Special Sale Tomorrow Splendid Suit at $25 Which You
Couldn't Duplicate Elsewhere Under Considerably Morel
Blue Serge Suits
Snellenburg's Keep-Kool Two-Piece Summer
Suits for Men
Two-pc. Worsto
Suits, at
Two-pc. Mohair
suits, at.
$13-50
$16.50
Two-Piece Palm Beach
Suits, at
$8.50 & $10 Fancy Trousers,
$4.75 Pair
$12.50 and $13.50 Fancy
Trousers, at $6.75 Pair
$15 White Flannel Trousers,
$9.50 Pair x
salelf Housefurnishings & China
$35.00 Leonard Golden
Oak Finish Refrigerators
$25.95
With whlto
food
chambers.
Sold on
Club Plan.
$49.00 Peninsular Gas
Cabinet (J0 'JC
Ranges Pt)0d
$85.00 Kitchen
Cabinet
$65.00
Sanitary nor-
"Maln sliding
tablo top; nanl
tury Hour bin ;
sanitary bread
box and white
enamel Insldo
llnlsh.
Sold on Club
Vlan
$3.50
6-Pc.
White
Enamel
Kitchen
Sets
$1.89
3oc White Tampico Brushes
25c
$2.55 Wash Day Sets. $1.49
urn - root
o i t r a
dtroni
clothes
' line; C doz-
en clothes
,plnB, fi 8-ft.
;c i o t n o a
) props,
$2.00 and $2.25
Imported Lace
Effect Waste
Baskets
$1.00 Each
$1.75
Genuine
O'Ccdar
Oil Polish
Triangular
Mops,
Each
79c
$21.50
3-Bur-
ner
Gas
Stove
$16-'5
16-lnch haUInc
oven.
I tuft
K Bold on M
Club rian
I I
raluir I CAlVt
E3MKa2)
zWniW.
i
N. SNELLENBURG & CO.
w '-'Fw'
j;,TJrilvWty ''Kxterfslbn: Society 1 took
such a leading part in the past, but to
expand the scope of this work ..and to
Improver it quality.
"The emphasis that Is to be given to
the discussion, of civic topics is cape
dally to be commended, for if la only
through a fuller understanding of our
common problems that we can achieve a
better community life. If properly
conducted nnd adequately supported,
thill tlAW fnrillt. til.ni.1.1 liMinitiA n .A.f
. .(. ...a..,,, DIIUIllll ISVlWIilt! .1 iu.
people's university to the residents of
Philadelphia nnd the surrounding ter
ritory." Rutledoe Flower Show Tonight
The Jlutlcdge Horticultural Society
will hold lt annual spring flower nhow
Jn the borough hall nt llutledge this
evening. .T." Otto Thllow will judge
nnd later talk on "Spring Flowers."
A. M CLOSES AT 5:30 P. M.
Special at $30.00
and Young Men
Two-pc. Palm
Beach Suits, at. .
Two-pc. Tropical
Worsted Suits . .
$16-50
$27-50
$9.50
Each
$10 All-Wool Blue Serge or
Flannel rousers at $5.50 Pair
Flannel trousers in blue, green
and brown.
SNELLENBURTjS Third Floor
$1.25 4-Pc. Blue
and White
Canister
Sets..
85c
75c Aluminum
Strainers at
Each
$1.00 (25-(b.) White-Enamcl-Finislv
Flour CA.
Can.
uyc
$1 12-inch
Floor Sweep...
69c
IrT
7
$3.50 French
MirrorslP
With solid oak
frames. Size 12Vs
-17.
v
K
Walnut Stained
Window Screens
Special
24 1 n oh ah
hlg-h, 37
Inch exten
sion. $4.25 Folding Mahogany
Stained
Card
Tables
$2.79
$12.50 American
Porcelain (UT fIC
Dinner Sets... )."u
f'O pleceH en Rood-look'ni?
dlnner-waro with Bold band or ,ue
bird decorations,
Reg. 50c Very Thin Deco
rated China Cups and 'ir
Saucers LoQ
$10 16-Inch
Indirect
Lighting
Fixture
$5.95
Marble Izort
R I h b bowl,
tilted complete
for rhr or elec
tric llRlitn.
$1.25 Plain Glass
Wnter Set
Sets connoting of
Pitcher and sir thln
blown glass tumblers.
89c
Set
bNELLENDURCS Third Floor
:N. SNELLENBURG
runrrj
39c
Sffl
..85c
Dm y i fmm I'm- jUtHfrSjnHM
TTT
("v .- 3f Y
imiu
'EXPLAINS W All ACCIDENT
Auto Owner Declare Man Killed
Ran In Front of Car.
Harry Martin, of Shunk street near
Tenth, went to Itendlng, Pn today in
answer to a subpoena to attend a Cor
oner'a Inquest into the death of Milton
Kern, of Tuckcrton, who was struck by
Martin's nutomobllo In Reading last
Frlifnv. Kern rifed. Sundny.
According to Martin's daughter, who
was with her ratlier wnen uic m-cuirm.
occurred, Kern ran in front of their
automobile and fell, wnnc irjinK w
patch a runaway horno.
Tho daughter said the automobile wns
proceeding nt a moderate rato.nnd that
after the nr-cldcnt they Ibok hern to a
hoppltnl.
June Sale of Toilet
Articles and Drugs
Wr rctcrvn the right to limit
thn quantity told to anu one
purchatrr, as many lot are Urn
had. Prices do not include War
Tax.
Imitation Ivory
Toilet Articles
25c to $4.75
of tho bttr Wind. "Seconds from well
known munufncttiMr. 25c to 14,7(1.
Regular 35c to $1.50 Rubber
Bathing Caps
19c to 69c Each
Stunnln ep for the diver and thj
owlmmor In many different iihaden, nd
of exceptionally fine quality. Snm are
Mcondu, hut nothing to hurt their wear
In? qualities.
Starr Garden Talcum IVnrder. Qf
fp-rl1 C3
DJrr Kl Taleum I'owder. 1 Qe
SpecUl 11
OakleyV Cnrjlopl Taleum 1 fie
rnwder. Special U
Hnellenburg'e I.a Charme one
Cold Cream tt
t.n Chnrme Vnnlnhlnr Crenm. oni
Special tt
f.a Charme T,emon Cream. Q'
Special 0&7
romr Cold Cream. A Tc
47c
Special..!
Dnicnett A namadell Cold
Cream. Special
39
rinaud'a Lilac Vegetal.
Mr-clM
Teroildr of Ilrdroien.
Spclal
95n
16r
Woodbury'a racial Heap
Special
18c
No mall or pione orders
three to a piirrhiner.
Limit of
I.ashlux, for the nrelneheei.
Hpclal
Metering, $1 00 elze,
Sp-clal
Uandertne.
fipeelal
39r
69r
75'
Derwlllo, for the compleilon. trpjn
Hpeclal O
niesc r.tt Bhampno Cream.
20r
36c
nt
Walklnii' MuUlfled Cncnanut OH.
npciai
Tehero Tooth Paete.
Spclal
35r
Tepeodent Tooth Taste. Srclal
it
Zlionclva, for the sums,
'ip'clal....
Snellenburs'a Xm, Charme
Depllato.ry. Special
8uellenburK'e Violet TCItch
tlatel. for tK toilet
Violet Ammonia. HpcUI
t
TTolmea' Froetllla. Specie I
at
35
45
39
39'
19"
21
Pnellenburgr'a Teroslde Bath 1 fc
Soap, large cake. Sp'clal.. XJ
Twlnk Waehes and Dyes at the same
time. njr. loe packs, SpecUl:
2 package for ISo
8 packaaea for We
0 package! for Sflo
Jergen'i Violet Transparent
Soap, dozen
75
Kirk's Omnibus Soap,
size. 8 cakes In box.. . .
Large
31'
IJfel
I chaser,
f phone
lifebuoy Poop T.lmt
fl to a pur-
No mail or
for 39e
orders. Special O
Kountnln Syringes. Seconds nf Jt.sn
nnd $2 Rindes. Ouaranted water- C(f
tight. Spclal at Ol
Rubber Sheeting, 1 yard wld, Cfr.
ard O
None Sent C. O. D.
Patent Medicines
llorllek'a Mailed Milk. .
Hospital size
Phillips' Milk of
Miignrsla
N'nmpole's Cod Liter Oil.
Spclsl
Karle's Hypo-Cod.
Si.-lal ....
'2.79
34e
75r
89c
4,or25r
.... 79"
27
1 -MnM-llnTe-A Harmless
Corn Itemnrer. Special..
Tanlae.
Special
Freerone, for
Corns
Niuated Iron.
Srerlal at
California Syrnp 0f yi.,' '
Sreclil at ",
Glide's Peptomanfan.
SpecUl
75'
40r
90"
Drugs
i.oii nam Camphor. 1 lb.
4He S. K.JF. Aspirin. 109 . . ." " "
Jl.lO Ilayers Aspirin, ipo
35c Carrara, fi irr 100
S5e Mlgrulne Tablets, too. '.
8I- Oil' Hrh Tablets 200 ' '
llic llaume Analceseque.
JI.IO Asafoetldn rills, inn
SOe Lynol
1.J0
2.1r
H.lr
80c
K.lc
SOr
. 40c
. SOr
" 'w.'ir ..win, 1 JO
bN'L -'.'3"RcS First Floor
10c
Boys' Summer
Weight Clothing
Boys' $18 Norfolk Suits with
Two Pairs of Full-lined
Knickers, at $12.00
Of all-wool fancy cheviots nnd
cassimores large assortments
of models among which to
choose.
Boys' $20 Norfolk Suits with
Two Pairs of FulMined
Knickers, $13.75
All-wool fancy cheviots and
cassimeres-lnrgo line of color-
'iigs, good patterns and models
Boys' Blue Serge Norfolk '
QU"s. gQ to $18
Boys Tub Suits at Close
to Half Price!
W.?iU GSt Wantod niatrials
wear Lfr 8,Un, ,r vncatin
Sfw- E,coo' Practical, tub-
Suits at $1.
S2.50 Suits at $1.15.
34.50 Suits at $2.
?'r Suits at 2.65.
no.a lf--l--l .... - -
$1.00 to $1.75 Pair
Strong, durable.
Overalls for Boys, 95c to $1.95
A comnlatc assortmentZthey
save laundry bills. '"moy
Boys' BIourcb, 49cy 89c, $1 00
nnd $1.25
Boys $1.50 and $2.00 Snorts
Blouses at R9r and $1.10
HuyV $2.50 Jlapncr Pants, $1.50
h1w 8 tolfi yonrs; of bcst
iiaiii,.v J, u. KlinKl,
bNFl.LFNBUROS 1'hird Floor
& fQ
j
r
MAN HIT BV-FALE1NQBEAM
Laborer, Working on Houaewreck
ng Job, Berloutty Injured
A half hour after he started on a
housewrecklng Job at Delaware and
Falrmount avenues this morning,
ThomnB Kcrllck, a laborer, was 'struck'
on tho back by a falling beam, ills
spine may bo broken.
Kcrllck, who ls,thlrty-four years old
and Uvea at 81C Nectarine street, was
stooping ovrr n jiiic oi (icons on tlie
BTKAMSmr NOTICES
WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., Inc.
"Ship By Water"
LOS ANGELES, SAM FRANCISCO,
PORTLAND, SEATTLE and TAC0MA
M. S. KENNEC6TT June 11
S. S. WILLIIILO (11,000 Tons) Juno 26
S. S. WILLSOLO (ex Cajacct) July 11
S. S. WILLFAKO (8000 Tons) July 26
Receiving Pier Si, South Phila,
For rates and particulars, apply
WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., Inc.
114 Drexel Bldg., Custom
PHILADELPHIA to
CADIZ BARCELONA NORTH AFRICA
MARSEILLES GENOA
SS "OLYMPE" June 14
Throutli mils of Lndlnr for nil port nf Spnln. Morocco, AUfrln. Timlsln,
Ctite,, NIc. Glhrnltftr nnd ths Lsrant
EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP CO.
139 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
, Lombard 5200-01 -02-03 ; Main 3261
Agents for THREE STAR LINE
Ste. les Affrctcurs Rcunis, 23 Bridge St., New York
NAWSCO LINES
S. S. Yalza Now Loading
rifr 10 North
for
SAN DIEGO, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, OAKLAND,
SEATTLE, TACOMA. PORTLAND, ASTORIA
AND VANCOUVER, B. C.
For Rates and Information
NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO.
Agents V. 8 Shipping Hoard
136 S. Fourth St, Phila. Phone Lombard 5791-2-3; Main 7781-2
EARN-LINE
Incorporated 1891
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA to HAVANA
SS "COQUINA" SAILED
(AniiDsemeau Lure hn msd tor anlck fllsehanre of aro at UavansJ
. . ror Bpo and Batoa Apply
EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Agent
D..11S.. D..IUI n1.1i- n
Lombard BX0OSZ01-8:03-S20S
NEW AMERICAN TRANS-PACIFIC PASSENGER SERVICE
between SEATTLE and YOKOHAMA. KOBE. SHANGHAI.
MUNU KUNCi and MANILA via tha SHORT ROUTE.
Nru and ptltrisl U.S.S.B. linen; 535 It. lon; 21,000 tons
SAIUNGS
S.i. Wenatehee, Jane 18 S.S. Silrer Stile, July 9
S. S. Keystone State, July 30
Firn. irwrvstlons, etc., erolp sny rsllrosd or teurijt ttnt, or
HUGH GALLAGHER. Gen.E..Agt.,17StBt StNcwYcrk
as3EBaas
fcviljfg:f iff
llaSSSSSSTBSlB Z K2ZJsBBBBBl
Passenger and Freight Services
From Mew lorK
CHKnBOl'RQ AND SOUTHAMPTON
AOriTANIA . . . June 14 July 5 July ij
M l'RETAMA . . . June 15 July 1 Aur.11
11KUKNOAR1A .... June SO Aur.lft 8rt't.2i
MVKRroOI.
( KMANIA June 15 July 10 Aiik.13
M OERIA June 25
I l(ONI .. July 1 Julj SO Aus. 'i
HAMA (new) . July 12 Auc 20 Sept. i'.
1 i VMOI'TH. ("HKKHnt'RO H rmR't
(l. Juli 21 Auc. SO Ort. II
l.ONnnNDKRRT and r.l.XSiintv
( III I M1IIA . . . June IR July 111 Vile. IS
MKUONIA (neT) July 2 Julj an Aiie. 27
MO OIRRAI.TAR. n'api.ks PATI1AS.
P1-HROVN1K. TR1RSTK FIIMK
ITM.IA June I J
C W.AllltIA July 27
VMtl. June 3(1
ROSTON TO i.m -poor,
ASSYRIA lune 2R
111!! !'F!,riUA TO LONDON. BRISTOL
( Ai 'nmnuthl and SWANSEA
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