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The pride in Rolls-Royce ownership
lies even more in the great excellence
of the Chassis than in the prestige
which has grown up around it. In a
word, the car is better than its reputa
tion. An Open Phaeton, $14,950.
ROLLS-ROYCE AMERICAN WORKS
. Those touring New England are welcome
at the Rolls-Royce works in Springfield.
Here the Chassis is built ftom radiator to
rear axle, just as in England. All visitors
pronounce the plant unique, in interesting
and unusual features.
ROLLS-ROYCE
Set en eighty fit e Fifth Aientic
NEW YORK CITY
LESS LIQUOR DRINKING CUTS
HEAT CASES, SAYS FURBUSH
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Health Director Declares Abstinence From Alcoholic Stimu
lants Makes Number of Prostrations Almost Negligible
Abstinence from nlenlwlu drinks bv
a Iarjo number of tlio inl accounts
for the virtual lack of lifnt pio-tr.ttlons
during thi torrid vnv of the last two
days, In the opinion of ,,iroot'ir Vur
tush, of the Dpiartn-nt of Health.
Records of the lat tweim -four hour
rtiowed there nai only one cn-e of in--
Mtial heat prostration with fatal result
and another in which death n enuii'd
chicflv by indulgence in liquor.
' "Education of the people as- to the
necessity of keeping in the bnt possi
ble physirnl eoml'tion," Mlid L)r Fur
bush, "i 'argoly responsible for the.
fxtremelv few case of prostration To
dny I believe the people more than ever
btfore realize that proper nnd frequent
bathing n well as careful indulgence in
food should be observed. Miecially in
the summer mnntii.
"They are not indulging in excesses
h they did in the past, either in liquor
vor food, and are observing health laws
wore rifridl
"It hH come to my notice, too. thnt
mothers an giving closer attention to
the bodilv care of their children. The
number of cases of children's dUciis?''.
due often to neglect, hnvi greatly di
minisiied Young men today appear to
be vigorous."
"Dies regular exercise nlfo help one
toward offsetting the efficth of the high
temperature?" he was nked.
"Exuviw is. of course, very essen
tial," said the Directrr. "hut should
only he indulged in niodciateli .luring i
friod of excessne hat I'cop'e -hulil
take plenty of rest and obtain as much
sleep as possible during such n period,
ns that helps towaul developing n good
physical condition, which enables one to
battle npiinst hlt-h temperature without
rerious results.
"K'-cp cool mentally, too," added Dr.
Furbush. "nnd it will help vou to keep
i onl physically. "
REFUSEJO MARRY DUKE
Three Paris Clergymen Decline to
Officiate for Marlborough
Wlrrlum nispnirh lijr W.vthe Wlllamv ne
prtnlrd from this Mornlnx' Tnlillr !Urrl
I'aris, .June 2.1. Difficulties have ap
peared in tlie way of the wedding of the
Duke of Marlborough nnd Oladys Dea
con, of Hostnn. which was announced
for Friday nnd was to have been the
j crowning social event of I.a (Jrande He
j limine. Three Paris clergymen have to
I date refused to perform the religious
I ceremony following the civil wedding.
which will tnkc place nl tlie Ilrltish
Consulate.
The Hev Chaunccy W. Goodrich, of
the American Church, received the Duke
several dajs ago and politely declined
to have anything to do with the wedding
because of his conscientious objections to
marrying nny person who has been di
vorced. The Rev. Mr Allen, of the
British Wesleyan Church, took the name
i.ttitude Finally Dr. Heekmnn. of the
American Church of the Holy Trinity,
was appealed to. but he likewise has refused
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For Sheer Dresses
Non-transparent double panel back and front
Wave-Crest Muslin Scalloped $1 .85
Sateen Scalloped $2.25
Sateen Hemstitched Bottom $1.35
Sunshine Sateen Hemstitched Bottom $2.25
Berkeley Cambric $1 .25
Surf Satin Scalloped $3.25
Poplin Hand-embroidered $4.50, $4.75
Very Special
Tub Silk Extra Size $4.50
Surf Satin Extra Size $4 00
Nigkt Gowns American Nainsook; loxO neck, 95c
Envelope Chemise American Nainsook 95c
SPORTS HANDKERCHIEFS
For IF omen
AT 25c: White ground with blocks and squares in blue, brotOn,
green, rose or orchid. All linen.
AND in plain lavender, light and dark ode, gray, russet,
blue celeste, rose or maize. All linen.
OTHER STYLES and qualities, 50c to $2.00 each.
White Mull Handkerchiefs, corners embroidered
in dainty designs, Also colored mull sports
handkerchiefs
For Men
were 25c
Colored handkerchiefs, 25c to $2.50 each.
Here's something good: White cord handkerchiefs, hand
' mbroidered initial. Were $3.00. Are $2.00, the box of six.
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EAGUE IS ASKED
TOfREE EGYPT
Mahomed Fahmy Requests
Council to Mediate Between
Natives and Britain
OBJECTS TO PROTECTORATE
! tlio Aasoc1a(cI I'itm
Ocnevn, .fun 23. The Council of
tli!J.eague of Notions has been tinketl
to mediate between Kftypt nnd Orent
Britain. Mahomed Fahmy, n leader of
the "YounR ERyptfan," has sent a
letter to the Taguc, asklnfr It to take
up the question, and npntire independ
enee to the vnlloy of the Nile. He de
e'nres the Iengue competent to 'net.
dure Knypt never reeognlred the Ilrlt
Uli nroteetornte "forced upon her In
1014."
Decision on the question relative to
the future status of the Aland Islands
ua.M expected at today'tt pension of the
Council. It wan believed that following
the settlement or this question the de-1
tailn of the ndmiulHtration of Danidff
ti'milit hn tlnnlrlfvl imnii 'Thn rnnnrf nt
the .committee which has been eoncider
Inir pfP0!,"l amendments to the cove
nant of the I.easue may be reached be
fore today's session closes.
Washlnufon. June 23. (By A P.)
Support for recommendations in the
report of the Commission on the Opium
Trnffie of the League of Nations has
been urged in conferences here with
Oovcrnment officials and others by Mrs.
Hamilton Wright, one of the experts
tittnehed to the commission. Mrs.
Wright, who rcrcntlj arrived here from
Ocnevn. assisted in the preparation of
the report which is to be submitted
within a few days to the Council of
the League at its session in Geneva.
Already. It Is understood many mes
sages hnve been dispatched by Ameri
can organizations to Uenevn urging fa
vorable action on the recommendation
ns the only means of preventing the r
vivul of the opium traffic
While the report itself has not yet
1 een made public, it is understood that
it includes two principal recommenda
tions: First. The Council is requested to
seek permission from the central Oov
eminent of Chinn for ""niniiN In that
country of the Nation's members of the
League to address themselves directly to
the- leaders of the Chinese military
forces in their respective localities, urg
ing them to refrain from the. cultiva
tion of the poppy.
Second. The Council is requested to
rppolnt a special commission of inquiry
to personally visit tho provinces In
China where the poppy is grown to as
certain the extent of tho cultivation
and the methods of ninrltetinj tlie pro
hibited dnifr.
ARCTIC COMPANY FORMED
Stefansson Incorporate! Concern to
Explore Resources of Par North
Vancouver, 1. C. June 23. (ly A
I'.) Another expedition to the Arctic
slope under the direction of Vllhjalmer
Stefansson, Canadian explorer of the
Northlands was indicated today when
Incorporation of the Stefansson Arctic
Kxploratlon nnd Development Co. was
announced under way.
The company will have n capital of
.ilOO.OflO, and it wag understood n suit
able vessel for the trip has been found
and is now located in the North.
Stefansson. who is president of the
new cnmpnny, sold one purpose of the
expedition would be to investigate and
develop practlcnl features of marketing
reindeer ment nnd furs, as well ns thor
oughly to explore the resources nnd
country lying to the north of Canada
Vancouver will be the headquarters of
the expedition.
Killed by Lightning at Regatta
I'oughliecpsle, Juno 23. John Oaeta.
thirty, of this city, was instantly killed
while watching the Intercollegiate re
gatta here yesterday afternoon when
he was struck by a bolt of liehtninr in
the storm which passed over th'e river
during the freshman rnce.
SPEECH
ON BRITISH
POLICY NOT PUBLIC
Curzon Gives Premiors Intimate
Talk on International
Problems
REPORT STATESMEN "AGREE
Ky tlio Associated Press
London, June 23. The Imperial
Conference of Ilrltish Premiers did not
meet today, having ndjourned until to
morrow nfter Lord Curzon's speech yes
terday. At thnt time tJic Japanese alli
ance, which is the first big subject to
bo discussed, is not likely to come up,
ns it is planned to discuss thnt sub
jcrt early next week.
Lord Curron'H speech was n compre
hensive but highly confidential review
of the principles which have guided
British foreign policy since the end of
the war. As questions of delicate In
ternational significance ind to be
touched upon, the conference agreed
that the address should not be pub
All thnt can be said, therefore, is
that the Ilrltish Minister of Foreign
Platinum Wedding Rings
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narrow decorated designs in
platinum. Our selection af
fords ample opportunity for
personal choosing.
Platinum, hand chased $20
Platinum, with 5 diamonds 36
Platinum, with 19 diamonds. . . 100
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
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Affairs took the conference completely
Into his confidence, laying all the cards
upon the table and Inviting tho dele
gates to Interrogate him.
This Invitation, It 1r understood, was
freely acted upon, Premier Melghcn, of
Canada, and tho other Premiers sub
jected Lord Curxon to what virtu
ally amounted to a cross-examination.
Tho Foreign Socr,etary, It Is Known,
did not touch upon, tho .Japanese alli
ance except In n general wny and nei
ther advocated that It bo denounced
nor renewed.
He dealt nt great length, however,
with the diplomatic conversation which
ho recently held In Paris with Premier
Ilrland. of France, concerning the Brit
ish attitude In Itussla and the genernl
lines of IlrltiRh policy both In Kurope
nnd In the Pnclfic.
So far oh could be ascertained, the
statement wna regarded as satisfactory
by tho Premiers of the dominions.
Arntteln Verdict Tomorrow
Washington, June 23. The verdict In
tho case of "Nicky" Arnstcln and his
four co-dcfcndnntu In tho alleged New
York bond conspiracy will be rendered
tomorrow In the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, It was learned
yesterday.
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