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"BIG FIVE" NAVAL 'NORHS DEMANDS
EXPfflSHALTED ALLIED DEBT PLAN
One Dolegation Asks Delay. Federal Resorve Bank Governer
U. S. and Japan Differ Say's U. S. Should Fix
Concerning Ratie Policy at Once
NEW Y. W. C. A. HOSTEL AT CAPITAL
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t. iv ew oren uepei. are inmeu ,"' iyv ""' eii year nii;7r?rt
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AGREEMENT IS EXPECTED!
By llie Associated Press
Washington. Nev. -JO. The. meeting """"""' ."', P0",0- "gat-ding the im
,JL ,i, -nir fire" riav.nl emrrts m,n'"5 'ebM ?' it hy the allied na-
the first general conference of the nav.nl i," KV , n i ' ib t.. .. -"i
men whedulcd for nenrlj a week. . Xhta h? m?1 mW.f , ' ?e T
postponed until tomorrow nt the j nmHlsmVn'v ''' ,, rtTfriL1,
qUMt Of one of tl.e ddogutlens. Ne l ' &" prJnivctl,mcn ' 4
?.ei.l statement u te the reason for t he rill;,"Sir rSa, dTeorTem e tJ
postponement or the delegation making .mrieiiiu. .V.,,,...,. in mu 1 ... H
therequcst was given
of the fact that ice Admiral Kate ha
definitely untieunerd thnr Jnp.ui went
i 70 per cent naval rutin, while thr
American experts "till give every in-
dleatien of firm ndlierenc. te the view
that CO per cent fur Japan Is the mal-
mum naal -trength tlmt could be no- I
eepted hi l-w of the American liablli
ties and Intoiests in thr Pacific
Standing en the ri.eliiH' In a. fa
vorable position for thr forming of n
oel Judgment as ( the ultimate out eut out
"emo of th" lifT,rer.r.-,r5 between 'he
meriran and Japanese naval expert.
em of the dlefats of the ether
Power-" Inuf rem lied th" conclusion
that nethii.p Im re.illy occurred tha'
.s like te i.revert a -atiin'-terj -oia-"en
of thi' problem.
Expect Alutual (. cniTvleii&
The delesatcs bne the!r bt-lief nn 'In 'In 'In
onvietien tlun the spirit that ha ani
mated all the ilel"Ht" has been se
admirable n- te lnure mutual renec
len and tin fcel itlii of the isiues in
:i reaRenauic way
The dcolaratien
ICate for a 7'-Vh
v. ., vrlmtnl
i. ratio for the
.Fapanese u'e "ax ih- tint atithon atithen
ntive anneuncpi.iPnt that Japan pe'-k-j
replace the "r-")-"" uu1h of the
American iaal limitati. n prope--al
tvate said that thu raMe he namM Is
mr nuu.iuui.i -u-i-i-iavi !. 'up
(cnrity
The Fnnei. end Italian Arms Cen-
ference delegations have had occasion
te talk with each ether en the eubjeet
f the relative nkvel strength of thlr
csnectivi-ceuntries. Th Prench DOSltien
li that Trance has t- i.bj-etlen what-
mr rn ItiK luvln thu tAm is mu
s France which, n 1 cuntfndel, should
eventuallj be eOO.OiiO teaa of capital
hips and r.OOft rnni of mbmarines.
Beth France and Italy are very anx-
"us that tne oueetlen cencerninif their
naval armaments should come befe.e
the Cenferem e together with the settle-
ment of the naval ftreng'-hs of the three .
arger powers. I
rnrann l.--,.l, .,j li.ll.n T71.. '
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JS A, I
Italian official
'rencth of the te
Ireadneughfe Ital
"von. i'rc-irendneiispts
. . . i
.m, a. iaui ..
.'which ten no' !,;,;; r con irVtiOB-: I
1 ranee, tlftj-one
15eth Italv at.d 1'rnncc lest u con-
UnKronme,)- I 1 1 1 1 1 f.irf r.rlrAn I
hips during the vnr. bur their les-es '
. ..in -....t...r.t ..,.1, ,i.. n, ., -h T..e
oerneiv uuniiK-r or im.-ir iiujiuar) ,
.ere replaced with 'In partefthelle.it
jrrenderec U Germany. Italy and '
"ranee ra -. P'em.i lt per cent.
Shaiitui.g 1'suc Iioem
In addition te , l.nnl agreement
-eked for te.inv m gradually abolish
'ie sjstem of c'ra erritenl rights In
China under nhn h foreign Government
'ave set up their own curts there, the
I'ar Eastern OemnUUe of the Lea-
erence alie was prepare.! te take up
China's renucst for withdrawal of
Tereign troops stationed ou her soil
itheut trrsty sanction
Disousdien of the iatte-i-iu'stien may
r.ng up for the first -im- the Shantung
d Menchuriun controversies, !n view
" China's contention that Japanese
.eens are stationed ih"' without au-
'herlty. Tne real l-u- involved In
.-se two problems, however, was ex-
e ted te be deferred ter discissien- in
1 he near future under the specific suh-
jcrt of railwav l-ase
Italv's principal interest !s that no ' R"in te be difficult for Europe te settle must step v,hat is new started l...f..n.
latleii sheild hSv. nabMiiute control ordinary trade balances with us, even tK realities of the werWi ecnr.m.c
VheStdllirranea: ' 7Xrfi .he -irh the help of continuing Ameriea.i duress are faced, or their uue ,fr
,euld be suffo.ate-l i her own w,, .'CmTe et onlrtiriuetd tlfc ' Some nferrn will rerraliily fellow
That is win Itnly insists that her nay h"m te , net only settle in go,l these ( (
mm b at lea-r ciunl te that of any trade balances b t ate pay '? , rn h ,n ,;, (e llA ,,, rre.
ther Mednervanean country At prcs. ih li.g like ten bill en, of "J"nmeutl nemlc. It mnj! 110t ((,.u lK)llII- w rh ,,,
. nt hn nnvr nmnetlnp with Itnlv ill indebtedness, IS Utterly OUt Ot tJie QUCS- ,.,..' , ti....:i.V. .
: Vji."' '-.-' .. .1.-. A c..- Hen. It Is hevend the bounds of pessl- . ' '""".'" ""'"""" ,"MI;"
France, four. AimereO cruisers Jtaiy. sma in l"p .""rl" .t". "" V' 7 ' " Y" present Conference is loosely vPk., f'e urmnn mvinoiegy, nun nr anetner . .... N -One-fourth of
five, of whirl, two - oh.elete ; IVince. serious question whether they can be Dlsrrmamenr Conference.'vhe,, it , time i-,. aprr.l tl,e ,,hmfe esf tw c"ate of DaUdRVpham eminent
te0 the greeter r-r' obsolete Other Xl'tVme is tvM n" D th ,,m,ra,ien "f " "s'' " '" the Latin eln.e. 'n mcr can'barltene Vho i'SlNl'cn"
'.itTuT'l-,; ruSS? Jtwlf Mllh fmW D,,, ,,., Ancient ..re -ntl, -nilall.,, books, ni,,,, man,,
three an- umler fi.n-tr-n't:en; France. Meults te our AWier 7"",:d stable international mcliiini nf en'- 1-, Ms iciiMcnr; te the clery ihat n (llll..irilrfi i Mrs. Ilcnrlrttn Mwller Ten
HARDING PROPOSAL hUPh ns thI"' much by the rapid receipt of payment in
tjnn-. rcitnvn' "We should remember that U thete the form of goods, the only pe-Nibl- r..ri,i
P Lu ASKS LOJDO! foreign obligations represent money of payment In view of the .leinenillyii-
' leaned nfter we went Inte the war, nml tien of foreign exchange, he v.iid. ts
meit of it when the supplying of feed , the debtors would be. hurmed in lunkit B B B
Ivondeii. Nev. CO. P.v A. PI In- and munitions was all that we were the payment.
rreuslner ntfentien is ulven bv the Len-
den press te President Harding's ug-
gestle'l of nr "association of nations '
1' rough a series of international con-
' -renees, the conclusions of which would
be ebsened under a "rfentleraen's
. greement" rathr than by treaty
The Times in Its editorial columns te-
WasIiI
-Th
gatlen,
man
tlvely
tlen
nent
ternatlenal Indebtedness ut the Cen
ference.
It was said the Conference was nd
1 ertng strictly te the agenda mi far .1
could be ebsirvi'.l, nml th Ilritlh del
tgntes have no lu.-i't...., of tiskirg tie
Ctlir 'lelegtlte!. te M.ii I tl.v juriruli''-
(Ien Q( the Cenferemc Ihtv believe
that nn jxtenslen uf the egendn would
(UraiBlah Initead of Increase the chances,
fpr regBleta success of, the Conference.
i.aj says that Mr. Harding's concept en Jt tr.ese countries ana tai.i at tniir "' '" '-'',"'' ,l '.,,.,, i, -..T.tr:i. t work. Srf3---r--a 3 ni J www. w iu XL , ;' 17,2 , r im Wnt' .V' V i; . .'""I. "ha ' J A ive.1,, a v. M ' ,,n,,""
of the principles underlying euch an time "we must have these things, and ' ,, r i.u.r..tur ,,.,, ,,ns W 1 nr J Q- ' e i 1 -I n..W . A,,Vrt&
association has in itself a "tonic ef- we have n. money te pay for rhem, bur is or. lj through tucb rehabill at .... tV ,, , f nr,.mjtlli ,;, " S W OHieil S OlZeSJ tO I I r,..in a. m, Im, ll.l, frUV- a i', ..truivaiw' f 1 69 wuu
feet." The newspaper adds: U you will furnish rhem te u.e we will j'V;", ,!. ... ', r..-.lv who, ,k i, a b & n T T Wl dUMCb J 101 1 , ,eck - Nv 2d, j;u r"i ttnlf lfmtt
"It is heartening te knew that th kP en fighting until j en are ready te W n'' ire uti t l0 . ,a " ' '' .' ,, ,!, ctv .,,..- will est rh- Di 9 RriPITC flllll ! mnrDVBd CUSfl OH S inP tnrp -s whfr of Jein. R. and r.ditn UM "ic.tTi. 1 ?"', ,n,4Sbhlif ffte re.' nce M S. Jirt
President, inspired by the.results e In. would we net willingly have n .?h I ( r' .','"; '' J,"'.', .'rei-r med- Uus nnun. eM. ,,. and DlJLKrt .lHll 1 , IIIIHUK" UUilllUll OIIUC OlOTB ..,..! 23 " iia.,ri.nfl. lnvi,..,i ;i "wV J Wrt "i'.J'ep'
he Washington Conference, is already ',"-' 7',:: 'M'T!? - . " -an ei-'t tn Z " '-- "l-id gun-.f il,- i'n,b,ne , 37 Se. 9th St. MVE
looking forward te n future from which ", Tl" 'ndehre.Ine, ,1,. ref.jre. ' ul,ltT.rii, .,- ,..,. , p. . eav.ng. S V f hi f f.nf C 'l I n... neh.vvare county. P.. int. Arlli.slen C b.iev'ed husband "if 2Iar5, A ''$$?'
the possibility of active co-operation by 'tai.. ; en h m; .MT-ren. pi.,. from urC. ( ' ' -1, ,'. ,,. ,.' ; ,r V ,,.v ..- .,w t .fc. , g Al ClllLCClS, S Philn., Penna. "'-f1 -" WmiTa dM,.i.,.r ee i$"fi ""i1 rTnd ffMtft
America .n the solution of acute Inter- n ' liar; min en , e,,. r he has r-nll 1. .rVi,!,,,, V m in nil pr-Vnl.-it v ..l .... ,k.,.lnnk. , .. . 1 TTRlrKS r- ,,. birds . OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE .M.lf.n Tunik'n'in
national problems is net excluded. oritr.e ten uw man t.,r I.i- e ' n mciu. b . ,., f w,. nt ,,,,,, , 'I-iitnr fe IJUiC-JVri Hie 11KG UUUS, B ri i.rvlcc 1ed. 2 P. 21 . at 1, r hret hr-ln- , lir..tlierhe..i of Heaver r. '"vlli ' , fel
The Morning Pest says: eh- 1,-nrfit, nnd !n tl urse et nn ,fishl ' ,. will nilize iu i;it.,d, Iu . t.c v.,-d-, he -t ,n.ne,r. thu f? O 01 be'S there's SUCh fl IN SIKMOUIAM " j,rHCt',K0 rn'ri1' I'ln!1''0" , M'7 .'".''.i .ict'lblT W "'fhi l. " Wl''
"The President's aspiration demands erdmarj c..mi.irrc.al trai.su-tien. Tn ,"' " ,, ,t'i cash. Ifw. ai- (!.-.. r..... P.-i:' - n n ad- I., lliH ..ii.,l.ct,.rs will I .H . J ,.,.vV, 1 !, W h vmmklt. in m,in .me,ni.ra. .- ,t n end- in y Van Tu ."ee ,n1, vrU"- -cm.ttUniimrt'nM
serious and respectful consideration. '";.'" .et'iT.1 rl,"in; ' l '; a 1 i-eh .."Jk. !. lnim- -... b .1 .. ,l b. nelu l.f .1 . -uxpujeU ti Ull interesting variety ill W'iXiifnu" l'" ?TN'T 3' rt' "''(TlW-ftV Nev 101 TUOJW;
Any method whereby America can bring ' ""' "1' '" '' hrt .";''' . "". ' nil be pa d. tmd 1 believe will all I- ... ti.. Mu.,,.. f cleanilia .....re air.Vts, g them fl '1'"" ' ,hl" s- w" -" . nn j. ,i?, . S'o,rii.lii.i,u0.eVhnfher'u- hurta''ef ?h.T)e kmmn- Viifcin-Jj
te bear her vast influence for the rcste- 'f l"'- ; Pt , H''al llrl tains ,,, , , 0), w, ,,!, th, au.g ,,., ,. ,,,,. y, lI1(, ... f s j ks H M.mh nf,iUc. uV r
ration of en Mictien is most welcome. "debU"lnes te im pracficnlly represent!. 1U mvan mere te uh inateriallv Hum -1. sning th. n, better Hum tl.f v ..-. new I , Jei Kl1" Ul '1CK'?B T&tHltliti r imiw 'ihur. y,i a m '. from nu 'are invited JJi'Vde""- T 2l"n'iV.
Ai fe"r the evicting I.ague of Nations, .""PI'!" "hlcl , hey be ught her- for the anfbllIg ,. w.,uld ,eehUj 1- r-ar- han-d & burned turns Ollt nt lOIUSt B i&Zll) -wti uFiJ aU fYiScke"i Mew". .. PJ-. J.
in default of the adhesion of America, ',Pn ".f,fk "Pf nn'' 1,nl-v' r"1 "" ing with " 'II ,l..r,r Is nw avva,t,c t.R1II ,, f ,.,,,. .lifTerent' killdS af- B A..MI100-Vir Columbus x I A ' l'"'- Int "ifolyer'e'cen'' l' Northvveod Cem. Friend. ' h'"i.v ,f ,'
It is impossible for H te fulfill the pur- ,r"" ' rl,M" ,"" ?.,'.'.' MMTeximatelv iron, Dir-c,,,-. ',u, ,., ,hew whnt end. !s "' Ulliertni KllUlb, .11 r,,A'' J.;fjOSNEfr c"m.uM;nl ,t iiiiN-nev. se iwai. j..ii.nj..-,,,. W"JN1rTiTrui inT
J0S of its existence." our nnd u c,,.dr,er bi'lierts I ran. B nn.l qpAfJICU WON'T HALT TILL l"-'""1' "' "" " I'msm, v ,11 n,l terding Ull UllfJleSS Variety A-.na M .v. ...'..reri. .In hi; AjA i.r ",!.,',' ',", 'J J,." ranY. aslVre' 'tnien "VarNe"'' iWm" ' W ' k . !" ''' '.g.
Intirest In and umpainj v th "the ."'' ',?'' "' i'1'Vr.nu tel; i-.r nd a brAIMIbrl WUP. I MALI I ILL ' ff nessiblt' C'fiVl't- ill N e Vtt i ..?" tf.WV'. ' vhM '"" Ne 3,) A ' " . in?" ..VaT fr n. ta iXiuM ... "trviec, ' "
,rew.,,g me-err.-i-r'n1 America fn- f, .' ' ".';; ', i ''T e"" ' ". ,'; ''.r MOORS ARE VANQUISHED ...1 , b-ldg, r ..,-... K .tltW ,, il -UTh - I ' V'"' '' '' "''r'"1- ' ' ''", i''.LretlnTquVn; iffl,.1 'lal ?B.?lr. 'm" 'Vl'"'.?
center participation in world affairs" '' " "' '; " ' ' ',' ' ', , .". ' !"" - I - ... I -,. repriii. ,i t.. rsel, & I'UllUing. A ll III .IICIU- c. . myju c.,, , Aute, , ,i meet .S-s,;, .v t iV rAVcensi. le A. M C Ui ! S 'i prt-riim. '.' ' '" itljj
s p,M,l by the Daily News whl-l, "'"'- '"" " Mlhla and petlca Forces Plan !,.",-. tei't, M'llO knOWM llOW te ilXV'' A' "' "'ln truM VWKh'& -On .S-v. 2LH.0, ,U', r X, W),.'"
Mates'. Center the f 'esc e'eV Natien HISTORICAL PAPER WTT)' J""t Campaign M ''"" '"I ' 3 ;.- common brick, puts each ,-tf: urU-Ai?'Ai .'iSA.'uJiX, '' ' 0,fc
.J JJt.J BU,,r.l ?n r,l. nlblUttlUAL rArtHb bULU .a.., Vl e ,v . ,. 'I,iii... mi... tl r.sult et jnerfah- B kind 111 ltf. riffllt plnce. With H arc Invited te ..Henrt funeral vWd.Sjw i.irOls IKit,.. N,. 07, ' 7a " ' 1 I . Arfmr' I'.i , ,. ra.L
was never regarded in Kngland tn. - .'Madrid, n.v j.i. -i A 1 - , f . n ,.,,,..!,. trimmmcH and "pe int- k ;,.?.'.. r,'"",. il N- 2irehaii at. in-. , iraftmen'r .-lub of i.ei , en . piaitiienH.her: ; wmrniNUTON -a r m . . ' 'Vnft
Brltlah te Adhere Strictly te Arms Vl- iJV" "WZJt 1''"?: WLrW"-;'' .".'.'' I' , ',.. ili.ir. ,-v for strt cleaning. k 0' 'E ' Lvl. I IT i,, K' 'fircftiV;. i ?. " fes.!. . W-.VnJfc': fyi:.;' ,rUftj
Conference Agcnd, r t ,- luu,n,er of th. .en-' li.VnguVr ly,t , . ,, ' '.- ,X"?e iW'th".; ' 8 nn an-hltc-l who knew-' B ,? PlVne! -"W i.4 L A L !- v-.'XRSl
nefmi, Nm. 20.-n A P. '.' r1 !"' '71:, .." """' wutne nn e;ii.f sit-r .nrri..i: mn, W1; WI ,. ,,. ,-, k llkf d. a new le u.se fom.iieii eric.v. . -. . ..m-. n . ,, ft, Ceill. v. j. iiiri.re,ui.... ..... a j,'rV' n.Hries.enn.- ?;.i rUVes, ruHi"
e llritlsh Arms Conference dele- "'; "I " '" "" '" "'' r"' .IY 'f ' 'f ue.frninrm thnfte." S When you want an v Inferma- S neaflH - i-uddenly. Nev. 27. IIATTIE Tl. h."m. ,t NeTfitl idi'l ci,,, " ,M,na ,:.t?Vt Vl .VMJ.m- of her nlef.,-
through an nutherUed apek - "n' , "'".'.' t"r""" " Z :J,, ' :" ' " " ': "" Thls.p.r... ..,, .he pnrt of the Cem- f . al...,, l.r u. il.elr liln-la. ?r,-Bd;.; -..A'- l0'nd J u !!? 1 .. M-.TJ- .". ,-'A"'. M"'ANN. ieorke wH-en.v."' 'a? 'PV, 'f .m ""r-
. today took occahien te State pesi- r.l ...;;: V-.-V .i... ;::.''' ,";'.LT ."':. L"2. ill .11 ..."'.'." bine, wae rell.cied iu Hall's jovial SUg- M '2 "' .' .'"" ."i. ".i"'"; . XL. "i H I'M. Thure.. 2 P M.. residence: lOeO Di. ?.r.i,.."" . i.A ";.T,..""'n 2IcC'a.,n. i ,, K"'"1;- -
flglln that there was no inten- upril ,., f,,p ss,Bf, The secret, of i,,nor relntlve n .he Mninceni, -.,,,.. K''ien te Pre-ldeut Weglcin that he 3 rnakers. hew te word sDeclfica- H i?onsall.--Nev 8. Alfliire . .,-... erend cler;.. relative and friend, and all . - - rw
en the part of the Hritish tlevern- . .nplr nillln. Ur wa. no. ......w, nnH ' naUn nn,.r.tlen. will eentlm.n .....ii ' ." '.'"" k for l..vWi),00 and U tiene, name of competent urchl- H of Reece c it jie....ail. ad 7ft. ' runer SV:'',",A r.S:"i,..ir.7BS-.Jm,,,J1.'er, "u J." "" .-M....UTAKKIIH "
of bringing up the .iibiect of in- rt,i,i . i,t .. t th ,f. ,.." .....i ,VV u i.,...i i. L .. '""ul II te Piie-mr Caven for use In K t.cte, Mil ders, einflnenre, tte H .ryleeat atf, re.wenee jirenmall. Del.- fn . I.I- lat. dei.ee. ii Tti;.,fl' '.' . "" f
rcjpl
E U R R 0 P E IS UPSET
America. us seen as possible, should
troubles arc a summer holiday
Mr.
"While our people will differ ns te,
),f nimf ought te be done, there will
probably boa pretty general ngreement
tlinr we out-lit tint t. hm. inr nr
embanks such nf ear late Allies nn ure
our present debtor, but what they need
i,i knew for tlin balancing of their gev
crnnient.sl budgets and for the making
)f tiiclr general financial ulans is what
we are willing te de alvitt it. and we
euglit te give thorn a Ptatement en this
tulJe.;t at af early a date as ponMhle."
Jfr Vei-ris urged the ipmortani-e of
the most careful study efg the tinanc'al
It-iat'ei y all the financial interests
f l.e country. America i expert".
ihn'!i reached SfO.'.OOti.OOO in June of
101H. (:r..pj.ed te StWu.rtfMl.fHlrt !u June.
'"-'0. nn.l i; WKi.tMMl.nCO in June, of
tnls yeai .
"A lnrge volume of expert," he
"itid. "i an cent!al reiiuislte ( real
and substantial prosperity in this
"euntry. net only for our Indut-trie but
for our great agricultural population
We cannot have thi3 lame volume of
',xl1n:t, unleM the people of the world
T.'f. "l.?,.d. ' return, and can
rtnn. i:AAfA i x-...:. A..-... ..e " u
' - ' Hl'll.i'1 "lllt,i ill ... 11 NIL II 11111 JTB
trade !n cir favor, which will always '"',,,. the Harding Admini.trnti..
exin. no matter hew great our imports have the authority that the Wc- I'i
,11Ht'- ,. , , I'uiiding lull weuhl confer upeu r v, i
. 'T.h:r, f.0!1:?. J.lS,i0.'Uiat ...i net passed. Trrcci.n-ilnl.l.
iui'ih ij pritii: njr taiK' u;ii&iic' u
":.;..." ."...T. . "..',..'..
jut'. rL tru in iHir lunu ihmii; . in uit'
s'Hnnizaiien e: political ana inausiriai
condition in Europe, in the adjust-
ment of the ndebtednes of European
governments te the Government of the
I'nited State, and te the restoration of
f-cmetuins like normalcy in exchange
rati. Kurepeau stocks of geld hae
hre'.i Honleree" almefct te the nelnt of
an irreduc'bie ninlmurO Practically
peaklr.g. there is no geld left in l"u-
rope, except, one, the metallic reserve
,.f the great banks of issue; two, heard-
ed cold, llttle mere of which can be
dragged from its hiding places; and,
three, an unknown amount of Tlusblan
Keid, forae 0f which may jet find its
wav' te this country.
! t. tht.ri.fnm mnnlfeRt. that it lb
K,iii- j .i.i,i .... . moment lie
Sdef n Vntii fgf f S 1? ,
tlen that there is nothing like enough
--.- --- ,
t- . . i . . rm mjti am t a mnii titm
I fir TnPITl ID HUU i riUU4l,lciH. .i.swM..v.
of goods te net only balance their im-
P",""' dUa!;ff .n'rSn -2 me"t
tnl obligations would spell ruin .0 most
" .Viti. "-'" ... ,, u.
"What. then, ought we A abenr
these ferelzn debts? 1 can ask that
U' .iu-".'
these foreign debts? 1 can nsl
question, but I am nor prepai
answer :t Congress has passed
red te
. ...
a Dtii
. .- -
'' & commission -snbjeer te the
!,;. ,?evaT of the President! m refund
invert and te extend obligations of
nn foreign government, nnd receive
bends und obligations of nn foreign
,eTernmnt in substitution for the
bends and obligations of such foreign
Geverni'ients new held. It is fxpressly
nrnrirleH. however
r, that this Act hrmll
net be construed te authorize the ex
change of bends or obllgatiei-.s of any
tereicn Government for the'e of nny
ether foreign Government or tee can-
,.. patien of nny part of such indebted-
n,.ss e.tcepr through paymeut I think
thar ,t jB regrettable that roe negetla.
tiens e" this subject should have been
pt in th hnnHs of a remmlSMn. in-
Htead of being Intrusted te the Secretary
of; tv,0 Treasury, and It Is still mere re-
arettable that the commission's hands
should have been tied by a restriction
prepared te de: that 1000 of this money
'nt out of rn country, hut was all
paid out for supplies bought here; that
the transaction amounted te our Ge. -
eminent paving our cuiiens for suppli-
furnished te our Alh'x these Alii"-
agreeing te repsy these advances te our
VTOvernmenr at some time in tne lurur.
were dlseevered hen last heard from
they were a part of the Impedimenta of
Jehn C. Fremont's dlmistreus rutnpalin
Iu New .Mexico In IMS.
AiHni.ir the nniierH contained in the
thirt.v -nine velumef H.dd ws.i the nrlg-
inal pr.n In'nAllen bj Comniedore Jehn
p. fileat .r ti.e uni.(ati..n of California
by the 1 uiud States, written aboard
the SSavnnnan. in uagsuin, anu dntea
July 7, 184C.
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---"'-- -- -- .- - .r - ..- v..v ,u v . v i.i ...-., . r . . AArtiAnnii... ..a nn a liar ni n ir nn ' n-i fvr -' in . . ... jiii i ri v.tin c. .,... .-..i... . .--... MtataaaBBaaan
r Lgy & ;n-ajj g ' M5.1 4SISS!KKb3sUQfei. I
1 i$T ifh: lll 1 u w,-"l i ,j- M
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''"" ill SKUmlSmmSm I ,"' - , y
buA&m'teM2 " ' I 111 HHBHHHRHHnHl ' vaKlls"aGBBMam
'r, . MMnii-nmiM u . . vk i : '
..ri'lmmk 'm ivHTirarl (I i LSai Hm
hiB mW WeHb1 it U
1 -M-riJ 't&i - . ,k"MW8,"i , K
Economic Conference
of Nations Foreseen
Centlnned from I'nre One
!t( .. if ,e ,,
ri'"-"v. .-- .. ..u-. ... .-. ,--.-.
by Mr. Harding's confidence f re.- u
date nor bj -the belief quite pnrrall
held that this, On-nforenoo Is but ti
opener for the r?ul conference at vl,.'
the job of getting the world bail.
work. &e flint it cin pioauce ynmis n
buy our geed:', will be serieu'h i,' !
taken.
Next .MoeI Onr
TTU enference has start''
country upon the read of inU"ii.ir.r nn
oe-oDorntli-n. I he ether oeur.tr
the world have co-eneratod with u I r
te en unexampled degree. Turn nl"it
is fair play. Tbc next mew m ..-
operation k ours.
The isolationists knew this Tiiet
"futs and nieir reunion te ,i-nii(in
-PUen, and te the depreciated paper
u biuLuu lriirnniiuiiiii niruiiiin is
.. !.-. -i l.!t .I.. ... e (.!!. 1..
-" - ,-" -p ; -- ' ,
im " at f- ub"',f ,:"r,"""
anfJ rrnm, ni Hutilft nm, ,.,..
fully ruardeU MlO Ot Ucarlv wefllili-r
, ,-
J fc- -
iu"'" l'lr
After Mr. Wilsen' (icfcnt at pnrje
IntA.netlnmil ininfnm. nrn ..filift .It.
"' ."." V- ; v- - - -
i .Mr. niipiim in r 1 i mrnprn: lias timt
ntterapted mere thnn 1 e ......ld raMly il..
The next conference ,un felMvleN
'. ""' -"'" "'" l ,""''1
.mpneir
Y-' A V
:i the mews of ltn one.
Dl 1 1 A UJT J y I . . I K(Jl'l-
I
s,fw SerU e -0. nee(rn ti-ui
, ' . '..,, -j..,..,, ;. ...,,
' ,h" A1,1'J', of th'-" eleiet.-b lliuii-iel, ,,
debt te America as 11 jim debt. ngr..
ment b this count rj eae pejn.eni-
nniJ lllfi m,mr,v ,, rfpil.,i ,f, ,. u,i , ,
, i ,',,.,, " ,innrft.lU,ii
rehabilitating I. urepe. was proi.esid!..-
ulicbi by Prank A. nn.lertip, .N.
Yerk banker, as meai.d of -ettllng tl -
mi...i. c .1,. trer
-phe United States would 1-e, bur' a-
"I would hove An.etiea n.ake a craii'i
gesture In ipti-i nutiennl ir latle-t-l,.p
h' said "W'hlle d-mnt-lii j m a.ent "
he mode I we iM 'lnv A'.-t . tl -a. tl.'ii
-h- is prep.'r' ' fur t!.f i. -e it t" ter- g"
in- re.'eipr of it
"I WOjld like te e. em rv i,..uir t 1'
1 in ", or be iiiiid tj 11- bv e ir ilt.ljtur
.Spanish protectorate
The military rnmi.aicn vvi'i i ,.c
cempanled by the fellticnl consolidation
of the occupied area. It Is exp. ete.l t ,- t
the iHieratlu.lu v ill reniilr- six i,,..i.t ih
ter completion. tu weeks being all..' tetj
ter attainment or the (Int uhj.-tiwH
After the initial movement, if it 1-. su
cefwful, two weeks respite is planned te
coincide with the unnstmns he lit ars
for the benefit of the troop
: JHRP '
"""" . ' I r -
l.iitr.'ini'i- te t.rarc Dudge Husicl.
Uasliitigteit, the mils woman's
lietrl In that rll.. It is managed
rntlrely b vtntiicn. Ne tipping Is
the order of llie day. Insert llss
"Mary nn I.indslej, Hie numagci'
Fare Councilmen
Drep Cleaning Rew
Centlnnrd from I'ute One.
nreukrrd his remarks with
an .llu'len
-...
.rrec Mr la -aid .b.,,f about
t P ? , ' l-nr,.-K s.f,
Independents heSiln te Mudy that and
tunllglir tlM'.i n ii great llC.it J liey
, . . ... . .
DCg.lll te wetiijer Mlint nil tile tiliUIeu
cnthusia.0 ,-., , ..,,,,
meant "Wni it a case ..f i.reiks bear-
nig gffis: thc n';fd
Inib pendents felt that th- n. swer lav
In th- .'"tt.and of ti.ufnev and Hull that
Ditfci-.i rMn give lij-iirec Mnnuiig lust
.vifit in. h branch of tl.e Admii.Utrntieii
nrecrani would c.-f New the lit.
rector! .a preparing Ills budget, lumped
thP ..,., ff.r -mnl.net euenre.i in iirref
ciea ninB ,lnrj tllf .'-..iieet ion of ashe.
nnbbili nn.l unrbag in the ternl of
:;,'.i!5? iieii 'llie i ..mlun.i v-nnts te
ki.ew ivlnii c.'icli it. ei v .'I .ei't. hew
; mli f..r -,'reet -.-uii m jr. Ie. nn.ch f"i-
tic r;. 'al of tiMic-, r.. .. (.n.
I l ir. t.'i- lin. a re.t-e-i ler lut,i-
ing th' wf.K'- fni th. . '1 vi ,0 vv II he
nc&geil in tli-ke & . 1 111! nitivitir . II .
vvnnts t,i in, nblf . I'ef . v .tuple, te u v..
il- Mini ii.-n im difl'. r. nt m.ik r that
when tl.er. )v ,t slaei. v, v,,,i j,, , ,.
1 ranch th- men can b transferre.I te
.joiner nt-ii. let., ir n niinceinrv 1 no is
sharply .irawn through 1 11
ranch
l.cu a "net .idhcrence te th- lines of
llie budc-r -veuld require ti sennrnl- set
of met! fur cneii piece of vm-..
May Iln UII of IVichcrv
rbi, of com se. vrlll Incrensf the cost.
J'li- 1 enibine ,i-,s that c, .t r.n.-i -, rit
i- no ruore rvpensivc than -itv work,
liO'l tie.v would ilk- te ll.l.' tl.f rf, 'n
ljure- .ni L i. ihat "ii'.inriit r if
ir i. tli- 1 '.mbiii.' 11 i-g . iliiit lu
ll Mil !' tl- l.in.p t..'i . "a'lcer. c !
Dirf tin 1 ,1 1 1 vvill b- .iil tn ) .Ji
lln r. ni , ,-t . t cttv v m1, 'u .1 tlnj
n et,t .1 . in pm -un wit ! ,,,t i.f
Probe Menree Murder Mystery
Dnuiiglac .Mlili., Nev. Ill .Hi
i i) I Mintli Ii. eutv State Atter
1
i
...ni ml j.'in.'l ll.-Htiiie Pel re nnd
Hi. . .Iv ....piv in their liu-inpt te
s..iw it..- i,-t.i of the Masing, Sep
umber 17 of three members of the fm
tiv of 'll.uir Alonree
miuiwhk ll fiirrc'-i im Ml tl lirHillllK lij U - mi -... -- --- -...- , , j irriftrtrfu miiv .r,i Tuft nn 'iiu. nutaiui! .vinuirm iliH8l ttl Ht. J.e 1 -" - 7"
Ul.inlclp.,1 force-. ft If. M. & C. B. SINER 1 l?Ann7fiTfnJ!sErs,.M.irjKP,,Nn. w tWJR J". ,A- " M- M' DewmA fcre-
Famous Surgeon Is Overcome
After Conducting Three
Operations
SEEKS MEDICAL RELIEF
New Yerk, Nev. 20. Fatigued, after
1 performing three bloodless operation!,
Dr. Adelf I.ercnz yesterday examined
forty of the mero than 200 waiting crip
jpled children nt the Hospital for Joint
I Dlscnsen. Then lie collapsed.
1 In entering the little room te see the
next patient, the gray-haired mirgeen
from Austria, who it operating free of
charge out of gratitude te thu United
State for American relief measures In
his native land, reeled and fell Inte the
i arms of his surgical ussistnnt, Dr. Wul
ter I. Onlland. After a rest of half an
hour it was announced the grent hcnler
himself must seek medical aid.
Dr. T.ercnz was taken In nn ntitemn.
bile te the offices of Dr. Jnceb Kauf
man, wbere ntH stemacn niimcnt wns
relieved. Upen strict premise that he
eases, and in the nltcruoeu he will ex
amine sixty children in Kings County
Hospital, who have been selected by the
City Health Department.
3 PHIL A. HOSPITALS
would conterve his energy. Dr. l.erenr. wns going tit nn illegal rate of speed, ,haiVd. Relative and friends, and ll Ve-1 (n s'keVm) neiVlfv. .En".b'-" ' PSi
wiih then permitted te continue lil& which was increased nfter the chi dren cletle af which he was u m.mlr, nr In- membfrs T of i niX ft5S.liifrJ.n,' iSil
tchodule for the day. He curtailed the were hnecltwl down. Some ene noted X11, ."iVSrnUVeSii'VJSSil C" imiii feiM
clinic at Bread Street Hospital but ap- he license nu.nbeV. 70300. which wnahuVch.Vf.t.beV, Jlun'unenln? 'rV VX V?MnJhV$4 'S'Z'fcl
pen red there, where hundreds were listed in police records ns belonging te vate. rtem.ln may be v.ewed Tue... 7 te 0 solemn revilem mae't lV e'0rMhfSlrl
waiting. Mux Solemon, of iil!) Huttonweod p- "; '-,'" "V'T" of "ackman A Itam- Church. . Int. Most Hely nede?m,r ruftW
Dr. r.erenz will net operate today, street. Solemon was arrested. When " V ?!? I , TTrTTA- 2SPIJA SiiTNrEp5J?.V.tr pATk- A 1
but ulll examliiepatients in the -e Pasted that en June 17 he had Mf?fhrt7' B?2"!. hl' "" r'5?n ciirt a?Td 'w1 1
niernillkC 111 inn iiumiiui. iui uuiui jin- i j-wju iii-i rur 111 ivniiinr. Ifiru in rill 1lnec rtAlafluiat anrt (rUn.la r lv ltrl I
INVITE nH T.ORENZnv tlie .Other wan lying under oath,
UM 11 L UK. L,UnL,n& Aftrp , ', ,.nil,CAII!I1,lt1i;
Three hospitals in Philadelphia have
broken through the crust et me oppe
cal profession and Will
...rf ...... v. ..." "ri'
sit Ien of the medical
inite Dr. Adelf
Tirrnr fnmeiin Aus-
lrcnz, inmeus AUS
'ran exponent of bloodless Wirgcry, te
..... .
'this city te conduct clinics for crippled
fne stair or me namuriian jiuiimibi iu
tr. . . . ... ..lll 1 ... X-
icmpie cimer&uy, w.ir,i', iu .w
erk tomorrow te visit Ut. ixirenz ana
ink him te come te this citj. An ltn-
pie Uniersiiy yesterdaj, the Beard of
Directors of the Osteopathic Hospital of
Philadelphia decided unanimously te
ak Dr. Lercns te .-eme te the hospital
at Nineteenth and Spring Garden streets
and te conduct a clinic, 'i he Invitation
went by wire.
It is Dr. Oenwell's plan le Open
clinic) in the Samaritan und Gnrretseti
Hospitals nnd te have Dr. 1erenz pre
sent scientific demonstrations of his
Mirgery In tin- amphitheatre of the
medical scheul of the Temple I nhcrfclty,
should he consent te come here.
i
bisphaVwill filed
His Widow and Twe Daughters Are
Well Provided Fer
! . -.. -. l .i t ..
Lpi. e n a r.. is ey u,
rms of hi J -
.j, ciispe5 of nn estate of mere than
5100.000.
.. . ... i.i r-e.'-i. ;j
lie will previuvn luriiiriiiium bv. mew
and t "ZtZ?
.'.nartrr- of the singer's property.
Mr", llisiilinin nml one or her ilaugh
ters. Mrs. Lena A. Carnegie IStspham.
live ut the lteemary Inn at Stamford.
f'enn. The ether daughter, the Countess
Vlda Daldl-P.erghei-i, livee in Tlerence,
Mulr.
The estate consists mainly of prep
..rt i.e.meathe.1 in trust te Jlr. Blsn.
. hmn with newer of disposition bj will
..f his grandfather, Uaid Scull, of
Philadelphia
It wns stilted tlmt, the bequest te
Mrs. Ten Dyek. who with lur husband,
j.nM been a friend of the -dnger for mere
thnn twentj -tiv- venr-, has He sig.
niticnnce bejeud tne tact that it was
nmtl? te enable her tn carry out cer-
t iln iirrangetiii'iits which .Mr. llisphain
1,11.1 in mind for "evtrul years before lie
,,0,m 'fhe w 111 specifically ask'- thar (.be
apply sem part of her legancy te the
' erection 01 n meiuimeni te nun.
WlllBfiillllTI'lliFIirM
caII up either of our eltlcei,
H. M. & C. B. SINER
. hjr-h and Tacony, Fkfd. 14-39
JOHN II. EARLEY
Nlcctewn In & F3 at Kens. C6 03
KEYSTONE' BRICK CO.
dedfrpy. P of 2d Bt plke. Kk, 2-S4
ft
F. SEITTEB'S SONS
Nice town la. & a at Ken. JI-17
IWlrffllllllllllHim
liremntll moetlm? Of the IsOaril Of J HIS- The reenlt irne fVief .!. r,-. IHLfcl.
tt-es of the Temple University, rolled dercd the r.ise reopened. The witnesses. , Thu.0' 2 PJI.! 1880
tnnethpr vesterd.lv bv Dr. liussell II. rimrlea P.rnti-i. -l Ifi Vn.,,l. c.-.m ArUnnnn Cm.
. -li '.i..i.l..J '..,.'., iknt ...... v ... .. it.-.'.. , c. ... .'..'"11" FflKKCH. Nev. 27. W
i-i-inii-ii. ii.x-iui-u .'' ' .- firceu. uim uujuienu .euiIO, UliJ WraVS it Yohn B and EllJ
SlniulUineeus with the notion of Tern- nvenue. teslllleil flint tlmt. irn.e oil 1.... 1 nlr-.i... .'.I i,ii(
5 vNy kj , -,. hnaband of Elirabetli 21 Leju (nee .un. , """' ; " ',' ' ' ", i ;",,,, residence et r
6 VV - .. ' . .. . jft&X' &5 nT C? if t- 1. letivi n.latiui and fnM .r.'viii T.1 funeral eenicer. at ''..?. -.'iVIirT v.
v -sax. v '-vv vs iv. aai-i t? .-.rraaar r ri r .... ... , ... , u ..... -jar. . . ......i.. .Tni.n Aniivverin. iu ' -" v,..i.
8 . h.r-l, and Tacony. Fkfd. 14-89 U J lMWr. ."i? a MraJf.'. ft; J?mic;k -N8 8. iu. i,., ,.,J 1.
Corener in Doubt as te Owner
of Car That Caused Fatal
Accident
LICENSE TAG IN QUESTION
Convinced that IMncus Knllier. SI M
North Thlrty-secend Mreet, the man
wne lirevc IMS tlUtomeOl 0 into tWO'viwa te tunerai eruc', en., i;ou -. n..
., ... , ..,, ,.ii ., rldence. 10.11 Trankferd av. Int. private.
mum girin, iwiimK enu una injuring inc(Mt. Merlah cem. nemaina can de -ewec
ether, and then dreve off without step-
ping, Corener Knight held hlra wltli-
out bail today for fiction by the Grand
Jilry.
The accident occurred en the Sixty
third street near Woodland nvenue, No
vember 14. Kdna Mann, who lived nt
2230 Seuth Sixty-third street, was
killed. Six-year-old Catherine Mcehan,
of 2030 Seuth Sixty-third street, was
Injured and Is Ptill in the Mlsercerdin
Hospital.
"Witnesses testified the automobile
Knllier nlse wiih arrested.
Kallier admitted the purchuse of the
ntitomeblle, but declared that he had
used license tags itsued te lilnisclf.
Corener Knight, lifter declaring that
the CftHC H-nu 44thn mnef ilnel.iwIN. .
nil lila n,n.im ii , i ,..,.
till ins experience, said that one man
- ...... v. .v ...,. j.u.n
was done and an ecer took the men intn
custedv
Liisteuj. ....
. . .
i AS lllC LOrOlier was lenvlnir thn tn.
quest room Ralph Graham, his chnuf-
wiincsscH wne were also leaving the
..1 . .... . . '1
room. 11c repeated what he had heard
t (krener Knight, who tit once spoke
Ue these witnesses
certain that Knllier was' the driver ef'w"?' - p- JI ,rem 401 Cnalr '"'
the car tlmt killed the uirl. There, wns I AWm?7T-T v ini TmriK-v.
, an'etlierr nmn A1 tweb women ,m The w.AwBIleFI'iieTm-c:3G,.0rrr!MJO1cA;
car nise, ti,Py snld. Th.u"-i 2 F- M" "ldnee. 1033 N. 26th st.
The Corener then eniere.l ihn f TC.lt!,,,.
he held without bail, and that ball fer'.TACOn B. ertEOER seed 8S. Relatives and
Solemon ns ii innterlnl wilnes lin fim.l ' friends, alscr-survivers of flth Penna. Oav
i .!n material wiuiiss no lixed -lry veterans' Assoclstlen, invited te attend
at ;"-l.rU. funeral services, residence. 02 Hast Elm st..
What is your feet
trouble? See us!
Improved Cushion Sele
Arch Support Shoes
and Oxfords
Uflirve Fallen Arches and
Flat Feet
Improved Cushion Arch Support
.$2.00 le $3.50
Sbere n-l.t t.i all purt of the I nlted
Slntvs. Wrlle fur utelnitur nnd Mrae
urlni IlliiiiVk, ilencs rcfunde.l If net
sitllifnct'in.
i AHsim "", yi. viiiiii: ,
UUBli.
ter u- nue MHlteiv u.1 J.i,zain
HMatlve. ,v.d friends Invited t- funa.a .i.
mV n.5' 2T Tiiririnrv ..
'
n2S if MjjtfeeJ
Pains J- HceJL
I cured by I I caused by I
NlertfitiidinaL Vanterier
i
11.00 5aw
13.00 m )
tlriiUunis jf.'i j&S
jNv jvi Tlrenn
1 ' '&s leather
n .....l.r,.. .11115 Christian .1 l,.i..r'" '"" rnsi inner 1 1 l n. .. ft.. IS,V TH M.'COII. I '
1 brfX,vrie---vue; w:i:jiWr i
K JrrtVimW
.in.. innnniB .. Vw ii.ii - ;.,i--.;. ...i.
i .Tnhn I'nlt. TTllnnrftt MnrilCM wed.. 3 P. J1.
at the I'rtubytertan Heme. nSth and Urcun
wv ave. Int M'. Merlah rem.
rANIEI On Oct. 10. I21. M Kfllntj.
Himland, 3Ir. niClLUlD IinNNKTT IJAN-
' U'AVIS. Nev. 28, Cel. JACOB M. DAVIS,
hIut,!.ti2ari.?5it "jSeWh8, i5d
I Ne., "fr.. A. ft.. m-
i XA&kia.vZJx ?n. msimi. neiev
nnsbina ei .lane uenneny inee .Muiuoen,
Keintive ana inene. nie uiv, ise. mi. a.
O. II.. Invited te attend funeral. Wednetday.
S:30 A. M.. from his late renldcne. 2S85 N.
Seward t. Solemn mfi of requiem 10 A.
.. Church of the Visitation, it. V. 21.
Interment Hely Oeputchre.
DUTTON. Nev. 2S 1(121, MAIACItl
AbEXANDKR DUTTON. hunliand of Mattle
tliitteti. nelatlven und friends, alne em-
Pleyen of the Wm. F. Slurthy'i Hen Ce.,
are Invited teAttcnd funeral aervlce. Wed.,
Nev. 80. 1021. 1 P. M.. at hi late residence.
1880 Potts at. Ilemalna may be vlswed thli
eventne. Int. private.
DYER. Suddenly, Nev. 2T, 1021, at Clar Clar
ment, Pel , ADA P.. wife of Nelsen W.
i-)yer. mineral service wea.. n i'. m., at
ine resiaence ei ner nunnanu, xe ts. eui St.,
.. .. : . . -an . .; - .
uamaen. n. J. int. private, iianeicn crem,
eer.
te the funeral, en Wednesday afternoon, at
l o'eioclc, from ner lute resmence, zzse
Manten st. Service at Church of the Hely
Apostles. 21t and Christian at., at 2
o'clock. Interment at Pernvroed Cemetery.
Friend my call Tuesday evenln.
TAnnA. On November 27. 1021. MATVT
A., wife of Itlchard 21. Farra. neiatlvea
, and friend inv'ted te funeral aervlce.. en
Wednesday, at 2 P. 31.. at her late resl-
denee, 320O Hace t. Interment private
FlSII.-At everly. . J.. Nev. 27. JAJ
e i'. .ii.. lain re.Kiruce. iiu i niircn bi.. 4v"
erly. N. J. Int. Monument Cem.
FIT At Ms residence, r,R3 Iladfleld et
' en Nev. 28. 1921. JONATHAN, husband of
' uii uv. a. lu.i. u...
ihn lata Amanda. Fly. Notlce of funeral
llLt"- .
funrl. wed. 8 A. ai.. from the residence
1 i v..- Va.V.a T
Vl'.'U.i .'S".. ' nS'., ,..S..'-V ''..". .1
Trederlek J Feley, 2ftft E. I
, the Church of the Ascension A. M. Int;
Westminster Cera
Nev. 27. VALENTINE H.. hue-
Funeral service.
N. Mth st. Int.
WXJWk '13
I ,ni:Wi5ip t vt ... . .
"JWiVtV't- -.- ti. v-.
36.
Norrlstenn, Wtd.. Nev,
2:n0 P. M. Int.
private
OHOSS. Nev 2S. 1021. ELIZARETH C.
widow of Julius Ornas, aced 74. Funeral
rrrvlees Wed.. 1 P. 31.. from rei.ldence. 2308
W. Alleiheny ae. Int. Northvveod Cem.
Remain mav be vlnwed Tues . S te 10 P M.
o",eV,',- ..'ivn''e ''... TVT.nVAV't'. -
nut it." helatKes and friend';, also liarm"ny"f,(;Irt l1?")''-,"?. rr1l',,r,4, B
Ledte. Ne. S2. T. and A. 21 . are Invited te I "!".'! 'u"er?J,'.. PW!,'," ,:30 i' ?J:: '?
tne eerilre. en Tuesd&v nrtcrnoen. at 2:30
o'clock, at the Oliver H. Balr llldt.. 1S20
I Chestnut st., rhlla. Interment private.
irved T d'v'iilthter' of lary " l-hrmari T ard" late
invited te Micnl funeral. Wed. 8 A. 2t..
Mflrlcnre. S2S l,en r.rd t. Solemn hlBh
m..fs of retulem at Pt. .Miry I'hurch 9 30
A. Ji in'. Hely cress im.
IIANU.V-Suddenly. Nev "a VINCKCT'
A. ItANllk ReiamVs and frtends, iS
I. O.O M . Ne. 61. Falrmeunt Fark fluards
.w, Pchuyihlil Arsenal Beneficial Asve.. In-
1 vlt.d te funeral. Wed., 7:30 A. 31. late
-eidenc. S25 N. Windser square, solemn 1
1 ni of reeulem at. Francis 3avler'B
Uuirch 9 A. M. Ir.t Hely Cre Cem. I
HARE. Nev. 2d. 1021. ANNIE HARE.)
Relatives and friends invited te funeral. I
Wed., S..10 A. It., from 2310 Fltswater et. 1
1 Solemn ma.e of requiem St. Oabrtel'n Church
10 A. M Int. Old Cathedral Ccm.
1 IIAVERBTICK. On Nev. 27. 1021.
I ANNIE E.. ldevv of (Icerue II. Haverntlck
1 Funra en Wednesday afternoon, at 2
..I'elueU. at the Oili-r 11. Hal- Did.. 1S20
' f'lK.tnuf st. Uterinum at at. Jame the '
' Lesi Ceirwiery. '
1. a vi. wit 3u..ntv V.,. nv Triirv- T,
lusbsnd of Mary J. Mr.tlett nnd son of the
t. which relatives and fri.ind. are Invited.
a -j ,i, (, .u.'inie.T; ,,,.iv,, ' IIHTAI.
Wed, 1:30 P. 31.. from his late rfetdence.
147 Wilder et. Int. strictly private. Mt
Merlah Cem. Frlcnde may call lues., after
fl P M.
HENDERSON. Bttid'nly. Nev. 27. HOW.
ARD 31 , son of Rfbrt E. and the late Rs
hecca Hendersen Punersl service Wed.. 2
P 3f. at fsthr' reslderce, H28 ft. Bread
et mt private.
IlLi.lIP.s. Nev. 27. 1021. AI.TCIJ S ,
wlfp or Charles r lluehe (nee luiiiuan).
Fiii.er.l Ihiirn.. 7 no A 3t.. frvini her ste
-. m.ian -e. 123 n. Tleaa at. Pelnm hlith
in !-. l Ih" hureh e' ll.e Aeccnsluii U
M. Int. New Oath. dral.
r Jcec Ki-lanvep and friends me Invltel
t , attend fuuaril. Tl.ur... s.r.e A 3f.. from
the risldence of her husband. 2H42 I.fttena
JUU'C-Niiv .'K, l.r,I,i; wife ut Jehn
t. Requiem mass at ft. Antheny's t'hurrh
.' 1 l-" .lllCLfU.lll. al la Jl'llllllK
tirlvatu. New Cathedral i em.
Nev. 20. WILLIAM, eon of
d the late Albert Kepner
KEPNER. N
Reintlves and friend are invited te attend
i unui ii vi. i nmv rfi ' .. Hug rrnieqiirp,
mid I.". iiiinr"i'iii mi ci;iemn niffi i
Ht Mlrlibvi'it church 10 . M. Int. pri
KRIEOER.-On November 2ft. THEREfiA.
widow i.r iieeris Krleitcr Inee r'unk). Iteia.
Mvei nn.l friend-, also members of Confra - Cenfra - Confra -
lernltj of Hely Kamllv. invited te funeral, en
Wlnesdv at s A M . late residence 1231
: Unndulph nt. It.quk-rri nme at St. Ptter'e
hurcl. at s . M. Interment Hely Re.
de-mer Cemeterv.
KUNKEI..-,Nev. 27. ALMED.V (' . wldov. - wldev. -
e' li. P KunV-. Il.iatlvci. and frlin.le I,
IIaI.. Cannlehr
vl ed te tunerHl ner vices. Gladstone Apt
.,ii n,.v. . ...v ". - . . ...-.v.-.., ,. , ,lt iir - i
N, -ji. loai.'jeIlN Mcf'lTl'HUiN hu-
.- i'"' ' "L . ":?r "V. .V5". . .MIve.
I rry Evan. Int. Lumberten. N. J. Xutei
"'xAwrwuXjxv Tu'd a?. w. r:wj?" '.vs
th . ,!.. i .-"" vii ftO
ave.. Iiecsn. Int. prhate. sit fSf.l2,rJlH.
, CLlVun. At Ml. Helly N t rlMb Cm;1
irri. wif.r.tAM f Av t.S.Ji Ne. .
nelatlves and frlfli'di are Invited ?..&
funeral rervlce. Tue.. 2 r. M !?,.Mti
wltlieut further nMlce. Int. Mt i7ii.N 1-i
gi iia mwii ana Anna a. p ev..r"Jr"
n1.ilv. am eiA.ji. .TV. 'CKCrL It
service., vfia" 3 P. 21.' ffjg jSmi
Oxford t. Int. nrlvata. ""net, n
rOMEnOV 'Nev. 20. 1921 toetpt-. e
B. 1-OMEHeV, widow if nichaM sEPSWll'
rey. aced 68 yeara. IteUtlve "iJ'??rf
Invited te funeral enlcei en PrM'rA"?i i
-. i., at ner lat reeldence ai" al'.11"
mera ave.. Illdley r.vrkl Pa. 1?'2'
private. intertttt;
l)WEr.t,.At Jridlan Mlllt v ..
i. i.4iii. ai. 1-uivKL.Irf. asei in J1" I
Ice at M.E.Churrh. Indian mii12- Jy
wea , 2 p. ji. im, Uaetui : rJ.
Hellr. V. J.. -hri.m.5S"".c''n.. Hi..
r .-.-- -.: ..-.. .v...e.in iii.v fn ... -i
i at p. m. - "" "wn
. nnwrnff-Oii v
01., x-.uaeiriiier J'arji, v. j., Thurs 2 P w
Int. 2Ienument Ccm. Friends may cs.ii J).
niSDON. At ML Helly. N 3 Km. m
ANNA HUNTINO, widSw of Hwry c 'lS;1
iter. HervlcA. at Ien. !,. Il.iJL 1
Garden at.. Mt. Helly. NjT. Wed.; T p V
Int. Mt. Hellj Cere ' e' "
uui.ii.,u. en Nev. 2. 1921 imn
ItOIXEIl. wife of Albert C. ftelleJ.'a.gSl
Funeral service Thursday. 2 e'ii.A
re. 3811, iirewn ,t.Int. NorthwiJiel
Vil atit "H
MICILXEI. IlEOAK.
.. irem me re.
Belemn reijulem mm
;at the Church of the Most DIesstd Bacr.SlS
i 1.1.7 ninu.vr yiaee ee
10 A. M. Int. Helv Cress. 3Ura Mm",
Benenelal Asae. and biv. n0; eft A? en.
are Invited.
I ...SSIiH?1 . rJ0T ?7t ELi2AnETH.
' J".'V"'e Vgin "n ifi'V x ; -y- rreeiseir.
Int. print!
1 Friends may call Tue eve
1 SENDEnLINg.-On 2!ith Inst.. JOSEra;
c
wiiw.cw ..u--uiiu ii. jiwi4 Dpneeninr (CM
T1awsv1 TlalI..AB .... I.J. -...- tu
I VIST'S' .Jt'XV??!! .na. 54!i nl.W WW
' ',- ;;' l'i : -,.u.V-'.i,r,Jl" "XA A.".
and the Wlnnlolsee&rsfi Tribe. Kn A.na t a'
nf Red Men. lnrtted te funeral, en We3ki
Nev. 27.. JA&TK'hnMMie'f'ViXE'- E
i pacKer tne HenntiunO, aged Vi ' yiH"-
. irem me cnnpei or II. J. KewiY.i... ewr
ed Sweden t. Mnrn.tV...- ' ""'SrMtl. .JlV
I.t. Tnti. Private. Nerr-! citV rlcJ-' Ain
.. Vj5HT.-Kev. 20. JjOvi6jC7:L
mr 4nM. . MH
TTTTAf ti .nn f "' - ' 1.. irem ni late res aena.
IL.I.IA31 II., Int,,.j, v riltlntf .. tt.m.lr.. m... 11 .S.27:'
-. . .. . . . ii. .'. "y.M.
' Tuesday evenlnr. Interment Hlllilde &
I shacklett. Nev. 27 mi. juxt
FRANCES, dauehter of Henrv and Mir)
' f'rrv ?cH"VR5 "V'r.lrf,
, Ve'n," ' 2K11 N r'vTarncitt. intCT!
vaf,. Belvu? Cem. ......
HHAFFER. Nev. 20. ELIZA widow m
iviniam u, ennner. asea ii. l-unrl nn.
Ice Wed., 2 P. 3f., at her nephew's ni-
dence. Ieuls J. Ulaker. 1A73 Kinder it,
Frankford. Int. 2It. 3Ienah Cem. Frhafci
call Tue.. eva
SHINN. At her ri!dnce, 2034 KM
v-amac t , .ev zi. ji i.i-.;, 31 HHIxf.
Due notice of funeral will ha clt-en fm
David II. Schujlcr 131dt , Rread and Ct.
mend sts
HHOEJfAKER. Nev I, VIOtBT,
T'daua - hter of JeseDhlne and Tacv She.raik.V
1 J?, if" Vjr.'.'mV,,,., Uif.,i-V .. i- i Jj'V!1
I ,,n-t.'-ftatrlVn0V',',M5;'1" ,V:i'Ji.p. i1' J,"1!
1 ir JL
a.ww -. .......... ..v... ..vuu.ii. 4. .Hhll, I
HH.ENCC Nev 2ft, CLARA vmCJBm.:,
I "".".LT 'f,Vn fil '1.-Al Ai.1?
I '""'"J r20,1,' f' ",0,? ' ?'R I
we03' -.Jn '"t. Private, lrlfniemytsll
jirnuirr, x a.
;;- i... .t.-.-.. t . .1 .
. PMITH. Nev. I'll. TJTO.MAb J . IrpUurft
l lt ll.0,;hJ''i"CB,,'T' y?,lt, ,,,Ii?a,,iVf.,,('!!l
friends of the family are Invited te stUtj
funeral. Wed . 80 w 21. frw.i Htef. rHr
denre (.Mantarct J. Reagan). 613 L. Cliir.
IfM st. Helemn requiem mass at the ChurtS
1f Ih. Ascension 10 A. 31 Int. New Cstl
dral.
SMITH. On Nev. 20. 11)21. EUWAHD ,
hu.band of ElUabeth K. Smlvh. sited .1
''". Service en Tuesday atternepn. it J
o'eleclt. at the rejldeiire of hie dauihUr.
J'"' A .D 2Illlar. 10 Dryn 21awr ave.. Bill,
I ' InJ rment t.r vate.
,,s:i;lr"'VJJli"- J5.ADf;1' B,M,,r,r 'rP3Xt
t)l RecdlE). beloved w-lfe of Jam's J. Bms.
died eii.Idenly at her home In Deli re Cltr.
'sun . 10 15 1'. M. f he wl.l b tn led at St.
Paul's Cem. Dalawnre ( lij- II iiuitni mau
10 A.T. Wed. Ht. Paul's Cii hellc ChurcB.
I Pleads and relattvee invited te uttsnd erT-l(
, l- . .r .....
virir.lv. r.ev. i. t.r.vmm.. t'ii ui i.
Tayler and Emm Spink, ninfrsl servleM
and Interment rrlvate. at cenvcnltnci it
flflTARK. Nev. 2S. ANNA if . wife of lib
Jehn Stark, of 140 Deralne t , ArdeW,
P.i Netice of funeral later. ,
vi-rT-AFin.At Kri. Pa . e tt Hi
I 1021. OKORQE W. fllUABD. ate? 77 Jiiri;i
Hlallve ana rrier.ae, aire """'U,,,J!
I-edfe. Ne. HflO. V. and A 3f re latltil
te the ervlce. en Wedn'jida: afternoon. H
0 o'eioev, nt the Oliver II Hslr Bldr., 1U
Chestnut t . Phila lntcrmerk at wm.
iJiurel Hill Ceinette n,.ju
lAlf Nev. !7 MABEI. nlfe of CharW
" Salt iieiative ana inrnie. '"'.,!'
, fun-r.il. Wed. 1 P. M . from h"f li"'i
-"nci. 2-riOU W. hllver at. Mr i ;; in i EtS
'Impel. 2MU and Yerl: Bt , '-' P ',' v.
' II'IIIV , a. . v .1 Ul.ia w. .. ..-- w -m - - - . . W-m
may be vle-vea iuh en. innuti "'-.i
Jerary paper please copy. ,.-, r M,
TH021AB. Nev. 28, 1021 t 'in'Vn.;11 W,
widow of late William Themas. J"!)
i attend enrvlce wea.. s i'. at., av n " ..
sldence. BlncViwoed N. J. - -v-r,i a-irevfll
1. mass THOMAS. Nev. 27. LEONARD THOJUI.
private. aBed r.2. leunfrel aervlce. Th",'!.1-(,X'
at residence of niece, Mrs. navldSaJlir.
enrvlce Wed.. 2 P. 2t.. at her lat rtilaenti
mncnnnim . !
. tA
I Lake ave.. Cl.menten. 'N. J. , '"V'S'ISif
Lutheran Cem., riilla. Remains vleweawi".
iove iove ieve ..
I WALBERT. Patient eurTerer it imfl
v" M, 1!1. LMILY C. beloved velf.
i jare'i Walbert. Relative and rrlendj ari
' tri l?c5 te th" service, en Wedn-lsy .fffi
i l.Vn t " n'rlepk at her late r'tl lenc. IW
1 1 """Jr-I,1 7, inlerment at 1. Leur. I H
h.'V.'i "' vi ndTmiv view ' .iMM I
, ,: ' ,nnj Iren 7 te (I r cm K
- wit.rir.n r.ev ... '"-'
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