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Premier Wants Deputies te Meet
'te Give Vete of Confi
dence in Policy
PLANS FURTHER MEASURES
eminent "hn been defrauded thnt they
might ireve utmvrtllltig In ninny I'tinei.
"It tins been dKoevered." n ntte
ment Issued nt the nmi time by the
Dcimrtineut of .lUKtlw wild, "um tlie ww
frond rni4 liiive been pushed tewnrd
completion, thut without the enrlj
eniirtment of new lcKHutten the rlRlit
of tin (Jeverniiient In civil nlts will be
erleuMy cinlmrrusseil In virtually all
the cases new under consideration."
LOYAL PATRIOTS ELECT
MOSTLY PHILADELPHIANS
UNITED STATES SOLDIERS
INITIATED 'INTO KU KLUX
two nnd a halt yenrn ns the guest of
the Trench Government.
With no Influence nnd totally un
known te nny of the famous juilce,
(hi jeunp nmn enmn te New Yerk nml
entered the content. Hnmh down he
wen tiiretign tlie llrct nnd neeend pri'
Joined for "Fun pt Wearing Night
gown and Becoming Ghost"
llaltlineiv. Aim. 10. (Ilv A. l.) j llmln.irles nud entered the finals with
u .. -.1 ,iiu. ', ,i, tti,.i ntniiN '0Mr "'her voting men. Fer two uientln
Several -eldie: 01 the I nlted Minn . , . ,,." ,,,,, ... ,.. , .,,.,
Army iX Camp Meid" nre tsald te have
lhen amu'ic the randldalcs Initiated Inte
the Ku Klux Klau, at speetneular open
air ceiemenles at Odeutnti, Mil., last
nlpht. l.epieseiitatlveH of IvtniiH from
JJclaware and Vttitinlii participated.
The neophytes at last night', cere cere
menlei hail taken off their uniforms and
were wearing civilian clothes. 'I he ex
een elosrlefl In tlie litilMlmr
of the society, each restricted te his
own room, when they have werl.ed
upon the drawings nnd plans of "u City
Hall."
Rilley Is the first college man te win
the coveted pilze.
12 DIE IN ORPHANAGE FIRE
ftu Ancintril I'rcs
Rnmbeiilllet. France. Aug. 10. The
French Cabinet today unanimously np- ,
proved of the (ii'rnian rep.iratleiM pol
icy of I'remler I'elncare and congretu- t
lateil Id in en ilie stand be took nt the i
Londen conference ei Milled Premiers.
This action was leken arter M. I'eln- '
care had given an exposition of the un
successful negotiations in Londen. The '
Cabinet decided net te call an extraer- i
dinar session of Parliament, since the
tieverntiient U constitutional em-
rieiierii te make decisions during I'ar
Iiimeiitar) rerejisi's.
Tlie plan wliiili Is reported te bnve ,
been prepared in uiv tile lieperntieus
Commission's decision en the morato
rium question protiennces (lermnnj In
willful ilt'la ill t of her p.ij nieiil.s. deals ,
wltli measures te be takm lit Alsace Alsace
Lerraine and the French occupied ter
ritory of the Ifhlii'-land.
It is unilerste.iu no n. Hilary meas
ures have been cen'emplafed se far.
Vhc; Ministers nlighted nt the
Ilnmhentl i i iatinii the crowd gave,
cheers tei l'nglaiid ns well ac for
France, alrlie'igli tliere ui imp one-!
of "Down with I.leyd (Jeorse!"
WOOL MAGNATE'S SON MET
AUTO DEATH WHILE RACING
Other Car Failed te Step After
Weed's Machine Crashed
Readlne. Mas., Aug. 10. (Hy A.
P.) An Investigation into the automo
bile accident here yesterday in which
Villtnm M. Weed, Jr., son of the
prcsidenr of the American Wenlsn Com
pany, and Alexander Gardner, both of
North Andover, were killei. illsc'esed
tedai that the machine with which
Weed was evidently r.ic'nc, was owned
b.v Arthur 11. Tarl, of Andover.
The automobile failed te step, fol
lowing tin tntnl collision of Weed s
ear with n pole en the Hendlng-An-Jever
Iteuleianl Jjt-ite officers s:m
they would urrest tlie driver en a
clinnje i if driving se as te endanger the
public safetv.
Three persons were ln.vir"d i-hen the
speeding Weed in 'bine struck two ether
cnr in Its effort te puss Karl's auto
mobile, l'.lill Jtice. nf Shawshepn il
Inge, ruling with Weed, was b'lrled Inte
a swamp, lie received a broken leg.
CHANGE IN WITNESS LAWS
NEEDED. SAYS DAUGHERTY
(sks Legislation te Help U. S. Re
cover Meney In Fraud Cases
Washington. Aug. Hi ' I'.y A. I'
Jk.ii"iidments of existing laws nh ref
ureme te the summoning of wltnes,..
Ul civil cases is urged bv Atternev (ln
"?ral Ddiiglnrly in letters te Chairman
Nelsen, of the Senate .ludleiary Com
mittee, mill Chairman Velsfad. of the
liens" Judiciary Committee, iisking for
additional lesislaflen te enable the
flevernment te institute Riiiu for the
eceery of money in "certain wr
ruuir cases."
Prompt enactment of such legidatlen
i fui.s new become ess ntial, Mr. Daugb
' J!."t said, as without It the He. eminent
yrlil he 50 "hani'iered" In its efforts te
recover money out '. which the Cov-
Order Holds Seventy-second Annual ,
Convention at Wlldwoed '
it illlWOnil, . J., AUg. ill. inn ", ,..1I- n,.lll.1nl,. enilld -.
I.ejal Fntriets of America held its scv- "be"W.,rne.i. Hni.HerH aiiieng the !-';" nq wne Among v.ct.ms
ent -second nntuinl convention here l.'OO or mere witnesses of the cere- j of Quebec Institution
les'tcrday. It was the third centeeu- monies said Klan propaganda liad been Montreal, Aug. 1(1. (lly A. P.)
tlie ven'r In Wlldwoed. Thev will ' clrctihitisl In cainn for 11 long time and I Firemen scnt-ehim: the smelderlnc
ngain'be liere next year. Sessions were thai many soldiers hud jeluc 1 for the ruins of tlie .Jcwlh Heys' Orphanage I
C00LIDGE BREAKS GROUND
Extols Roosevelt at Ceremony Prier
te Erection of Statue
Pert la ml, Ore., Aug. 1(1. (Ilv A.
p.) Vice President Coelldgo broke
ground here yesterday for an equestrian
stulue of the late Theodere Hoescvelt,
donated te Portland by Dr. Henry
Walde Cee. The Vice President paid
tribute te Colonel Hoescvelt, snylng:
'He loved the great outdoors, be
loved the activities of life, he coined
that sentence that wint Inte the hearts
of all these who were llkc-nilnded when
he snld. 'We are te live the strenuous
life.' He represented that mere than
anything elfcc."
leid in the llreheiisc. Last night an ' 'fun of wcarlui; a white night-gown at Shaw bridge, Quebec, which was di'
entertainment was given for them at 'and beceinlti' n ghost
the Pentium Hetel, tine hundred and
fifty delegates attended.
The following Philadelpbians were
elected for the ensuing year:
We-tliy grand "itistcr. Samuel Moere.
Ifil West Wjemin? evenue; V. (. M..
Jehn P. Hell. ",:?2." North Twentj -tl.'th
street: secr"tnry, Uebert McCii' hen.
101" Seuth Fiftv-secend street: assist
ant secretary, Rebert MeCraeken. .Ms
Trlnifj til ice; tieiisiiver. Jeseph Kil
dare. (514. West l.eiilgh nvenue; grand
cendtti ter, Miw" Patterson, 'I'went.i 'I'went.i
leurtli street mid Fai: mount avenue
and chaplain, Will Crozier. '(il'J North
Hutchinson street.
Three non-Phil- lelpbians were
elected as follews: Assistant conductor.
IL L. (.llliuin. Pittsbuigh: guard.
Davis C. F.vuns, Pitts'ten. Pa., and
tbr. Jeseph H. Wickersham, Lenni.
Pa.
Htrejed b tile late last niglit, placed
,s far as could be ascertained at Third 1 the number tif dead today at twelve.
Cerps army headiiuarter.s here, I'nlted l'lienvis Lcgauit, the caretnker, nnd his
States sehllers are net forbidden te join wife were among the victims,
the Ku K'ux Klan nor has the army llefere the dlsi'every of the fire,
taken nii.v position with regard te tln llames had cut off the escape of the or
organization. 1 pbnns. They were marshaled in top
rooms. The eldest boys, guarding tlie
WIN- BEAUX ARTS PALM Ueungcr. made rene bidders of bed
I .lull 11 4ltut ffiiiu ttti tttfhtiln riiliinn' nittl
Student Worked )llt)T tl,jr riwPllrrM escaped by tlie' same
Jamestown, N. Y.
Night and Day for Paris Hener
New Yerk. Aug. It!. Heyend doubt
the b.i'i lest ;iud eeplis .01tng liinli In
N'e- Yerk tudtii i- Heger Huiley. of
.lanietewn, N. Y., who yesterday after
noon wen the famous Architects' Paris
ptire of the Society of Heaux Arts.
The pr.e entitles tlie winner te ?eOOO,
nilmisiteri tn tin, Milvnneed el(iQ III tlie
Pciile des l?eaux Arts In Paris, nnd te I
live in Paris nnd travel In L'urepe feri
mute. It was said that there were no (
lire escapes, en the building.
CREAMED ONIONS
Encourage the children
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TWO ORIPPINO SHORT STOltlEH
of lev, nelventure nnd myttery appear in
th Mucixina Sfctlen of ntxt Bund.iv Prn Prn
ite Lttxitn. "rermnrt's IRt Knits nna
"Tlis Thlrtwr.tti GtipJt" both (ire rpHt
flctlen. Uen't tall te pet the Sunday .V'il
I.ietKiKu reeulnily. "Mnke It a melt.-
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SHEET METAL WORKERS
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Ginger Ale
Sarsaparilla
Birch Beer
Reet Beer
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The "age limit" for
Clicquot di
There is no "age limit" for the drinkers
of Clicquot. Milk is better for babies. But
they don't have te livetnany years before
Clicquot is a safe drink for them. '
As for the ether extreme we knew of no man
who is se old that he has outgrown his liking for
ginger ale. We presume there may be one or two
semevhere.
Clicquot Club never varies in taste. It has that
universal appeal which delights the palates of the
young and even the experienced, mere-or-less tired
taste of the old. They all like it.
It is geed for everyone. Clear and cold spring water
from bed-rock; ginger from the sunny island of
Jamaica; pure sugar and ether ingredients all the
purest that can be bought, made, or grown.
Get Clicquot Club by the case let for the hema
Keep a few bottles in the ice box. Remember that
if you want variety you can buy Clicquot Club
Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla, Birch Beer, and Reet Beer.
THE CLICQUOT CLUB COMPANY, Millis, Mass., U.S. A.1
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