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THE .?g ^ to m M m M B E L 6 I A N S T A L K W AR D E B T S a ; LODGE DIRECTORY . i r J L j .'v r „ .i r fifiaaBaaR B rs s r^ rs s ra r^ OF CURRENT WEEK :j ^ v SXy ^ ;.ss^ v « ^ne| Rcsun^e Most Important Pythian Bath Hoose and Sanitarium ! X Knights o f TSthias o f N. £ *\.. A»( L«i At| A. .nr J A. Daily Naws Items. COM PILED FO R YOU (Operating Under Fupervi- of U. S. Gove rumanti X ti\mt* of Noted People. Govefnmesit» » and I'w ttc No. til »eat. and (H her 4T5VÍ Malvern Avenue X Things Worth Knowing. Hot Springs Nat. 1’ ark, A rk . * mob X Hot Radio-Active Water Furnished hv the Government X ^ For AH Baths. Sanitarium has 10 P mibs . Piet and Operatiaj Recms ^ Secretary Works has sold his house in Washington. D. C.. and his friends v° id he would U to in an apartment when he returns to Washington. $ Hotel has *56 Rooms; Telephone, Hot and Cold Running ^ X Water in Every Room. Rates $1 to $3 per day 5; BATH RATES; -J; Mrs. Irene Henry, Si. of Ontario, $21 Baths . . . $13.00—10 Bath* . . . . $ 6 .5 0 l l’al• Ai** SumUy of ln]uH“9 suffer X . Ti l. • * . r' : t. . X'o«l when the sudden side Jerk of a - * B a t h s t o P y t h i a n s a n u C a i a n t h e a n s , N S .5 t | roller coaster car In which she was ;.x v .v v .;..x x ,> .x v v ;_ v x x ^ v y ^ .> .> x -v > \ V -.S 'X 'iS ' riding tossed her out over the trestle framework to the pier 40 feet below. ' The prince of Wales, who is spend- ing a few days hunting game. Satur day killed a blue wildebeest, describ ed as the largest of its kind ever shot ' in Southern Rhodesia. It brought the | prince unstinted congratulations from hunters. ~ I. B. P. 0. E OF THE WORLD John W. Langley, republican repre sentative in congress from Kentucky, Friday was acquitted In county court at l’ ikeville. Ky.. of a charge of drunk- N O T IC E enness preferred several weeks ago 1 by Mrs. W. C. HenriUe. Dahlia Temple No. 202. I. B. I’ .! xfce ,.oast fUarJ cutter Comanche O. E. of W „ o f P ortland, Oregon, ls en to Mobile, Ala. with a meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday „.hooner and two motorboats captur nights in each month at Stag Audi- ,.j in the Gulf of Mexico with :ooo toriura. A ll visiting Daughter ^ ^ 3 0f liquor aboard, according to a K!ks in g ood stan din g in their re- wireless dispatch to Mobile customs spective Temples are invited to officials, meet with us. Christian Zauner. 70, first and only keeper of the Westport lighthouse, PAU LINE YOUNG. will soon end a 40-year vigil on the Daughter Ruler. north Pacific coast. The veteran LU LA HUBBARD. lighthouse tender will be retired on ROSE CITY LODGE No. 111. I. Daughter Secretary. pension July 31 after 40 years of con B. P. 0. E. of W.. MEETS the tinuous service. 2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY T EVENINGS OF EACH MONTH A T THE STAG AUDITORIUM. 381? i E. MORRISON STREET. ALL VISITING BROTHERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. Syracuse Lodge, No. I, K. of P.. meets the second and fourth Fri- day nights each month at the Stag Auditorium 381 J-i E. Morrison St. TJ r\nrmT, ----- - ■ - „ _ B O Y C E S T R A IN . C. C , 99g M ead S* A R T H U R NELSO N . T. H. WILLIAMS, 3811?, E. Morrison St. E. J. MINOR. Secretary, 419 Abington Bldg. K of R & S P ost .No. 118 Meets every first Wednesday night in each month at 8 o'clock at its Headquarters and Club Rooms. 234! i N. 17th Street All ex-service men are welcome to join. For further information CALL BROADWAY 5426 V . M R *» 6 SAM CEL MALVERN, p „,i Commander ' » 6 ' Y > - 46 ’ Ä " V . * * « % ¥ > . h W »* «W 'A '« W Ä 'J 4 '. J S a » » ü J. P. FINLEY & SON n l ’- MORTICIANS Montgomery at Fifth Phone Day or Night Main 4322 . F-* at:***. »6- . J . .U „ J , » W.. w . ,L ., J , ,1 ... J , ,L . J , , b . . J , . J , V.* . V f . * A N - . t - ' . > • ye v e - z v . Vf w - y . x * . ye Hîgh-B rovvn FacePowder A superb toilet necessity. In four shades— Natural. 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ADVOCATE Settlement Outlook Held Bright b> Washington Official*. CONFLICT FUTILE, SAYS PRESIDENT Washington. U. C - Indications were given Monday that the treasury anti cipates little difficulty In arrlivng at a fuudtug settlement on the llelglan debt. Acting Secretary Winston of the Peace Covenants Held Hope treasury, as secretary of the Amer of Europe. ican debt commission, lias reserved from August S to August 10 In which to talk with the ltelgiau commission and has notified the French ambassa dor here that the commission rould meet with the French representatives In a funding conversation either be fore or after the period set aside for Mr. CtHilidge. on Historic Cambridge. the Belgians. Commons, I'rgt-s Nations to It now apears that the debt com mission officials have private advices (irt Together. warranting the belief that the Parts commission will come to Washington ahead of the time which has been Cambridge, Maas. —- Near the spot indicated iu press reports. where George Washington took com The earliest date on which Iho French has been expected was lu Sep mand of the continental army. Presi tember. but the announcement that the dent Coolldge called on the nations embassy here had been informed of of Kuropo Friday to enter Into mutual the program of meetings with Secre tary Mellon, the chairman. Mr. Win covenants for their mutual security, ston and other members of the com pledging the moral support of the mission now here and the time they American government If they do so. will be available gaie rise to the be “ While our own country should re lief that othec information was In the frain from making political commit hands of the treasury. Questions on (hi* phase of the debt situation were ments where It does not have political Interests," he declared, “ such cove neither affirmed nor denied. Officials concerned with the debt nants would always have the moral problem are much more optimistic support of our government and could n. w about the probable result.’ of “ > hava ,h" commendation of their efforts to get the foreign powers r ubllt' “ Union ot *he wor,d Such a course would be sure to to act on the debts. While none ot them believe that all the debts can endow the participating nations with be worked out in funding settlements an ubundnnt material and spiritual immediately, it was evident that they reward. On what other basts can there believed the Belgian move was sin- be nny encouragement for a dlaposl cere and that they expected to reach “ > » ‘ «-mpt to finance a revival of an agreement with that nation in a Europe.' The president's address, delivered short series of conversations. on historic Cambridge common*, was The officials here, however, denied having any information as to the char the feature of the celebration of the acter of the terms to be proposed by 150th anniversary of the day Wash the Belgians, but were convinced that ington assumed command of the con few talks with them would clarify tinental troops. After tracing Washington * achieve any differences that may be found to ments and praising hi* character and exist. services. Mr. Coolldge asserted thst the nation's first president hsd Heat Kills 4 in Chicago. “ demonstrated by his argument and Chicago. — Six deaths and several our country has demonstrated by ex prostrations were attributed to the perlence that more progress can be heat in Chieago Monday when tho l*-m- made by competition than conflict. >-rature mounted to 96 at 4 o'clock, 'To agree quickly with our adver the hottest July 6 in Chicago since sary always pay*." he added, rontlnu 1S74. It was not the hottest day this lng: year, however, as the mercury went "I want to see America assume a to 9$ lust Saturday. A violent thunder leadership among the nations in the storm struck the city about 9 o’clock reliance upon the good faith of man and reduced the temperature. kind. I do not see how civilisation can expect permanent progress on any Chicago. -The most disastrous July other theory. 4 week end in recent history resulted If the people of tho old world aro In a total of 170 deaths throughout the d7 . ^ tful of , ai-h other, let country. 29 of that number being in ^ HBUr mutuul covt.nanl, for Chicago and vicinity, their mutual security, and when such THE P LED G E U . S . S U PPO R T covenants have been made let them | lie solemnly observed, no matter whut Marshfield. Or.—Delpha May T)out- the sacrifice. "They have settled the far m ore' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayo of Ya bltt, daughter of Mrs. Charles Denni Lima. Wash., were Friday night driven son. who was shot Sunday by her six difficult problems of reparations; indoors by a swarm of 1000 or more year-old sister with a .22-caliber rifle, they are In process of funding their insects that attacked them and hum was buried Monday. The parents had debts to us; why can't they agree med about as though they were bees, left a baby in care of the children with on permanent terms of peace and re- International faith and about an inch or a half inch in length two rifles In the home. Madeline, 6. ,-stabllsh Mayo reported today to the county »•as offended when Delpha slapped credit? the baby. | “ If there be differences which! horticulturist. - The shot went through the five- cannot be adjusted at the moment.! ' Art critics have fallen out over plans for renovating and refitting the year-old child's heart, killing her In- If there be conditions which cannot lie stantly. , forseen, let them be resolved Into th o , White House. With a small initial ap ------------- — - ■ future by methods of arbitration and propriation available, officials in Envoy Leaves Shanghai. by methods of arbitration and by the charge are starting to give the inter , , . forms of Judicial determination. ior tho air of a colonial mansion. The “ The world ha* tried war with] program was mapped out by Robert Ister to China, J. V. A. MacMurra). force nn(j has utterly failed. The only W. DeForest, head of the Metropoli canceled his arrangements here and |1(1pe 0f RUreess lies in peace and Jus- ( tan Museum of Art. left Monday for Pekin aboard a de-jtlce. S o other principle conforms to i Search of the ruins of the Hotel ! the teachings o t Washington ; no other stroyer. Dreyfus. Boston, that collapsed early standard ls worthy of the spirit of It was announced here that the | Saturday while a holiday party attend America; no other course makee so ed by 125 persona was in progress much promise for the regeneration of continued, with the known dead at 12 off the electricity serving Chinese in the world." Other- Many persons escaped, but searchers dustries. partii ularly the , mill*. , . The president. In a touring car with , . . , believed other bodies will be found. wise the situation remained unrhang- j the top down, headed a lengthy parade The five-story building was occupied ed through cheering lanes of people. by the Pickwick club. In the reviewing stand Mr. and Mrs. Ignorance Costs Rights- Coolldge were Joined by Governor Ful Commenting on the debt situation San Franrlsoo. - In connection with ler of Massachusetts. Mayor Quinn of the Messaggero asks at what rate of exchange should Italy be called on to tho naturalization examinations here j r amt)rldge and Mayor Curley of Bo*. Monday. Federal Judge Patrlilgo ask- (()n l repay her debts. It argues that It ed Nicola Samarzfch, a Serbian, One of the 50 bands participating would be absured to demand the rate "What happened on July 4, 1776” played "Lord Geoffrey Amherst,” th e. prevailing when the loan was made “ I don t know, replied Samarzlch, a,.j,00| aong of the president's alma! because Italy received neither the I wasn t there. mater. This brought a smlld from | American nor the British loan in dol Citizenship was denied him, at least the president. lars or sterling, but in raw material. until he learns what significance the The president went from the ^re i The French government has decid Fourth of July has. viewing stand through a tremendous ed to send a mission to the United pres* of people who swarmed to get States with the object of reaching an Truck Pint Man Four Days. a glimpse of him, to the nearby speak agreement with the American debt Kingman, Arlz. After lying for four ers' stand. He was Introduced by funding commission relative to pay •lays pinned beneath an overturned Mayor Qulnn nfter a short pageant ment of France's debt. The plan was truck on an unfrequented road 50 rornmemorattTe of the event being approved by the council of ministers miles from here, John Hall, 60, was J ce|„|)ratw| Friday, and it is taken for granted brought to a hospital hero and phy-, j mmediately after his address tho assent will he given by the cabinet. slcians said that he probably would returned to Swampscott. recover. ____________________ The United States is being violent Hall lay for four days without food Jspaneie Have Air Bomb Test. ly attacked by the Brussels news or water and suffering from a broken , papers in a series of editorials for Tokio.—A three-day air-bombing ex collar hone. A neighbor found him. “ cornering Belgium'’ as the paper al ercise recently was held over TsuJIdo, lege?, “ into recognizing the war debt a suburb of Kangawa. Two planes Mr. Coolidge Sits Up. in order to float a $100,000,000 loan” Plymouth, Vt. Colonel John C. Cool were employed, each carrying 32 and also for "trying to collect a debt idge, the president's father, who a bombs weighing 300 to 400 pounds. which the Belgians expected to he week ago underwent an operation, sat The object .ot the exercise was to ; charged to Germany under the Versail- on his front porch for an hour and a study various relations between the ; les treaty.” half Siiiiil.-iis and enjoyed himself by reaching point of bombs thrown from) airplanes, and the speed ns well as Dr. W. D. Mason, veterinary sur watching tourists. geon. and Lawrence Bowman, of Chat- He got out of bed for Ills lunch direction of the winds, also to Improve bomb throwing devices aboard flying i tanooga, Tenn., who hare been the ob- and then walked to the porch. machines. | ject of a search by a large posse since their mysterious disappearance on Sig Fix in Auto Drowned. Three Texas Officers 8lain. nal mountain June 23, were found Rock Springs, Wyo. — Six persons hand-cuffed and chained to a tree at were drowned at Hay Junction, 12 Corpus Chrlstl, Tex. — Paul Mc 10:30 o'clock Sunday morning by Jim miles north of here, late Friday after Allister. deputy state fish, game and Thomas, a mountaineer. Both men noon when the uutomobilo in which oyster commissioner, ex police officer, , were In a serious condition due to they were riding was caught in a flood and It. R. Bledsoe, deputy constable, their long exposure and Insufficient resulting from a cloudburst. were killed, and three other men nourishment. Mason and Bowman said wounded, one fatally, in a pistol battle they were set upon by five hooded at the outskirts of Corpus Christ! Wind Storm Kills One. men, cnrrfed off and chained to a El Paso, Texas. —One man was kill Monday. tree. 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