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recalling the edict win be presented to Pres
ident wilson and members of Congress on
ais named in the British statement
Morris p. Blumenthal, attorney for the
Association to Resist British Domination
Of American Commerce, newly formed or
ganization perfected by the blacklisted
firms here, left for washington today with
a set Of resolutions Of protest drawn UP
by the association members. Copies OF the
resolution are to be sent to the Governors Of
all States as well as to Congressman and
Senator's
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FLBUSTER IN SENATE
AGAINST CHILD LABOR
Southern Members Opposed to
Administration Measures
Being Made Law
Bv a stor Correspondent

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Because the
Democratic caucus last night decided to
pass the child labor bill before adjourn
ment OF Congress- several of the Democratic
Senators from southern States, where child
labor is used extensively in cotton mills
and other manufacturing establishments
have decided to conduct a fllibuster.
Senator Hardwick, OF Georgia, who con-
tends that the child labor bill Is uncon-
stitutional, has announced his intentions
to mako n two.day speech against tho
bill.
Senators overman and Simmons, Of
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CITIES GET FARM LOAN BANKS
Baltimore, New Orleans and Louisville
Reported Chosen in South

WASHINGTON. July 2s. - Baltimore,
Louisville and New Orleans, II was said
today on good authority, will obtain the
three farm loan banks authorized for the
South under the rural credits law.
Memphis, Tenn. however, Is still strongly
contendlnE for one. The Loulsiana delesa.
tlon in Congress called on Secretary Nc.
Adoo to urge New Orleans claims.
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Conshohoeken Doctor Dies

DR. William NJ Hall. practicing physi-
elan in conshohocken. died at his home
yesterday after an illness OF year. aged
Sc years A year ago. when his health first
began 70 fail. he took \ trip West in the
hope Of restoration. A month ago he under
went an operation IN a Philadelphia hos
pltai without success. He was born at
Radnor. Delaware County. In 1850. a son
OF Hibberd and Howanna p. Hail. and
moved TO Conshohocken after graduating as
= physician
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receded from her original plan was the con-
struction placed by officials upon the decia-
ration of Sir Cecil Spring-Ftice that
contracts already in effect will not be Inn
paired" under the boycott order. II Is
hoped here that when the exact position
of the United States Is made known to
the British Foreign Oflce additional mate
rial concessions will be made.
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North Carolina, are expected to Join him
in fighting the measure, which President
Wilson insists must be passed at this
session OF Congress.
In view OF the decision Of the caucus
to put through the child labor bill before
adjournment, Senator Kern, of Indiana,
Democratic floor leader said today that
there could not be an adjournment before
September 1.
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WiImington Club Woman Dead

WILMINGTON, Del. July 2s-suddenly
stricken with acute indigestion. Mrs. Caleb
f. Burchenal, OF Wilmington, one OF the
most prominent club women in Delaware.
died today while visiting her fathers homo
In Milford.
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Postal Examination Postponed

The examination for mail carriers and
clerks which was scheduled 10 be held on
the FIRST Saturday in October. has been
indefinitely postponed.
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win Appeal to President

NEW YORK, July 2e-FormaI protest
against the British blacklist and a demand
that this Government insist upon England
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Some Hudson Records

An made under American Automobile Asso-
dation supeTvisiOa by = certified stock car
Or stock chassis, and excsliing All former
stock cars In these tezts.
100 miles In 90 min., a 4 Sec, averaging
74.o7 miles per hour for T-pAssenssr tour
ing car with driver and passenger.
1853 miles in enc hour with driver and
passenger IN . 7-psssengsr touring cGE.
Standing start 70 so miles an hour In I6.2 sec.
One mile at the rate Of I02. So miles per hons.
1913 miles in "a hours at average speed Of
7s-S milss per hour. ,
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Suppose He Buys a Hudson 81

The Hudson Super-six has proved itself supreme
With this patented motor-certifed stock motor
it has done what no other stock car ever did
1t has made faster speed It has done better hill
climbing. 1t has shown quicker pickup. It has
gone 1919 miles IN "a hours breaking the best
former stock car record by 50 percent
1t has beaten race by the dozen-cars Of
very costly type. It has shown much moro power
than this size motor ever before developed It has
proved natchess endurance
Suppose your neighbor gets this car. And you,
while paying as much more, get something less
efficient How will you feel when the two cars meet2
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What These Things Signify

You do not care for reckless speed. Such
power Is rarely needed But the Super-Six has
the capacity. You know it to be the master of the
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Iodo' II VIII 40 WHAT you want WIFI
out taxing half its ability. And that
means economy.
It will cover more ground than
lesser cars, without going any faster.
This because of its quick getaway
when you slow down or stop.
It's greatest supremacy that of
endurance means years of extra
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Means 8Oqo More Efficiency

The Super-Six motor Hudson invention-adds
300 to motor efficiency That is, from small,
light motor it gets 76 horsepower. The same size
of motor heretofore yielded us ~ h. p
This result comes through ending vibration, the
cause Of motor friction. 1t gives such smoothness
as you never knew before And it means long
lived motor
It comes In car, evolved under Howard E. Coffin
which has long stood for the acme in fine engineer
ing. And it comes in the handsomest best-equipped
model that Hudson has ever designed.
If your neighbor gets it. and you don't it may
mean to you years of regret In looks and perform
ance, In prestige and endurance, he will have the
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service. How would you feel to have Hke-class
car excel yours in these respects2
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advantages of you. Your Hudson
dealer can prove these things be-
yond any possible question. And
you should know them before you
buy any high-grade car.
Any Super-Six owner-there are
now more than 1o,0oo-can tell you
what 1t means to own one.
HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY
DETROIT, MICH
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SALVATION ARMY.

At the Peoples Tabernacle, the Saliva
ton Army's weekly program Will be rs
follows: Saturday night: Open air. u
o'clock. Fourteenth street: open air
bridgeport. $50; indoor service.
o'clock. Sunday: Service at Ohio county
jail 10 a. m.: open air at Warwood 3:3u
and cottage prayer meeting at the
home of Thomas Redman. at 10 a. m;
open air at Fourteenth street. p. m.
Sunday school, 2:30 p. m. classes for all
ages Brigadicr Wlthers and Staff Cap
tain Hargraves. of Cleveland, O.. Will
be tho center of attraction. Young Pco-
pies service. p. M, Staff Captain Har-
graves In charge.
A big open air demonstration at Four
teenth street At O'Clock.
Brigadier Wlthers will be in charge.
A big mass meeting at the tabernacle
Mt s o'clock 4 special musical program
has been arranged and Brigadicr Samuel
Withers and Staff Captain HarBraves
Will give away eight babies
Monday night, Salvation service. En-
sign w \. ForIycc will speak.
Tuesday night. special services.
Wednesday, night. Young Peoples SER
vice.
Thursday night. Holiness meeting.
Friday evening. Band practice.
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TO BRING REMAINS OF
CAPT. BOYD TO U. S.

MEXICO CITY. June 3n.---James Linn
Rodgers. special agent Of tho state de-
partmcnt. chilled AT the war office 90
day relative 10 an inquiry from the state
department at Washington regarding
the disnterr!nc of the body OF Captain
Charles T. Boyd. who was killed al Car
rIzal. The foreign office promised Mr..
Rodgers that 1t would Issue the neces-
sary orders 10 expedite the work in or
der that the request of the widow Of the
dead American officer that the body be
shipped TO the United States for burial
shall be granted.
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.FORT|F|CATIONS BILL =.
GOES TO CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The fortifi.
cations appropriatio bill. one Of the ad-
mnistration's three big defense meas
urcs was passed by the senate to-day
and sent to the house for conference.
Its total had been reduced from s34,-
360. 600 as il PASSED the house to $26.-
500, 900. The bill provides for both coast
md field artillery ordnance and ammu-
milton. Last years appropriation was
1000 600
The senate retained the house amend.
mcnl providing three-quarters OF a mil
lion dollars for purchase of an inven-
ton by John Hays hammond. Jr.,. for
wireless control OF torpedocs and Is the
invention meets government tests .ai!a
the approval or the President and also
adopted a house provision disapprovinS
of speeding. up tests In government
arSenals.
The senate added 100000 to the bill
for ammunition.
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NAVAL BILL FINALLY
REPORTED TO SENATE

WASHINGTON. June5 3O;-Ihe naval
bill carving the Increased building pro-
gram agreed on by the naval commit
tee. was. reported to the senate to-day
1t carries an appropriation Of $3l6.s3f..-
S43 for 1917 and ccntemplates total
expensc Of $5SS.1S1.676 for construct ~
during the next three years. Tho amount
appropriated for new construction in
1911 is Sll0,726.160. For completion OF
construction authorized last year s2S,-
61s.l27 is appropriated, and S2o0,ooO Is
added for building Neff submarine as
an experiment. The ships authorized
for 1917 include four battle cruisers and
four drcadnoughts. an increase OF th.ce
capital ships over the provisions OF the
bill az 1t passed the house.
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SECOND PENNSY
IS OFF FOR BORDER

MT. GRETNA. Pa, juno 3O.--The Seq
ond infantry. ffty-six officers and 97S
men. the first Of the regiments of the
Pennsylvania division TO move to the
Mexican border. started from camp 10
night. The first section, which had at
tached 10. it the car of Colonel Hanil-
ton H. Turner and his staff. left camp a
few minutes before 6 o'clock amid cheers
and the music of bands. The other sec
tions followed at short intervals and the
First regiment Is scheduled to follow as
soon ms ready. The 81 Gnal corps, No. 2.
field hospital and ambulance company.
left al l0:45 o'clock In the morning,
after. some loss Of time because of
mistake in the point Of entraining..
The First Infantry was uniforming
new men tonight and the indications are
that 1t may not start before morning.
1t has seventy-one officers md S1I men.
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WAR RELIEF BILL is
FAVORAbLY REPORTED

WASHINGTON, June 90.--The Hay
bin to appropriate s2.n00.o00 for relief
of depcndent families OF National
Guardsmen called into the federal SER
vice was favorahly reported to the house
to-day and will be taken up for passage
tomorrow.
Az amended In committee the bill pro-
vtdes that the secretary OF war shhli
distribute the fund in his discretion. but
thut not more than $50 a month may be
paid any one family.
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MONROE COUNTY REUNION

There will be an all-day ntcn!c az
Mozart Park Tuesday. July Attn. lsl6,
for all former residents or Monroe
county, Ohio now residing in Wheel
ing and vicinity.
please don't forget to bring lull
basket as we anticipate large repre-
sentation," says the committee in d
general invitation.
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NETEoDIST.

81 Wesley Methodist Episcopal church
REV. Philip 7. DeBclt. pastor-Durine
the present month. Rev. Otis R. Snod
grass, A. NJ. will serve this church as
ssacting pastor IN the absence Of the regu-
Gar minister. He has recently returned
ssfrom our theological school at Evanston
"a suburb OF Chicago ILL.,. and has some
good ahtngs to bring the congregation
Morning sermon: Gods Plan for Saving
@tianitys Challenge to Modern Manhood
Other services Of the church Mt the usua
hours. Mid-weeks services, Wednesday
u.s. Thomson Methodist Episcopal church
"a Friendly Church" Broadway and
sSHarttnger. n!nister-s:30 A. m. Sunday
school. classes for all ages: 1880 a. m.
sthe Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
! be administered: $3.50 p. m. Epwortl1
sssLeaxue devotional service: 1880 p. m, q
preach. Subject: The Virtue OF Patrl-
Sntisn" Special music by the vested
sschoir Of forty trained voices. under the
sdirection Of Mr.. f. H. kincheloe. Miss
Erace Nelly the. talented orSantst. VIII
play special patriotic selections on the
atour manual pipe organ.
HOPE II. E. church. NJ D. Griffin. pas
TOTO the following services a cordial
3 invitation is extendedi Sunday school at
9ES:16 q ~, Mr.. H. D. FTeese, superinten-
dent. Morning worship at II o'clock,
kermon by pastor. There will be no sre-
SuinE services during the month OF july.
Monday evening at the usual hour the
ladies AID Society will hold their regu-
s14r= monthly meeting. On Wednesday
Ayentng the members OF the choir will
hold lawn fete in front OF the church.
Friday evening at the usual hour Ep-
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

First United Presbyterian church
Chapline street. one door north Of post
office. Charles n. Robinson. pastor
Public worship at l0:45 "a. III. No even
ing service. The Sacrament Of Infant
Baptism Will be observed AT tho morn
ing service. Bible school at 9:30 Il. M,
ard mid-wcek prayer service Wednesday
evening al 1:45
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COLORED,

Waynan A. VI. +. church. Rev. ". o.
Davis. H. D.. minister. lGi5 "A. M, ser
mon; I2:l5 p. M. Gloss meeting; ::3o p.
M. Sunday school. Paul at Thessa-
lonica and Boroca. Acts u :l-lh: SUI
perintcndcnts, w. j. Wood and John n.
Harris; Ills r. M. \. G. E. League. j.
II. Harris. leader; 7:i5 p. m, sermon.
Dr. W. G.. Davis will preach al each
service. Mems day 1T Wayman church,
Sunday, July ;.
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Second United Presbyterian church.
corner Chapline and Fourteenth streets
-Preaching services by Rev. ]. :. F..
McMichacl. Of Ccdarrillc. o.. at 1915.
Nc evening services. Sabbath school at
$50 q. m. No services Wednesday eve
ming.
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UNITARIAN.

Unitarian church. Eoff street, north
Of Twelfth, Rev. J. \. Z. Faggincr Au"r,
ministcr--Scrvicc IL a. m.; topic. Per
fiction" Bible class after service. The
church will be closed until September.
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Simpson NJ. r.,

Simpson NJ. T.. church, Eoff street. be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth. Rev. Jo
seph H. Jenkins. pastor. 1915 a. m:
public worship. sermon by Rev. :. RI
Brown. II. H.. district superintendent;
$40 .. m., Sunday school, Mr.. II. P
Clemens, superintendent: $40 p. m. Ep-
worth League song services: TOPIC. 'Pul'
verifying the Grog Shop: 7:45 p. m.
public worship. sermon by DR.: S. H.
Brown, D. D., district superintendent.
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IN THE CHURCHES

The Intelligencer will gladly
publish church announcements,
but to insure publication and prop
er classification, notices intended
3 for publication in Saturdays issue
should be received at The Intel
&ngencer office not later than Fri
: day at noon. and Thursday: II pos
sible. It is respectfully asked that
the notices be made as brief as
possible.
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German Methodist church. Chaplino
street. opposite high school. Rev. 7. a.
Speckman, pastor-Sunday school a.
els a. m. General class meeting at
$50 Morning service in German. at
1890. subject True Freedom" Even
ing service in English at 7:45 p. m. sub
iect The Preciousness OF Jesus" We'd
nesday evening the usual prayer service
at 500 Pm. Thursday afternoon the
regular monthly meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society will be held IN the parish
house.
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LUTTE

st. James Evangelical Lutheran
church. 14ns-lill ChapIinr street. Rev.
/ \. w. Werder. pastor: Rev. NJ. j.. Steuer.
assistant, pastor. Second Sunday after
School and Bible classes. English and
German. 1880 a. H. services in German.
No evening services.
The Sick Benefit society meets on
Monday evening ut o'clock.
Sewing Circle meets on Thursday even
Ing AT o'clock.
Trinity Lutheran church, Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets. Rev. 0. c.
Dean. paSlor-Services on Sunday FOR
, the second Sunday after Trinity: RcGn-
lar morning worship at l0:i5. Sunday
school at $3.50 4, III. There will be no
evening services until September. Reg
ular midweek prayer services on We'd
nssday evening at 1850.
The brotherhood will conduct n lawn
! fete and supper on the lawn Of MIR. and
Mrs. Cha'rlcs CHASER. Twenty-ninth and
Jacob streets, July 9Th.
Zior Lutheran church. 2llS Market
street. Rev. \. +. Benzi. pastor. Sec
School at 9:15 a. m. Chief service ut
1890 a. m. The pastor will dedicate
three handsome gothic bishops chairs
and one hand-carved Litany dish at this
service as memorial from tho Ladies'
Aid. Rev. Rcnzi will have an important
announcement to make Mt this service
and requests the presentce OF all mem
council meeting Wednesday evening.
Mission society Thursday evening.
The First English Lutheran church,
Sixteenth street near Market. Z. G. How
ard. pastor. Sunday School at $3.50 a. m
Morning worship at 10000 sermon. True
Amertcanism." Special music, BY Wat
ers of Babylon" uHawells). Mr.: John
Dunning. "Recessionar' tDekoven)
Mrs. Steber Miss Nininger. Mr.. Bycott.
Mr. Dunning. Evening services Will he
omitted during the months OF July and
August. The congregation Of me First
Church will participate with the lidE.
wood Lutheran church in the laying OF
the cornerstone. sunday at p. m.
CHRISTIAN
First Christian church. Rev. W. r.
az follows: Bible school AT a:30 u. m;
Communion at II o'clock: Senior Chris
uan Endcavor Society 6:45: Junior
Christian Eudeavor Society, 6:4b: even
INK servic" at 7:45. subject The Begin
ming" an illustrated song servicc. using
week prayer meeting ON Wednesday eve
ming at 7:i5: the Ladies' AID Society
meets on Thursday at the church. all
day session: choir practice Friday even
ing at o'clock.
Island Christian church, No. SO Zane
street. We invite you to the following
services at :hc Island Christian church
on sunday, July 2: Bible school at $40
sharp; morning worship. 10:45; c. E. So
cictr, S.4a: evening worship. 7:45: spe-
cial sermon; subject, Men and the
Church"
rpranopA1
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The Third Presbyterian church. Thir-
ty-eiehth and Jacob streets. j. l.. Lcyen-
berger. l.. H.. pastor. The services for
Sabbath. July .. arc as follows: Saba h
school at $50 Il. M: communion service
at 1913 q. n. There viii be no evening
services during tho mpnihs OF July and
August. The Junior Christ ian Endaavur
Socity will meet Friday evening at $50.
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worth League will be held after which
choir practice

church. 2312-23lS Chapline street Sam
uel Charles Jones. minister-To the fol-
lowing services a corial invitation Ia ex-
tended: 9:+5. Sunday school. We desire
a full attendance. Special program. Our
school graded in all departments. 1900
patriotic service. The pasto- will preach.
Subject: The Full Glory OF the Nation.
Special music: Gas. Epworth League de-
votional service. Miss Wilma HARPER,
leader: $500. stereopticon service. Ten
slides on Woman's Suffrage.
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EPISCOPAL

ST. Andrews Church. Thirty-serenth
and Eott streets, J. Logan Fisher. rec
tor. There will be services in ST. An
drews church tomorrow. the second Sum-
day after Trinity at II o'clock a. m.
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EVANGELICAL

ST. Johns Ev. Prot. congregation. pas
tor. ". G. Ulfert-NeNt sunday German
service at l0:45 a. M: Sunday school.
with Riblc class at 2 q. m: no evening
service. The evening services arc dis
continued for the summer season. Mon
day. July 5. quarterly congregational
meeting. Thursday meeting of Young
people's Society. Further announce
mcnts during services.
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Second Presbyterian church, T. e..
Koontz. u. D., pastor Morning sermon.
The & -o Cd Shcphcrd."--Ino. lU:ll. Eve
ming sermon. The Midnight troy. Ait.
25:6. pr. koontZ will preach at both
services
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line street. Claude Porter Terry. minis
ger. Bible school. $50: morning wUr-
ship. 10:i5: evening worship. I:45. Spe-
cial music Sunday evening.
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st. Paurs Evangelical church. corner
Thirty-eighth and Wood streets, Roy. ~.
&. RnSchc, pastor. Sunday school at
$50 a. m. English services at 1880 a.
m. Subject. witnesses for Jesus: La
dies Aid society 1T 2:3n p. m. Willing
Workers Society on Monday evening al
O'clock p. III. No evening service.
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ST, Matthews Episcopal church. cor
ner Chaplihe and Fifteenth streets, the
Rev. r. l.. l.. Strider. rector. The
services during the week will be as fol-
lows: July second Sunday after Trim
ity. 4. m., Holy Communion. !:lo
A. M. Sunday School. II 80 a. M. Holy
Communion and Sermon. 6:i5 p. M.
open air service on Fifteenth street he
twcen ST. Matthews church and court
house. The public is invited.
Wednesday. no service owing 10 the
a absence OF the rector from the city.