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DJAMONDS-PAWN TICKETS

RoUGHT FROM PRIyATE PEOPLE:
TRANsACTI0Ns ,CONEIbE%TIAL&, FULL
BLDG, 18TH AND MARKET sTS., OFFICE
pos, 2D FLOOR. 100 \. N. TO 40 p. NJ |
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SHARON Hill,

1913 CLIFTON AVE.-rhree story. 10 rooms.
porch front, steam heat; shade and fruit
trees; room for garage; 10 minutes 10 Broad
st. Station; fine winter as well as a sum
mer home; pay deposit and move IN. Wood.
27lS w. w. Il. Ellison, 1927 s. b1st Phila
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.xPAaTMEMTs WANTED
APT. sHanted BY Oct 1, Broom apt. Z
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH ST, @lg5 a. RI C)-Newly furn.,
up-to-dato sng, and double rooms; clean''.
ness uuSurp. hrst-class house: cent. mod.
CEDAR AVE. 5@1o-Bodroom for gontI"-
man, 81, owner Protestant; no children,
rornr"uC,.
GLE%WO0D AVE. i93G-Two unfurnsh,d
rooms On third noor communicating,
MAPLE AVE. W, 2la.--Rooms, furnished
h0Gs, konnlng private: day. week month.
MARKET 5Ol5-Furnshed rooms for lIght
housekpV., 80 IN: gas and light included.
PULASKI AVE, 1000 = Thoroughly fur
nished s"cond-fHo front room In we'll
hood; . baths plenty of hot water, all win
dows screened; near Wayne Junction and
troNyR.
SPRUCE ST, I224-20 CBrismonteJ-.Room
single. or suite private baths; running wa
sPRrcE ST. I7IImiAttTIacsiyye Ii,.i rooms. mod.
THOMPSON ST, 1I23. and 1917 Wallace
9d-sty front, furn. II. hsk. lodV rms. also
WALNUT. 3OO5--Nicply rurn. rooms. double
or single private baths: excellent board
wALNrTr ST.. toii-Room next to hath,
lITH ST, y. 1924 Furnished rooms for
Gentlemen or business couples; all rpryrr-
Ioncee; rr,,at" family; near Boul,vard.
10TH ST. S, 324-Furn, rooms, d.ubIo and
single; running wntcr, nhon". ""r'rI"
iGTH, n. 139 II q T Z |. kURlC
beautifully fgr, ro1mns; ,dn,:; % %sp"t."Fsiy Glenn;
Conv to stations; best recommendations Tor
travelling uoople: modcrate Fh, Spruce 1884
10TH ST. ", 119 lcor, Parkwayp--I'urn
Tor light housekeeping; naror: n0o wow
LARGE front room PRIV. bath, q wI,Io,y4.
also room near bath, Windows; rlrr.: I0
car lines. Loc. 1898 J, -
LARGE, airy room. furn., southwestern ~.
posure: with talle board. Ph Lo' $40
ATTRACTIVE furn. apts qoma nou..kn,
sherwood Art, Agency, 225 s Broad 81
ATLANTIC CITY
FOR vacations and weekend trips 70 .M,an'Io
,so states ave: rates SO to ST. s.uri. arJ
81 TO So double; club breakfast srrvad in
room any hour at ratio 75C per breakfast,
spCciaI chaperonage to young ladies unac.
compa MED.
NEW JERSEY AVE. s, IIrs-Nroyt -.
sirahie rooms and suites in a,,rar,lveiy
priv. baths; some hskpg.; weekly pr SEASON.
PROVIDENCE AVE. $. O- Furnished
rooms "
APARTMENTS and rooms for rrn' AnrIy
22O3 Fairmount ave. Atlantic CIty y ]
WILDWOOD CREST
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800 HOUSES FOR SALE; all sectIOnsi 500
ENNEDY. iOb =. Van PaIt al
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PENNsYLyANIA.--sunuR..S

HOUSE wanted within IN minute. - .,,-,
furnished.. till sept 1 or is; adult "a n,iix.
on "; secend-stofy porch preferred. 7 p III
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WILDWOOD CREST

APARTMENTS and rooms for rom. Ann
1908 Paramount ave. Atlanric City = -
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ROOMS WANTED

COUPLE desire 3 unfurnshed huugoLccnInl,
rooms vicinity Broad 70 2l,t st, south
side Chestnut 10 north side Of Spruce; M
cd Office, @'
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RIVER FRONT ESTATE

BALA, PA.-Three-story S-room frame semi
detached dwelling. with reception hall, out
kitchen porch front and side hot-water heat,
5Oxl47 For quick sale at attractive hsuIG
nhonn Cvnwyd 1877 w for appointment.
ARDMORE = Grandview rd.. new single
homes 8 and 10 rooms: lot 4Oxl5O; all
modern cows. John w Brook. li7 Cricket
ave, Ardmore. Phone Ardmore 4S5 r.
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IlIG \, ORIANNA ST.-Six-room porch
/ front house Of brick and stone ConstruC
! non FOR information see AIS y. Orianna
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LARGE, airy room. furn., southwestern ~.
posure: with talle board Ph Lor $40
ATTRACTIVE furn. apis, aoma nou~.kp.,
sherwood Art. Agency 225 s. Broad at
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BOARDING
BOARD WANTED

LOCUST. 4047-Second-gtory front room snjt.
able for men, with board. Pres G5i8 "
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sirabie rooms and suites In attrartIve;y
ruTn. bungalow style cottage; ,Io,'rc Iirbt
priv baths; some hskpE,; weekly or season
PROVIDENCE AVE. $. O- Furnished
rooms.
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ROOM, furnished; board optional: private.
last week July: reasonable. room viii no.
cornmodate 2 or ! persons. GI3 I,d or
WILDWOOD CREST. lO3 ButtorcI,n road
Rooms with board, Toga 4lG4 w.
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oooT99 Y JUDSON ST.-TO be Tcnovated
80 mi in frst-ClasJ condition. same as
s,Inpie house, No. 3O30; f2S5O H. +. Smith.
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STAMPS AND COINS

-trAMPa Packets. DINE SETS
" and supplies for stamp collectors.
fii-A, STAMP co. "a .. i7th =.
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7ACANT; Il-rm. mouse; 6650O: mtge 3l5O0
Apply Walter Drake. J05 DrcXel Bldg.
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MELROSE PARK
NARBERTH

SPLENDID hRlf-stone and clapbOard Co
lonal residence. with central hall; one Of
the prettiest spots In this attractive suburb:
near station: OF course. the house has all
improvements and is in the best condition
now occupied by the owner who has bought
q larger prOperty; price $1,000. ROBERT
J. NASH, lOOl Chestnut st., Philadelphia, or
phone Narhorth Cos.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

Positively highest ash, prices for YOUR dta
paw higher; also old gold platinum and siiynT
bought; estates BOUGHT tprlvatel: "st, 10 yrs
The Diamond Shop ,o,S t' 5So1s : lotG /, s!S H.,
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-, IiIT5rI F,P ST.-Up-to broom q bed
- -lohro 90 - hniise all modern cOnveniences: ac-
cossibie To- car lines and schools. II. L.
Eric
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WILLOW GROVE

FIVE ACRES ground near station. s17bo,
terms $500, O'Regan. Ogontz.Melrose 1887
S.ROOM modern house: large lot, chicken
house; barg. $4,000. Carl Goesslcr. Ha tboro
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REA1, ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY
DANDY ROOMY HOUSES

Jus, the thing for a large family;
bedrooms. bathroom, pariori', or, dinnns ,nnn.
room, kitchen end drsnd11cw l&Gna;y Wis piumbiSs,
spSh glS 9I as Ipoircoiain bathtub, washstand.
suiTin ssoiint d" eIcCtrtc light with outlets for
Goor lamps and wa! yocqum ImRbosaSy 9,ssnSTsi anG
tL,tS,a ut,tS nair,ing. thoroughly renovated;
sverythIng ~,pi put in first-class condition;
The most desirable section on Third
st; vacant; p%ssesston at on %GcG; ,nsnsc, Tpsn
- ,H asent an prCmises: 9O2i-Hb-3.-lO
Horth H0 Third st. JAMES F. cox 4
90, walnut 1901. 1905 Real Estate
Trust Bldg.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

ANY slZE-PRICE NO OBJECT
Pawn TiCkes for Diamonds bought
KELLY e. co. 032 CHESTNUT ST
Suite 21-22, Over Childs, Restaurant. Private
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board with a strictly private family in this
suburbs; state rate and full particulars IL
hrgt letter. NJ 3l3, Ledger Office
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ATI.ASTIC CITY

FOT2 vacations and Weekend trips 10 Nt'3n,Io
Gity write or phone Mrs John g. FruTyu
1870 States ave; rates; 50 to s.. singh. and
= S1om NJ any hour at ratio 75c. per hre,E'aet'
special chaperonage to young ladies unac.
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HgAI"FIFUL cor, dwg;, Marston Cambria
o,rc, its. laundry tubs; mm. poss. John j.
! ~ - a.L,n nrnSnnn Dhnnn MNk n7n
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ARCH ST, @lg5 a. YRI C)-NewIy rurn.,
up-to-da'e singh ard double rooms Clean'I.
ness uusurp.; a flrst-class house: cent, mod
CEDAR AVE I"lO-BPdrOom for gentle
man, 81, own"r Protestant; no children,
rnf = rnL
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S. W. Cor. 18th & Cherry SITS.

S. W. Cor. 18th & Cherry SITS.
pIrkyav; possession S"ntcmher !:
JAMES D. WINCHELL
l7TH AND SAMSON SITS.
534-536 N 18TH ST.
a.etory roominE houses hot.wateg, nU heat. :
VViE:iR4:NWN sTXNTON, G25 Witherspoon Bldg.
, /. cor. 10Th & Manton
storo and dwelling; blE To-; room for private
f'sT TaoS on sS%jon rSn% 655 wtherspoon Rdg
3l2Y N. 9TH ST.
Handy to Gtn, av.; rooms and and mod ,eton bath
" Vernon %%i stanton, O25 Witherspoon Bldg
lib " LEIIIGH AVE Largo a-sty dwg.;
sidc yard - rooms and baths; beautiful
man, Vim. Lindcr, 1928 Chestnut at.
2oTH ST below Wharton qtallag sectionlI
Thrr,s,ory store and dTsllingSsn Sn rooms and
Iidg. eth and Chestnut sts,
cor dwg., Marston Cambria
ncsr r 2oth and Lehgh ave. ave, r. and bath;
T " ' ,G Hq%SrS TTsSso" 1HGs Il @ Phono % yk Hn S7o
IiIG \ ORIANNA ST.-Six-room porch
fronr house Of brick and stone Construc
tIon. For Information see AIS y. Orianna
-I1I III7TI-F;R ST.-Up-to-date Broom a bed
= rronms % y house, all modern cOnveniencps: ac-
coseihi" to- car lines and schools. II. L.
smith 74t w. Erie ave.
o0oT93 \ JUDSON ST.-To be renovated
80 80 % mi in frst-clas condition. same as
a., I,nia house No. 1880; $3.50. H. +. Smith
72i W. Erie ave
a0o HOUSES FOR SALE; all sectionsi $500
dawn balance same as rent
KENNEDY, 400 $. Van Pelt st.
sAIE-s54-5s;G Field st. Dr. l7th & Ridge
a. & bath. Geo. l.. Parker, 1875 Fairm't av
4G35 \, HUTCHlNSON--7 r.. ell. Nv. heat,
$1,000. $4,000 Wcstn"y. 203 Liberty Bldg.
VACANT; Il-rm. house; S55OO: mtge. $500
Apply Walter Drake. 5O5 Drexel Bldg.
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$1,000 CASH required to purcbass a-fo r,i;,.
house. y. w. cor. 38th and Powelton ave-
each apartment rooms and bath: 4 nrivato
gtrages In rear: possession OF / apartment
u desired: total rent. $4,000 per year. nrine
80 600: open for inspection "'' p'i|e
JAMES d. WTNCHEII
17TH AND SANSOM aTc
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CHOICE STOCK FARM

DS acres, very best soil, meadow and a,ro.,,
OF pure water Colonial stone dwgI sieaIh ih
rooms, bath. elee. and gas IO-Toom tenant
complement OF outbulldinss. ali under sIata Iu,,
roof; abundance Of OLD maple shade. spacious
adam highways, 4 OF a mile from ON s,ation msS,
9ronI On Newt9wn. wtwn. ply; OF p. and r. r.. / mile
etc; only is miles from city Hail, PhiIs.
Price. inc. stock; crops, tractor and entire
eQulpment, SS0.OOO. A rara opportunItY
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W. FORREST MAGEE

" ACRES, stone mouse. good buildings. a
cows 3 horses, chickens, hog ali crons
machinery: "a miles city; $1,000; bareoIn'
oRE9AN. ogontz.Melross 1887 "A'''
az ACRES, 1O.room modern stone- no,,..
electric IN al outbuildings: near Yort
oad' 10 miles city; t050oi beauty. 'N
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ATTRACTIVE country home 80 acres, mod
ern stone house; close to railroads; prIce
rea sonable; small properties. to 10 acres.
A. NJ. Wright, 62l Commercial Trust Bldg
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REAL ESTATE WANTEn

apartment preferred. In refined srbnSe'
Write or call 6l5 North American Bldg. or
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PARAMOUNT dSSs HSGSFd haSAanss Eas Ts!siHs ssss Ma
Fairmount ave. Also handle latest records.
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A REAL OPP. Going west. will sell Over |
land 1918 touring. unusually good condi- |
tion new vacuum top tires: will demonstrate, |
call. write or phone Lechler. Hotel Lor- |
raine Broad and Fairm0unt ave. Pop. $40. |
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lOTII ST, n, III ItOT' TNTKWHNI-- I--FIrn-
Tor light housekeeping; parlor: N0o v,aw
/ ARGE front room PRIV. bath q ,vI,,Ipurs.
also room near bath. 1 windows; rlrc.. r,6
car lines LoC 1898 j,
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DRENEL HILL
HIGHLAND PARK


8-room modern house; large lot; near trolley
$4,000. CARL GOESSLER. Ha.boro.
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l4-ROOM STONE HOUSE

stands well back from Gtn. ave: fne
shade; this old property. centrally located, Is
offered At reasonable price; early Possession.
G. 7. PETERS SON. COS CHESTNUT ST.
GrN.-ll0 l.. Durham; 3-story mouerndw.
lot 23X"Oh; stone garage: beautiful location;
! block from 100 Germantown ave. and
Sedgwick station; immediate poss' reas.
terms and time for settlement MI, Osborn.
0l23 MCsGRAVE ST, s57OoI twin house!
lot lSsK87 #, ! nice hardwood hnish Z
rooms. and bath; porch front; electric lights
near Reading X II. Germantown 1898 j.
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TORRESDALF
WESTTOWS

25-ACRE riyer-front estate residence, tenant
house; aristocratc neighborhood $40 900
s15. 900 cash. WESTNEY 203 Liberty Bldg.
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81 East Logan ST.. Germantown

ICOR -STENTON AVENUE)
Why pay inflated prices for small. inferior
properly when you can buy this fne modern
lawn. trees, lot l4sx2O7. Tor SIC. 900?
VERNON STANTON
625 Witherspoon Building
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TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES.

17T7 - Resolution of Congress pro-
viding for the adoption of the Stars
and Stripes as the national flag of the
United States.
1900 - Gen. Jean Baptiste Kleber.
one of the greatest general of the
French revolutionary epoch, died at
Cairo, Egypt. Born at Strasburg in
1853.
1S20-Dr. John Bartlett, noted com
piler and publisher, born at Plymouth,
Mass. Died at Cambridge. Mass. De-
cember 8. 1905.
184S-Diplomatic relations between
Great Britain and Spain were broken
off.
1894.-Seoul the capital of Korea
was occupied by the japanese.
1S95-Dominion Parliament rejected
measure to increase the duty on
liqours and tobacco.
1874 statue erected in London in
honor of Mrs Siddons, the famous ac'
tress, was unveiled by Sir Henry Irv-
ing.
191S-United States Food Admins
tration limited sugar consumption tC
pounds per month per person.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Covington, Kentucky. May 10th, 1920.
For some time past it has been
known to many of my Republican
friends throughout the state that l
would be candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for United States Sem
ator.
| now desire to make public an
nouncement of that fact
I keenly appreciate the responsible
ity and Importance of this high posi-
ton, and. in the event of my election.
| will give to the duties of this office
the best there is in me and will rep
resent the people OF Kentucky and of
the United States to the best of my
ability.
| desire, also, to take advantage of
this opportunity to express my sincere
thanks to the many Republicans
throughout the state who have, with
out solicitation on may part, so kindly
and generously offered me their sup
port. RICHARD P. ERNST.
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TODAY'S CALENDAR OF SPORTS.

Racing Meeting of Metropolitan
Jockey Club opens at Jamaica, n. Y.
Meeting of Kentucky Association, at
Latonia.
Meeting of Montreal Jockey Club, at
Montreal
Trotting Bay State Short Ship
Circuit opens it season at Medford.
Mass.
Michigan Short Ship Circuit opens
las season at Detroit
Lake Erie Circuit meeting opens at
Marion, O.
nis-All-Southern championship
opens at New Orleans.
Pennsylvania State championship
tournament opens at Haverford, Pa.
New Jersey women's championship
tournament opens at Baltimore.
Golf - Women's metropolitan cham
pionship tournament opens at Green.
wich, CT.
Tennessee State championship
tournament opens at Nashville.
Shooting - Pacific zone trapshoot
ing tournament opens at Walla Walla
Wash.
South Dakota State trapshootinl
tournament opens at Mobridge
Boxing - Jack Britton VS.. Mart!
Gross, 10 rounds, at Jersey City,
Johnny Dundee VS.. Willie Jackson
~ rounds, at Boston.
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CROP REPORT SHOWS
GRAIN PROSPECT REDU Ed


With numerous reports of a very
short acreage, heavy abandonment,
thin stand, and damage by Hessian
fly, Kentucky's wheat crop now prom
ises 5,S25,OOO bushels compared to a
prospect early in May for 6143,000
bushels, according to the June crop
report. issued jointly at Frankfort and
Louisville by State Commissioner of
Agriculture w. C. Hanna and H. F.
Bryant, Kentucky field agent of the U.
S. Bureau of Crop Estimates. Last
year the final yield in Kentucky turn
ed out 12,029.00 bushels while the five
year average. 1914-1S inclusive, was
10,316,000 bushels. The greatest cut in
acreage and the heaviest damage ap-
Southern Kentucky.
Oats are doing fine on a good acre
age, except where too badly drowned
out in a few places. The condition is
| 80 per cent of normal and the acreage
about $4,000, indicating a production
of about 10,706,000 bushels, compared
to 100000 bushels last year,
Rye shows a condition of SO per
cent. of normal. With about $4,000
acres in the state to be harvested for
grain this indicates a production of
approximately $4,000 bushels, COM
pared to $4,000 bushels last year.
Most meadows have made good
growth. though some sections are poor
or very weedy, and some of the first
cutting of alfalfa was damaged by
rain. Condition of clover is 80 per
cent. with the acreage about 10 per
cent. less than in 1919, due chiefly to
high prices of seed and to winter-kill-
ing. Alfalfa condition is 30 per cent,
due chiefly to freezing out. The acre
age is about ten per cent. less than in
1919
Apple prospects are good in most
sections. the average being about II
per cent of a crop. Peaches are about
IS per cent of crop. while pears are
about &C. per cent
Pasture in most sections averages
fair. All work and crops are very late.
Much blowing, corn planting and to-
bacco setting still being done. Truck
crops are growing well now, but mel
ons were severely checked by cold,
wet weather in May Blackberries
promise a bumper crop practically all
over the state.
Tobacco The first report on tobac-
co will be made early in July.
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CONVENTIONS OPENING TODAY.

San Francisco-Western Osteopath.
ic Association.
Dies Moines-Iowa Retail Dry Goods
Dealers Association.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Methodist Con.
ference.
Muskogee, Okla.-Christian Endeav,
or Societies of Oklahoma.
Jackson. Miss.-Mississippi Associa
ton of Insurance Agents.
Salem, Ore. - Oregon Bankers AS
ISOLATION.
Placerville. Calf. - Fraterial Or
der of Eagles of California.
Noagara Falls, N. Y.-Fraternal Or
der of Eagles of New York.
Oxford, o. - Ohoi Music Teachers
Association.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS.

Ex-Queen Sophia of Greece, sister of
the former German Kaiser, born in
Berlin, so years ago today.
Frederick Guest, treasurer of King
Georges household, who married Miss
Phipps, an American girl, born 40
years ago today
John Mccormack. celebrated oper-
attic tenor and concert singer, born at
Athlone, Ireland, 36 years ago today.
Most Rev. John ], Glennon, Roman
Catholic archbishop OF 81. Louis. born
in Count Meath, Ireland. 5s years ago
today.
Roger p. Bresnahan, manager of the
Toledo American association baseball
club, born In Trallee, Ireland. 40 years
ago today.
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the treaty and League of Nations cove

the treaty and League of Nations cove
nant. The covenant is condemned.
Mexico Administration policy
toward Mexico is condemned. None
but a responsible, stable government
in Mexico should be recognized-one
ready to guarantee protection of the
lives and property of American citi-
zens
Armenia - The Presidents request
to Congress that a mandate over Ar
mania be accepted is denounced as an
attempt to draw the United States into
the maelstrom of European affairs.
Labor The justic of collective
bargaining is recognized, but the
strike and lockout are condemned as
inflicting such losses as to justify
them to a termination. 1--WE deny the
right to strike against the Govern
ment; but the rights and interest of
all Government employees must be
safeguared by impartial laws and tri-
bunals." The principle of compulsory
arbitration in private industry is not
advocated.
Agriculture - Extension of the Fed
eral farm loan act is advocated.
High Cost of Living - Gross ex-
panision of our currency and credit is
responsible for reducing the purchas-
ing power of the dollar so per cent.
The "unsound fiscal policies" of the
Administration are attacked
PrOfiteering - The Administration
is condemned for failure impartially
to enforce the anti-profteering laws
enacted by the Republican Congress,
Railroads - Government ownership
is opposed.
Waterways - Water transportation
service and facilities shrould be en-
couraged and developed.
Regulation of Industry - Antitrust
laws are approved and should BIZ
strengthened.
Woman Suffrage-States which have
not yet ratified woman suffrage arr
urged to do so at once.
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OUTSTANDING FEAT
URES OF REPUBLI-
CAN PLATFORM
Main Points In Great Platform Adopt
ed By the Republican Party
Thursday Night.

Chicago, June IL. - "Unyielding de-
votion to the Constitution of the Unit
ed States and to the guarantees of
civil, political and religious liberty
therein contained" is pledged in the
platform adopted, Thursday night, by
the Republican National convention.
The Republican party will resist
all attempts to overthrow the founda-
lions of the Government or to weaken
the force of its controlling principles
and ideals, whether these attempts be
icy or of domestic agitation" the plat
for sets forth. Outstanding features of
the document are:
Democratic Administration THE
outstanding features of the Admins
tration have been complete unprepar-
edness for war and complete unpre-
paredness for peace"
League of NatiOns-"T Republi-
can party stands for agreement among
the nations to preserve the peace OF
the world. Such an international as
ISOLATION must be based upon interna-
tional justice and must provide meth
DDS which shall maintain the rule Of
public right by development of law
and the decision of impartial courts
and which shall cause instant and gen
eral international conferences, when
ever peace shall be threatened by
political action, as that the nations
pledged to do and insist upon what il
just and fair may exercise their infiu
ence and power for the prevention o
war" This section Endorses the actor
OF the Republican senators in opposing
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Child Labor - A Federal child labor
law and its rigid enforcement are ad-
vocated.
Service Men-"We pledge ourselves
to discharge to the fullest the obliga-
lions which a grateful nation justly
should fulfill in appreciation of the
service rendered by its defenders"
Tarif-Revision is pledged.
TaxatiOn-The character of taxation
must be changed,
Merchant Marine -Privately-own
and American-manned merchant ma
rine is advocated
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The women of London have 1850
dressmaking establishments to cater
to theirneeds.
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Buy in Maysville. 1t pays.