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porlei 20 luglio--La disputa ira
covorni dItalia della Grecia, Ia quale
.,t.rdera' la firma del trattato di pace
.on ,, Ia Turchia, sembra che 81 basi sulla
s .stensione di tcrritorio che in Asia
,,,rore g. state occupato dale trupps
srecbe dopo la disfatta del nationalist
turcbi Gil italian i affermano che
sreci hanno gia' occupato nella resione
IA, Shrine I'm certo territorio che
II, ciroue volte piu' esteso di quello
L. ara stato loro accordato dal trattato
di pace :, o.;ro nr;ncipale
|perchc' U Il Governo Italiano non sarebbs sebts
|piu' % disposto ha confermare IL tentaso aiaso
accordo acc precedentemente raggiunt,c ,1to,;a t,[Ga
|ie isole del Dodecaneso. che itanu
nnrahbe ceduto ALA Grecia, ad ecce-
aione di Rodi, in cambio di certe con-
|cession 1 In Asia Minore.
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Lewis Gansz

Lewis Gansz, pioneer in the manu-.
facture of fountain soda and mineral
waters, whose home was at 2105 Sus-
ouehanna avenue, died Wednesday. He
was in his seventy eighth year. He had
been i'll for several months.
Prior to his retirement, Mr.. Gansz
had been engaged in the manufacture Of
soda water almost fifty years. He was
a son of Louis Gansz, who, in 1887, cut
out the crack in the Liberty Bell in an
cndeavor to restore the bell for further
use. He is survived by his widow and
five children.
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SUES FOR HUSBANDS LOVE
Mrs. AdoIph Redlnser Asks $4,000
Damaaes From Girl

suit was entered in Common Pleas
Irourt today by Sarah NJ. Redinger
gainst Mabel Patton, to recover soooV
Damages for the alleged alienation OF
khe love and affection of the plGntitt
husband. Adolph Redinger, 1901 Whar-
lon street.
According to Mrs. Redinger she ana
her husband had been happy. during a
humber of years of married life until he
made the acquaintance of Miss Patton
who, according to Mrs. Rcdinger.. made
secret love to him" and persuaded him
10 leave his home on June y. OF this
5ear.
Judge Stern allowed capias for the
krrcst of the defendant and she will be
kequired to enter 5000 bail to answer
the suit of the aggrievpd wife.
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MURDERED IN CRAPS GAME
"esro Shot to Death When He
Throws Three Sevens

u;,i!on sharon; Pa. July 30.-(By A. PD-
ml'iam Harris. negro, aged twenty
,' ,Sne' tnrew three sevens in Grams game
.aSt .ht night at Farrell. AS he picked nm
,"e POT OF 81: 60 and walked away he
t, was Shot dead. Haney Adams, aged
'"TThty, another negro, was arrested,
,ha.. nree shots entered the victims
1ai 49, 5arreil police authorities who
not loaded. 'A"' 'nes "ere
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near Admiral Louis kempff

SANTA Barbara, Calf. July 3d.
n.sa msar admiral Louis Kempff. retired,
wno served through the Civil War on
tne Atlantic blockading squadron died
ESrstcrday; He was born at BelleYIie'
tll,; In iS4l and in 1857 was appointed
10 the Naval Academy. In 1890 he was
appointed rear admiral and named com
W!"nuant OF the Marie Island, Calf.
Hxavy ard, a SON. Captain c, s.
wen Nie@ph; H. u s. NJ. of Philadelphia, sur.
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Philadelphia must in
e : e !: ; 4. q ; { : :: !: ! !
sNNNllInl. culcatc in it's members
AsXM$N. a strong social and fra
STt4&Ts ternal spirit.
HMfNN&hQ}H Commander ELLIS,
E&AX&% who is assistant direc-
W$33isSE tor Of public safety, has
~Iu~ developed n post Of $50
paid-up members in the
Twenty fourth ward. He said every
meeting resolves itself into a round
table conference in which the men dis
cuss subjects informally, and during
which the most pleasant comradeship
is developed.
'It is comradeship that counts in the
Legion" added Commander Ellis.
THE men want to meet their 'buddies'
and talk over with them their wartime
experiences. The more the Legion de-
velops this feeling among its members
the greater and surer will be its sue
cess not only here but throughout the
country"
That the Legion button should be an
open sesame for all former service men
is the opinion of George Wentworth
Carr. chairman of the Philadelphia
county committee.
''The time will come" emphasized
Chairman Carr, "when men and women
in all walks of life will appreciate the
fact of their having served in the world
war; Legion members will go out OF
their way to help their comrades. The
veterans should help each other and
should pull together"
A challenge has come from Ravens
wood, ILL.,. post baseball team to the
teams of posts of the American Legion
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Philadelphia must in
culcatc in it's members
n strong social and fra
ternal spirit.
Commander Ellis.
who is assistant direc-
tor Of public safety, has
developed n post Of 1S0
paid up members in the
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Georqe w. Shaw

George w. Shaw, retired police
man, formerly attached to the Frank =
ford station, died yesterday at his home,
141 East Leaning avenue, Wildwood;
been i'll since last April. He moved to
wildwood about ten years. ago. He il
survived by four sons and two daugh
ters. Interment will be in this city.
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MOTHER FOR 41ST TIME
l'oness In New York Zoo Loves
Latest Cub as Much as Anv

New York. July 30.-(By A. PD-
Helen a lioness Gagged in Central Park,
To-Day licked her forty first offspring as
sHectionately as If the cub were her
nrst born. Her keepers explained this
amending maternal affection by saying
tnai her other children, save two which
oled IN infancy, have all been sent
away to populate other zoos, '''''
Acknar' the father, roared fierceIy
, Mnsn the younngster was born, but later
rooSra ,ooSea upon the event as simply rep
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Brakeman Killed at Post ~ n,.,

6, heading, Pa, July 3O.-William 7.
SnsnEi waa k;,, a Reading Railway brakeman,
WAS WAS. Killed almost instantly last night
stnpn,. wnen an airbrake he was separating
SuiucN Iri MN In the chest. He was found
n,S G,,tS on the track, lantern still
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PLAYGROUND GETS FLAG
200 Children to Take Part In Patri.
otlc Exercises

The Farmount Playground. Twenty
third and Wood streets, will have flag
raising accompanied by appropriate
exercises at 8 :15 O'Clock this afternoon.
The playground has been presented
with a flag and flagpole by James Rus
sell, of the Niles Bement Pond Co. =.
Twenty first and Callowhill streets, and
the presentation will be made by an
official Of that company. Joseph Wood
Wagner, president of the Philadelphia
Fairgrounds Association, will make the
speech Of acceptance.
More than 200 children will partici-
pate in the exercises.
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MacENTEE. .--suddpniy. July 27.MICHAEL.
husband OF the late Theresa MacFntee.
Relatives and friends invited to funeral.
Sat. $50 a. m. late residence. 2333 Jefer-
son St Solemn requiem mass st. Eliza
beth's Church. 10 n. Int Holy Cross
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LEGAL ADyERTIsEMENrs

sS2 Notice IL hereby given that by
a resolution OF the Board Of Directors Of
A!diRs srpUsSof6orp TpGstS fG6Smpa1y special meeting
be held OF its principal ONCE 1920 Gh"st
nut street, Philadelphia, Pennsylyanls. on the
Ieth day OF September, 1890, at 8iso p. M.
approval Of the proposed increase OF eapi.
taL stock q ga oSSaia d. corporation from $780,
WALTER c. HARRIS.
DICKSON, BEITLnR MecogfccIHi.
Ats Solicitors.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Tow THE PHILADELPHIA ELBCThlc
COMPANY
To the stockholdera Of The Philadelphla

To the Stockholders OF The Phiiadeiph'"
Electric Company;
A special meeting Of the stockholders
OF The Philadelphia Electric Company VIII
be held at the office OF the Company no,
WeGnesday. wed September 1, ioso. al. II
o'clock a. M, for the purpose of consider.
Ing ind acting upon proposed lncrease
in the authorized capital stock OF the
company from 2, 900, 900 shares of the par
value OF s25 each to 1900, 900 shares OF the
par value of s2h each, all Of which IN.
crease shall be Eight Per Cent Cumulative
Preferred Stock. also entitled TO preference
on liquidation to the par value thereof ana
accumulated and accrued unpaid dividends;
to be redeemabie at t2S per share and All
accumulated and accrued unpaid dividends
TO be convertible into Common stock par TOT
par at the option OF the holders; TO have
the same voting rights rs the Common
Stock; and to have such other rights. prlvl-
leges. preferences and limitations as may
be determined ut said meeting; also Q!
authorizing the issue and disposal OF SAID
Preferred Stock by the Board OF Directors
at such time or times and upon such terms
and conditions as said Board shall approves
provided, however, that said shares shall
first be offered to the stockholders pro rata
for subscription at par: and OF transactinf
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
In accordance with the bylaws Of the
company the stock transfer books will be
closed from 3 o'clock p. m, August H.
until o'clock a m, September 2.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
A. v. r. COE,
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Dividends
PENNSYLVANIA COAL & COKE
CORPORATION

At a meeting of the Board OF Directors OF
tha Pennsyiyania Coal Coke Corporal on
held this day there was declared the regular
cumuIated earnings and surplus Of the Com
nany' payabIe on August 10. 1920. to stock
August o. 1920.
+; H. WATKINS. President
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Carlos r. watar.

y "EWsenwich, Conn, July 3O.-Carlos
nrss;Sans, ;MSa.ers, forty two years old, vice
tnrina ~ Oh the kensington Manufac-
bamss Co., OF New York, died at his
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WOMAN HELD AS SLAYER
Mrs. Grace Wilson, Winfield, Kan.
sas, Accused Of Shooting Husband

Winfield, Kan, July 30.-(By A.
P)-Mrs. Grace Wilson, at her prelim-
mary hearing here today, was held in
bond Of $1,000 on charge of killing her
husband, Homer Wilson, widely known
as cowboy, near here last Sunday.
Witnesses at the hearing testified that
Wilson had been driving recklessly and
his wife demonstrated When the car
was stopped she refused to continue
with him driving. they said, and got out
OF the car. Wilson forced her back into
the car with kicks, and then she fired,
according to the witnesses.
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MCLAUGHLIN. - July 2S. SARAH (nee
Mcouillanl. wife OF late John McLauRhlin.
late of Cluntcgera. Parish. OF DunEiven.
invited to funeral. Sat. 1880 a. m. from
late residence. 2134 Meredith st. Solemn
requiem mass ST. Francis Xavier's Church
o a. m Int. ST. Deniss Gem
McMULLEN.-July IS. PHOEBE. daugh-
ter OF the late Daniel and Margaret Nc
Mullen. Funeral services Mon. 2:3O p. m.
residence OF Mrs Robert Greenhalgh. 1903
Harrison ST.. Frankford. In. Cedar Hill
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STEAMSHIP KEHUKU SAFE
Vessel Not One Blown UP OF Coast
at Avalon

New York, July 30.-(By A. P.)-
The tank steamship Kehuku. which left
here for Port Lobos, Mexico, on July
|26 and for which her owners had OK
pressed fears that she was the un-
identified vessel believed destroyed by
an explosion off the New Jersey coast
Tuesday morning. is safe, according to
word received here today.
A radio message timed o'clock this
morning was received by the owners. the
Columbus Shipping Co., from Captain
Robertson. 1t read:
Passed Jupiter Lightship. All on
board all right"
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|E,E. IJRSg ING 6IiEATIH
WM.U.MAYBERRY
ESfA !yZ4 WALNUT ST /<gj
III Oh EslI q 4al. S5EcLAL1 I
FINANCIAL

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MORT
gage q per cent 2O-year sinking fund gold
bonds of the Wayne Coal Company:
Notice is hereby given by the Colonial
Trust Company. trustee. under the mortgnRH
Trust Company, dated March !. 1917. that,
pursuant % the proyisio2s Of SAID o mort
tts office situate at No. AT 4th ave. In
the city Of Plttsburgh: Pc PSSnns,E,lyanIS;; rs,,rS
from the sinking fund, which now amount
10 Si2l 1924. The right Is reserved to re-
jeot any and all tenders. In whole or In
part THE COLONIAL TRUST CO.
Trustee
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LOST AND FOUND

BITCH-Lost. brown poodle bitch in neigh
borhood of Broad st. and Northeast boule-
ward II found please notify George Will
ling, Jr. Phone Chestnut Hin 706 or Lom-
bard $50. Reward.
DEED-Lost. deed for burial lot New Ca.
thedral Cemetery. Section NJ. Range 3 Lot
No. II: finder please com. O06. Ledger on
SPECTACLES-Lost, gold-rimmcd speCta-
cles; reward. Phone Walnut 4Si7 NJ
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OIL & REFINING co.
Dividends Nos. 81. IS and SO

Dividends Nos. 81. IS and 80
Muskogee. Oklahoma.
Tho regular monthly dividend of 10 and
an extra dividend Of 10 and special
diytdend OF 10 has been declared to stock
stocNholders OF record July IS. 1920. pay
able August 2. 1920. Checks will be mailed
l.. C. BOYD. Treasurer
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THE GIRARD NATIONAL BANK

Philadelphia. July 27. 1920,
rrbs hoard OF Directors has this day de.
clarsd a quarterly dividend OF Ave per cent
MsiS payable AUGUST 2, 1890. to stookhold'
sTTs iSsto65 St record at the close OF 0u'"s'' '"'
She'A" W." w e. M. ASHTON.
Cashier.
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SAYS LEGION NEEDS.
FRATERNAL SPIRIT
Thomas BiddIe Ellis Advises
Closer Relations Among Vet
Grams of World War
CARR SPEAKS FOR BRlTT0N

Thomas Biddle Ellis, commander of
Post No. Al. declared today that the
American Legion to be successful In
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IN NIENIORIAM

IN MEMORIAM
ACKERM4 Ma loving remembrance OF
our dear. darling daughter. ELIZABETH
MAE ACKERMAN. who suddenly departed
this life July 80. 1917. Sadly missed.
FATHER, MOTHER AND AUNT.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

EDUCATIONAL and Domestic Employment
e Trained help supplied. IN ''
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IA VERTENzA IRA
CREC|A Ed ITALIA
creci Hanno ocoupato Terri
torio oitre oueIIo Stabilize
daI Trattato di Pace

,..,,I,,od and Distributed Under
Puo''S"PER PERMIT NO. 34i. .
.,,u..t-sd nv the act Of Octoher o.
,o11 Au'1v, nn lie ak the Postofioe OF fhiia-
delphia' "a A. 8, BURLEsoN.
Postmaster General.
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cAB1NETMA<ERs sticker hands and all
around woodworking machine hands;
skilied men only: sac 90 weekly for ~ hours
for nrst-class mechanics, With attendance
and production bonus. Apply ready for work.
CHEMIST inorganic young man In his
twenties. capable OF establishing permn-
nent connections with chemical house: 5000
10 $500 annually at start. according to ex-
perience and calib"r; small scale productions
work and charge Of shipping: also miscella-
neous inside duties. with later sales work II
mutually desired: state schooling, experience
and salary expected. Address 107. Ledger
Office. -
CRATERS, experienced. for Grating stoves
and ranges. Abram Cox Stove Co. Ameri-
can and Dauphin SITS
DECORATOR. experienced, wanted by an old
established house; one who thoroughly un-
derstands the furnishings of a home In It's
entirety. J. B. Van Solver Co, Camden,
New Jersey.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

AGENTS WANTED
Our representative will be In Philadelphia on
Friday TO arrange for territorial rights with
thoroughly responsible man capable OF or.
ganlzing sales force for a good seller and our
future line OF America n-made toys. NJ 4O3
Ledger O1iCe.
AUToCAR motor builders; must be nrst
class, Apply az the American Railway
Express Garage, 4saS Chestnut 81.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS
We are urgently in need OF automobile me-
chanics who are familiar on repairing Dodge
Cars Apply Thornt on Fuller Automoblie
Co oath and Balnbridge SITS,
BOOKKEEPER, auditor and stenosra pher
for mountain hotel August and September;
write stating experience and references
Castle Inn Delaware Water Gap. Pa.
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

All makes. $40 up; years
iyPS"i' guaranteei $ daSs' trial.
Bundy Typewriter Co. 1905 chsstpst s,
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS, ALBUMS AND SUPPLIES
for STAMP collectors
PHILA. STAMP Co, II s. l7TH ST.
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~ ESTATE OF RoMALDA Q. KEMP-
8, sTANGER ISZARD. Esq.
o13 Liberty Bldg, Phila delphia. Pa.
% ESTATE OF THOMAS J, KEON, DE.

elsS9 ESTATE OF THOMAS J. KEON. DE.
yron tse se'sce es.ote ~ Thomas J. Kcon, de-,
ceased, having heen granted to FIDELITY
TRUST COMPANY. all persons Indebted TO
the said estate are requested to make pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same to present them, without delay, at he
office Of the said company. Nos 325-33l
' WILLIAM p. GEsT.
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or HENRY JARRETT HART.

pSS7 ESTATE or HENRY JARRETT HART.
W. LEY, decentralization, .nsta mentary
upon the estate of Henry Jarrett Hartley,
deceased, having been granted 70 FIDELITY
TRUST COMPANY and VICTOR A HART
LEY. all persons indebted to the said estate
are requested to make payment and those
having claims NERins. the same 70 present
them, without delay at the office OF tho said
company. Nos. 325-33l Chestnut st., Phila.
delphla.
WILLIAM p. GEST.
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NSSy9 ESTATE OF FANNIE c. WILSON,
- deceased - Letters OF administration
upon the estate of Fannie c. Wilson. de-
ceased, having been granted to Fidelity
Trust Company. all persons indebted to the
said estate are requested to make payment
and those having claims aga nst the same
TO present them. without delay. at the office
of the said company. 325-3ll Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM 2 GEST. Presldent.
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CABINETMAKERS

CABINETMAKERs
Steady work for good mechanics modern
plant; cafeteria; group life insuraneei best
working conditions
GEORGE W, SMITH a CO.
b. 40th 81. below Grays ave.
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Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm UP.

Tho sensation Of tho year in tn"
drug trade Is ASpironal. the two minute
cold and cough relievcr. anthori:HtiVely
guaranteed by the laboratories: tested.
approvednnd most enthusiastically en-,
dorsed by the highest authorities; am
proclaimed by the common people rs
Ten times As quick and effective as
whtskey, rock and rye. or any other
cold and cough remedy they have over
tried ,,,
All drug stores are now supplied
with tho wonderful new elixir: NO hli
YOU have 10 do To get rid or tfht cola
Ia To- step Into the nearest drug store.
hand the clerk half "A d"ilnr for Il bottle"
Of Aspironai and tell him to ncrNe you
two traHpoonruln with four teaspoon
fulr OF watrr In n glass. with your
watch In your hand. take tho drink at
ono nwnllow and call for your money
back In two minutes II you cRnnot focl
your cold fading away like a dream
within tho timc limit Don't DO haHh-
ful FOR all dtuEEiHtH invite you and OK
poet you to try Il. Evorybody'n doing
IL.
When your cold or cough In relieved.
tako tho roma indnr of tho bottle homo
TO your wlfo and babies. for hHpironal
4. by far tho Rafost and most effective.
tho easiest to take and the post aErco
able cold and cough remedy for Infants
and childron--(AdVO
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which they made will be presented to
Miss Gall Patterson. who goes soon a.
a missionary to India. to be used I'D
making up her required equipment
Mrs Scharrer and little son. Master
Joe, who had been guests Of Mrs.. zale
KeTnp OF Central avenue for few days,
left on Tuesday for their home IN MOL
sonvllle.
shndyside members Of the Ordar
En- stern Star will form q committee 10
serve q supper and plap for the Socih
meeting OF the society Eriday e.en lin.
Miss Evelyn, haev returned to their
home on West 10th street after . visit
with relatives In Darlington. Ohio. Sho
war accompanied by her brotneI' nI.
Harry DoonEcl. who will spend ie"
days here NJ.
Tho executive committee Of tho REQ
CROSS mot last evening To plan TOT tpe
Fourth Roll call which Will start on
ArmiHtico Day. Their full announcement
Of the method to DO used will DO an
Mr.. and Mrn. I'd walters. OF Posll..
willie have purchased from Mr.. Ed
Gronn nj. property on South Lincoln
avenue which In now occupied oy nj
John Roberts md his mother. M ana
Mrs. walters plan TO make their fIsnre
MI,s Edith HarbauEh Of tho Presby:
torIan Society and Miss Eula tlsn eno
Mrs. Floris Schnfer Of tho Society OF
the Christian church were 1890
attending tho Belmont County EndeaVor
MIS-. Emma Barnett. Of Mooseheart.
Ind. is visiting her father Mr.: george
Kcyser. OF East 3Sth street, ana other
relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. william DALEY II having hiS
house on Lincoln avenue reroofed.
Mss Luella Ellis. OF Alendonia, 10
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OBITUARY (
ATHLETES FUNERAL
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Oi classmates az Msivin ptsinhioh.T la
war~n"d nIGh School Will
Ne ran nsapsTa

Friday nfI"'u""u, f'"i" Tia" h"n" ~
hla IuIeuiH ~" lli HoN"uironih "i'""'
Iwu"d tho fun"Inl u"rvl'or f"' the
IaIo Edward Melvin EI"lnhi' h't. p"pul"r
high h""l athlete VIII" dlol Tuo"'lni !,
viii he hold with Itov Hiinu""
rpsinr "r tho Ilnu I.uthOrnn church 81
Wheeling. "ffrintimg. Iut"in"ni VIII
follow IN Mount Zion Comcl"rY
ClaEHmat"a Of tn" JuJnir 'l""H "f WRr
woud high school viii not ~ pail boar
ora whilo the ouliro HChupl viii attend
tho services School VIII ho closed all
day Friday In memory or him.
StoinbiCkcr was Que Of tho most popu
lar young mon Of tho town lie WAS
bornin Wheeling. hut had resided In tn"
Ninth ward for six years. III" was n
member of the high school football. base
ba II and basketball teams.
Death followed an attack OF p"rltonitls
as the result Of complications inter an
operation for appendicitis yesterday al
ternoon at 20 O'Clock in the ohio val
ley General hospital. He had shown
EIsns OF recovering but suffered re
lapse last Monday.
The deceased vas m only son or Mr..
and Mrs Edward StGinhickcr Ho w'a
in his l7th year.
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GOV. COOLIDGE

rino md "nn ample navy for our nr"h7
wns urged by Governor Calvin t""InEN.
Of MnEaachuucttR. Republican c"ndidH'"
FOR yIco-presIdcnt. In mn hddrrr7 her"
tonight TIr attacked tho building ana
saleq methods ~ tho shipping R0nrd
and tho Democratic administration OF
tho Navy Department. although adding
that he was inclined to h"li"v" that Sec
retarv Daniels was "thc victim of nm
unworkabIe system which he did not
originate"
''We have no desire for "n"Cial privt-
leEe." said Governor Coolidge. "Fr"e-
dom TO sail tho seas. Freedom in trade.
like Treatment. these are the things for
which We stand. these arc. tho things we
shall have We established In 1872.
whom we were weak equality NJ right In
the use Of the seas. We rcassert"d that
right in 19lT--urly however. after re-
heated and humiliating violation.
Commerce Is the blood OF modem OK
istence II Is Of prime importance to
MS that there snail be prosperous mar
kets in which we may trade freely and
on equal terms: that cur production and
TRANSFORMATION SHAH be developed with
due regard to our own necessities and
those of others, and economically hand
led and distributed: that there shall be