W . UONlSTA’NTlNOPLE; June 29.-——-A , messes from the United States des- ” troyer Tracy at Mersina dated June 24 says that the American mission- ‘aries. Paul Nilson and his wife, of at Hartford was not a qualified yard Wheaton, 111., who were recently cap~ lined by bandits near Tarsus fl HARTFORD, June . Healey, the conductor in charge 0 the yard crew in charge of the freight cars connected with the accident to the Owl express Thursday morning . L ' l into a vineyard beyond the French lines on June 18 and had not been heard or since. ,_ . 1 The French authorities at Tsrsus . _, .. are holdingewentymw W5. ,. showcase ’ " .pte . 1 . .g . @350“ and Wife Captured co oucrros Hollow“? 1 " ' * by Tarsus B defs : , wAs No-r QUALlFlED ~ , conductor,a;ccordi11‘g to the officials went who are investigating 1he matter. 28 --C D.\ We’ll of the 400 lines of paint in the country ‘ ,, ~ l Painting? See 119- show you the best "best. ' . . I : Rely on it. Let us help you select the correct ' paint or varnish for the work you ‘ have to do. Right now is a mighty good time to » paint your house—inside and out-z- and you will want nothing but the We are staking our business reputation that Du Pont Paints and Varnishes ARE the best - and we " can’t afl'ord to go wrong. The Du Pont name 11:15 been associ- ated with the leaders of American Industry for over a hundred years. 1 Fox Cycles '69” Hardware Co. South Norwalk Conn. Wornan Delegates Chairman’s Sufirage Ac- tion Spoiled: Fight. 3r SAN FRANCISCO June 28. *Dlsap- ~ pointment, like the thin, grey (ills: of the desert through which they. came to get here. is beginning to settle *upon the viewpoint and corrode the nerves on: certain delegates. alter- , hates and other members of the Wom- en’s National Democratic Party They are the weary-eyed ones who drift through the lobby of the Palace hotel in search of action and in and out of quarters ‘ of the Women‘s party, demanding or whoever is around it something isn’t going to happen and it so what, For it’ s the honest rtuth that so for there has been nothing here but flab- ‘ by quiet. The convention Is 2gleam-el'm and anoydnlc as a Sundays afternoon 111g Philadelphia, and about as iuSplr- 111 Up to date there is just one shop py thing in San Francisco gleam in the eye or Miss Elizabeth Marbury when leaders of the Nebras- ka contingent aim a furtive kick at her little pet wet plank The gleam Hooks like the start of something. Manv who have seen it are hopeful Mrs. Mary Holland Kinkaid of Washington, all unconsciously and with nothing but delighted appercia- tion in her soul, blamed the profound "lethargy upon Chairman Homer S Cummings, She explained: “He is responsible for magnificent action of the executive committee in offering the resolution which puts women upon a fifty-fifty basis with men straight through party activities We have on to wait for that resolu~ ion to be a opted in which action we have utmost confidence.” ‘Which, of course struggle for equal recognition. which was more than half of the storm_set loose 4b}; .R'epublican women at Chicago. ‘ BLAMES 30 PT ' us 11:11 MAINE’S CENTENARY CELEBRA- TION. - PORTLAND. Milne, June 28.-—-A sa- lute of one hundred guns, ringing of bells and blowing of whistles ushered in today’s celebration of Maine‘s cen- tenary. The consolidated bands of the State and members. of the centennial chorus of two thousand, led by PM lessor William‘R. Chapman, founder of the annual Maire " M. Festivals. marched under an evergreen arch of welcOme At City Hall the Maine Centennial March, written by Profes~ sor Chapman was sung. ~—The~ Best Saleem —-A Wont fl Why throw your money into the lit on the Fourth? family P0113?» ‘0 spend 1: on music—good What’s n anth without ulnar? 11111ch : cs w 0111 Budget Plan will turn your “fireworks" ’monc'y into a first peymcnt. It will 111:1: '> t simila- economics provide the balance. It's '1 systemancthnftldu. _, ' . 1311’ t it a finer patriotism,‘ thnllm thosegrand, old mofthenegdg. The excitation! 4TH: memorial edge! , I M. Tish Celebra‘ J-=-let the bands play :1 ‘7 M --and‘ the songs ring out ,4; ' E' RE rudyefirr the Glorious Fourth. Are you? Come in and let usi give you an Independence Day musicalp program, : how to make the Fourth a day of finer meaning 111 you We’ll send a New Edison to otic selections. _ i ' —a vivid suggestion of :- ome. , your home~togethcr with a fine group of petu- All these and more re Rs-Cm'ruo for m by to, 1920,11: VWMYWIBRICIWNh 111 N Eds-on. Dmngtlsetmthe .1311; y e 5"" mmmoftthewfiémn‘ . Thepereccmsmqlmesrewmmwu, ‘.. Pfo'edtsmmmmméhagmrmdeklmhf * 03w: N Y . , 5‘88” Ann: Case, worldqagneg cw dirk City . macho! her ‘_ It, is the , eliminates thefl J one 29.-—-A not be indorsed threw a caucus or women delegaté into an uproar last. . night; dorsed. , 1 1A1! seemed serene and ’the chair- man's speech was “‘being compli- Eventuaily the speech was en- merited highly when Miss Clay sud~ ‘ denly arose and Launched an attack on the portion or the address relating to the League of Nations. 5 “I counsel you to go slow,” she said with emphasis. “We never should in- dates a speech for the League of Nations . without reservations. strongly. favor them. " , 1 Immediately prominent women del- egates hurriedly heeled among themselves as to t eadvisab‘nny of answering Miss Clay eon the floor but was decided to say nothing then. " The speech wad formally iodorsed and later four other women issued statements warmly approving the speech. in“ MURPHY OUTPOINTS WALTZ. HARTFORD, June 29. ~Wlllie Mur- Ireland. was a conqueror over Sammy Waltz: Sammy Noble. hailing from Brooklvn, N Y outpointed Bobby] Hanson of New York and Terry O’Connor knocked out his Frog Hol— low rival, Mickey ‘Wrenn. in the fourth round, at Foot Guard Armory. last night, on a boxing card that r1. called anything ever seen in this city before for action from gong to gong of each boot. The fair-sized crowd that braved the heat for the evening cleverness and slam‘bang style, and 3the only real decisive victory or the levening was the knockout by Terry OLYMPIC MARATHON RAGE. NEW YORK, June 29. ~Selectloh 0: :the American representatives to:- 1“ Olympic Marathon race will be made here Tulv 6 by the American Olyplc committee. it was announced today. Members of the swimming and boxing teams will be chosen July 14. r ' otafiissdxmra Clay, a tie - f Momma; .fiemty Clay. and a dole-l gate-ablarge from , Kentucky that" Say Chairman Cummings’ speech should ’ phy. redheaded and lighting son of ~ was treated to all kinds of action. - O'Connor. 1‘ I 3% QM . Mm” . . ' ' Behind Bethlehem Performance * The Bethlehem Factory Organization- Irom the Fromm»: do... n 11 . I (but its duty is not completed when u truck“ rs deli: Wf‘d Beth!” . I p 35. Purim-manor. has established new Motor Truck aims...“ in u e 1311-. dustry. And behind that perform W the 11mm 10 user , Bethlehem Folios: of utfioat factory moat-um. A licihlehen: '5 \ er I customers are satisfied customer: Buy Meivwllus Bethleh: M Ton Chassis .1 70!: Chen H Ton Chisels 3} Ton Chan BETHLEHEM MOTORS CURPfiR ATIO entown , fmnsyiv umummltlflliillll NH! MINIMUM! ' " Send for Electra or Mot 8-3-1 17 ‘. 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