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MON DEV VALERA Deuce tineaty uunmueraun: ..uuudence BREW m PREHlSTllRlG TlMES . 9
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l RESIGNS PRESIDENCY units uould be the result 030115. S‘e- mr Recently Found in Tenn “ .. . .V
l LIC proceedings. despite the pre ‘ Beliof V
. 0F IRISH REPUB peated failures. Seems to Subttiht 3“ in. O. , _
Nowhere. however. was any infor— Long Held 'by Sclentlt ' ‘ 3‘ 7
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lprogress had been made since Owen Corn that grew in Tennessee in pret-l O. . a
way or tlllllkln.~_ His remarks “ere “Duffy St'StEIday admitted in the historic times, possibly fi'éfore Josep .3. V
pHILKbELPHIA. Jan. 6.——A salute gnawed .0 m. .. . that he would of— pan the committee's inability ti; gain put anay his seven years’ zonally; . . . - - . - h “I d G C Q o
on? seventeen guns from the Olympia. ler lllnl>flli for r- l-lection. {the sanction of all or some 0 8 Egypt. was unearthed recen y y .. . . . 0 er“ rocer . O u . 3‘
.lhkniral Dewey-s old flagship. was l.().\'l)(1,\'.Jan. I ——'lhe. Dail Eireaun leaders to a plan in which the com- E. Meyer of the Bureau of American 0". Evely Day IS Bargain Day at t e VV . 3 o elm 95 s.“
the Sign“ many for the opening ex- in Dumm ms 9‘“. d m wte tomor- mmpe members eliemselves hild' cart]; Ethnology and sent to the United .. - 7,. ' to
muses which officially marked the row on 1.11 ra. 1111.1 1011 of the AnglO- curred This agreement, accor 111g De artment of Agriculture for . , , V) . :4
beginning Of ‘VOI’k on the Delaware Irish tl‘t‘r’ll). says ” l pntral Ne\\s dis—icurrent 1eports inVOlV€S ratification of iséflffisflcaugn '3’; NO. 1 MAINE POTATOES - . . . . . . - . . . . . . ,. a - . . . . . .0 15 lbs-. 10C .9
vaer bridge between Philadelphia- patch from Dublin this afternoon the treatv With some specialtirrémgi— During recth excavations in David— 0:. " »‘é . .2 to
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and Camden. N. El. A moment later At the opening of the afternoon mentment regarding the me o r r Me er came . . V V . 3‘
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1:)er ed one end of a ribbon and then that since tl.- Irish agreement was could be lcnrned as to Its e 3.1 V . V V V _ . V _ V .
(crossed to this city and dropped the Sigurd in London. the «'xecutive au-» 11: is said that Eamon de \aiem containing moituary vessels. iomegz .. ‘ FLORID‘A OR‘ANGES ' '29C dill, 5’:
anther end, symbolizing "the new and lhority of the l‘uil had been irrm'oc- momptly \etoed the plan when it was these held specimens of challge mame .O, L‘ _ ,3:
c‘oser union of Pennsylvania and New nhly split. They had since frledfifg suhmiltpd lo l1im.V:1Vu(ViV tVll’VatthVhiV: (mid; in fairly good condition. “1:03) was .0. Natan. National Biscuit Company 3:
Jr-rsey. which comes into being with km-p mgmlur nominall) as a um I? .d immedialel) llC otV size and shape of the gra k. V ' VVV
“‘9 commenccmcut Of work on . the ""VHH'IW lrul the time had com: for fulmmsslon ‘ lo the “‘3'" \Vhefher Possible to identify the \ariety as ’3. RO‘TALLUNf/‘H V 1401]). SODA CR‘ACKERS 191' ll) .3.»
flvat bridge." ' 1 lh: It to hc onded. llllis is the correct version of “bat mauv- “med tropical flint. u fonn about .. . . . . . . . .V , .- . V.
On the Philadelphia side of the 110 \:llcr.1 said he and one section hnppened. time om: vim {liberal F112;» halfway betweml uue flint Valid pop- .. 13.:
Governor SDTOUX 0f I‘ennsyl- nl’ llir ‘dlllnfl stood for the pr erva- political (‘0rr(\sp0)1 Van 0 V6 r . x - V .V
«.ania. Mayor Moore, of Philadelphia: lion or 113.: laruulllic. and the other man s Journd] says it IS surmised that ”Em “me trpe of Indian corn occurs .. STRICTLY NEW LAID EGGS . . . . . . . . VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV JQC dill... .1“
Governor Edwards. of New Jersey. section [or quite another plan. 'xlu» committe" H DH" ‘5 “‘3‘11 “DO" - ” )'.\\'\q[.lfldl€s and there is no .. «’0
and Mayor Ellis. of Camden. succes- 'l‘lierc never would be peace. ha. .\ll(ll<l‘l lollills sugepslloil of lasl,m V“ :1 the ‘n'indQ ()Vf sn-ientiSls . ‘ . V2:
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the plunkiflg‘ ol“ :1 per. w c 15 (-gllizml lint lo ms: 1 e ' .. pen 1-: o 4‘ ’- . ’ 1 .' ‘ 1 ‘ .. . . V.
be torn down lo make way for the ap- to liu- llwir own lfi'es \vltlmut the low the now govn-I'nmenl in mm» mm uninlcaliou between tileVWcst Vlmlles Pure Whole Milk, 16 03V Cans :1
F-l1invh t0 the ‘H‘idge- ll'll‘">lll”il 0" r“ll-Kid?“ alllllOVlW- ‘l-xist-uco-p rvmimling llwm that tiny and Norlll America. Act only corg .. . ‘.V
a civic and military parade the Mr. lll \‘nlcm Suld he, could not would thus-'1 not lw commitlml to its hot beams. squasheS. pumpkins all .0 '7 V \ . VV
Philadelphia {ml-listate Board was army: ”11- W'SPOH-“ihnlfi‘fi “hm“ 1" flrPf‘l‘mm‘R "Vim? ”re “' “(It as its tobacco are of trollll‘flLSHd subtl‘olll~ BECKER’S SUPERLATIVE FLOUR . . . . . . . . . 241/2 lb. saCk. 5l.”.(l .201
rchpfi-e51nt,ed by 41. float depicting the lmcl 1hr HHlI' [mum‘s of ill" govt-I‘ll- («-nsors and as free UVI OPPOSP l1 cal origin. .3. ‘ 3V
Inn ge us :1 Ir alumiion of a. vision of mull. m lorry on his office. should it fall short o1 llw nllliolls These slaplm. now so illlporlllllt V... “o.
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Stadium Penn 1 til 1 “FM"! BUT”? m." M‘mhée; :1: needs. l 10W .. (tr For“... throughout [will hemispheres. found to Freshly Ground BULI‘ O‘ATREE‘AL GIbV‘V 27W 1;;
“he hrldgv will 1:1 one 0 le ong- l“ll.i!lll'(' .un ears-r 1n supp r V . w”... :-:-n \' l x .V‘ - s- . . South America and were 00 V Y V V .
(Jazz’of the suspension 13 D? in the llll' ll‘l':ll\ :lllllOllll(“'(l that he (Col— pnlllll nl adds, "that formulzun of ”1- mlgffsdillgond ”19 Great Lakes in BULK CORN NIEAL. . . . . 3c lb. FWS‘D from the Mm "0
rmmtry. le 1min span will be 1.- 12hr) llml nl'l'f—rml his resignation. buthmmllloc will not in any ml." “‘9‘” l“ alia longdiet’ore the discoverr of .. e“
': 10 foot Inn: 11nd lll“ lolul lcuglh of All: (1. \‘..l« m llijd refused to accept 1h» lwlir-l' that unity (‘Xlllh’lfi amour: all ( . V ~ , V. . l
the strurtnn- null lu- l V: mllcs In 1:. 111. lend-«rs and that UK public dis- America. 'lllel'e is :mmdamuffidxijmi 3:1 Soused California . Durkee s Freshly Ground Sun Maid seedless ,3:
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r (.141, mil be $3». nuncon. My, .1.. \lllrm solid ll" proposed (-Vnmnns are. so much cimonflusc. .\ of communicallou (tween 9 . . a. 1 . . .' “V.
..._.__________ “m lzly down my 0mm. and tho House lmmlmr of maple alum -Icnll\ 110M indies and Florida, and up the erSlS- .0. bardines . . . 12 A30 can Pepper - - - - 1 - - - - 10¢ Ralfilns . . . . . . .911C ”1'3“
FIIVANCE TO HAVE must. .lm-idu by constitutional nil-ans this astounding ihcon. 'lhc rrisis is 9N” and "5 tribuluries. : . Full Quarter Pound can 3“
No All I lANCE l.- is lllw ulncl‘ e-xecutlvc." lI -.l dangnr is imminent. and tho 0. 1V V? L 4.3.
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Dr Hubert ‘3 l" I-l‘l"- ll'l'd "f lw <Ill‘lll'lsml 1.‘ hr :lllll his l'nllflwt'l‘H Lott-.41 r-slinmlvs of llw sirens—’01 or-‘Hmredn' lhsig;l lllllt‘Ilmlhzt liver $751.00.- l G]
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1...] of SlllL:ll‘.: lll‘ (Emu-g.- (ii-“I'll. \nl“ un ”10- if...” “:15 lllkPn. hilllfil’lly for "llllé‘r Sill? “'lll ll“ so “([1 This (‘XPPf‘th [ho value ()f the Oddpo set . - y -
’27-.Ld of (”lb-““4111“: 1’13 Arthur 1:. lll’lll.l\'. Jun. 12v l-Inmon do ‘K’ll; small that fl‘l'lI’fll' out 1151 ision is im- H'llllll‘.‘ S PXDOHS 01' any 0mm" mm)“. l \':llllv-~~ $31") to $33.30 $1-23 $1.20
.V-‘nrnnr. l1C'fl.ll o: lmutl *“l‘:"l'\u and lll‘. H. “‘1. .- :ll)”i_ll}]l.‘in|; many in the vWNoim... pm- ””9 reason lhe hood of {gunned article; the cattle trade. “1- ;
"Riublfllll' J. l'nr», ll-ml 111 U” DUN" lull l‘le‘lellll li’ls rrsignullon as pro- :1" ogrecmr-nt is urgcnll)’ pul f0r- deed is the onlv one “lllkh cnn Sll(;“7 . $1.00
our-“uiullll-‘i u lm.t (:1 HM 'TI-lsh Upul‘slic. «lvclnn word. more imposing flglllcs “m h Of 118 ‘ . .
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”“7”“ F'REMEN “ERGO” “W11 bdrm-“v h" *“t'mh‘d “NW N" "wit“! division “W" it mkcn Plate m lltl'tnuds poultry trade? .. - (”‘59 S - “‘0 mm em‘broxdered clox Gauntlet G owes
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WARTFORI) .lam. 6.—Sl:lrllnu in V. " 55“.”. ‘ ‘ . f." - .. """‘”"‘T‘. "‘ ”’2‘ .“ . ‘ f“ is due 10 ”'9 “Purim?" 0‘ “8T“! 1 $3.00 Corsets . . .. $2.95,. $1.13 1.25 $1. 50
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e 1' . , . _)_ - . , , \xllo-n lll lvlolvslo-d llc l1.1:l .1- \.~r bi. until "lllc hour for the hall meeting: struclors have t'lugllt the farmers and “.30 Corsets _ . _ _ $1.
and brick bu’mlng 1” 5“”- V“"” ‘0 5"" .. 1...:1x 1., .lm political trickery. 'L‘wo 0?"th opponents of the treaty 1v ll) t 1V9!) the “eves- . _ _
Asylum Vstrccl, lirc. 10(V1'cl)‘ “‘8th ”p ”l" 1.1 -.\'lm.\'. Jun. G.——l-.‘nmou de Val- said llul'ore. entering the chamber ““1me w 918 ‘1 lg f wls are ; $3.00 corsets . . . . $3.90 .- $200 Leatherette
"'9’" slulrwuy m 'Vhf' ms' “00' "HVMVV‘M who's zlll~ rnnilve treaty proposals. ”icy thought the ‘prjv’nc session Would 33"} care 8'“ “"9“" o?‘ X the re- ; W00] HOSlery
”fall”?'l’91°30’15"“"‘§1l}°t'.lf.7"." ‘33,: “mph. ...«-(..‘.ling lo the Daily Mail's lw brief. indicating thvy had Hm“ “mung We 3'98“?“ ass‘m' t 5&0 h ‘ —-— Fullj‘ashioned Gauntlet GlOVGS
”W‘Y «31111.1 H ”’m _ - . 0 ”f ‘ lmhlm correspondent. have fallen hope that lhecommitlec's effort would sult of scientific treatmen. GD V V V 1
him: The blaze VWRS leS(V70""V“"l b} u \u l'f~' llul in Irtrlrmd. urc llle SllbjeCl succeed. “n the other hand. several can become 8 \el'il'ulble 938" 483li 353‘ The A e‘v A emo $2.25 $1.7
fig‘vsm"? vim; .23.“, :‘mokv Milling cm of 5.0m“ whom“ criticisn‘l in the supportPTS of the treaty said thvrt‘ chine Compared “1111,1904. the. num- .. \ ‘ Fawn color and dark mixtures .
' .qu‘ fi‘Kimn 5’ .. . .. 1 . Morning nmvsmpers hrrv- The Times was still :1 clmnm- or s-li‘wllng on her of birds in llelnnd today has in: 34.00 .—
mill: “mm w.“ mt “Um. “ my th' “Imus for Ireland which Mr. “gr‘mmpm‘ ' creased by 33 percent: vet during the o . " , . $300 and $3.50
9 Th 'b 'm' w o - d 11v “hr 11 “" ""“"""“ ”‘3“ “o“‘emp‘atea'is “m ‘ same period the number of eggs ex- A” 51295 In “001‘ S'lk d W l H . r ‘
Hut 9 “ltnllh-mllb V_\\anVd b: 'l‘lllm‘": mm or “ dominm‘ hm or an inde‘ 3 DEATHS IN FAMILY ported from Ireland has lnCrense'd by z 1 an 00 osre y French Kld GlOVCS
.. V.1m0\l c V.1m UH‘llPJ 3 e . [u-ll‘ll-nt power in loose lrl-nt)’ rela- “111}{13' 1210111 “Aysl That we . 22...
Each ClOlhlf‘rH. and Newton. Roberl-- . . _. .‘ , ,. “ell .over 100 per cent. l - 1 . a
«in 'and (‘om -1n roce '1 Dam 9 ”Oth “”h (”rm "'m"n' ”'9 plan. ~‘lhlnk, is lndls viable proof that the ” Lnderwear
4.; . F1119 yrelfanp'lh- . if! it declares. -‘(,llI\-l0l)::'y “as designed “'ILLLVANTIC. Jan. 6.————Ti1ere is p V
Sr 1alned b, was mostly
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took by water.
(COLONEL OF 1691‘" INFANTRY.
HARTFORD. Jan. 6. Lieutenant—
‘I‘olonel James A. Iluggelty. of Ncw
Mitwen. is appointed (alonel (1f the
269th Infant”, lonm-cticut Natlnal
Guard. Adjutum- Genel Ll George )1.
Cone announced today. He succecds
(Samuel Edwin E. Lamb, of Hart‘l‘ol'fi.
who resigned Saturday. Major D.
(Gordon Hunter. of Hartford. is pro-
rnoted to the llr-utenant-coloneicy o!
the regiment. The latter has been ma.-
c~§1ine gun Officer of the regiment since
9125 formation last spring. Both officers
are world war veterans Colonel Hag-
gwmy was overseas for several months.
while Lieutenant-Colonel Hunter was
for some time in command of batted-
fans of candidates at the Central Of—
Camp Lee, Va.
m: PORTER K AY’S NERVE? SHAK-
EN.
.1—
‘DU‘BLIN. Jun. 6.~—A. B. Kay. the
London Times correspondent. who was
kidnapped here Wednesday by armed
linen and taken lo Cork. where his re-
E‘dee ultimately was secured through
$530115. of Micluwl Collins. returned to
Mublin this afternoon. His nerves ap-
mred badly shaken as a result of lfis
«experiences. He declined to makn any
mtemcnt regarding the kidnapping.
‘ST. LOl'lH BANK CLOSED.
511‘. LOUIS, Jun. 6.-—The Night and
may Bank with deposits of 83.000.000.
W to open for business “May
We Bank Commissioner J J. Hugh-
a
V“ the books for several days and
Edna an apparently discrepancy of
mac than 8100. 000. A. 0 Melnlnger.
Wednesday, it szus said.
' peat summon,“ din-med Ad.
gud his examiners hid been audit~ .
to omnidy the ideals of that limited
number of Irish extremists who are
‘set tletermindly against peaceV on
aim other than their 0\\ll lorms.’
'De \alern and his frivncls." the
Tinns continues. “apparently believe
that England is prepared on a little
pressure to withdraw its treaty and
m. , .9... ”mm “ m a
Golub of Card's Mills. town of Colum-
bim in that three, deaths have occur-
rcd in the family in four days. two of
which have resulted within" the past
twenuzl'our hours. \VllileVlive of the
seven children lay ill with scarlet fev—
er at home. Annie. 3 years old. on
consent to the absolute indepcntlf‘nPVf‘V Monday died of lobar pneumonia at
of Ireland. “ " ‘ IFiShan should St. Josrph's Hospital. \Vednesday
not imagine that the British govern- morning another girl, 6 years old. died
menl “mlld llm'e ”1‘ SHOW)” if “NW at the (lolub. Home of scarlet fever.
(the government) . surt'uulerrd “1" ,Tl1lsmorning-Panllne.4 Years old died
position they rightly hold vital at
the bequest of a group of Irish ex-
tremista”
The \Vestminsler
that "tho very pover _ of do \‘alel'a's
alternn—tive should make agreement
between the parties possible.” It sug-
gests the possibility that. in the at-
tempt at a compromise the treaty
may be rejected. and looks to Arthur
Griffith in such a case to submit the
question of acceptance or rejection
to a plehscite. being confident that
tho country would overwhelmingly
endorse the treaty.
The abduction in Dublin Of A. B.
Kay, Corrfspondent of the London
Times, evokes some severe criticism.
The Daily News culls ‘1‘: a "stupid o’uf-
rage. the authors of which have one
a very ill day's work for the new
'Irish State."
The Times. coupling it with
childish attitude adopted by
Dali members yesterday regarding
[their own newspapers.“ asks whither
lwould such a disregarding of civiliz-
:ed freedom lead. " but considers it an
irresponsible ac: due to the absence
of a settled administration - in‘ . Ire-
land.
Dl’BLLN. Jan. 6.—The
Graeme thinks
“the
some
hopes of
iIreland were centered today on {he
Vrepcrt *of the Dali Eireann‘s "peace
committee" which was to subznit to
Jar. has not appeared at the ‘bank a private session of the Parliament of Boston.
the results of its efforts to‘ reach a
basis of agrfimt between the sup—
porters and’op rim; ot the 11%;?
from the same disease. This forenoon
the. double rat of both Annie and
Pauline was llcld with burial in St.
Joseph's C‘emelery. One of the three
others sick, at home was in a danger—
ous condition today. The oldest clfild.
a boy who is stopping with relatives
in this city has thus far escaped.
KARL 3“: CK IN LIMELIGHT.
‘ILO'N'D'ON. Jan. 6 (Associated Press).
——Allegations as to association with
Karl Muck, formerly director of the
Boston Symphony orchestra. are ”cg-'-
tained in a Government paper. issued
today. explaining why the naturaliza-
tion of Sir Edgar Speyer was revoked.
_ Among the other allegations are a
loan of $5,000 to a.man named Ware
for the benefit of the now non-exist—
ent Boston Journal; Sir Edgar's as-
sociation with John Koren: his traf-
ficking and communication with ene-
my subjects and his evasion of the
British censorship.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.--In the "course
of a statement..here today, Sir Edgar
Speyer said he had been criticised in
a. British Government report for his
“social acquaintance with a great mu-
sician, a, citizen of Switterland and of
world-wide renown. with whom a.
man of such well- known patriotism: as
the late Colonel- (Major? ) mmsgk
get] many others, ex’ren an.
er America. . tare . 5w
no
much affliction in the family of Adam“
l
“squashed it under my foot six times
‘ over. ” ~21
: ms... - ' ,4.
. ~V'i
FRIDAY, JAN. 6, 1921
modern hen is at least twice as valu
able as her ancestor of 16 years ago.—
Montreal Family Herald and Weekly
Star.
$1.25 Nightgowns $14“)
$1.25 Chemise . . . . $1.00
$2.00 Bloomers .. $1.49
$1.25 Bloomers . 89c
$2.00 Petticoats. $1.49
$2.00 Nightgowns $1.49
$2.50 Chemise , .. $1.79
Difference ln Methods.
A man passed through a rural village
in England pushing a wheelbarrow full
of sand. This sand he was selling at
a nickel a bag, telling people that it
was a sure fly killer.
Purchasing a bag, a stout old dame
asked him how it should he used.
“First catch a fly" exclaimed the
vendor. "then tickle It under \the chin
with a straw. and when it opens its
mouth throw a handful of this famous'
fly poispn down its throat and the re-
sult will be that the fly instantly 750 Brassieros . . . . ; 49¢
chokes and dies}: ' , . .. '
"What," exclaimed the, old lady, 69cBandeaux . . . . .- 49c
“while I was doing that I could have . . - ’-
w
Brassieres
Il‘! I
ll $1.00 Bandeaux . . . 75c
., $1.00 Brassieres . . 75c
"Yes," rallied the sand man uncon-
cernedly , “that is a, good method, 'too.”
Holeproof Hosiery
$1.65
i
Silk Hosiery
Full Fashioned
‘ $2.25
. Silk Hosiery
$1.00
‘ Childrenfs
Sport Wool Sex
91. 69, $1315, $225
‘Children’ s Lisle Hosiery
949.: grade
Spairsfor ........$100
Silk Lisle Hosiery
49c and .6943. . _
Reduced $2.50
; , $5.00 »
. Capeskin Gauntlets
Reduced $3.95
Chamois Suede Gloves
506 to $1.20
Silk Vests
$2.00 to $2.75
Silk Bloomers
‘ $2.95
Satin Camisoles l
.7 , Greatly Reduced '
Won dee by. .Tw.. Operas... ‘ .
The Hans Christian Andersen. .of.
the music world died the other day in
CARTER’S WINTER UNDERWEAR ATV. REDUCED PRICES.
Germany. He Was Engelbert Bum- f
perdinck, a writer of fairy operas that z '
have found a permanent piaccdu, the ‘
hearts of music lovers. His operas, l
“Haensel and Gretel" and "'KoeVningV-I
kinder," produced in this country for
the German composer; Although he
lived a long and active ViifVe flanged
to the composition enching Vot
nifiélc having in that
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