a 4 mussels Will Send Note to London Declaring in Fa- vor of Maintaining Occupation POIN CARE TO REST Premier Theunis Inclined to Let American-Dominat- ed Board Fix Repa- rations I —— PARIS. July 26,—France and Del- gium have reached a satisfactory compromise upon their dlflcrences oi opinion over reparations and occupa- tion of the Ruhr. the Petit Journal announced to-day. Semi-omcial information from Brus- sels indicates that the Belgian Govern- ment is in complete accord wit France over maintaining the occupa- tion of the Ruhr and will so inform ' ADAMS - ROTH BAKING COMPANY Great Britain in an early reply toLord Curson's reparations note. Favor World Board. It is understood here that the Prem- ier Theunis.is inclined to favor an international commission to decide on Germany's ability to pay. with Ameri- gn nnancial authorities predominat- g. Premier Poincare conic-fed with the Belgian and Italian Ambassadors at the Foreign Cities and later continued the reports that France and Belgium are in complete accord regarding the reply to be made to London. While France and Belgium will make a com- mon reply to Great Britain. they will send parate notes. Pre ier Ponicare feels the negotia- tions withoBrussels and London have progressed far enough to permit him to spend the week-end at his country home at Sampigny. He plans to return to Paris early next week. for a confer- ence with Premier Theunis. Commons Debate 'hirsday. LONDON. July 26.—Comte Saint Aulaire. French Ambassador. confer- red to-day with Lord Curzon. British Foreign Secretary. as a preliminary to the French reply to the British repa- rations note. L'nder present plans. the House of Commons will debate the Ruhr situation Tuesday. Leaders of the. conservative indust- rial group have notified Premier Baldwin that Great Britain is suffering from reaction to Ruhr occupation. They fear that hair a million workers l (161% 'A quality by which you judge Bread. A. quality. that. makes. each morsel melt in your mouth—. A quality that is sure indi- cation ofrpure ingredients, rich methods-— A quality that distinguishes every loaf of— 1“"- 686) will be made idle and that labor unrest Right along this year he has been assured that he was going to be dgnod up for the fight. many chances to arrange matches and to appear on the stage. He didn't want to do anything that would inter- fere with the making of a match with the champion. . But the announcement of the mak- ing of the Dempsey-Firpo match prec- ticiily blights .all of Wills' Things looked bright for him up to the time that Flrpo made such an im- pression beating Mc_Aulifle and Wild He was Just a novice—no one considering him as an immediate op- ponent of Dempsey's. bowled over Willard there has been g:nuuumumlmummmnmxmImmummumumulmummnnmmimimmummlmmmmmmnmmnmlmnnnnnnmnunnmnmin:m _ BosTON STORE wifl increase. The dock strike is regarded as one of the manifestations of unrest that may be traced to thevRuhr occupation. DEMPSEY-WILIS BOUT ALI. OFF Firpo Bout Puts Harry’s Chances Further Away —No Hopes This Year Some day Harry \Vills. the crack colored fighter. will ,bc starred in a melodrama now beihg written called "Sldetracked." It is learned that Jack Kearns and Jack Dempsey are collab- orating on it. The inspiration for the play is the signing of the articles for a bout between the world's heavy- weight champion and Luis Angel Fir- po, champion of South America. Poor old Harry. He thought it was as good as settled last year for his getting his long-awaited opportunity to meet the title holder. bu the year went by with no signing of articles to tight (there was an agreement and all that sort of thing but no light). \. recipe; expert baking Adams - Roth Mother’s Bread g: _ THEY COME HEREE 0 Fountain ' O O Daintles OUR neighbors, your friends and their friends come here for their Fountain dishes—they are served right—‘sanitarily and deliciously. The Ice Cream is the purest and the best and the flavorings are tasty, too. You’d better come here, too. max a mono cash-s ll lard. iilllillllllllimlllllluuflfllflmflflflflmuflflflmuflflmmmmmnflflmfllflfllmmmfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllimmflmWWmflflflWlll B t Event 0 me .7 .He has passed 'up hopes. But since he the Season BOSTON STORE a clamor tor akineeting o! the fight.- ing king or South America and the kingpin of North America. It. is believed that a Dempsey-Wills bout would indolve a longer time to promote than a Dempsey-Firpo match. and as this bout can't take place ear- lier than Sept. 15. it would be aimed impossible to stage anuout-door light before November. which would be too cold. and as to holding the event in- doors it would be .impomible because or the limited capacitypt such clubs and the demands of the fighters. Paddy Mullins. manager of Wills. says no attempts have been made to hold conferences between Telephone 1008 13.... . .‘.~~'.n;..;........mm‘ ‘ . is oi! tor ens. anyway. Ming Batters in ‘ nmmon‘ut. 32:23.: A: . Major ‘ . . uly 81.— ' ' . The American fencing t advanced AMEW its aggregate score to 2 bouts to 13 Players—club (I: LEAGUE over the North England swordsman“ Hellmann, 13-0“ ,5; AB‘ RE The visitors won the epee contest. Ruth. NY, ' 96 300 “lb 10 1-2 bouts to 5 1-2. and also the Speaker. Cleve-“91 35'5 8511. sabre contest, is bouts to 8.‘ Jamlesom (new; 93 3:4 :3 1:) —-—————-—— ‘ Sewell. Cleve... 94 3'274 5;. “i WORK NATIONAL LEAGUE" Work—cleaning and building cease thyeHmb G. AB. R! rpools. pitching roots. triming hedges. ngm'FYé'St-Pu . 65 253 Si in grading and seeding lawns. all kinds Trae‘ ' k” n‘“ 71 273 541“ of light trucking. Also celery plants 3:13:21 Pg”... ['59 352 6: him and for ale. Jss. A. Fuler. Phone 3188.2. Young N Ilttsu 3: :33 35 u I s . . ‘5 7: 1a Don’t Miss This Sal. Watch Monday’s Paper for a complete list of New Bargains that will be added t this sale—something different every day. 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Paisleyoverb lenses of plain or figured crepe de chine Jacquetts style coiors, white. tan. gray. navy, Jade, sizes up to so. . . ~ / $2 00 A11 ‘ S'lk H . 1. 03631.7 9 —Women's tull cushioned. pursthrsad Silk.Bose. with lisle tops and soles, come in black. white and au leading shoes or dram shades. 25c Handkerchiefs 120 -—Women’s dainty handkerchisbreither plain or with tancy earners. Buy now tor xn'ias, they come in dainty boxes, may tor ‘1“ giving. .. I \ . \. l" .;r VALUE&‘ UNUSdKL 20c 'Apron Checks 6. .12.1-2c y'd. 29c machine-Loom“ . .19: yd. 29c Panties at ..-.rp'...3:,:,4yd. 09c Window Shades ‘. "5.....56c 95¢ Terry Cloth ...............79e .. riser-omega .......:..‘49e $1.35 MM ose'ooioopo’w ’ IOeHooksandEyes .4... .se 1’8 mm -_a o m't’...lk t I” \ ”7-. u / ‘- is i 3’4, .i» 3313 \-' r37 ~ v .. ~ 9.21% ,z' ‘ ”‘ng M" .l. oe‘OE: embroidered . - ‘ h f . .Vorle Désses 5‘ . .ae’q ' p.351; $3"? . I a». \ WOMEN’S ALL-\VOOIJ Bathing Suits Sizes Up TO .2 $4.49 -—The:,"re the best values at this price we’ve ever offered, they come in all wanted colors, and the styles are the very newest. Bathing Caps 39c --All rubber capl. Bathing Shoes 50c —Women‘s and misses' Bathlnl in many diflercnt Shoo- wd “pp“... styles and every “sorted colors. all new color. sizes. Tomorrow! Men’s Day In This Sale Men’s av. D. UNION suns $ 1 .39 Athletic style Union Suits, made or tine quality dimity checks. split belts. reinforced sisanmssc 50cGarters 35c Men’s Onyx. full fashioned. pure silk men's garters. wide or narrow web. satin hose with lisle tops and soles, all colors pads. Come in fancy and sises. and plain colors. Read Saturday’s Clearance News In, Ready—to -‘Wear Goods .VA‘LUES ' GREATER ' THAN THESE PRICE QUOTATIONS WOULD INDICATE assss. 5M.” 5.955 spar: smegma..." am | 2' r j SKIRTS « .75. 3.36. ands? Ska-aw” $4.49 . 7.5 $8»tog'$lo sum ........ 35-49 C 95A TS, cm a o s 312'” . 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