CHILD ACTRESS
IS WILLING TO.
. BEADDPTED
' B ut Mother’s Tears
May Prevent Her
Being Playmate for
Wealthy Man’s Girl
NETV YORK. July 15 (.\l‘).—o—
Margaretta t‘urty. ("Ir'H‘ll star ohl
Chlltl nt'trrss, has appealed to Tid-
\ “at'd \V. “I'UWIIIIIK, \\i ultliy traitor,
. Who has {ttIH‘l'llsetI tor a pretty. re-
? fined girl that his mu nth-pt its a
I playmate for I'tomtlrv Sunshine, all)-
other adopted dutrzhtvr.
N5 Margaretta “as Stlet‘tcd from the
thousands of girls willing to he sls~
tors to Dorothy Sunshine. who has
too dolls. 15m dresser. and her own
Roils-Roym-. Mr. lirouning likes
Margaretta and Margaretta \\ as con-
unct-d :hc'uould liito to he Lita
daughter of Mr. Bronning.
With the adoption papers ready to
sign yesterday the mother hogan to
realize “hat losing Margaretta would
mean. firmly to cry slit: tied from
M 1'. Browning‘s office \\'ll(.‘l't‘: negotia-
tions were in ['JI‘Dgl't":->, lowing Mar-
‘ . garettu Hillilg on the “001‘ playing
.' \itth '1 Citing of pcatls, tho L'IIL of
hlr. b‘touning. A little Ii'lltl' a. noman
ftientl of tlte mother mum to Mr.
Browning to any the adoption could .
not ptoceed until Iiiatgaretta‘ s moth-
er had more time to think thingt
0\El.
Meanwhile Mr. B10“ mug is rind-
ing letters front the thousands that
have poured into his ot'tice in the
hope of finding another tester
daughter should Margaretta's motil-
er decide site cannot do Without
her.
Protests Attack on
Greek Metropolitan
N“ LONDON, July 15.—— (.\I").-—An
" agency dispatch from Athens says
,1,‘ the Greek Government has sr-nt a
it? friendly note to the Turkish lrga-
J tlon asking the Turkish Government
j-L- to punish persons responsible for
‘ mistreating the Greek metrOpolitan
j Germonos of Sardis.
(Dispatches Monday said the
metropolitan had been roughly
handled by attackers at ("on-
stantinople, who cut off his hair
and heard.)
Messages from Salonika my the
assault had aroused more. Creek
feeling there than In Athens. and
police are protecting the Srtlomka
Turkish iegation..
The attack upon the it‘teii‘tmnlllfln
Germanos is said to have been in-
spired by rivalries in the election of
a. new ecumenical pairiarr-h of the
Greek Orthodox Chruch to succeed
tthe Partrlarch Constantinos, who
I .Waa expelled from Constantinople in
January. Agency dispatches from
Constantinople last night said the
\i metropolitan Basil of Nicaca. (isnlk)
had been Plotted and would be
known as Basil III.
Runs for Mayor
of Chicago on a.
Clean-Up Plank
Mrs. Johanna Gregg, “MI
board member, is a Republican,
candidate for namination no
imayor of Chicago, the second
lar eat city in the United States.
declared her platform I‘D
I ”bath
i woos-$00!
i «Haircut.
INDIANS SIT
0N R. R. TRACKS
AND AREKILLED
ALBANY. N. Y.. July 15.—(AP.)
Three lnrlians. performers with a
circus which played here yesterday,
“were kiIIr‘d Pill'ly Today when run
down h; a railroad train.
They were:
Frank Bald Eagle, of
South Dakota.
Eduard llrown. or Spotted Bull,
of Pine Ridge. South Dakota.
Filthy Fly, of Fort. Yates, N. D.
Members of the circus company
told the authorities they had seen
the three. men leave the Indian
slapping: car and seat themselves on
the tracks to smoke.
Izrnwn Il‘l~'I a. wife and two child-
rcn ,nlt “MD the circus.
Brennon.
POLAND RATIFIES TREATIES
WARSAW. Poland. July 15.—
(.\I‘). The Polish diet has ratified
a scrics of treaties with Austria.
Latvia, Iisii'lonia. Finland. and
Czecho Slmakia, including arbitra-
tion conventions with the last. foun
states. The other Contentions deal
“ith Judicial. sanitary. tourist and
consular questions. -
the order with
Whether or not there will be a Goal strike Sept hit. is
still a. question. A suspension of mining, at least, is ex-
, pected. In any event no lower prices after Sept. lat. are
looked for. For more reasons than one this is a good time
to put. in coal. You can be sure of GOOD Cool by placing
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PORTLAND. ORE.
Report Tells of Work
D o n e -— $2,370,193
Disbursed for Chari-
ty—Aided Children
PORTLAND. Oregon, July 15.—
(AP). The Elks' national conven-
lion began formal business sessions
yesterday with the opening of
grand lodge at. the public auditor—
ium.
Fifteen thousand Elks‘ and their
families were registered from all
sections of the country.
Tito story of what. the Elks have
done in the last year to aid humanity
was made public in a. report that
dealt chiefly in figures.
John R. Sullivan of New Orleans.
national chairman of the social and
community welfare committee, re-
ported moro than $2,870,193 dis-
0 ,f
LE.
FEINSOD HAS CUT LOOSE AGAINI!
ITS. OR LOSSES JUST NOW.
TRADE AND TO ATTRACT NEW ONES.
COME OUT AND SHOW IT N0 .”
THERE ARE ONLY TWO THINGS T 0 DO:
l.—READ THE WONDERFUL VALUES ON THIS SHEET.
2.-—FOLLOW THE ARROWS POSTED ABOUT THE TOWN.
THEY ALL SHOW THE WAY TO FEINSOD’S!
LOOK AT THESE! THEY’RE ALL
o
bur-ed In charities since the last
convontlon. Most of the money
went to old children.
In social and “elfure work the
Elks had a. per caplto expenditure
of $2.70. ’i‘iteir total membership
now to 850.182. a net increase of 10,-
563 over the previous your.
The work of the Mike “its out-
lined as ranging from singing a. pick
rabbit drive in Colorado. to pnyins
for straightening the limbs of crip-
pled children in thv York and
Newark.
NEW ENC-LAN D. BUUHI‘ERS
HARTFORD, July 14.-—(AP).
Governor Trumbull has appointed
George B. Chandler secretary of the
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce:
Charles L. Evanson. secretary of the
Monufncturers' Association of Con-
necticut. and Wilson H. Lee of Or-
son as delegates to represent Con-
necticut at a conference to he held
at the State house. Boston. July 2:.
to devise plans "for bodsting New
England." Delegates will he pres-
ent. also from Maine. New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Massachusetts and
Rhoda hand.
The conference is the result of an
informal talk which Governors of
the New Enland states had on the
subject at the time of the governan
conference at Poland Springs. NC.
EVENING SENTINEE
.U. S. FOREIGN
TRADE BALANCE
iS $1,042,681.49?
Favorable Results of
Fiscal Year Ending
«June 30--Last Month
Even
WASHINGTON. July 15. (AP-)—
A favorable balance of 81,042,681.-
497 resulted from the foreign trade
of the United States for the fiscal
year ended June 30.
Foreign trade of the United States
tor June showed an exact balance,
imports and export) both being
valued at $326,000.000.
.’ One Time-waster.
(Fayette. “0., Advertiser.)
What. an awful lot. of time is
wasted on what we said to some-
body else.
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France Celebrates
Fall Of Bastille
PARIS, July 15 (AP).—Presidcnt
Doumcrguo and high officials of
Franco stood at the tomb of tho l‘n-
known Warrior yesterday as
thousands of picked troops paraded
past the Arc de Triumphs. beginning
the official obsenance of the nation-
ul celebration of the fall of the Bus-
title. the great fete any of France.
General Gouraud, military gover-
nor of Paris. led the procession and
theti stood beside the President as
the brilliant gathering of all branch-
es of the national defense filed by.
Hindenburg Godfather
For Miner’s 9th Child
BUER. Westphalia. July 14 (AP).
J—Tho ninth can burn to the wife of
Karl Kraakn, a mine worker. enjoys
the distinction of having the'Prcsi-
dent of Germany as his godfather.
President Von Hindonburg not.
only accepted the invitation to be
sponsor for the child but sent a good
sum as a. starter for his bank ac-
count.
Under the Hohenzollern regime
the Kaiser became the godfather of
every seventh not: in the Empire.
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IN PLANNING THIS SALE:
STATE SCHOOL
ENGINEERS MEET
NEW HAVEN. July 15.—-(AP). A
state convention of school engineers
and custodians opened in the high
school auditorium yesterday was
followed today by a national con.
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ventlon at. which delegates are éx‘a
peeled from many other states. "
The Connecticut members he '
prepared an attractive program 2
entertainment which will tnolufi
seashore trips and dinners and much
sightseeing.
The stats convention was opened ‘
by Albert White of Bridgeport. state .
president. and the national conven-
tion will he opened by James 1“.
Kelly, of this city. head of the or.
ganizution.
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