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EUSSIANS REJECT
SEPARATE PEACE
Refuse to Accede to Teu
tons' Demands, but Con
tinue Negotiations
HOPE FOR REVOLUTION
PKTKOGUAI), Feb. 7.
The people's commissaries arc re
nortcd to have sent nn ultimatum to
(he British embassy demanding rec-
ognlllon ol M. I.ittinoiT, no1shcik
ambassador accredited 10 ionaon.
If (ireat Britain continues in Us
' refusal "stringent measures will be
taken against Ilrltish subjects," it is
declared.
rivriKKiitU). ret) f owocii)
riu"laii ilolek'.itcs to the ltrcsM-I.ltovt.l
cnnferrnie iin.iiihnously rofusnl to ac
cede to the Teutonic delegates" demand
that a Fcparalu peace lie ulBtinl Im
mediately! It ns o(Ilc.l,cllv announced
l.r, todav The ncffotlntlons ure con
tinuing. The Rrealer pnrtlon of the Tluvslan
urmlf' want Pc:lcc reirirille- of terms
But the tloMiMlM mloptlnB a "win or
but " policy ure determined to surrender
'to (ifrniatt nnlv n a iai resort
They are linplnc that n revolution In
HumanU or iKillv In the Central em
pire", IH i"11'' ,'10 """nllon or tliein
The HoMievlM are counting so
trnnrlv on .in Austro-lSerinaii revolu
tion. In fact tint they arc already plan
to leaders of the
wlallsts In the Central Pmpltes the
task of representing Russia In Ilerlln I
nine to cicickiio
.tf nf renresenunc jiussia in iieri n "riem.- uri uniA un ,. , i'
ind Vienna utter the wnr They have'un esteo Incendlo al magarzlnl BdMt ,
Sfctii IJebkSedit. the Germany radical, I dagtl nustrlacl per deposlto dl munlzlonl
J. the u In representative at Berlin ' I'resso San Stlno dl Llvenza
a the IWWmii rcii. ui iai . uuun, i .,.. ii n
.a ntin nailer, wruu.i
The Germans have cut the wires to
Foreign inner icrar- iciiiciierin
iinlir Secretary Tchlcherln
MhpT.n,i - elcBates an , cxpla nttloii
of lhe(.crman cieie(,aus, an cxpia nuion
for the cutting of the wire. Minister
Bach denied tho Germans were respon-
slblc. declaring their own wl.es were
out. ,,,.,.., , ,
Tihlclierln leplled tint the explana-1
Hon was 'raw," and that the severance
of communications was unquestionably
j..iiKoritA "
Thousands of war prisoners aie starv I
Inc In Itussla us a icsult of cliorganlz.i- ,
.... e i,.,n.nnrintlnn. It m.k ileelnrea
MUM VI ...... .--..... --
todaj. nuslun olllclals .ulmltted their-;
fear of an upil-lng
, , , i,.!.,,. m.,.i
Commissioner of Prls-oncis Mentrl -
I.I I.. ...I.I .t 1 1 ... !,
hOVSKl NH'i H .wun uvmiu ,. n.iv
the cotfequencc uilslnfi from the seri
ous situation
Lfforts to move FUpplles lo the prison
camps and t transport prlsoneis to
olntr) where foodstuffs have been btoied
have failed through lack of train facili
ties AIlQTltl A AMD fZFIiAt A1JV
AH a i ma uu Ktnnnuuvi
DISAGREE ON POLAND
Zl'ltlCH, Peb 7
Austria and Geimany have failed to i
rmh an ngrcement on the division of'
'Polish tcirltorj between them, accord-,
Itzlo (In m.ui newspapers reaching here '
todav
It Is undeiMoiid that Germany wants i
the linln.slil.il and mining legions, ullov-'
ing Vii'-lrlc to ictalii only the arilcul-j
tural dlslrli ts "
The Iikal Anelgci and the Tageblatt I
sneikcln awed tones of the plans fori
Teutonic camp ilgns against the northern
lines In llussU and jui tin weslern front
Thej repoit that (Juartcrmaster General i
l.udfiiclors" liislsled upon and obtained
his own .i) In ellroetlng the Austro
'erniui opeiallons against the P.usslans. I
ALEXIEFF LEADS ARMY
OF 35,000 ON KHARKOFF
PirriSOGltAD. Pel) 7
Oeneial Alcxleff, wild J5.000 "shock
Irenps, is reiioited tn bo marching upon
Kliarkoff and Voimiesh He Is occup)
Ing Hie railroad si itlons en mute
Oncrals Knledlns mid Alcxleff and
former War Minister Sivlnkoff, althougli
appaientl) uniting In oiganlrlng an
army to oppo e tin- Hnkbevlk Govcrn
menl, are said to be on the verge of
a spill 'I he old and joung fossicks
He chimin: npail and arc reported to
lie faring siu mined clash The Uolhhe
vlkl aie gaining the suppoit of Iho
Joung Cossacks
rtolshevlU vhlniics ovei the Pkialn
lans are icpoited A number of sta
tions and positions in the vicinity of
rostoff have In ell lake n by the former.
An irllllery battle Is raging between
Ilackmaeh and Nlezcliln. In which the
Hol-hevlkl me eniplojlng sou ,g plln
The Pkraluiaiis me lepnited lo have
retrealid after blowing up a bridge
nerosH the Dnlepei. The commander it
1'oetheiiro was capluicd and sentenced
to death
Patties between Holshcvlk forces nnd
Polish leglonailcs me continuing
FRENCH EDITOR DERIDES
HINDENBURG'S BOAST
"He Will Get to Paris Like Uic
Crown Prince," Says
M. Lauzannc
Von Hlndenburg'H boast that April 1
will see him In Paris at the head of
his army Is derided by M Stcphan Lau
zannc, head of the French Government's
Publicity bureau In New York, who
came to Philadelphia to attend tho cele
kratlon of the 140lh anniversary of tho
first treaty of alliance between America
and Prance, at tho Acorn Club. '
M tauzannc. who Is editor of the
Paris dally Le Matin, laughed when ho I
spoke of tho German's boast. "Jtemcni- ,
oer how tho Ueimaii Crown Prince'
boasted he would eat his Christmas din- '
nor h, Paris In 19H7' ho asked "Did!
he? So. need we fear the Germnu rrn. '
slvc?' ,
Although France has suffered greatly,
Jc said, she Is still strong and able to
"git to n military victory "Franco
"till faces elghty-oua German divisions
nd holds two-thirds of the entire front.
Does that sound as If wo wero ex
liauatcd?" ho asked.
ANTI-U-BOAT PLANS STOLEN
Theft Laid to Man Arrested by Navy
Secret Service
NEW VOHK, Feb. 7. Two blue
Prints, of secret devices for use In com
bating the Hubmatlne mennco are al
leged to have been stolen from a firm
01 manufacturers nf marine 1i.
Kraphlo apparatus here last week byj
Gillian .cuimrMirv. un pmnnv. mm
VVflS flrrestAfl Knltlntnu l... nnAM
j,tne Naval Intelligence Bureau, This
' was charged in tho complaint on which
1 is who nom yesterday for the Federal
Grand Jury under $5000 ball. I.u
carsky was employed at tho fuclory us
tlerk. Th bluo prints have been
AZIONI DI ARTIGLIERIA
AL FRONTE ITALIANO
Gli Aviatori Italian! cd Inglesi l
Abbattono Altri Cinque
Aeroplani Nemici
INCURSIONI AEREE,
II Vapotc "Tuscanln" con a Hordo ,
Truppo Amcricane Sllurato Prcsso
lo Costo Irlandcsl
ruhlhliril ml IIIMrlbutril Under
I'DIIMIT Nn. 311
Aiithorlrrd b net of Ortnlirr I),
1017, nn fllo nt the I'oaloffir of rtill
nilftphln, rn.
By order of the I'renlclenl.
A. N. IIL'm.KSOV,
rofttninvter Clfncr-I.
IIOMA. 7 febbralo
Delle potlrle Rluntc dalla fronte dl
hattaglla e da quanto e' stato ulllcl.il
mcnle conmnlcato si rllcva chc un'au-
mentata nttlvltn.' aete.i c dl artlBllerli
artlRliem
"m'C :
erl 1 altro. I
si e' verldcata lunRo tutto le
anc durante la Rloranta dl I
Intriml ilnetll .11 nrtlrllerln si vrrl. .
-- ...i .1 -I... vi.,,,i .1.1
ncarono nel puntl plu rlstrettl '"I
nrenta e lungo II Plave, mentro I rlpartl
U'lncurslone della fanterla splegarono I
una straordlnarla ottlvltn' pplncendoM I
fin presso le poMzlonl occupate daKll am-
, ,i
tro-tedeschl c rluvenilo a lalturare mol-
tllnil prlRloulcil i
Tattlvlta' d paito drgll aMatorl
Itallanl ed liiRlel non si llmlto a qual-
he hettoro, ma fu Intens.i In ognl punto
della fronte. i:ssl sorpressero e bom-
cieua ironic, isi eoiinfriu uuiu-
tnrdarono emcacementc truppe autro-
tedeschc che si trovano in prosslmlta" dl
I'rlmolano e San Cllatomo dl Vcglla, ad '
orlente del delta del Plave. e caui-orono "'
.-, -". ....- ....... wK...u.u... p,.. T
aMatorl sostennero parccchl scontrl oii,lor,Le ""'.. w mrreij acvisor.
- - - -
condlzlonl atmosferlehe contlnn- ' activity the Senate Military Co.,,.
essele buoni come on st mlttee went Intc executive session with
J ?7erirbynd U e' ?ag on "il ere lere ' k'"tary of War Ilaker and army offl-
l 'Xonle Itallana U ambi J , sa"fv ""' Talnr for hnowl-
j;HialrncKrt"K of the scope of the work under
aeree ed opernz'onl dl fanterla die po-l"1'", .......
,ranf)i ,Unnto prima, condurre ad cstosi Critics of the Wnr Department, who
C() iml,0rtnnll combattlmentl Coiiilinc cijUalllzed their remedies Into
tutt.i probablllta' le urinate Itallnne ed Um munitions director and war cabinet
i r.n,.iir,o-nii ftanpnet nttnpnnii ,,iin bills, declared that the President's nc-
fronte nordlca. Inlzleranno nlterlorl
nrlonl per (.cncclnre II ncmlco dalle pol-
'rlone doinlnniitl v.rso t llinltl ,i,n ,
planure venele. ed Impedlrc definitlva-
mente che gll Invasorl possano faie qual-
siasl tentatlvo per un offenMva mlrantc
,.,,.,,'.. ,,,,.
--
" ""' !' .,"".! "H
Presentcmenlc, pcro', k! consldera
Imposslblle che l ncmlco nbbla Intcn-
zlone ill rinnovure la sua offenMva con-1
tro ritalla, glacchc' lo condlzlonl nl I
j fionte Itallano sono materlalmento cam-'
blite In favnre del dl'ent-orl I
Gll av latorl austro-tedeschl, leri I altro, i
poco dofo II tramonto, complrono una in-
cussione sopra Venczla, Mcstre e Trevlfo
dasclandovl cadere alcune mombe, senza
pelo. rnu,arc tanil 0 farc Mmt.
I-cco II testo del comunlcato umdile
pubbllcato .led,
dal Mlnlstero della
Guerra in noma
Le nostro pUtuglle d Incurslone
tplegarono una rlmarchevole attivlta'
nclla cattura del prlglonlerl
L'n'numentata Intenslla' nolle- azl
onl dl artlgllerla si verillco' verro I
puntl plu" rlstrettl del Hrenta e lungo
lo poslzlou! del Plave
V'na vivace attivlta' aerea e' stata
plegata lungo tutta la fronte dl bat
taglla. Durante la Riornata dl leri I
nostrl squadronl da bombardamento,
In unlone a quelll Inglesl, nttaecarono
con ottlml rlsultatl truppe nemlclie In
xlclnanza dl I'rlmolano ed II terreno
nviatorlo a San Glacomo dl Veglia
Le nostre aereonavl causarono im
eslecso fuoco nel magazzlnl dl muni
7lonl del ncmlco a San Stlno dl
I.ivenza,
cinque aeroplani nemleo furono
obbittutl, duo dal postrl aviatori e trc
clagll aviatori Inglesl
leri. pocc dopo II tramonto. Venezia,
Mestre Trevlso furouo nuov anient"
linniliardate dagll avlntori austro
tedeschl. Non si ebbero a vcrlflcurc
d innl o vlttlme
WASHINGTON, D C 7 Febbralo.
II Departlmcnto della Guerra ha an
nunzlato die. durante la glornata dl
leri, II vapore "Tuscanla," con a bordo
truppe amerkane destlnato In Francla,
c' stato sllurato ed affondalo da un r.ot
tomarlno tedesco nella zona dl guerra e
preclsamente verso le costc uordlche
dell'Irlanda
II 'Tuscanla" avevn a boido tra uffl
clall ed uomlnl ill truppa L'KO persone,
comprese rapprescntanzo della Croco
Itossa Americana e della V. M C A
Flnora 191 uomlnl sono slatl sbarcatl
nel portl Irlandcsl dl nuncranna n
Lame. Non e' stato aiuora fatto noto
II nuniero esatto delle viltline c si spera
che ess0 pa llniltato
Un dlspacclo da Londra, glunto sta
inaiiet dice die 210 persone nvrebhe per
ill, to la vita c'on r.iffondamento del Tus
canla. L'ultlmn rapporto glunto a lyjii
ill i dice che I superstltl sbarcatl amnion
lane a -'1ST.
II Vapore "Tuscanla" fu costrulto ne
191 1 a Glasgow oalla Anchor Line e pas
so' pobda alia Cunard Line. Spostava
14,318 tomiellate. La Cunard I.llio dal
prlnc Ipln della guerra ha perduto cinque
del plu' grandl vaporl.
CORNS LIFT OUT! .
COSTS FEW CENTS
Drops of magic! Doesn't
hurt one bit! Drop a little
Freezone on a touchy corn,
instantly that corn stops hurt
ing, then you lift it off with
the fingers. No pain! Try it!
Til "
Why wait? Your druggist sells
a tiny bottle of Freezone, for a'few
cents, sufficient to rid your feet of
every hard" corn, soft corp, or com
between the toes, and caljuses,
without soreness or irritation.
Freezone is the much talked of
discovery of the Cincinnati, genius.
YsT JfntllH kit Prirenff.
ZJwNiVV'liCo.,Cl0!lniiill,O,
,1,1, '
i:
'EVBtflKfe T fUDLiC4
SINKING SPEEDS
UP WAR MACHINE
All Departments Prepare
for Greater Efforts
Against Germany
DICTATOR BILL APPROVED
Measure President Advocates
Being Fought by Republicans
and Some Democrats
WASHIXOTO.V. 1VI. 7
Shoikri! by tlerinnnv' dramatic
Miol.e at America's transport lines, the
war government today tuthrrMl Ituclf
for the crcnteict effort It has thrown Into
the war.
ConRres had before It 1'reMilent Wtl
ron'a request for unprecedented legisla
tion KMni? him unmralleted powers for
icorsanlrtitB and co-ordinating tho en
tire Unv eminent wnr vvorl.
The shlppltiB board announced forma
tion of an Interallied transportation
r0ninilttee to allocate tonnaue and speed I
r?.n'r,nl f ,r00,,, a"'1 SUP""" l
rancc.
The war and slllppInB hoirdl
considering a plan to restrict Imports
(ind Crea0 service of neutral ships In
tr.msatlantlo trade
The shipping hoard put It squarely
up to labor to make tho uhlpbulldlnB
1'roJ'nl"" "?"",,,-
Administration Influence vvni thrown
hrMa tnc ,ou,nB bill befire Consress
In btllef that the f.ite of the shlpplnB
program now depends la.icelv upuii the
woiKets
President llson npparentlv Is de-
i""""1" ' nwl Il ""I'o inercueiisiy
- - ." , . . . -" ,
in his request for legislation which lr-
"'ally would empower him to break the
fetters of peice time liws, reorganize
Iho Government and create er disband
- - , . .
1ureaus and commissions, as he sees
ft s seen hj iiove to stop competitive
buj Ing between he army and navy, em-
power the war Industries be.ard to en-
- ,. .., . , . .
A , ,,,,,,, ,h( f ..,,,...
,lon ,,n" nl 1,a,,t a P"tlal vindication
'r them Thev s it is an admlsslrn
i.v me c mci j.xecuuve tint n snihc-up
..
Is needed
"We seek
bv manditnrr
legislation
to effect the reorganlzctlon the Presl-
dent has In mind," said one of them.
V
L12l - ':HTlAur:l:l'iliA, TliolDAV.
"whll the rrMnt seeks to do It
through permissive legislation."
"The. President wants to reorganize
the whole Government." said Renalo
Itltehctck. 'The Military Affairs Com
mittee does not propose to go that far.
We will continue our fight for the Cham
berlain bills, because we believe the re
organisation and centralization neces
sary ran be accomplished without
granting the President such bread pow.
ers as he seeks."
That the measure will meet the most
stubborn opposition from the minority
side of the House was admitted. These
opponents, It was predicted, would
gather strength from among the Demo
crat. An ehment In Congress which
sprang up when the Senate gnashed Its
teeth In vain over the Oarrield fuel order
Is strongly opposed to granting any
further general powers tothe President
The War Department fight spiead
through both houses of Congress todav
liepresentatlve Carter Cllass was ready
with the first prepared defense of the
Administration that has been heard In
Congress in the Senate. Senator Shields
attacked the constitutionality of the war
cabinet and the munitions director bills
He charged that they encroached upon
powers given the executive department
by the Constitution
GERMANS THREATEN
IJIJTI.H MAY STAnVK"
-"'"
Under Sccretarv for Koreicn Affnlra
W Teutons Won't Shi
c.M:,i vw..
Special Kindness
AMSTi:ilOM, Peb 7 Under Si ere-
tarj" for Porelgn Affairs llussche, of
Oernianv In rtl-u.tn.. imt-l, ..,i,
i.crmanj. in ducti'sin Dutch-American
affairs with the Ilerlln correspondent of
Hie ltniulel.hlin.tr ,iu..i i,t r--.
the nandelsblandt, declared that Grr-
mi tv) will not quletlv submit to the
N
consequeiues
nf tb nmr.iT i,.r.ht
the outrage vvhetebv
the nemy position Is Improved and
Germans' made worse
vmih-ii-. in.- nuvr r-i-Lreiiilv s.uo
counted on the fact that Germany would
America, the t'ndcr Secretatv said
not Bnow the Dutch to die of "hunger
and cold
Germany, however, he ndded, will not
show special kindness to a countrj i
where Its Interests are opposed
Kensington Men Cancel Itanouct
pl.nned for this evening, has been enn-
ceieci ins-ui, r reunion or mat or-
ganl7atlf.il will he held at Textile Hall.
Kensington aveuun and Cumberland
Ktreet TI1I3 was decided upon for the
puipose of saving food
Steal S.IGI In Jewelry
The home of I. Pinnei nt r.Jl
South Portv -third street, was cuteied
In robbers this morning at nn eailj hour
and vnluablc Jewelry was taken Cn-
trance was gained Xo a seionci-story
, .. ...
room In the rear bv the robbers from
a sine) Just below a window, which was
forced Th Jewelry wns valued at J.-.fit,
said Mr Dauncr todaj
Helpful
A centralized authority with supreme power
to determine the approximate monthly schedule
of requirements of all the departments of the
United States Government and to control the
co-ordinated production and distribution of
Men to Fight
Food and Shelter for Them
Material to Clothe Them
Guns Ammunitio n A irpla nes
Rail, Highway and Waterways Transportation
Ships for Transport j
Money to Pay the Bills Promptly
Directed and informed by such a centralized
authority
American Labor and Capital
will continue to produce today produce more
tomorrow and keep on increasing production
daily to the limit of physical and mental powers.
If the United States Government's require
ments are systematically and co-ordinately
scheduled to be ready when they are needed for
use at home or abroad they will be supplied
promptly and with a minimum of interference
with the demands of our domestic necessities of
material and transportation.
The nation thus unified and the business
situation clarified, all the necessary taxes can
be paid and the necessary bonds be sold.
The Autocar Company
Ardmore,iPa.
Manufacturers of "The Autocar Motor Truck"
PERSHING IS WARNED
TO SAVE ARMY FOOD
Secretary Baker Wants Sol
diers to Practice Economy
Too
WAHIIIXCITOV. Teh 7 Strretary
nakrr has suggested food uinservatlon,
by the American forces In I'rnncc. The
American commander was nsl.ed to con
sider regulations governing the purchase
of foods bj soldiers fiom post esihanges
and ftom the Trench people and to take
up the subject of avoiding food wastes
nt the table
The Scctetarj h ublegram, given out
by the food admlnlstint on In part
reads'
'The Importance of the conservation
of food and the desirability of avoid
ing waste among our milium forces and
the ever Increasing dinicut or supply
ing food products to our Allies, nM well
as to our military force nnd civilian
population, suitEets the advlsabllltv of
propigandi among vour forces In the
matter of the ne(eltv of food either-
vntlon Ailloti
i lool.lnir to slmll.ir result
has been taken up In division amp
cnntonnipiitH and w.ii prl
lhWX ...
Instructions to jour com
prison camps in
elf of Issuing
ns to jour command looking
not only to the avoid ine of waste In
messis. but also to a povMhln leRiila
tlon of tho sale of food! tuffs In p st e-
I'lmtitreR- V M C A niut tn(i-hti4 of
Columbus canteens and similar places
'Complaints Inve been mado that the
nrmll .,PnpiP ,PB f0d products to
Americni soldiers are iharglng oxorbl-
,anl prlien and thereby Increasing tho
,,s, f ,Mn(: f01. ,nc prench people
our lei'oinmrtid itlnus In this nntter
a requeued
MAitquis or DurrnuiN iikad
. ,
His Widow U the Daughter of John
II. Davis, of New York
LONDON. Peb 7 Tho Marcplls or
Dufferin, who married Plorence Pivls,
of New York, died today
Terence Temple Illarkwood, second
Marquis of Dufferin nnd Av.i, who here
III addition the titles of llarnn Claude
boje, Pnrl of Duffel In, Viscount Claude-
hove, llarl of Ava ami llarnnet rue-
ceeded his fathei, tiie first Marquis in 1 Will Not Take Over Street Railway
1'Ml.' The latter was it one time Gov- System nf U I mils
ernor Geneinl of Cainda, nnd hl ft.aicm Olj". I'0UIR
motlier. the Dowager Marchioness, io 1 .... ....
Is still living, has nil extended reputa- W VMH.M.ro.N. I eh , Uallvv.iv Di
llon 111 lllerarj work and In various lector Moxdoo will not take over contiol
public dnrltles The .Marquis who was ' r the strict railway ostein of St I.outs.
born In Iieland in 1SG6. mirtleil Miss This was in ide plain todsy from sources
Ploience Davis, cluiighter of John II I close to tho director general.
Davis, of New Vork, the ear after he ! III the face of the growing strike situ
succeeded lo the marnulMlc They hnve atlon, the St I.ouls Chnmber of Com
tluee daughters nierce jesterday decided to request that
The Marquis had hod a distinguished
diplomatic career, having served nt
Constantinople, Paris and .Stockholm,
and hid been In the Ilrlllli Porelgn
Ofllce since 1S"6. and In his earlier vcars
he was second "-ccrelarj In th" diplo
matic service
tfEKKUAUY 7," 1018
AMERICAN FIRMS MAY
TAKE "ENEMY" RENTALS
War Trade Hoard, However, Must
Get Lease. From Tenants
or Landlords
The War Trade Hoard, on January SI,
l!U, has authorized bramhes of Amer
ican corporations nnd other American
houses established and engaged In busi
ness In neutral countries, or In countries
associated with the United Stntes In the
war. In cases where a lease has been
mmle without knowledge of the "enemj'
character of tho tenant or landlord, as
the case may be
KIrst To reiclve lent from "enemies"
or "allies of enemies" where refusal to
accept the same will result In fnllure
to collect the debt
Second To pu rent to "enemies" or
"allies of enemies" where refus.il to piy
the same will lesull In forfeiture of the
lease or damages
Provided tint n report nf every such
lease shall be mailed to the War Trade
Hoard, Washington, D C, after the dis
cover' of such "enem ' Interest Such
report shall state the date when the
leae was made, the date when the leae
expires, the amount of rental paj-able,
the name or names of Iho "enemy" ten
ant or lindlord, us the i.iso mav be. nnd
the n lines of other pirtlcs tu the leise
hulgars make rules
Edict Forbids Busincfs Deals That
Would Fnvor Enemies
WASHINGTON, Peb C Consul Gen
eral Murphy, at Soda, Bulgarl i, reports
It Is announced bv the Ministry of
PorelRii Affairs that In conformity with
Article 11 of the rcRiilatlons relative to
trading with the enemy the execution
of iM-ctml.il) and other obllgitlons with
Prench and KiikIIsIi subjects Is pei mil
led onlv when In favor of llulgarl.iii
-uhjeits
The p.ivment of msuiame premium'!
loins, mortgages, which Ilulgarlau ub
Jcits dehirn to settle, nro cited us ex
amples of permitted dealings It Is
provided however, that pajment bs
IL n
made In nulgat Ian mon,,s-even where
the contrary has been agreed upon In
the contract. If the agieements. how-
ever, contemplate pajment In gold, llul-
girl in gold notes must be the medium
of pi) mem.
McADOO KEEPS HANDS OIT
, the sjstem ne placed under I eileral con
trol, ns a war emergency incisure The
formal request has not vet reached Mi I
McAdoo. but It was pointed nut that even
wero ho Inclined to complj', there Is
some doubt as to whether It Is within
his Jurisdiction to taKe such a step.
ry
SPEED UP THE WAR
TO BE G. 0. P. SLOGAN
Penrose Also Predicts 100 Re
publican Majority in
Next House
WASHINGTON, ftb 7
'Speed up the war, nbollsh Inelllclency
nnd eliminate tho Inelllclent "
This Is to be the Itc publican batllecrv
In the coming campaign. Senator Holes
Penrose, Itepiiblknn national cr mmlttee
man of Pennsjlvunlu, todav .mnoiinied
Ills statement. Issued on the eve nf the
meeting of the ltepubllcan Nntloml
Committee nt St Louis, called upon Itc.
publicans to meet In the spirit of h.ii
ninny to plan the coining battle
"The fact that the nation Is nt war Is
no reason vvli the ltepubllcan party
should suspend," he said 'The ltepubll
can pilly Is willing to let the Demo
cratic pirtv conduct the vwir. but the
ltepubllcan part mut stand us the
Pirtv of lonstructlve rrltlcKm ns well
us pin rlli i n-opeintlnn "
This Is the best vvav to speed up pre
pirediirss which has been sadly lark
ing" Penrose said
He icdlcts n l!i publican majority of
100 In tho next Miu-.c of P.eprr'srnta-
(IVC'S
CONFESSES RODRERY
.TtulRe Ilurmnn Sentences Man to
Siv. Years
W.OOM'sHlT.G Pa Pel, 7 Claude
Sinltli who confessed In court to rob
bing the tore of Simuel I.jnn In
llenvlck ntid slid to In Implicated In
nlher bin gin c In Columbia County
was sentenced bv Judge llennin to
not levs thin six nor more than ten
j ears in tne i.isiein i-eniienllary
n.i.l
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, u rt,cVt'," ' ei.,M I ... " ""
' 'rom a Mlnnewita penitentiary only last
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PURCHASING ORDERS ACCEPTED
923 MARKET STREET
nexpected Purchase and
Sale of Furs
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Red Fox
Maline
Taupe Lynx
Natural
Fur Scarfs
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IHnik Prench C'enejr
Itime Moufflon J
IHnik Wolf I
M, u nk OpoMiin
Itrcl I'nx
Taupe Wolf i
Knnifliatkn lov V
.Mlier Wolf I
( re Iai I
lliitllrhl f.rn.v Tox
$3.98
$5.98
$15.00
$19.75
nnrl up tn
$47.50
LTir-2(y
A Waist Sale
i
Featuring a Purchase!
9 $1 Voile
Waists
Hir.'ch's hac been famous
for the wonderful waists
they have offered at this low
price.
This is the best group yet,
and evciy waist is worth
double.
Lace-Trimmed Waists
Embroidered Waists
Tailored Waists
in a galaxy of styles most
unusual. Two are ptctuicd.
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A Big Clearance
Winter Coats
x vTrm
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weather
Fur-Collar Coats
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COL. SAVKRY BRADLEY'
Wns Piomtncnt In Development
Atlantic City Utilities v,
vilj.x.lli cm, J'co, c. coionr .wC
Snvery Ilrndlej-, n Phllndclphlan. fVj
plnjecl n prominent part In the dcveleiK i3
of Atlantic City utilities, died nt a lafi 'C.ij
hour last night nt the Hotel ltrlghlori; iftfi
where he had made his homo for tht
nPnn,- . . -r . t . . m N.kc .
hivmci iuiil ill riir linn num. aj s.
- if
deceased wns prepldcnt of tho Pleasant-1 y .,
vllle Klectrlc Light nnd Power Comt t
pany nnd, prior to tho taking over W t "
wniring srasuori! gns companies , oy y,
tlarctice M Gelst, was one of the larg-'Hl
est stockholders of the old Atlantic iCitrfJ"
Gns unci Water Company v? &
Colonel Hradley was seventy-four, i
j'cars old nnd n member i
er of the Columbia. U i
Club,
Phlladclphli: the Atlantic City it
Club unit Hie Atlantic City Coun-J.J
ntle Cltv .t.
Yacht
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uj . iui. in- in niii-u iij' .,!,-. sjiuu- 1 ,
lev nnd four children. Tho funeral . j"
will be held from his Philadelphia rcl?T 'al
dence, 2000 Pail, avenue, n '.i
Colonel Ilindlcj' had not heen In goort,',v Ai
nea III rnr nuire limn n. vrnr. lint filtfliu '1
condition did not become nlatmlng until j
n weeu ngo
IT'S A FIRST AID
to economy in the kitclicn.
Wastefulness is lo be
avoided. 15cgin with food.
Make second cuts equal
to first. Make food palat
able. LEA.PERRINS
SAUCE
THC'ORIQINAt WORCESTERSHIRE
Use it in the kitchen. '
The Entire Stock of
Henry Meisels
The Fashionable Fur Shop
64 East 34th Street, New York
at Half Price
Puts of quality and distinction at the greatest
savinfrs in many a year.
Tho Fashionable Fur Shop, located in New
York's high-class shopping disttict, only u
l icd the best furs, and it is these furs that arc
offered nt these saings.
Up to $100 Fur Sets
Jap Croit Fox
Taupe Wolf
Taupe Fox
Cross Fox
$19.75
$25.00
$35 & $49.75
FUR COLLARS ) $1.00
Hl.iclc Wolf. Kcnl Sl.unl.A tn
Kit Coney, Natural anil ( r
Auitr.vll.in Opossum. VI.3U
1 Hudson Seal Cape, with Mend
ed Squirrel $LQ 7C
collar T"c7 O
I China Sable Cape $7E f(
trimmed with tails O.UU
Numerous Other Piece
- Siv
Georgette
Crepe Waists
$2.00
Lace or cm
broidery trim
med front.
Large collars.
50c
few
tV K.
10,
$15 & $19.75
Every Coat h Worth
Double and More!
Coats of such elegance, quality and
style aro most unusual at these, low
prices. '
The best sellers of tho season ibut
thnnn-h thn winter is sevens and eold
will be here for two months ,yet;lt
wo musMake &
r'o oro 'jori
Fur-Trimmed Coals
Kerami-Collar Coats
Plush-Trimmed Coats
Self-Collar Coats
spnng siockv
Get h,er".
carlv totaor-
row fo best'
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