'!lf - .. , i' to . n l.t'i. 4 -. V . " - ii. 3. ,V?.m. ,. f s. iLBANIAN LINES 1 DRIVEN TO NORTH Italian Guns Now Domi nate Qcvoli River and Important Roads LUSTRIANS USE TORCH iinctny 8 runner lioul Will Clear Communication to . , West Macedonia , By the I nitcd Press llnme. Jul J 15 Furtlir advances by the Itallans-and 'rench In southern Albania have sell- usly'compromlspd the enem position". Ind probably will necessitate further ctfeat northward, freeing the Allied nmunlcatlons between western Mace- lonla and the Adriatic, a dispatch from he Italian front In Albania stated lo- lay. The Austrian continue to fall back disorder, Jiurnlng depots nt d villages vhfch they aie forced to abandon The lllage of IJulchet Is In flames Italian Hoops, co-opeiatlng with the French, haVe i cached Guniikn pass. The T lench have completely cleared Ihe be'sbts dominating Hie continence o Ihe Devtvll and Tomorlca Klveis Bilt- hli attacks In Macedonia made succes-s- UI raids against Hip Bulgarians west of Lake Dolran Paris .luly l!i The jl'iencli War 'JITke has issued he following' An Albania the French tioons con tinned tliclr successful ndvance: they diove the ptietnv from Hill fidO and ftom the v llliive of Xm tn ut the uonfliiPiup of the Tnnnoilcn and Devoll Rivers. On the I Icbt bank -of the Devoli vv oicuplcd Gramshi london, .lulv l.. Reutei'R cnriespondent on t lie .Mace Ionian front savs: "The Milled onenitions In fioiithcin vlbanla me irsultiiis In one sucloss fter another. In spite of the dinicult nature of thp countrv. There me no loads. In the battle ;:one and com- nunications nrc bcinir kent tin over Ihe rocky, precipitous mule piths. Willie the Italians me nii'Hnt: lions on the western wing nmi !:i the center, where contact Is helps -mill- lined with the Kieneh. the KVinch ire makintt good progiess In the Bosnia' legion bv overcoming e'-emy I resistance and capturing the ridges of Kosnltsa and the descending slopes l" I lie Austilans no longer are as de Etermlned as they foimeily were and surrenders are moie frpniiont. psnp. It-Tally among the Slava, who are dead Klred of campaigning in the mountains and throw up their hands at the flist opportunity. The 'Austiians me burn- nne depots and villages which they abandon. "All Information obtainable Is to the effe'et that the enemy'M position in southern Albania is serlouslv com promised and that there piobabl.v will he a further leticat in the north! thus freeing our communications between western Macedonia and the Adriatic coast." ALLIES CONTINUE ALBANIAN ADVANCE By the Associated I'reis V lennn, .'ul.v ITi Allied troops In Albania continue, to advance, pays an official statement from Austro-Hungarlan headqunrtets today. Increased activity is noted on the Italian front. The statement re ids "Between I.aike Clarria 'ind the dlge the reciprocal ortlller) fire wan veiv ac tive. On the' Venetian mountain front activity has Increased Thin morning Italian natianons. iruuirisij .-uiaciceci southwest of Aslago and noith of Monte dl Valbella, An engagement on the western slopes of the Brentn Valley also ended In our favor. "In Albania the enemy Is giaduallv pressing forward against our new line of resistance. in the Devoll Valley a I'TenCIl SqUilUHJII I1U-, IIC.-II icjruiu 450 SLACKER RAID CAPTIVES RELEASED Fifty Young Men Arreted in Chester Are Held for Hearing Tomorrow Four hundred and fifty of mole than 500 jouths and men anested In a raid by Department of JuBtlce agents In Chester, Saturday night, were released today, having either produced registra tion cards or satisfied the authorities that they weie not of ill aft age Of the fifty held for a hearing In Media tomorrow about thirty ale e Jpccted to be able to obtain their free dom. Twenty, however, ute believed to be draft evaders or deseiters. Two men have confessed they did not register this jear or In 1917, while otheis ad mitted tjiey had slipped unity from 'their home towns, changed their names, and Bought lo lose themselves among the crowds of shlpworkers that now throng the Chester district The proporletors of seveial icsoits where. It Is charged, liquor was hold to soldiers and sallois. will be held fur eourt. It was said today by It V Clark, b, agent of the Department of Justice, In 7, cnarge oi me i"" ' n Resinol healed that ugly skin eruption! wr I 'Kesinol Ointment relieves skin , jmtations that, 11 neglected, ue- come serious. A patch of itching nini'i or other skin ailment IWirgflMt discomfort and much 0m. .'" -. . " A-"i " letters to Germany permitted UNDER NEW spy-proof sysjem Messages Musi Be Written in Red Cross Chapters, 'Then Re- written, to Prevent Possihlc l?se of Seeret . VVnutilnRtmi, July IS TO PniJVn.VT tlio possibility of nlu able Infurmntloti eetthiK Into Clei ninny, the American ned C'ros, In senii Iiir lettcia behind the pncinv linen nt the request of ilerpons In this rountrj, Ih following cniefully a plan noticed out b the ,c'tate Iiepartinent to lo nvva Willi code Americano, Hermans or others In the United Slates vvlshluK to comimmlcate with relatives In Germany 'must now write out their messaKPS In lied Cioss chapters throughout Urn count! . These are sent thiotigh the division ofilces o: tltn tit fr. nil At Inn fn nut'nnul lipfiiliutn . - teia. tHpip ihev .ir. rpwrlttpn nmi iin. wording absolutely changed to prevem the sending of any diagram or secret I U. S. TROOPS IN MVRMAN ZONE CZECHS TAKES TOWN OF KAZEN ('nntliiuril from Tare One army and w'as accorded nn enthusiastic rtceptlon. Umfck Is 140U miles east of Moscow Kazan Is nn th" Kazinka River neat wheie It Joins the Volga lMs a manu facturing and commetclal center, and i" the cntiepot of commerce between Siberia and uiopean Russia. Kus.an Is about 100 m'les north of Shnbrlsk, where the Bolshevik Government troops weie reported to have jlefeaUd the Czechs last week Bs the ctpluie jif Kazan, 430 miles ea-t of Mc"cow, the Czccho-Slovaks have become ma'tets of the government of the rower Volga, sas a dlsiatch from Mom'PW The Czecho-SlovaUs also are utilizing Wat Minister Trotsk's tnoblll- n.l I.. ,l. l.nl Mnmilnlnn n.. II, a tlll II III llir , ll .'.wuinnlin, . llir i V,ilf-n rMpiv nnrl In Slbprl.'l. fnr tliplr ' own pmpu'.es by forming fiom reciulls what ihp.v call the Black Guards, which thev usf to strengthen their own foices ACTIVITY IN RUSSIA THREATENS GERMANY Special Cable tn livening Public ledger Coi'irlfllit, 'll. by cw Yatk Thnri Co. Ixinilon. July la. The Dail.v Chioulcle, In an editorial, while appreciating the Impoi tance of nn Allied Muiniun expedition, regiets that an Allied movement from Vladi vostok was not undertaken many months ago. It sajs: "The Oeinians have since Biest-l.ltovt-k. made tovvaicl the goal of mill tarv and political dominance in middle Asia, an amount of progress) which is tiulv icm.trU.ilde for the time taken And toward countering it the Allies have made none. Had they moved westvvaid fiom Vladivostok when vvp first urged It many months ago how different tn'ght hive been the situa tion. The success ot the Czecho slovaks suggests that w weie not far vviong In our estimate of the com pilative ease vvlth which n tians Siberian cpeditiou might have mas teied any lighting force (nought to bear fiom Kuiope. "The mere tin cat Involved In an Allied nnd Russian antl-Cleiman move ment along the inllvvay would have compelled tb" C.Pimins eltlipr to cur tail theli ambitions or employ far mine soldieis in Hitsslii and eons" nucntlv fewer In l-Yanee. Pait ut last of the severit of the ordeal which tlie Allies must expect shoitly to nuclei go In Fiance tnav bp regarded as a ppnilt.v for oui failure man) months ago to n gioiip intei vention in Russlx fiom Vladivostok." London, July 15 The cla'niN of two rival Slnerlin (Sov erninenlP Hmvalb's and Deibor'" ar discussed in a series of dispatches from the Harbin eoi respondent of the Di'lv Mall, who .stionglv supports Lieutenant Ceneral Horvath and urgee the Allies lo give him recognition and aid. In a tileginin dated July 7 the coi lrsnondent describes as an rxtremelv finpoitnnt development "the fm tuition of a thpioughlv repiesentatlve Slberlin Cloveiiiment ur.Jer the niisplcs of Cen eral Ilorvath, whose nssoc'at'nn with it Is a guaiantee of Its title to stand for thp Siberian pop'iWon The Hervath Covernineiit. he mi in cludes the mo'l prominent flgu-es In the commercial, Industrial and agricultural life of the Siberian cbntlnent and must not be confuted vvlth the Gov eminent of autonomous Siberia, otherwise known as the Derber Govcrnmnet, from the name of Us leader. The Derber Government lasted Jess than on dsv, being dissolved brusciuely bv the HoWievlki. and It has s'nee lived hi n lullvvay jeai at Harbin, plaintively seeling lecngnition from the Allies. On the othet band, the Hervath Government promises to be acceptable to nine-tenths of th" population of Siberia. The eorre H'Ondeut pays that General Horvath Is a man of action, and, though not Immune to criticism ma.v be confidently remom mended to the good offlcps ol the Allies General Hoivath Is described as being tempoiaiy Picniler Th others aie Vosirot'n. member of Ihe Third and South Dumas and who was associated w'th N'ansep's Anlaretie expedition tak ing constitutional democratic member of the thitd and fourth Dumas who has great Influence' among the trans-Baikal Cop-acks and who wa a member of the shbri-llved Semenorf Government: Tstr cigoff, V'ce Minister of Conimt'n'i'atlons in the Kriensky Cabinet: rutlloft. vvpll knowu financier during the olcr.reg'me, n director of the Husso-Aslallc Bank and who Is laputed to Influence the finances of the Chinese Kastetn Hall way; Geneial Kloog. fonucily Mllitnr.v Governor of Vladivostok- and latterly as. sociated with Generals Koni'iof and Alexleff in various counter-rev oi itlonary movements; Okorokoff and Kurskl. boMi cause it contains harmless anti dotes for such conditions, Rcsinpl Ointment was originated by a doctor for the treatment; of eczema, nnd other -skin kaffection8, ,. 6 you ea not hwltato to W It, ? ',.,. EVENING PUBLIC Code coele The incssaRes are then Riven to the censorship board and nie'paesed or refined bj them its the case may be. When they reach it neutral country. tbe ate translated on other paper anil In moRl eases delivered by the Med Croies of the plae?, to which they ko The plan Is cnlisldered as spy-proof as It Is pos. 1 fllblei to dcNe The State Department presented to the Hed Cross the present plan In detail and.nsked that the Iteil Cross put It Into effect Today the American Red Cross Is sendliiK nn average of 1D0n letters a dnj to persons living behind the enemy lines. This work Is done through Wasn. Ington headquarters of the American Ited Cross by the Bureau of Commiinica tlon. of which lMward M Day Is acting dhector. Socialists, and Admiral .tollrhak. com manding the Russian forces at Harhln, who Is a provisional meinbpr RUSSIAN LEFT WING MURDERED MIRBACH ! the Anaciatcd Press W nshliiKlnn, Jul.v 1 Gprman attempts to fasten the blame fni thp assnss'mtlon of Count von Mlr- bach In Moscow upon the Allies have been enllielv thwinted 1 Ihe !idmlIlnn of lesponslhlllty for the death of the Gei man Ambassidor by the pentiai execut've cqinmlttee nf the Left of the Social Hevnlutlonaip party, according lo advices today to the State Department Xo pretense Is now made hi Moscow that the Allies were in any way re sponslhle for the assassination The Social rtejolutlonarp party Is n gioup of former Premier Kerenskv'a followers who have been able to maln- lltli nn ninnnlnnllnii al.mi. t.A ... .....I....... . ...in .in nil, iiiium n mr lilt- mci iniiin I of the piovlsional Government The Left, il Is understood bete, has hrnken awav from the remainder nf the patty and joined forces with the Bolshevik!. The sMuation In Moscow Is reported vei.v bad Xo trains nre entering or leaving the c't.v, nnd, although the local uprising is repented lo have been put down, tiansporlnlion li in an even more thoroughly dislocated condition than It was during the recent riots IIORVATWS IRON RULE PROTESTED BY AtLIESiO , , ,. The recent ncllvlt of the 1' rnnco-llal-" ' Ian armies In Albania and Macedonia is 7v the Associated Press Pehln, .lulv t.1 The British l.'iench and Japanese Ministers to f'hlna have protested to Uenel.Ti lloivatb. the autl Bolshevlk mllltarv conunandei who has Mii'med a lempoiary war cabinet for Slheila, asking him to withdraw his dic tatorship proclamation, on Ihe ground tint it is unwise and untimely. The pioclamatlon .the Ministers siv, is calculated to cause a situation widen may Impede the movement of the f'zei'ho-Slovaks, which movement at the o'csenl lime Is all-ltnpoy.int Geneial Ilorvath Is lenuested lo icnlv to the diplomatic piotest. NEW AIR MOTOR PLANNED Curtiso Co. Hopes lo Develop Kn- yinc Superior lo "Liberty" Ity the United Press nshlnglnii. Jul.v 15 The Cuitlss Aeroplane I'ompinj Is endeavoring to divelop an all plane with an engine of their make said lo be moie powerful than the .Libert moloi. The Government Is encouraging the Cuitlss cffoit. as w'th all efforts appeal ing llkelv rf success Details of (he nrw midline ar" withheld Should It piove available, ipiantltv pi eduction un doubtedlv will be sought, but officials lici-' ate uulnfoim d thus far v.neltiPi the new model will piove desliabl l.lbeit.v ino'iir pioductlo.i vcas chara-. iMled todav as "doing v-i.v v.ell i?V S'S) r M-HE Aeolian Company, through their .m v Settlement, If desired, may be made through our Rental Payment Plan, which applies all rent toward the purchase. Coll, 'phone or write for catalogue. C. J.HEPPE & SON Philadelphia Representative! of the. Aeolian Company Dovtfntow'n 1117-111.9 Chestnut Street LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, ALLIES TO STRIKE BLOW ttl BALKANS Will Hurl Drive Northward From Italian and Grortan Frontier 250,000 GREEKS TO All) Austria Collapses and Bulbars Favor Entente U. S. to Take Part Ru a StaT I nrmpoiuhi t nshlnctnn, ,lul 15 The Allies have theli plans prepared for a big drlvp against Austria-Hungary from the Italian nud Greik frnntlprs. which will mark thp beginning of great er activity In the Balkans where Gei man.v, for the last two vears has held almost undisputed swav In Ihe last sl months nilmi ions events have occurred In Austria and thioiif.hout the Balkans favorable to the Allies and dkahtrous to Geiinau.v. which make a drive from the snulli at this time afipear to hold constrict abp m.wiiiiHKc; ci cut- ,mc-. .... , . . .1.. . in Italian and Kreneh foices are esnect- cu o oeur cue nrum or me iignttng ln11(!lllM ,,, ., fiermans stronger than urtlltlmiM T.-int.n im.niiDi. it... l n ' . .... . - region is easier for them to rearh But some American and British I'olo- Jjilal regiments will do their part and some help Is hoped for from the Gieeks. vvhev are now understood to be about ready to put 'approximate!; SBO.min cp. armed nud equipped men in the field The proposed attack on Austria Is be- Ileved to come nt n most oppottune time pollcv without piellmlnary sidesteps So now, when that oounlrv lias been struck far as the Entente Is concerned, It is a staggering blow by the Italians along j oiilv necessarv to know that in German the Plavp. and the countr's population "der alte kuis" icinalns and to act ac id In a tuimc.il, with bread riots amHlcrdngly sabotage uprisings I - Tuts OfT Aid In Knbrr "A drive on Austria now would with hold from Germany anv possible help from Austrla-llungarv In withstanding the Increasing pressure ot the Allies I along the western front Copenhagen. Jul.v ! It would also add linmen'el.v lo the Chancellor von Hertllng s pronounce flame of discontent lapidlv spreading ment on Belgium Is legarded hi high within the bordeif? of Getinan.v s piln-1 clpal all.v. Thr AustilaiGoveininent is known to he approaching vei.v neat to a complete downfall It no fongei has a parlla- ment, has been bankrupt for sum' llnie. ,.. , .ii ..n...i ...,a l,ri lr.1 liD US anil) ii uiKuiinmi.. .. ; fighting povvei and spirit and its people .. lui...n.li lliu.l nf (lli. Kit ntlll lf but the beginning of a big drive in tended to wicst from Germain entire dominance of the regions, Ijlng "outlieast of tlie German Kmpire (reeks In dd 'i.Ml.ulin, Kor some time there was doubt of the I advlsabillt) of sending complete equip ment to the Gicek nrm.v But that doubt has now been removed and the Gnekj force has been assisted bj the Allies to the point where 2S0.000 effectives can be put In the field ' While the Serbian and Gieek ai mles have been lecoveilng from tlie mon strous effort of the combined Ucrimfii, ustrlan, Bulgarian and Turkish armies lo exterminate them, the nrmv of Bul garia, light along their bordeis, has been glowing steadily vvcakei and Hit Hrllgarian people becoming more dis contented The tieat.v which Germain made with Rumania at Biichaiest was all fen Gel manv anil none for Bulgaria, although Bulgaria expected gieat tilings when she t,hiew In her lot with German against her kinsfolks Ihe Russians. Bulgaria has been northern Dobrudja snatched fiom hei by Gennanv nnd Is not sine thai Turkey oi Itumauia will not even tually get the southern Dobrudja llulgnrln Bulgaria lias "rn, Mistake seen her foodstuffs shipped to Genua n.v. while carl. in people starved, until the llul sentlmi nt X5? -o-l TJte FRANCESCA, ail Aeolian-made Player -Piano, $525 ship of the most important patents 'governing the manufacture of Player-Pianos, and through their unflinching belief in the highest quality and the most specialized workmanship, have justly gained for their products, universal repognition as the world's standard. i It is a high tribute to scientific management and efficiency that this organization, which makes the genuine Pianola such as used in the Steinway and Weber Pianolas, has been able to pro duce in the same factories," the Franccsca Player-Piano, to sell at $525 a price less than is asked for decidedly inferior instru ments. Yoll mrl finrl nn hnflnr vmlnn fny tlio mnnmi ' Uptown 6th and Thompson Streets c r has reached the point where an Allied 1 attack 'now would be mot opportune land welcomed by n lalge part of the I Bulgarian people i The field of action along the Adriatic now seems to hold out such piomise fin the Allies that some part of the Anir'i lc.an army and the other forces In Trance 111.1.V be drawn upon to aid the drive In southeastern Kuiope and tear down liertnan.v's back dooi Herllina Stands for Old Policies t'nntlmifil from I'niee One Mlttag Zeltung, "something hippcncri which mndp the attnopheio beiome frigid so that Von Kiehliminn eperi-elu-ed that silisatlon one feels on Rolng from a sunny stmt Into a refrlRciatlon ihainber " What the trouble was no one knows, and Count vou Hertllng In his speech glossed It over bv sa.vlng that Von Kuchlmann was found not to enjoy the necersnrj confidence of cei tain factors or peisons.'so he gave his resignation lo thp Kalver, It appeals, by word of mouth, and even refused to carry on the woik of bis derailment until his successor took It over In Berlin political cltcles It is believed that the Socialists, too. will pursue theli ".i1ip Knrs." Hint of climbing down Once again the.v will show how green nre theli Scheldeniann's i itMlltlcl hnnpn. Hot r hpeetli. nt last In tlin 0Ulcl.1l report. "" tlip follow Itip StunH Imt it i rx jcnntnliirtl none of the thr(.itcnlnR! of i pptlnl tlMt tbt- cattin w HI b airangpd 'wiatli dlplnrd In A'orwaprt. SchrloV- f b ftiotlit NoneinaKpr in f-uit or- omii Ih r((lnntly await5 that thp ltt?tch- , hm t.iK in.ijonij no huiki-i ut?t.i .- in . i natnp. tnce uie ptphiit pomun ui wit- Centei parly will Mipport the Chancellor. . - ,H ,(,.Pa K ., . ,.rsls" will most llkelv pass, ec,ti ijt leaving also a heightened feel Ing or disgust among the great masses of people To the Hntente It really ni.it- ters little whether tliere Is a man at the German Foreign Olllce who protests lliat he believes in demoLiatlc iirindples nnd I i.oHs as wlliuss Urest-I.llovsk and Ilu i ch.uest- to PaiiGeimnn demands or a man who will cany out the I'au-Ueiman BELGIUM A PEACE I'AW N TO TRADhfFOR COLONIES Geiman political circles, sa.vs u ins- l pntrli fiom ueriin i" me i-uiumeu us merely a conciete staternput of the position long maintained by the Ger- I man Government, namely, that Bel . glum Is onl.v a pawn ror t.ermany s ' it.a ,i flip iinncp tahle. The dlstiatcll .; - - auns; i n mni iii riiitp im... inm rnWiine "President Wilsons speeches had iese c.irr micr MiMullln ileieantes l, an tl.o ecnt-ld tlip lifc-a that Ger- I Ma! '-mn .lim- t: Innhnrn rti-fev ' given tlie VVOIIO "'' ' , " ,,, ' VVIIlm foler line Cur- PIomI It many hoped to ictnin Belgium anciT,ior rh .m.e.e nf i-amn Nn at'.' i -because of this a conciete statement i i an tn ihe heBrt m-nnerailnn e tn . . . , ,..,, memhers mid thi reinriline eerrelRr limes was deemed necessaiy. IK n,or i keeplnc ihls i-unti In uoml Get man olllclals take it for gianted hnne , that Germain will be compensated tor the iPtuin of Helgluin by getting back nil her colonics and obtaining free routes to them 'The fntp of Belgium, according to H,OBO nlll.ilnlu HnnptiHu ntinn Tlipfhpi- these olllclals, depends upon wnetnei the lhitente will accept those condi ton,. if the Kntente tries to "iifoice policy of taking away the German fiom the outside woild Gennany will colonies and in cutting Geimmy olf not suriendcr Belgium." Slocliliolm, July 15 -In treating what is i'li!iracteil7ed as Gerinany.s new peace offensive, tlie isi'amllnavian newspapers give grea piominence to Berlin dispatches pleim ing Germany as ready lor peace and dealing pat ticiilailv with the Imperial Chancel lor'x alleged teniinciiitlon of Belgium Some of the newspapers also bolster up the German peace scheme by printing illspntchcs from Switzerland and other points in an endeavor to show that the Kntetilp countries are in I a receptive mood for peep I.msps l.ep in iilo Collision l.ewiatnwn, Ph., Julv IS 1 harfrs Me Tolm, plghlien vears old of Belleville, so badlv crushed his right leg when Ills niotoi cycle collided with an automobile near Ueedsville that amputation was foupd necessai at the local hospital m 'M yrQ Cv & exclusive owner JULY 15, 11)18 SONS OF AMERICA IN DISTRICT OUTINGj rirsl District Camps Plan Rally j at Untiling Park With Lood Speakers The Clist Phllade phla IMsti let i om prlslng Camps ; T". las S"8 B8S. 711 nnri SC7 wMI hold ll annual picnic on Satiiidav afternoon and evening nest at Hunting I'-iik on York loail The public li Invited to attend this event The Heakei" will be the Hon i 'lauelp T Hum of Allentown, State Secretary fliarles n. Helms ami a first-class speaker fioiu Ihe committee of public! sifetv The camps of the 1'list Phlla dflphla District, under the leadership t-f II K VoiiPinaUei, hive been suc-(.(f-sfui tn Instilling new lire in this dis trict ami the picnic and public rallv HI be one of the features of tlit veal s work The c.iinis of Philadelphia ate urgct lo send delegations to this affair, and Uip receive a cordial welcome "' '-"p "' " he plenl. will be he'd i amp 4W meeting hi hlxlh an 1 IMsmnnd ;, M;hls '.'rVs.nuin' i'e ' .rrsid n 'rliot. It Vim r is muster nf form- W.illrr VJiHenr rrenrillmc necrctKrc Wllllnni A llaminei flliHlulil aeerftnri 11.11 Krillier trpnuuriT I W 1tpnnir iniuliwlnr V Mplllnitpr (np'itoi M U Stnuichtnn buhhI jjirn I Pltnn trustrpN t'harl- A miiniiin AllclMfh l J Krai nrjrntp io Main c-Hinp W tJ ,Mt-h,uh il II Murr M frriimin. 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Marppr w'U b' pfpnt ni will nio tatp 3rprptnr Itlm rb rnnin from IiilaTTrf Count ht wll rrpre- 'rnipn , ,,,, ,,.,', ', ?, ,'m ,.rlr'rt 'se"fniio.. nc n" -t. nj-e.-i,ir.i nuf.-u vikn vlie nre.i Hvir- sanhnm e.-neriii m-,r-i,rv I'hniiesP t f-"apuret VVtIHnin Tnlec col'hielor Ilnrr VVc In.ne.lo llenree Helm ir irnenl i I'unin Nn It", of IWhliintO'x n 'in I' m il ln NliTih unlns rlnrlnu the liel feic cears f.ml lid reiinllv v t I nmn Nn IKS fnrnirlv nf llranrhtimn inerce villi It 1'hl I. in lienp the nnnnn of brln-ritiK 'nlo e'aiip l i n at smne er ccml workers and ihe rnikln: lilflllK to l'1oy ronteet toi member" Th(, cHnl lkllM, ,,, fnMo ,,. nni,nr n- i.iki imetinsr President italnh vioer dee pr eidMil snmuei v Kotu misier ' forms Thoinis klnff recording eerrelnrc vv P Hummel ftniinrltl ecretnr lohn e: e'.ir dele teilirer VVlltlrfin t. Hllhter ion tliiotor t'onrid e'onstrihle lnnei Inr ll-iu CJ Meniirr Rit.ird VV llllitn It llnnmran tri teee Albert J e'urrv llHrr Keenin e'hirl t Wentz sr deleKaten lo s'tate i lemt. VV'l Ii im It DotMs'an Jr John e": c'lirllrt e l,lnd V Treiisler riiarle II rrit7 e'nip Vn .If. lias in eeellent decree team whli h U 1m-i In decree work for Iho various umiu in Ihe dlwli-let l veurry Best Teas, . 45c lb. FRATERNAL CONCLAVE Arlinn on llic Arrangement for Deinnii'lralion in TliU Cilv Hi? The patriotic fraternal conclave which will be held In Independence Square on Tuesday evening. August 2", In con nection with the annual conventions In Philadelphia of the National Fiateinal emigres of America and of the Na tional .'internal Press Association prom Ires to be m occasion of wot Id-wide In terest As such It will be of equal pa triotic Importance with the gieat gather ing of representatives of foreign-born ViiipiIi'iiis nf sll iintinn illtlea vihn na. , Aineilcans c I an iiatinnaimes w no pa-, nneci and neiii sucn unpie-sie ever- rises In Independence Square en the1 I'durth of Jul , ,..,.- Ihr rnprfnlri, mnin tiHtlniiHllllH of pnpl who hnP lpnrnd l( klinw the tipt Ins of HlvrM ht' w ho (ttiVriiI nt 1t rti Inn to rftirw lhlr ntrKlHnrp nnrl t nn omtttplf fn (hr worth whll popl of all th rnrlh i nn AutuM L'7 thnrp will jrptlie-r tiicrt th n pri ?-n tit thou of morr thHti Ifi H00 "W tn(nibfri nf fnitrrniil Hml benoflrl.il c 9 I I 9 I Corduroy Skirts $2-50 dpwalp pomIuio , m tlitP I. it cp uloil nn Kpt and belt i s m mM tijrn- ii r AS' I Envelope Chemise I'lne white lingerie materials neatly ti limned with lace I BARGAIN BASEMENT Women's $5 SA.00 5 Wash Dresses U e-w summer models pi voiles, ;inshauis Plain cnlors, stripes VII Ies to 4 4 I Women's Wash SPOUTS SUITS Ml New (Jo nr1 Girls' Chambray nnroopo s,e. summer ' nleirs p.o I) In It ears THE HOME OF STYLE AND ECONOMY Serve Our Very Best XCea anb Coffee On Every Occasion Whether it be the always welcome morning "Sip," the Luncheon, Dinner or Afternoon Tea. The very best "Cup" vou ever drank. We know from actual tests what we are' talking about, and have no hesitancy in saying the best value being sold in these United States today. Best Coffee, 22c lb. All kinds the ever-popular Black and Mixed Teas, as well as Our Famous India and Ceylon. EVERYWHERE IN PHILADELPHIA And Throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland '(".! ordr sniJ self tits in this countrjvittlw tltl .M.l.. ..k.i ila.l.rallfln f,f Inn nfltt- Helen Inrutented In lht Immortnl dorument.s' ' i' ' which In this clnrk hour Is the hop of thw .' -world lo n urenter i1irree than ever befnr V- V. Brest preliminary ineetln a held )l the i hsmhr of t'Tnincrce In the VMdner llulldlnit on Monday evening, at which wera representatives of more lhan thirty order and orlelli Including Protcstniit . t atao llo Hebrew and evcr olher creed and all nationalities meetlnir tnnethex like the nobis brothers ami alMer they Sre. wllllnir t Ble thrir time and bent efforts In behalf of a auprrmeh uorthv pause In manj respeeta Ik waa the most notabfa Ealhcrhit of the Mini thai haa ever taken plate unj where The Knlshts of Colunibue, Ancient order of llllwrnlins Order of Hrllh Sholom , MaRona (Mil fellows end ohr orders whose memberahlp naaresateB many mllllnne have taken mi the cnrk of inaklnir arrangements for this lutrlotle fraternat pfnrinve with a vlaor which Indicates eon- emaiveiy inai u will lie one ni me pii pl,rl0,tp mra.lnn, which tiaa ever lateen pia, e In I'hllartelphla or answhere else Invitations havi- been exieiiiVnl to I'hafles M cliHUh jninrs Y (Wnro1 pfBitibiiP fiIor in 0(rinnm nnl h nnmlyr iif hhr iHitHblA prron Prenlflenl llnail will rf-' llr thp oration nnlnH tnndltlonn mtlf t in T.(lten In w'llh rrnt udmn , othtr flpakr of natlonul promlrfnce will "no n Mr h ill Un hrtt brrn n nniptlxrllttS mb wonrtrrftiI thtnan tn nhtpbullrllnit by P. prnrtfit nppHt ft t ton of frntrnl mtlul, writ ft thtt b hopes to ! on hund. 923 MARKET STREET A Special Sale of A NEW ADVANCE FALL jf Satin Dresses ( $4 P & $4 P.75 5 15 16 Tevrj verv low prices nn dresses that will meet with the Instant approval of smart diepsers MHnv combined vvlth Georgette and braid or i overed-bulton-trlinmed Newest tumo ind plan full-skirt effects av.v, black plum and taupe S3.00 Silk Waists $200 Geoigetles, ercties rie chine and all-over laces mm llnencs and and plaids i rf fx' "LUU 5s. 2 1"? a sfOjJP n w m , . . , at. 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