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MENACES RUSSIA
eds in West and Royalists
in East Preparing for
Decisive Battles
XPECT MOVE BY SPRING
St k
-V.TWl
L lijSiberi.
jcna in Utlcr ijiiaos aim
Trains Move Without Or-
NjP" gnnization or Schedule
Br CARL TT. ACKERMAN
fyiSpccial Cable to Evening Public Ledger
5, Coiturlslit, lots bv .Vfio lorfc Tim" f o.
I J (All Forflun RlRhls ncwert)
F.Ort llio Way (o Ylailh natok, Der 1
tit:' (detajefli
Divided between cnM and tl, n
(America wan between Jsoith ana
ijfeoqth during the Civil Wnr msla H
8toIay maUInB a new stnri imw "
canlzntton
! Russia's civil war hai i cached a
SVnerlod iheio deceive battles are in
ft'prcparatlon between the HolsheIKI In
hthe cast and the mllltnilit ami mou-
C 'ai-xVilci nnitl 111 (11 PSt " nun
3 I-enlno lias announced plans for i red
Jc'jiurny of 3,000,000 men bv sprint:. Gen
$ oral Kolchik. cooperating with On
Aleral Denlkcn near KIcfT, peneial Bu
," toft In tho Urals and the. Siberian
Sforccs lojal to tho Omk dictatorship.
plans another army to fight the HOI
S' sliavlkl next year
, Jlpssia Is n nation divided against
Itself, an empire of chao-. financially
W bankrupt, economliuxllv stared ana
aar-weary It Is nearer collapse than
regeneration
2 Not a Fight for freedom
A distressing nnd disappointing
feature Is that Russia's civil war i
'not a fight for freedom but a contest
l for power between anarchv on the one ,
hand and militarism on cue um- i
MWin conversed with cores of
ilusslans. Czechs and Allies and trav
" eled thousands of miles Investigating Rolshevik arm
n I And o ln'con' " i?n in a de,
MRusslan democrao luce the ovet.lRI omca, (
If throw of the all Russian Gov ei nmeiu ,
15 If thP Bolshevikl win in the nnal
Jraah Russia and Siberia Will remain
w nroiiitin ror some unit u inc
"'". jT..,. .nrree.1. the Czs.'s
presciiL UK.-..JH-.-. "'--- - ... ,, ,
Intlmntp frllld UeiUMll "'"' u
vrnmed dictator of the new monnrcliv
; it,-! win he founded
i .. i ..II Kl tt. nil iiotlnnu
in tn s civil nunc n n(i..tn
M pAi-mnni llul A tmt Tlfl
.1,. .... t., ( i7inii,i imi
.-in European Russia to Knglan.l am)
.m'Aii'Oi I li li II iici iiiuiij mi.i .uj....
i. a-.-- i i it ff.-i imtrt. nciiciai -"irii-iiiiii n miimiii iu
T.'-tfrc. nilil tllP CZeCIlH 111 U1P I lalS.tl. Mi.tl.mltv rtf V.livtlrul I.-..1. 1,1. .t.r.
fthe United Stntfs-nnd Japan in PLbeiia.
Klth Englandt Trauve and Japan pln '
yine tha chief roles and pursnlns deft- i
Xfilfe purposes and America .1 . inter-
jBsted spectator
iS . rj)-'.. !. -l 4...n
lialllvlij - ricn" -.
'J With the present lacl or repairs
.hnd lubricants many railroaders sa
XLih&l within a month the Trans-
i Siberian Railway will be vlrtuallv use-
ii-Iess, without supplies of rollintr stoeU to
J L the nlace of that worn and dam-
Criged. Thousands of civilians tra
,lnv ears. Coaches are conflsciti
vel in l
ted bv '
J-Vovlnr armies, Cossacks,
dictators and ,
i. special missions
&i i m The front toaay Is a stationary line
FU'LliJollOWlng- the cities The Czechs hold
A-FetrOPOVaeOl'Bi un.ininuuiB i in'
Rprenburs-, but on both, sides of the lines
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V trOB 8AI.RI IIt(iK IIOt'MK M
it JconoiiMif. ivniiK iokliiks. suit-
. ' i Ani.K FOR PKIVATh llnNPITI.
' VU'II KH1KI1), NOT FVK FROM
i. hkthlkiievi. ia. iirvi.Tiiv i.o
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HI GARIS&SHIMER
2 nETIII.KIIKM, rA.
ERTELT'S
VICTOR VICTR0H
AI.KROOM
I'a.y Psvmnta If
Denlrecl
I.arRA Aennrtment of
Itecoriis
l'tione Kennln.ton 3G
2135 North Front Street
Sessler's Book Shop
Established 1882
., . Books, Prints
, , Framed Pictures
WalnillSt- Bronze,
nn.i.ipu p. Chr.$tinas Card$
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Ladies, Attention
Here are welcome kinds of
r,im FAR MEN
Lr" :"1,a"" ..
OlrllKia . . .q.UU to $10.00
, Neckwear .... 65c to $3.00
JGIove $2.00 to $5.00
Handkerchiefs' .25c to $2.50
Mtrfflers $3.50 to $12.00
Pajamas .... $2.50 to $8.00
Hosiery 50c to $3.00
Umbrellas . . . $2.00 to $8.00
Eshleman & Craig Co.
IV Tht Custom Shirt Makers
( 1304 Walnut St
taMMMMSMMHWMilMillMniM
IUh
I'hontl
H ARTM ANN'S ,
SPECIAL TOYS
Big Shipment Just Received
ELECTRIC TREE
f y uuirii
$2.50 Battery Out $ 1 .75
jftU, 8 Colored Bulb
4.00
piiy
Cr, $2.50
Electric Molars .. 7S
EUtlric Malsrs ..,., J2J
carrtar uuimi, o olbi.....j2.50
-(Ma CutaHMrwsalla Bsak.
; RarsUr SI.S8 .... JIM
Ifyb ! 5lt.s Sktliar Skoti
" " .BlfBaBJ dlttfl
5J9 MARlKET T.
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wfee
tuic-vrmMLMttur - -.1 iiii
the armtrk art threatened b political
pldtn'atid Isnatlfactlon. While Oren
brur Is In the hands of the Cossaoks,
Tashkent Is ruled by tho nolahevlkl
Kolchak and the Siberian ministry dom
inate Omsk and Ufa
Kolchak'a authority docs not exist as
far as Irkutsk, because the Ataman An
henkoff CosBacks withhold recognition
ahd Issuo their own money and conduct
the Go eminent, In Chita the Ataman
Semcnoff, another Cossack adventurer,
with about 18,000 men, has made him
self the supreme power, refusing recogni
tion to Kolchak, although Manchuria Is
rlfo with rumors about Ids an est or
submission.
HnrTsth Holda Manrhnrla
In the Amur and Umlrl districts the
Cftusacks dominate General Honath.
vice president of the Chinese Hastern
Hallway, holds -Manchuria toward Kiev
On the other side of the battWront,
Denekcn Is massing his forces to Join the
Allies
At Archangel, the Allies are snugly
establlBiiea in winter quarters i
Toward Omsk and i:kalerlnhurg om- i
cera of the old Government aio being
concentrated awaiting the hour, when as
the dictators plan, the military poner
may be re-established
Meanwhllo through the press an active
propaganda Is londiicted mnlnlv by tvo
Russian parties", liolshevlki and Mon
archists To a limited extent tho Miles, mainly
the Americans and French, are working
to counteract the ,BolsheIt campaign
l.'conomlcallv, Russia Is rapidly reach
ing a stnte of exhaustion In Huropcnn
Russia, hoth food and clothing are al
most Impossible to obtain
Throughout Siberia refugees are desti
tute. Food Is plentiful but expensive
Clothing Is almost Impossible to get
except at prohibitive figures.
Art far as can be observed the United
States has done nothing economically for
Russia outside of Vladivostok
.mong neither Cossacks afield nor the
Russians does pre tlnd a verv high opin
ion of America I heard no favorable
comment during mv whole Journej, but
theie was much criticism, whloh It is.
perhaps, Pol wise to repeat
Dasleall thdre Is the same ciltleUm
to be made here of the Allied opeiatlons
as there was before the tSeriuati offensive
list March If the Allies unite In Russia '
thev can defeat Ilolshevlsm and help J
Russia to a reDUtli hut as long as the
I continue to bn divided Uusla will con-,
tlnue to deoav and ciumble
nAiCnrifUi' ADMV nCrPATTn
uvIjJIILiTIIV niUlll ULILttlLU
-
An n Kiiecuaiis in on Border.
Sjl.rj , Si.iiiil, lv Knli-Inl.
niDtru . t.uni- in iolinaK
tVinlilrigt.in
Dm .1 Defeat nf tli
arnn on the I.uatei Inlmi k
JeclsUe bailie In aitnv nf
was leiKUled totlnv In
(ann.nli n 1. 11..Bulr... A...
,aH, flon, n,w Omsk Goierument Tile
nietv.igc shI(1 the dlsorKAuized Uolshex iki
were retientlng notthn.itd toward JVnn
' slid , this was the first
-. v- - - - '"- ...vi.. ..v..
""' "r moment against the u eMki
ami pan nf a campaign tli.it vv.is i
'.,... ,l n .mile u,nu ,.f Hi. Ini., I ,li.
iiirttnf llufsla nnd llietu Mm h r
equipment and hootc as lantuttd
Th tmbiikn hNo was infurn td rh.it
tlaiiiati fn til i iff (MKiiP'aiHlInir tlio u
...
sai k tioops or tie uientm
(lHKtd ntwta ce,e110fr
sat k troops nf tlie OieiilmiK letrlon li.nl
tlltor nf tilP oniHk :oernrutut ir h
lnd'cated lit Hit rableiji.im that th
people nf Siberia wen- tuilted In Fuppun
uf KolchaK
uiiuiuiiriiiijiiniiiinniiiiiiHiiiiii
Xmas Suggestions
fi've her a braielet
watih nu will sine-
c
g li please lit t e
M onlv Jel the Kind
g that we can fullj
K u a I n t e e roi
g (liueUeplnK
Elgin or Walt
B ham Watch, guar
M anteed 20 year.,
lvalue SIC ((
$20.00
X tivv
We have other deoendabi
bracelet watches from $4.95 up. B
Mull Orders l.nitratliiK rrrc on S
Miort Notice S
PHEWPPI
urn
Usefoi
FOR MEN
Shirts, Neckwear,
Gloves, Sox
LOWEST PICK hs
I.AItdE VAIMKri
ItAti MAJSfET STREET.
It's
a sure bet
he
will want
Underdown's
SHIRTS
$1.50 Each
hft Uncm thay tan t
be bfat eliwherw at
th prlrc Expert work
man "flip Clood srvt
3for$4
Cuffd AtUrlitil nnil nttachril
A. R. Underdown's Sons
202-204 Market St.
l-.tnlilllinl Sine. m(i
For "Her" Gift
nalhlnr l more At or welcome than I
a bottla of really rhfilrn n.rftimA I
Oui (lardnla TolIttWaiarlsfiahion'nl
lavorne neautirui botti II anal
ii nit. inner American and imnnnerta
odora tl to !.'S Our Hock i n moatl
i roinpiaie
LLEWELLYN'S
rhllndr-lphla'a hlandord Dnu KtarrR
1518 Chestnut Street
Oprn Krrrjr Nlsht
XMAS
GIFTS
SJMfl
hVfLK'l
J. F. Buchanan & Co.
,171? itwMit St
&l
B
Gifis'gKl
m
(mm
jabJEraja
U.S. FLEET NOW
PATROLS RHINE
Njnc River Steamers Seized
by Army of Occupation
for Purpose
FAVOR EARLY ASSEMBLY
Rliincland Wants to Sec
Federation of German States
Formed by National Body
lly EDWIN" L.JAMES
Special Cable to Uteninp Public Ledger
ioir1otil fin ti.Ven 1 orh Time Co.
Cehlent, Pec 23
The American Third Armv Is mlldlv
excited over a rumor that it Is to be
relieved bv the Second Armv as the
occupation force about February 1
According In rumors the Third rmv
in in be taken homo bv wnv of the
minn nint (
The United States ban n fleet on the
Rhine Nine ilcr stenmers which have'
been taken over by tho American armv
of occupntion will be armed and used,
as n patrol on a stretch of I ho Rhine
along the I'oblcx bridgehead '
Tho Siars and Stripes were hoisted
cr these ships Saturday lieneral
Hickman's private hont will he the flag
ship of the fleet
In German terrltnrv occupied by the
Americans Interest In the Berlin con
vention of Workmen Councils Is al
most nil. Hie only concern being In tho,
nxing or me uaie ior a niecungr oi wie.
N'atlonal Assembh to which the great
est Importance Is allac lied As for olliet
decisions of the woilonen's council",
the Ithlneland appears not to care
nlfTerentei Willi I'maola
'TM.a Tt.lt.olfiiirl liau rl 1 ftPrn PAS Tilth
pr,,RHi., ,,i,ch contiolled the old gov-
leiiunent and perhaps deslies to present
'these differences to the national acsein
llilj. but not to the woiKinen's council!.
, In conseiative Ithlneland the woik-
, men s councils did not make nun h liead-
na nnd thev do nut amount lo a
Igieat deal The H'ie!st element Is
negligible
Ihe role of the untknien's counrils
m.i v he Illustrated hi the cases of C ob-
I .
Diamonds Bought
MONEY FOR XMAS
U UC II t Of 1 1 TfAl7f
Ui- i el m ir f .H tl atnomls
ii N iii la I ah i A!o Old
i p nu in i i bouchr
THE DIAMOND SHOP
tv Nonrii iotii st. i vsni thi
CURRY'S
XMascarDS
IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH "Z
II-TC STATI0HEnY,LEATHERC6tS
Ul I IdrOUKTAlNPENS.FRAHEDPiaURES
ENLARGEMfeNT::':
Fnm Vour rjvcntcNeaitives "";""
8IZ CHESTNUT ST. 812
RUDOLPH
Toy & Novelty Co.
n08 MARKET STREET
XMAS TOYS
Just Arrived
Largest Stock
Vtlrnillif hrll
nniN Ireei, ultli
oriiunienU, for tin
tiilile. while 2
tliei U-t
(ImraiUr Hull
Vlltitiirr nnil l'i
triotle Dolls JJ Vu
Si lit) viilue
urie-i, lloiUint
-SolcllerM tt n11or.
Carnages, toadies, Wagons,
Rockers, Skates
Everything to make the,kiddies
happy
At Lowest Prices
OPEN EVENINGS
SETH
THOMAS
S33-00
Mahogany
Quarter-hour
Chime
Made in U.S.A.
CHAS. MUTH
The Family's Jeweler
1632 Columbia Ave.
Nrth Thoin
2-su 'c ,Un in
Alarm
Alarm, notifi bttrr
DIAMONDS
WATCHES-JEWELS
Goods of Quality
at Fair Prices
Complete Xma8 Assortment
FRED G. SUTOR
OIT.N EVBNINOH TIM. rilRIHTMAS
J4tB CHESTNUT STIIliUT
China & HUrerwarn to Hire ut low Kalei.
DINNER SETS
Limoges, French, American
Porcelain and Nippon
Imported China
Retailed at
Wholesale Prices
o.pie g25
u... ,
100-piac sats,
15 vt .
ifcSMERAS
Jftjh
n JAr"V)V-lC-
drT"
wlNL
H 'ti
hte-".
WumSk
lena and Treves, two cities In ihe Ameri
can area, When news of the formation
of workmen"' councils reached the
Rhino Valley Durgoinaster Clostermnnn,
of Coblenz, called the heads of the
trades unions to his office and said that
as evers other olty seemed to bo form
ing workmen's councils, Cobldnz might
as well have one,
The union leaders agreed with htm
mid asked him to help form one. which
he did, refusing the ;halrmsnshp, but
retaining bv political means a goqd hold
on the body, which does about na he
wishes
In Treves the nurgomaster still con
trols things through n hand-picked
Workmen's Council. This suits the peo
pie. which, while antl-Prusslan, are not
reolutlonary by nature, but ultra-conservative.
Ithlneland Net Anti-German
Hut to say that the Rh'lneland Is antl
Prusslan does not m'an that It Is antl
German Far from It To snv that the
lthlnelnnd wants to form an Independent
republic does not mean that It Is anti
German It wants to be an Independent
Mate, Independent of Prussia, but a
Slate belonging to a union of German
Slates, as each American .State belongs
to tho federation. Interviews with per
lups 100 citizens nominee me that the
Ithlneland dpes not wish to bo Inde
pendent of Germnn, nor does It want to
belong to France.
Manj dlffercncen between the Rhine
land and Prussia antedate tho war. The
Rliincland holds that tnxes were, not
pioportlonulely distributed and political
offices were not fairly apportioned, and
then there Is the old religious question,
the Ithlneland being intensely Cathella
and opposing Protestant Prussia's aim
of divorcing religious from civil nffalrs,
and especially secularizing the schools.
These matters the Ithlneland seeks to
bring before the National Assembly, but
not before a convention of Workmen's
Councils
Olil Warrant Traps l'liiladelpliian
Allrnterrn, r Dec. 23 When A J
Ku.imiti a J ulludelpliian, walked' Into
the ofllce of Ahlcimnn William F Rower,
of Mlentow'n lo sell him stocks in a
mining concern the magistrate lecalled
he held a w art ant for the arrest of Kum
nier on a chatge of stealing $600 worth
if Jewelry In ( atusnuqun a jenr ago.
Kuinmcr Is now In Jail
?lt:?!ll
QUICK
SERVICE
NO LONG
DELAYS
fit Use the Hallahan Store nearest you. Stocks and prices are the
j v same at all of them.
A special force of capable salespeople qn .duty at every store,
g insuring quick service, without long waits or tiresome delays.
I Gift Suggestions
For Last-Minute Shoppers
: Romeo
' Slippers
Finest grade of brown kid with best
leather turned soles and broad leather
heels; custom finish throughout.
I)e Luxe Grade, $4.50.
Other Romeo Specials, $3.50 and $3.85
Daniel Green Felt Komeos, $2.25 '
r "t'?w ,
v ''i '" ' a. v. '
A VBkSs.t !li.i-UJl-.JL'J-iJI s"i
v 4 r'
xs." t ii '
upera cue suppers, in tan or held mouse
kid ; blue, brown and red suede ; green and
purple seal ; wine Russian calf and reel goat.
Guaranteed $4.00 and $5.00 quality 2.00
SPECIALS for
Women's Felt Juliets, all colors;
fur-trimmed.
Men's and Women's Eiderdown
Slumber Sox. Reduced from
Misses' and Children's Red Felt 7 c
Juliets. Trimmed with fur. '0
Misses' and Children's Puss-in-B6ots
Slippers. In red and light 1 7; & 9 nn
blue felt ; Comfy soles. ' ' u V
Men's Bedroom Slippers, in black
and gray, with Comfy soles.
Men's Felt House Slippers, in gray and
black; chrome leather soles. rn-
$1.25 Quality ou
919-921 MARKET ST.
g 5604-0.6 Germantown Ave., below Chelten Ave.
w 402,830 Lancaster Ave., above 40th, nd!aiJ Fairmount
ft 2746-48 Gennahtown AVe., above Lehigh Ave.
ft 60th-and Chestnut Ste., (Juvenile Store adjoining)
fTALYINCREASING
PEACEDEMANDS
"Victory Greater Than Ex
pected, We Want Morcj"
Says Officer
WANT WHOLE 'ADRIATIC
Orlando and Sonnino Return
Home After Interviews With
President Wilson
By CHARLES A. SCLDKN
Special Calfle to Evening Public Ledger
CorvrtoM. lOtt, fti.Vu Vorfc Tlmtt Co.
Tarla, Dec. ;.1.
Premlet Orlando and llaron Sonnino.
the Hnllan foreign minister) left Paris
lost night bv n-speolal train, which was
Expected to connect at tho Italian fron
tlc wltli that of tho King, on his way
home from (he west front, so that thc
might travel with Mm lo Rome.
They will return to Paris In January
In ample time for tho beginning of the
peace parles of the American Tlrltlsh
French and Italian delegates. They v III
he accompanied by nther members of the
Jtallan delegation, not yet announced,
hut speculation names Dlar, Marconi nnd
Xlttl
' In the course of their three days In
Paris, ending last night, Orlando and
.Sonnino followed their King In having
a talk with President Wilson, and they
had several conferences with Premier
Clemeilceau, an they had with Premier
Lloyd George a week or so ago In Lon
don ,
'Ihe differences gtowlng out of the
Italian demands are still far from ad
(OPEX MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS)
HALLAHAN':
FIVE STORE
Meji'i
Women's
Boudoir
Slippers
1 .00
Fifteen styles and colors in these dainty
boudoir slippers just taken from the regu
lar $1.50 and $2.00 lines and reduced to
$1.00 to meet a big, last-minute demand.
Men's
$4.00 & $5.00
The
de Luxe
Gift
Wo have a
most un
usual collec
tion and our
Slippers
.00
prices are
very much'
lower than!
elsewhere. '
Each Pair in
a Dainty
Gift Caxf
Monday
1.00
Pure thread
and top; all
,50c
Pure thread
novelties.
$1.00
1.50
justment, ahd Sonhlno la abVtfitifely de
termined to yield nothing; but the best
opinion s that the Adrlntlo question will
be settled without war between the Ital
Una and Jugo-Slavs.
The llallan psychology of victory, as
explained to me todav by an Italian
army officer attached to the peace work
In Paris, Is like this;
'Wo have won a great victory and In
sist upon all the fruits of It. We have
crushed Austria more completely than
we had dared to hope. So, as our vic
tory In far greater than we or our allies
expected, we want more than wo first
asked w.hn we entered the war. It Is
a natural human feeling to expect an
added reward when achievement exceeds
expectations.
"Of course, we Insist upon everything
promised us by thn London treaty of
191B, but wo now ask more. In sh6rt,
the whole Adriatic tho east const as
well as the west should be Italian, save
for the ports which wo are perfectly
willing to gran to tho .Tugo-Stavs We
want that, and also an Improved position
with referonco to Ahvsslnla,
"Many of these Jugc-Slavs who would
now take lo themselves what Italy
rightly won by her part In the war are
really Austrlans. They are our ancient
enemies, now trlng to disguise them
selves as the people of an oppressed na-
JIIII'ltINN ttftOA.. TUB
SII.K 8II1RT IIOTJ8K
01' I'HILAUELriilA
LAST
OPPORTUNITY
$9.50
SHIRTS,
$7.50
Pure Silk
We Invite Ladies to Shop
H9
X JL &.JLA -.
1217 Market St.
. 8. W. Cor. 18th and Filbert fill.
Also at Cheater. Pn.. 3d A Market Stt.
OI'KN UVF-NINCIS
SLIPPERS
, Exchanged
After Xmas
if Necessary
Aft
wfl ml Inav
L
I' c-Cr.'KI TLraV .r
VafSWwlSsy ' C 4?' s
Slipper Buckles
Rhinestone Buckles, 2.00 to
25.00 pair,
Cut Steel Buckles, round or
square shapes, 1.25 to
25.00 pair.
Metal Buckles, Colonial or
fancy efPectfl, 1.00, 1.25,
1.50.
Women's Silk Hose
silk; lisle sole
colors.
1.65 pr
silk; the latest '$-? en pr.
"ou
Men's Silk Sox
Pure thread silk, all colors. flcX pr.
. Special U0L
Fancy silk sox, all colors. Qer pr..
' Special 00t
t
tlon to train the' nympalhy of our nlllna
antl to inako territorial capital of. It
agalnnt utg,
"Italy, too, han been an oppressed na
tion for innny years, but now alio has
crushed her oppressor, and In In no mood
to yield what aho has rained."
Last Minute Service
For Last Minute Buyers
--.------...-
OPEN
Monday Night Till 10
Tuesday Night Till 1 1
For those who wish to be dressed
up for Xmas and also take advan
tage of our
FACTORY CLEAN-UP SALE
Overcoats
and Suits
i 7-50 $20 $23-75
Former Values Up to $35
BECKERS
MJP MANUFACTURERS OP htf
' manufacthrehs op l
QmUTT CLOTHES
1514-16 MAKKEXSX
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ANNOUNCING A
NEW SHIPMENT OF-
Motor Cars Sedan ahd
Touring Types
Just received and ready for instant'
delivery. ' Would make a. superb Christ'
mas gift.
THE MOLINE-KNIGHT Motor Company
of .Pennsylvania has come into complete
control.of the MOLINE-KNIGHT Motor Car
in Philadelphia anfl surrounding territory.
YOU are invited to visit its temporary
address, at 1316 Cherry Street, to see and '
ejca.rn.ine this new shipment of closed arid
open cars, which contains the same type of
engine tK'at drove the ENGLISH AND
CANADIAN tanks to Allied Yictory on tho
battlefields of Europe. '
THE fame of this wonderful sleeve-valve
engino is world wide and we want more
Phlladelphians to know it and to own it. You
can arrange for immediate demonstrations
by telephoning 'Spruce 2745. Ask for Mr.
Lockyear,, ., ,
GUARANTEE Any" pne purchasing a Moline
Knight car of us after this date is hereby guaranteed
against a declino in list price, up to March 1, 1919.
Root & Van Dcrvoort Engineering Company.
, Snrlnti. S2R25: De Luxe 7-PaHft. Tnnrtna. SUMJff I
' 5-Pas8. Tourinp and Roadster, $2125; f. o, h. Phila
delphia, including wax ttix and full equipment.
MOLINE-KNIGHT MOTOR CO.
1$16 Cherry StreetLyric Garage
(Splendid dealers' territory open in Ptmi8ylvaniat7
New Jersey and Dslaware.)
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