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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA', MONDAY, JANUARY 20,. 1919
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BERLIN LYNOHNGSl mm DIES SY ' CIVIL TRADE WITH Howl uef meets u. S. MEN IGNORED
t anuui luruurLE,
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I Inmlnn, Jan 20 () 1' ) -Tlif
death of Prince John oUHKft son of
King (leorge, came so quick') and till
cxpectedlv ."aturdn) night Hint there
was no time for the nurses who were
with him to summon the Kins and
Quern Mar) to his bciisidu In fore hi
expired
, In recent c.im the delicate heiiltli
nf PHnrn John mldn It npcssnrv that
NOW SEARCHING WOMEN "e nl"" '" " attendant t'onsc.-
I nuentl) he was never seen on puuiic
I occnslons with the other membeis of
Armed bailor. MiisniiprinImL' the ro)ni famii), but lived incompara-
irtiebknecht and Luxemburs
.Killings Worries Them
GERMANY BEGUN
Treves Conference on Ship-
i ping uegarueu as Vp-"n-
iiDiniod i.ora limning
Pari.. .Inn .' - (III A l')--l tinner
cimnlilf rntlon nf the problem of provls
Inning t:uiip mum tnKen up by ,Jhe B1J'
lire me inline II of suppl) and relief, nr
tir Its numbers had returned from me
nrnilstlte eonference at Treves ate last
week iieieirdlng to tie council s olll
i hit statement. Issued toda ,
permanent lommUtic wan named
In the (oumll mid thl eeimmltttc was
it tit d together )csterelnv for Its nrl
imeiliiir The councils statement
lends i.i
unvni'iwim iiimim' ' I h" supreme louncll of suppl) nnu
COINDICTED BY HIULI'A relief resumed Its d liberations on Sat-
urd.it upon tlm return of Its delegates
fnmiTricn The Kill f P.iadlnK pre-
hIiI. d Tin- inunrll tunslilireil me.
ing Commerce
Mia n.iiini i.t IVnirmnr.. Unit.. VV ItlU- 'Villi's, 1 III 1 t Illl-r lfa:i 1I'I .l.MJU. ." ." ' !""' V .. -t..n. !. n trrno. I
in SkirtS, Ib Seized by Sol- sor. or nt Sandrlngham Palace I nnn . r CI menl reached for the handing over of the
J!--1V n XT . 1 Th Loudon newspapers point out 000 1 OHS of Shipping 111 '"r,,me!I"V,l'nti::SrrftlJnnnUni
diers ISear Eden Hotel svmpnthetlciill) how the King nnd Quien ' ., f ., , tltiii.d the yMtmlnntl " t , fTloilns
have sought utiteasingl) during the war Kctliril forl'Ood "t b.fore then In" or-
t me to burs the iragrd) if their Luro c ,riflin V,A,'7,.,,V.ni,ler.ln.
By JOSEPH A. HLRMM,S "".V 'i''1' Jl i',,'" iTiZ . .hie, ,,f Vile Aic,l fn.tes l .eastern
Cable to lining Public Lcegcr , nation the nature of the pe.-onal oi.x. j . " CH MU.I.S . S-EUIEN lWWZX Sic
l.f. IM. 5.. ie .V. 1 Time. Co ?vr'BJ,'nvBnrU'"lV,?'m The u.uncll appolnled a permatient
Jnn. lS(4iaConenhneen.Jfl.,., ?.1::.'"",r,'T,?H,t,1:,,ri,.U,1'"U wnoh, nn l ,e N t 7l.,e, co. .ommlttee. which held Us first meet-
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DUCHY'S POLITICS
Pershing Did Not Inter
fere in Luxemburg, De
spite Reports
FRENCH RUMOR DENIED
Colonel, Arrnnging for Parade,
Rebuked Rebel Leaders
Who Asked Change
Noctle of Its sjmpathles, the army of
occupation should In every every case
deal with the nctunl government It found
on the spot and thoultl In no case
Interfere In nny local politics or move
ments In T.uxembure or Clertnany.
A l)nnrrout Humor
1 know well the genesis of this mls-
and I can state that had the general
known the vvholo story It would have
made no difference In his jilans.
Ne t 8, Troops In C'spllsl
After that regiment marched through
the town It left, nnd during the two
weeks wc were In the Ducny of Luxem
burg no Amerlcnn soldiers were l.ept In
so certainly the Americans could havel
been accused of messing Into things.
I was In Luxemburg for the two weeks
our troops were In the duchy, and nt
no time did we tnlee over any function
of government or exert any Influence on
way or another on tne local political
rltuatlon save for the owe day when ths
Oeneral's staff refused to make him an
chleioua nnd dangerous rumor, npren-1 umer urneni. Pernlilns'a orders
ii.. ...i-i ..i !. ..i.- ... thApA .-..nt nf fhA rpolutlonarv party.
I lie lliill nun iiiuiB iiu ciib mite, uvni wi - - - . i-j
on leave or on business went unarmed, it Is a mlschlevoufc rumor that twist
We these facts Into a statement inm um
doubtless by some thoughtless soldier ' had no police In th town, In fact, left nrmv suppressed a revolution against
or olTlcer reaching home. 1'rom personal It strictly alone. Any day revolutionists l)uches Aeletalele It 1 lcull" rlj nils
,,,,, , ,. Ih. ,,. Th. ual. wanted to go ahead we would nowhave .ch'evous nt this time when tho L"ei"
knowledge I give the facts. Three eiajs ... " Smurc dlstuibances have brought tlw
before our entrance Into the uueny ot i
Luxemburg, officers attached to Clencral
I'crshlng's stnff undo arrangements for
H EDWIN L. JAMES
a parade of American troops through the
I capital of the little nation.
In the nature of things, there was to
I be a review, nnd natur.ll, marching
through a neutral sovereign countr), the
head of the government was asked to
review the tloops with the American
i commander, nnd, naturally enough, It
I was decided to review them from the
balcony of the Ducal palace, where LUXr
itc,iv,-. i. '", - : . ..- ,. ,, ,,.. ...
These, then, are the facts. It can- Utile diahv Into tne worm iimriigiii u.
not be said thai the American nrmy when the Inhabitants arc i making occu
suppressed any free expression, of local sntlons of outside Interference, u if
populations. The only imtent factor was, peculiarly unfortunate! that the 1 rencn
a lefusal bv Oeneral Pershing's staff ntws agency should be able to publlsn
to change his plans. Had thej done, a rumor that Americans Interfered
Special
Copvrtoh
Berlin,
20). Doubtless the Oeiman people will
breathe more freelv nfter the removal
oi cne spartat-an elnnRer Incorporated . Tlf Trim mfj-ir liJL'U
in the persons of Llebltneclit and Hos.-i ' III L I IK I KlMl.
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1 A 5ALE OF
Special Cabhjto 1a cntng Public Ledger e'"""rg rev lew s generally takes place. j jm . s
Comr'nht till I,, , v V Tfmr.ro I can state tint Ceneral Pershing per- g I W M Yl L
lidn... f .i f . sonally knew nothing of these arrange- JLWJLI.-9
lle,lquarier of th. Amerle.n ArmT mtnlH at the tlme of ,cr making nnd I
iirawiiiiiiWiiiiiiiiOiiiinM'Si
FRANCE ADVISED
Luxemburg, but the pi ess, with the
exception of the pan Clerman orean
snd even more so the mineral public
ateply regret what the Vorwaerts
characterizes as the case of a ij nchlng
poriny or tne wildest West.
"What will they think of us In the
rest of the world now? W.ij must , U 1 rapl ruitiilfr ThrillltS
they thus justly the name of the I ne L ' Se(l ll"'g lllIOn
Hunr are expression, vou hear on all I of A (1 Ex t ju.gls
'. t.Ttl socialistic oicans declare that
t the 'hvsterlcal sons ml daushters of
j bourgeolse war profiteers nnd friends
1 of reaction who populate the vicinity
, or the Eden Hotel are responsible" to
, xvhlch the Tagcblatt cliurph leplles
tl that millionaires are not In the habit
J of steallns corpses and mlIni; in
Jj street fights.
ij The demand for prompt investiga-
JL tIon ls Benral. the pan Germans alone
r. xcented. Tlie inlnt.n nitihxFin.,
wno are now prett well in control ot
the whole Utj. hive nlreadv Instituted
proceedings and suspended the otllcei
in charge of the Helen Hotel, hut so
far as is ascertainable neither he nor
his men seem to be to b'amc, because
the mob overwhelmed them so sud
denly and pressed them In such maes
that they could not make use ot their
arms.
Call for Protest Strike
The Frelheit and Hote Tahtie Insist
that the case be taken out of the hands
of the mllitarj ami placed bofoie a
civil court nt which all gioups of So
clallsts shall be ripreented The two
red organs also call a general &tilke as
a demonstration niralnst the lvnching
It is too earlv jet to baj with what
success, if tlie summons should lie
oDejeei tins surelj will lead to en
counters with the militarj. who hold
all points ot vantage, and much blood
may be shed .Most llkelv the govern
ment will appoint a civil couit inves
tlgatlon.
The Frelheit contends Uiat Lien,
knecht was not hot from behind
while fleeing, but was stood agilnst
a tree and fired at In front as Is
shown bv the bullet inatk for he had
his right breast and right upper arm
plerceil. Your correspondent is in
formed, however, that all thiec bullets
passed clear through the hoelv and
that the Frelheit h Informant mistook
the marks of egress for those of In
(rress. Quito illoulcallv the l'leiheit
then proceeds to accuse the mllitaiv of
negligence If thc permitted I.ieb
knecht to have the knife with which
he wounded the hand of u sailor when
the latter tried to prevent tin- anar
chlst's escape
Rosa Luxemburg's bodv has not
been discovered despite tho closest
search in tho Landwehr Canal and
the Tiergarten in either of which It
is supposeel to have been thrown.
There Is no reliable ev ulence elthet
that the Spartacans snatched it.
Vot Sure of Luxemburg's Death
Indeed, it is not even certain tint
Rosa was dead when torn from the auto
mobile Ihi holdler Mttlng bj her side
was so bewlldeied bv the rapid succes
sion of . xtraordlnarv events that he
could not t.y with certainty where she
was shot, bu thought it was In the
neck just abme tlie best Uer a -sallant
the s .Idler i-as wore a dark
overcoat and evegla'se" He had llred
Make Report
rrln, .lip ;o - Twentv -seven hours
prior to the opening of the Peiee Con
ferenc," there had been in Id lit Trcve
the first Milan conference siiiee the b
ginning of the war brieve Seriiians and
representatives of lli i s rles which
line! defeated her 1 hi iior of con
ducting tills nueting ft II to an Amenc m
i.anaru X. Ilurlev, head of the snipping
bo ire
Tlie result of it was that Xmence nnd
the Alius win get 3 ooo ono mns of eier- Pjauist-Statesinan Lcineius
iii in Miippuig now in e.rrniun i,ii--
bo ued to tr.inpoit fiiod to Kurupe nnd
to carre home inerlenii anil Vuslrill in
soldiers This ngreeinent w hie h the C.cr 17,,,.;,rn MillUtPI
mnns seemed gl id enough to make, s I'OILlgll lllllUMCi
to Inst nt li st to the end of the tin il
I nrnlnnp.iMnn iiprliift nf (lip iitmistice. aliel
M''l''l)l;Di',lnl "'" Uq 1o,u wlth ,lir ""'p ll,e" l"CESN(r IN EFFORTS KU',r'1 ""ain't n
I POLAND UNITED
BY PADEREWSKIi;
Factions as Premier and
wmpi n rniTn'i
" tie. -' eiv c le i i ju .a- 'i,nil ., ... i.... .ii,i,.i
...... tiv-'i . . k I'.ii wrnuru
Vnother matter to lie determined l.ttei
Ms whit (lernuinj will receive In piv for
the use of these ship The rate w 111 In
the average current rate for the use of
ships now existing which will be estl
inateel vonn The inonev e.ermaliv re
I eelves ftoni this source she must expend
I on account of mh li food supllcs us nia
be si nt to lier In the trnnsfeired ships.
The main fact Is that America and
the Miles now gel .' 3m eiuej tons of e irgo
ships and TOO OOo tons of pis-eager
ships Ml the passenger ships will be
readv immediate!)
I llltnl Mute (iris I arcrsl ship
T!ic .till I, a nu.,1 li.ilf nti, I Imlf .is
Kmperor weie made public vesterdav i tonlnBt. in Uwrc.i -ind Kngland for
The report was drawn up hi Ferdinand transports lhiglind will take the small
Lainiuelc dean of the Paris law fnc-1 r vessels because Hie.v nie to be -ent
. . ,. . , ,, through the sue? I anil em the vovage
, ultj nnd Dr. A C. DeLapiadeUe, pro U) AuslrnIU America will take the
fessor of lights of nations in the same laiger ships, ,,f nicli the Impentor Is
fnf,i(. i tho biggest This new iiissengcr tonn.iKe
IUCU11J. . , , ,,l lr.-. it., fill.
.,i llir , lllivn THUI i ..... nimu ...v.
Argue Against Bringing Aicli-
Criminal Before Tribunal
of Common Law
Paris, Jan SO Some points in tlie ,
leport to which Premier Clemenccau
lefeired when lie said lie had con-1
suited two eminent jurists on the penal
iespouslblllt of the former tinman
x le nun. I in '.ii It l announced i
In dlploniiiK ciules ben tint the num.
bei of tioips ihe (ierni.ins arc moblll7-
lug iimlri I kid Mnislnl von Wovrtch,
for loiiiiternetmg a I'ollsli Invasion of i
fieimanv will aggngite two
corps (prnlullv 80 000 tuii)
of Orriipittlnii, roblrnr, Jan 10 I have
lecelved tlie following; ' Tn Havaa
xgencj in i'aiis hns received a cable
from New ork that the New York
Times hns printed a slory to the effect
that it rumor Is current in N'pw York
hit the American army on Its cntrv
Into Luxemburg suppressed a movement
then In progress directed against the
existing government
"The New York Times goes on to
fa that it is no pan of the work of
tlie arm of occupation to engage In
uch matters nnd If this stor) is true
the army of occupation should be on
effort to stifle free
expression of local populations relative
to the form of government which they
desire "
left them to his staff, lie being occupied
with more Important mnttcrs
In tho meantime, revolutionary lead
ers in Luxemburg had decided that the
entrj of Pershing's troops into the capi
tal was a good time for a demonstration
against the Duche-s She being n rep
resentative of roalt, nnd Pershing be
ing a representative of democrne, these
lenders set about getting him to help
out the ruches In furtherance of
their plans these revolutionary leaders
went to (Jcneral Pershing's staff and
lamented the fact that he was to stand
on tlie balcon with the Duchess, be
cause that would hurt their cause. The)
said he should refuse to stand there,
even though plans had already been an
nounced The) said that If he did stnnd
side In side with the Duchess there
might be a riot
nlonrl Couldn't See It
.Now, tlie colonel to whom these men
furnishings
H W annntmpe a SnppJal Reorlcinti Sale of a num
I ber of broken lines and incomplete assortments of
g Men's Fine Furnishing Goods.
1 This merchandise is thoroughly high class -- the
I usual Reed standard and presents an especial advan
S t"w ,, n..Uoer at this time at the repriced figures.
as the general tendency of the market is still upward.
The volume of goods in the sale is limited, and
I therefore they will probably be sold in a short time. g
i The reductions follow
talked is a Pract'cnl soldier man He
(The New v0il Times has not printed" saw no International complications He
an such stor) ) "'" a crowd of clvlllins threatening to
ti .,.. .. i" ..... make a riot while his commander-lu-
It cannot lie too emphatically slated i,i ,. ,. ,.i, .i ni,ininii.. .,.-
army that the rumor referr.d to is false. The ,lng ,,!, eehlch he, the colonel, had
I facts In the case would have to bo ell- made for Ccneral Pershing. So he slid
.,,, ,.,,,, .ii. 1 iictly reversed to put the urmv of to the leader pf the delegation, Friend
..Warsaw. .Iin IS Slaved) - II A I "r" " of ,ou on ,)acU Ilonir nmI re,ember
l'l iiiuii!-iMilitiil'l'i-'1". I ""-"."miiciiiifclll
tiv with everv mind turneii to tne in- . i,u eniburg politics The command not
onl) of the Third Army, but of the Amer
ican expedltlonar) force, agrees preclsc
lv with tlie Times that an army of oc
cupitlon should In no way Interfere win,
i Hm fron ixnHt lsfi I s ...
through the MUed vlcte.iv bee-l. g veil . - i.p,e,
'"" " "' "i us march to the
r.hmo an order was Issued that, lrrc-
lure mil ti.elug to forget tne pise ii
Is as If the people li id conic out of n
nlglititiaie No tliev are smiling, nnil
the liuslm ss men are beginning to make
plans foi the boom the) arc sure is I
nlii ad Ihev renlire tint Poland has
The object of the Ino.uit.v wis to
investigate fiom a purel) jut lellcl.il
'point of view whether cilmes com
mitted b) the German Govcinment
and armv involved the pen il respon
siblllt) of the former Gerrnin Km
peror. what tribunal should judge him
and whether his extiaditlou eould be
elemaneled
I The leport quotes a lettet from the
. former Empeior to tho Kmperor nf
I Austria in tho earlv elivs of tho war, in
which the- Germen Kmpeior wiote
' Me soul is torn asunder, but evi I),
thing must be put to flie and blood
The tlnoits of tnen nnd women,
children and the aged, must bo cut.
nnd not a ttee not a house left
standing
itli sucli methods of tenor
which nlone ean stiike so elcgen
ei ite people ns the- Fundi the vv.u
will finish befoic two months while
If 1 usi humanitarian methods it
tn tv piolong foi vears Despite all
m repugnance, I hive had to borne
tin- first svstem
Tlie words "I" and "mv" in the lettei
are Italicized In the lepoit
Hand Dili Not Kxi'iule
The authors of the report give a
'ojib argument against bringing the
uumbt r of soldiers she can si ml home
I each month bv To OOu.
elf the I loo ooo m go tonnage 1 ooo -uoo
Is ready fur Immediate use The
rest soon will be VII these craft ale In
Herman ports ilmllv Bremen and Ham
burg jo.mc' imi iiier vessels In the Ualtic
will be plated at the ellsposal of e.er
1 manv hrsclf to cur) on liti io.itlng
I trd- Mm will be allowed to nnn
I tiles. Willi her own sailors, but nil tin
oilier sliips taken will be manned b)
srllors fiom tli xinrrltjn and Hiltlsh
n iv Irs
i The thief irquest the fiernnn title
I gates at Treves made was 111 it all tin
'ships including tlio-e to u.itisport
troops to Xinerlia and Austialli be
manned b e,ruiau sihiihh This re
quest of tourse w.isllitlv refused
s0 much foi tlie inatfrl.il f.uts of this
transaction Hut In addition, miri
ans in I' iris nitach min li psMhoi, gii il
importanc. to tlu fin t that the beginning
. nf chll and ee momle igrenueiits eeltli
'(iiniun bjs aetuillv lull made It was
er) ev'tdi nt tint the lurmins Hum
selves were eb lighted lo in ikt sili a
lrginnlng Thee de.lir.il the lit i man
people insisted that line give up this,.
! Hhlps to help ai tin worl of transporta
tion of food to Kuteip. but the dtltgites
nssured th in num eontirii" that Her
man would not bt nibled to g.t all the
fon.l she iieieled tlur, bv and must not
ex-Kmpeior before a tribunal of rom-'exp.ct it either commits In greater
need and not tespoiisiiii.. lor uu war will
hive grtuttr eoiisldi ration, but Herman)
will get such fats and grains as she. ab
solute 1) net ds
mon law because his will commanded
but his hind did not execute Thev
sav he was not the principal offendm
and tint therefore he coukl onlv be
punished as an at complice Alt Intel
nation il tribunal consequent!! must
be found Thev con-idei The lligue
aibitiatlon couit founded at the IS""
conference Incompetent to tiv him as
the eouit vv is meant for cases wheie
-.- iidnnlti I.. - lin nnnliAil Tlmi ii r ft til
and Jumped off leforc the soldier could thl't -n pmileh ))f.w iurla(iict.m must
grab his am This happened on Kur-
fuersten D.imm
Tho automobile was speeding south
but the croeeils mased so quicklv that
the guards thought it best to turn ind
reach Moabit bv another route t
Hltzlgstrai-se the automobile was stnppd
by the command in ha t 'I lif guird,
believing It whs a mllltarv patrol whose
dut) it was to stop and search all ve
hides passing certain points stopped
'Its Red ltnsa'' some one cried this
being the n ime b) w hie It Luxemburg
was known In her pirtKins
Like a wive the tumultuous masses
rushed on some seeming frlendlv and
some wrathful The soldiers were lifted
from tin car some being thrown to the
ground V few sei onds later all was
over The solellers found themselves
more or less bruised a Ion.- with the
empt) tar while the hoveling human
wave was receding low ird th tatial
In consequence of the threats of the
Independents and -p-mm ans the mil -
tary is preparing for every emergent v
The Btreets are patrolled unteisinglv
Had field guns have been placed in posi
tion In man) public squares t cer'aln
points all persons must subm.t to a
more or less clost search, accord I g to
sex fo- lemales are no longer i
nutted to pass unmoltsied
Women ire srureheil
Since is. nlgnt three women bate
been caught with man) rounds of caif
ridges hidden under their cloaks Vn
other eleganth dressed person observed
parading in front of the IMen Hotel
attracted the suspicion of the oldiers
on patrol When she notlietl that she
was observed aim tied She uh cap
tured and taken lo the L'de n Hotel
where the prisoner provtii to be a
young saiior ilisguLsed as a gil lie
carried a lieav) te olver in a sate lei
He refused to make an) statement
about himself or his purpose
An annult) of .on 000 m.uks has been
awarded to the King of W'urttemburg
In the event of lis death his widow
In to receive a eeaile allowance of
100,000 marks Ml pavments com
prised In the civil h't have teased The
castle at Jlebtliausen will be the Kings
residence In futuie All either ro)j!
castles become state propert), and no.
lice has been given to tlie members of
the ro)al faml'.v lo evacuate them.
The Zeppelin firm with olllces In Ihri
" lln. known us tlie Deutsche Luftreere
has just obtained a coinession ror air
trarnc, operating in conjunction with
the Hamburg-American Line It Is noi
known jet whether a new t)pe of Zep
pelins ls to be emplo)cd in the air serv
ice, or the latter confined to airplanes
also manufactured nt Frledrltlishafen
At present the firm offers airplanes for
election propaganda ami announces a
1, regular mall, express ami passenger
ii service by Urge 11 Ing machines, with
two depots in llerlln
Priet Celeliralea Jubilee
The Rev John I Mugulre rector of
St. Kllzabeths Church Twent)-tlnrd
and Berks streets, wns tlie ce'ebrant of
solemn mass at whici Archbishop
Dougherty presided In honor of the rec
tor's sacereloted silver Jubilee )esterdav
.-The seruiein was preached by illshop
Thomas .. Slinhan rector of the I
Catholic University of America, at I
.WwUiifbn, D. C. '
be created which should be the first
Instrument of a league of nations and
In which should appear exclusin-h the
States which fought Germane
The two Freneh lunsts prove that
the extradition of the former Herman
ruler tannnt he refused ,v lie is not
i political refugee The report sajs
It Is nnu-judlcnl to as,imil ite
war with coispiracv rimes of wir
are crimes of public law nnd intern i
tiema llan not polircn crime
Like a Itusiness Finn
Tlie anthills of the report ct nmeiue
b) estalillshing that no petuiltv is
possible igalnst i 'ntion nm more
than against a tompanv hit tint the
manager or director of a companv ean
be punished
'The Kmperor m the flist pl.ue
sa)s the report a King ot Prussia is
president of the confederation In v ir
tun of a special law In which human
wld does not entei The 'ierman so
e reign depends onlv on God and t e
sworel Willi such ii eoiiceptioii uf
power It would be unjudicial to the
highest degree to allow the Kmperor to
escape- respnnsibllitv for his actions
his respouslbllit) for tho war foi
vvhltli under tlie constitution decision
lie longed to him alone, his lesponsl
hillt) foi violation of Relglan 11PU
traltiv which was willed be luni, hiy
tesponsllilllt) foi acts of terrorism b
his troops which ho willed and
oriieiMl" '
Modem lin " the reoort continues
does not itcognlze irresponsible
authorities even at the summit of
hleraichv It bi ings a Mate down fiom
its pedestal ami mike s it submit to tlie
rule of tlie Judge
"I'hiie can theiefore be to q ies
tlon tif saving fioin the- Judge a man
who is at tht. summit of hier-nh
elthei bv tlie application of internal
law oi of International livv '
llourReols (lies Pretfilenl
Leon liourgeois former Pren t
Fitneh authorlte uu the. league f ,
tions in a statement to the Vint i
as a precedent for the punlslmn n t
Hermans of all degrees com I, ml f
lat on of the laws of war the . ,
llenre W Irz who was tried Iv .. i
martial and exeiuied after the i War
for i Ui ltn s suffertel bv norilien in
ern In the t imp be tomminiliij u v
dersoiisllle e;a
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Mililarv Mj-s for I. 5. Heroes
V tnllliiiiv muss foi member if tlie
pirisb who tut. I d tin sere in wa
I . id n ur l.iile l Mount t armr!
e liuri i Ihiril mil Illm stl.its o.
teriliv wuh liit VI ,nni v ts tele
Iru ami "-erg. at Bin n of the qunr
.ini.is' r t lis n irgt of the mi
t re pi our i i
the prlitless boon or llbeitv and tint
thf will soon be able to enjo) Its bene
fits, despit. tlie nuinv dllllcultles et to
be ficeel this winter
One of the most significant fads Is
th it the prices of commodities are be
ginning to drop Just as thev did in
Prague I et November with the inaugu
ration of the Cncho-Slovah govern
ment Kviu Hiose pirtles which have not
been enlhtlv lemenleei bv the effoits of
Ignite .Inn Padeiewskl t'icmler md
Koit ign vihiisier In the new eoahtlon
cablni t who his nppealtd to his t oun
trvniin to be Poles tlist and part) men
nfiii vnnl ate now forgetting their old
differences
Ilotb .VI Padeiiwskl anil his wife have
workiil night and dn, tiavellug seilng
i. illt is .mil dclcgailous ami attending
pilblli fuiu lions it vv is a tninnioti siglit
fur the toirt "poiiilrnt lo see M Pad-
erewskl in the i irlx hours of the nun n- i
Ing befnrt. lie hail gone to bed Then
aftt r sleeping i few bouts lie was up I
agiln seeing politicians nnd begging1
them for the lnve of Poland to help
him Hi greatest t.isl, was to h indtc
General Joseph Pilsiid-kl, tin mllltarv
luad of th couiiuv who vvlsliid to
pennlt M P.idcrtvvsM to form a new
mlnlstrv, but was afi ild of precipitating
a ilvll w.u btt ius of the tiiitats eif .
1 111" SOCI lss I
Tin full ' minion ininisirv formed bv
M Paeleiiuski is eon post el as follows-
Premier nnd Foielgn Minister. M i
Piderewskl: lntrini M W'njt leihow-
ski. Commerce, M lloiula: l-lnanee, M.
Fngllsh, Public Health M Janisseew-
ski. Communications, M I'berh.irdt;
Posts and Telegraphs, M I.lndq , Agrl
lUltuie, M Janltltl, Arts, M Przes
mvckl. I.ibor Jf lvonovskl, Food M
Mlnklewlc, Justice M huinskl. Public
Works M Prm hulk
v. iln.i the Ilobhevlki are tsp.ii.illv
bun i .igimst the l'olis it being le
1 itpil tn it the dfi laratlon of a holv
vv tr ig unst p. mil lv tht Mns, r,v gov
inti n n iImh the 'ligiit and tints of
ev i Hi Uu v i ' k 11 the Poles as tne
i , .f nut U nl
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if there Is an) riot .vou are likely to be
imong the casualties."
The next da) General Pershing stood
on tlie bnlconv of the palace with
Duchess Adelaide and reviewed the
Infantrv and nothing untoward hap
pened Not until afterward did he even
know that revolutionaries had tried to'
change his plan The colonel In charge
had not thought It Important enough
to bother the commatider-ln chief with,
I $.50 Neckwear. $.35, $1.00 'J Aoz.
I 1.00 Neckwear, .65, 1.75 ', dor.
I 1.50 Neckwear, 1.10. 3.00 ', doz.
I 2.00 Neckwear. 1.50, 4.25 ',, doz.
a 2.50 and 3.00 Neckwear.
1 2.00, 5.50 Va doz.
1 3.50 and 4.00 Neckwear.
1 2.50. 7.00 doz.
i? .65, .75 and 1.00 Half Hose. .50
1 1.15 and 1.50 Silk Half Hose. 1.00
H 2.00 and 2.50 Silk Halt Hose, i.au
Silk Rcefe.s, Wool Motor Scans, unueiwcar !;
$2.00 and $2.50 Pajamas, $1.75
3.00 and 3.50 Pajamas, 2.50
5.00 Pajamas, 3.50
7.50 Pajamas, 4.75
2.50 Shirts 1.50
3.50 Shirts 2.50
5.00 Silk Shirts.. 3.50
6.50 Silk Shirts.. .75
.50 and
6.50 and
2.00 and
3.00 and
4.50 and
6 00 and
Coats, Bathtobos! Waistcoats, Gloves, Toilet Cases and Collar Dags
I aie included in the sale.
I Jacob Reed's Sons
1424-1426 CHESTNUT STREBT
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1518 Chestnut Street
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minerals and germs removed the natural B
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All auto accident on Lancaster Pike In vvhuli the son of Albert V lurner,
ot Harper K lurner lirokcie, was saved fiom sirloua lujuiy by a Safetee cilasa
windshield.
bafetee Glass, a Philadelphia product, was used by ninety per cent of the
U. B. Army In France for gas mask lensos, aeroplane windshields, aviator
cocgles, and similar requirements. dv,
New Telephone Toll Rates
Effective January 21, 1919
(Announced December 13, 1J118, by Postmaster General, Washington, D. C.)
New schedules of rates for telephone toll calls (to points outside the local service area)
under which all toll calls throughout the United States are placed on a uniform basis,
become effective 12:01 a. m., January 21, 1919.
Under these new schedules the "station to station" rate is the base rate upon which all
rates for the various classes of service offered are computed. This rate is determined
by the air line distance between toll points and is computed, for the initial period, on the
basis of 5c for each 6 miles up to 24 miles and 5c for each 8 miles beyond that'distance.
For toll calls where the calling party does not specify a particular person to be reached
at the called telephone, "station to station" rates are charged.
For toll calls where the calling party does snecifv a particular person to be reached at
the called telephone and the connection is established and conversation held with that
person, "person to person" rates are charged. As this service requires a greater
amount of operating effort, the rate for such calls is about one-fourth greater than the
"station to station" rate. The minimum "person to person" rate is 20c.
Toll calls involving an appointment to talk at a specified time, or involving the use
of messenger service to secure attendance of a designated person at a public tele
phone at a distant point may be made at rates usually about one-half greater than
the "station to station'' rate, plus the cost of messenger service. The minimum rate
for such calls is 23c.
For all toll calls other than those made on the "station to station" basis, where con
nection is established but the conversation is not held because the calling or called party
is not present or will not talk, a "report charge" is made, equivalent to about one-fourth
of the "station to station" rate. The minimum "report charge" is 10c ; maximum $2.00.
No Report Charge is made if the call is completed before midnight of the day it is
placed.
Night rates, applying only to calls made on a "station to station" basis are quoted
between 8:30 p. m. and 4:30 a. m. The rate between 8:30 p. m. and 12 midnight is
about one-half the "station to station" day rate, and between 12 midnight and 4 :30
a. m., about one-fourth the "station to station" day rate. The minimum night rate
is 2oc.
"Station to station" calls must be made as far as possible by giving the telephone number
of the called telephone. When the number is not known and telephone directory infor
mation is not available the number should be obtained from "Information," or if the
called telephone is at a distant point, the name and address of the called subscriber
should be given to the Toll Operator or to the Long Distance Operator, as the case
may be, stating that it is a "station to station" call.
The "station to station" rates are substantially lower than the "person to person" rates.
In order that patrons may effect the greatest economy in their charges for toll service,
and also maximum speed of connections, they are urged to study their toll service
requirements and to make the widest possible use of "station to station" calls.
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