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EVENING PUBLIC LED G'K PHILADELPHIA, THUESDX FEBRUAEY 27, 1910
CLAIMS
CLASH
ON SPEAKERSHIP
.Cillrtl and Mnmi Rnckcis
qally Confident of Vic-
fi tory lonight
CAMPBELL DARK HORSE
t
l
.
Active Attention Paid by Cam
paign Managers to New
Members-Elect
pr -z
VICTOR Y LIBER TY LOAN
TO BE USED ONLY IN U. S.
IicslHctions for Expenditure oj Credits Established Here for Allies
Made to Prevent Competition With American Dullness and
Industry Through Neiv liond Issue. '
l.very dollar rained In th Victory
Liberty Loan, to A off-tril tut In April,
will be npfnt In America or will ! p-thl
to rltli-n of th Cnltctl Ulat-K, accord
In to a Mattm-nt IimiioiI today by John
11. Mon, director of the war loan or
ganization-,
riitnnt now cngaRtil In war with th
-untiles of the t'nlted Statu, and that
only until eighteen tnonllm after tha
termination of the rrent war
"Theeo nedlta may bo (flabllehert
only for the purpose, of prnvltllnR for
purchased of property In I'raiue, owned
nu
for
"With the .eueptlon ,f the irl..tlely jVt.'y or Indirectly and not needed by
i.ll proportion of the loan to be ufc.1 "'. U"'t" ,S'nl"' "r vt ' '"
r Payl.n? our -oMIeri, In the American K' f h fh hT '"'" .r ,nl,y bo gUar-
ARMY'WILLHAVE
BIG BARGAIN SALE
Surplus Material in France
Soon-Put on "Cheap" '
Counter
EUROPE THE CUSTOMER
By the Associated Ypm
Waahlnitten, Vtb. .7.
mtmbers-elect of the next House of
Representatives gathered here today from
all parts of the country for the confer,
eneo tonight with the re-elected Republi
can members to nominate a candidate for
nrnij- or occupation Raid Mr Mnron
"all money to bo raised will be upent
In till country. Moreover. Ita expendi
ture It nu Mirroumleil with ri-htrlrtloira
In tho reiiort BUhmltted to the Jtouse that
II mtttl tij-. ililtl In ..,-,U ...... ....
Tlkr.lil.ll, tin ' -, ur rj'tllfc 111 rill'll . Wll tl 111
li-publlian ,, of ,,--, to thl) i-.,!,,.,, ..,,. .....i
citizen
"These restrictions are clearly ret
forth In tho report of the Way a and
Means t'ommltlee on the 17 OOO.O00.U0O
bond bill. It should bo noted that iro
atithorlt H (.onferred in the bill Ui
make loans to our Allies or any other
foreign kov minimis.
"Instead, the commute.- h.m inoMded
lor me nnanciai needa or our co
Soealter. Despite the confident state.
Kf jiients of the rival campaign manager In
Ei the three-cornered lla-lit for the Speaker-
PI-. . . .. ..... .. i. ' ...... ..v..... iirrui wi uiii to"
nip, It was eviueni ircin uio uviivb b-lllKerenti by nuthorlzlmr the Sr, r-l.,rv
of the Treamrj. with th0 approval t.f
attention showered on the first-term men
that nothing was being left midono to
win their 'otex.
The three candidates for the nomina
tion, which Is virtually tho election, ai
onlr a split In tho Republican ranks
would enablo tho Democrats to orRanlze
the next House of Representatives, are:
Frederick II (llllett, of Massachusetts,
ranking Republican member t-f tho Ap
propriations Committee
James R. Mann, of Illinois, Republican
floor leader.
Philip Campbell. Kanas, ranking Re
publican of tho rulifl committee
Managers of the (llllett and Mann
the president, to establish credits with
the United Stairs for any foreign kov-
anteed by our government
"In other words, the United ftHtcs Is
preparing to say to Hh Allies that If
they expect this nation to fliiunco their
nfter-wnr needs they must agree tb
spend ull funds advanced to them with
our citizens and business tlrm.
"American business men have nlwa.vis
met with sharp competition from our
Allies In man fields of foreign trade.
The restrictions for tho expenditure of
credits established hero for our Allies
vveie made with this fact In mind to
prevent the expenditure of other na
tions of Ameritau monev In inmpetl
tlon with American business and In
dustry "As I see If, If we Rro pwake to our
opportunities we should take our prop
er place In the f.ue-front of Interna
tiona! flu.inie now and for nianj ears
to come '
ESTHONIANS ROUT REDS SLOVAK UNION BACKS LEAGUE
Hcny Los.cs Inflicted on Hoi
slieiki in Stncre Fighliiij;
Mnrkhnlm, Teh. 27 (11) A ! An It-mllng-, l' , IVI
oniclal statement Issued bv the i:aihnn- ."eicnaips to me
('(invention tl (catling Iiulorscs
Independence of Crrlio-Slov.ikin
Railroads llornos and Other
Things, to Go to Highrhl
Bidder
Hy the Associated 'rrvs
Parlt, l"tb 27. All superfluous ma
terial of the American expeditionary
foices now stored In ast warehouses
throughout Franco will be bargained oft
to Europeans, provided It is found
cheaper to dispose of It here than to
transport It to the United Mates This
announcement was made by tho United
States liquidation Commission, which
began confi renrew esterrtay to deter
mine what disposition should be made
of the equipment.
The commission is rornposcd of Sen
ator Hollls. of New Hampshire, Homer
II. Jolinson. of Cleveland, O ; Cleneral
r-i,..ri. ii nnues and Judge Kdvvln B,
Parker, of Houston, Tex.
has not arrived jet
17 - (I)v A 1M
American .Slovak
Judge Parker
'Wo will net tho' best prices vve Pos-
ihII.1v (.nn for all materials," Ham fena-
lati
TO CONTINUE CAMP" LEE
Cantonment Will Bo Kctuincd as
Demobilization Center
f mni l.ee, V., Feb. 27. Orders have
been received at camp headquarters
which say definitely Camp I-eo wilt uo
continued as a demobilizing center. Tho
ramp organizations are now reduced al
most to tha smallest alio posslblo with
out decreasing the emclcncy of "cces-
...II Hurt, Th .a. KAAA.it rArlttrllOll
was In the. provost guard company, I
wnien nas released 200 out or sow.
Tho number of D.stlngulshed Service
Crosses and Croix do (luerre among
the colored soldiers returning from
Krance to this cantonment for dlschargo
proves the bravery of the colored sol
diers of Uncle Sam's army. The 307th
Infantry, Ninety-third Division, had a
large detachment here this week and
medals and crosses were numerous.
I COMPENSI DI GUERRA
RICHIESTI DALL'ITALIA
L'Anstriu Paglicra". in Materia
tin Tcrzo Dellc Indcinnila'
Dovutc
luilonarlo, durante gravlsslnl tumultl
die si sdno vetlficatl In Bucarest.
I-a notlzla rho In Reglna dl limenla
sla fugglla da Ilucarest, per tlmore dl
essero ueclso, e' stata confermata.
noma, 27 febbralo. 1? stato Icrl
annunzlato iho II Vescovo Auslllarlo
l!aen ' stato nomlnato Arclvescovo
per la cltta' dl New York,
II Rev. Tntrlck J. Hayes a' nato In
New York It 20 novembre 1867 cd ha
perclo ragglunto II 6 2 mo. anno dl eta',
Da tempo clrcolavano vocl sccondo lo
quail II prelato aarebbe stato nomlnato
al posto del defunto Cardinals Parley
e si dice ehe la sua nomlna e' bene
accetta nella Dlocesl dl New York.
II "Olorifalo d'ltalla" pubbllca un
lungo nrtlcolo a proposlto delle rlchlestn
Itallano e delle nssurdo nl Inglusilftcate
preleso del Jugo-slavl.
Inrtlcollsta, dopo aver sommarla
mentn csamlnate o dlscusso lo raglonl
che nvvalorano e rlchlesto deU'ltatta,
dice cha I Dclegatl Italian! alia Con
ferenza delta Pace liolranno contarn
sutl'lnlero ed Incondlrlonato appogglo dl
tutta la Nazlone, la quale vuoln cho la
pace sla degna dclla vlttorln,
M'aslilngliin, lie.. 27 febbralo. II Oo
erno Jugo-Hlavo ha rlchlesto II co
mandante In apo delta truppo Altcate
In Plume dl protestare presso le autorlta'
mllltnrl Itallano contro II maltratu-
mouto del resldenll Jugo-slavl Irr detU,
cltta', da parte del soldatl ltallanl. In
formazlonl glunte aH'Umcto Sbrbo-Croato-Hloveno
In 'Washington, res
pubbllche In segulto ad un dtspacclo
unictnle da Belgrade, dlcono r.ho tall
maltraUamentl luuino cauaato uno i
scontro armato tra truppo Jtaltane
serho In Klume, durante II quale un
maggloro serbo e statu gravemente
ferllo,
(II telegramma dl cul sopra provlene
dalla sollta fuelna croata In Washing
ton, da dove nl dlrlge la campagna
drnlgratorla e stolta, attraverso gll Statl
Unlit, a danno dell'Italta.)
rubllnhed n1 r)ltrlbuled Under
PERMIT NO (14 1
AutborlMd by tht'sct of OctoW 0,
11)17 on flls at the Pottoftlcs of Phila
delphia, fa.
Hy order of tho Prenldent.
A. S HunMSSON. .
roitmter Oenersl.
inr ifniiu m the Associnteri rres
t ....... i.-ui .. . . ::, - ."" i " ,mv . . . . ... ..,,.
anny headquarters reports severe! ,,,,V,' ",,1'".,"? "tV!"", f."" ." "" "1'h'r '" mun equipment 5l
fighting near Narva Pakov. Vnlm.ir and m..u.l.no.,Viy In -favo'e of a league of "'h we'hin be gia-1 If the? buy
.-.uisDiirg anu claims mat tneitiionl.in i ""'""" ..""., . .,in,,,.ni in mill. Inmmu.
ramnalans each claimed tho victory ofihavo renulsed tlm IlnlKhevlkl. mm. n.,- ... ' " A ,."u"rwi1 . "", .independemo of " ..''".""" .'..' ..- i.-r.,A n.l.
their favorite, perhaps on the first bal- prions losses In Ul.rd and woundei , Ihe nu'Z,,V "L TnZ, "ZJJ.m ' glum Rumania ami other helllge'rents
lot. Supporters of Mr Campbell, an I The statement describes the fighting- In country lm lug nlreadv made two loans and some neutrals are In the market
eleventh-hour entrant in the contest, the direction of allsburc as violent and to the iVeih-Slovnks crdl.il greet- ' f,, ilii m.nerlal
. ... .. . j. .., r-Ai i .ii.nr mriru ...... uu ..a. a a .,nA.. ..ka ...... ......... ,,, a.. .... ..-- ---.
ill iue :- -- ..-." .w.... ...,c ru- iii.-. nr nrni ... iin iit-v repunnc i ne "',
B"Kt- union is well Known throughout th.
predicted their favorite would
nomination as a compromise candidate, i
Our mirnoi'e Is to derive tho best bar-
. aiaaa. aaaai. a.. ,..- .. . ....... ...... .: : A.,.-... .... i -..i,, -, AA...A-.A .... . i.,. iQt Aincr
... n...... -....i I. a i.a .a.aa . ."i" ..-.,.,-u u.-.n in.iii i-i'iroi i nueii rtiaus auo nas u uiemiiersii i. . n ... .. ... ..
-Mr. uiueii win inn,c """ grutl savs that Uolshevlkl tievvhiun-ra . ..f ".-. non. '
... r . . .. ---. --'I .-- - -
twenty more than enougn 10 eiect. sam i commenting anxlouslv upon ttie rt verses John Shlgo, of l-'reoland ireasurcr re-
ltepreaentatlve v Insiow, ot .Mdssacnu-1 sustained in llio lighting against the 'ported n balance of $600 noo In the
I lean materials on this side If we see
that the material ran bo shipped home
to greater advantage than sold nere, we
will keep it R is n business proposi
tion for our gr"rnmont "
SAXONY ELECTS PRESIDENT
KingV Ptuicliler M.irrid a i,.i:.
isliing (eiiide Srerctlv ,
-Hj A !)-
Kr.i-tlorf Chosen I lend of
"Free Stale'
Ilasel, IVb 3 J Illy A PI 'Hip new
I.nndra. 28 febbralo Uno speclale
dtspacclo al London Dally News, dalato (
20 febbralo, dice che le Indennlta' ill
guerra che 1'Italla reclama dall'Austrla
sono state npprosslniatlvametitte calco
Inte a seleento mltlonl dl lire (7) (It
telegramm uRg.unge tro nilgllardl dl
dollarl). Dato II dubblo che l'Austrla ,
pos,.v far fronte a tale pagamento, II '
Governo Itallano averebbe pensalo n
rlcorrero ad un possible rlmedlo per
compensarsl e rloe' nceotlnndo speelall
concesslonl sopra In rlsorso nnturiill
del parse.
In tale modo un terzo deU'lndeniiltn, .
dl guerra reclamata dnll'Italla verrebho
dall'Austrla corrlsposta In ( materia,
come od esemplo l.i cesslone nll'ltalla dl
S, 000,000 dl metrl cubl ill legname da
costruzlono da es--em esportalo cntio
II perlodo dl c Inque until.
I'll dispacclo oggi glunto .ilia
News "dl HaSllen nnnimzla
'Central
l'Iio un
stato (ommessu coutro II
setts, campaign manager lor the -sew i i.htnoinans nscriuo tne Holshevlkl de-1 treasurv luirlug the last vear J42G
England caodldatc I "'" "' '"'"-, mituur tiuiijiuri mm uuu was paiq out in neaili claims
Representative 'aillett can claim 140 ."tr.r'inoo" lZ ulnne.l re'r" '
votes, but Mr. Mann will get 130 on the I volumeer' 1 I MISS LAUDER WEDS PILOT
first ballot," asserted Representative r,ihau hy sea and .ire commanded by "" unvuLd IILUJ flLUI
Madden, of Illinois, manager oi mo iiooi cenerai von uer i,oitz rney declare. j,i v
leader's campaign. that the Bolshevik! on tho Ilaltlc front ?,opl J
"Representative Campbell will get " eiii.-iu.m i.h.i mu in.-ir nrgaiuza. I'l III1C
v . . . -.. .. tlnti nnnears to be near collsnse o
twenty-ne, majiio as many as lur.j on ---. Miami. 1 la . Feb "7
...- .. V..I1A. ...I.I nnrAetllat v . Minnu, 1-.. I .
iusi niaL tiaiiuv. j( --........---- it. n..i. . ..
Anthony, manager of the Kansan's cam. , FINU MU HIKK SUICIDI', . '-" -wuer. tiaugmer ot clmmi.r r Deputies of the "Free .atlentato
nalen "The newly elected members are .'.eorge i.auucr, a weiamj I'litsuurgn stnle of riaon met I tiesday nnil elect
v . .. ... . i i. .. a, .1.1 .... I siaai mnonrnctiirep. wnu ...ti-pin ,. ia rrl Julius I'rassdorf. a Majorlt.v Social
STwrprlw for K ..local I", as president acco. ding to a dispatch 11 Re saiebho stato colplto alia
a compromise" Ho!v Haiipiiip IVom Haflcr" n-hlng guide and pilot. It was learned Doctor nieste! a German Democrat. f"ccla C(1 " "" braccio dtt ,'" riN0
The Republicans will have 240 mem- Urndlng. Pa., Feb 27 Returning here todav after the counle had left on a i was named first ike president anil ,
bers In the next House. from u vhurcli entertainment last eve- MMi-ilai ij jachting cruise iiinonc the I Deputy I.jilnskv, nn Independent So-1
nlng, children of Mrs Ida M. Dc'trlch . i-tri,i t ... Tll. ,.,,. .. clallst. n cond vice president
mini . rn.nr.il I irrcnTCn found the bod of their mother hunglng lowfr ' Io,rltt Kps . lhe -"nonV wa"
IRISH MEMORIAL ALChrlhD 'rom the rafters in the loft of the bain 'performed bv a notary public and Mr ,inB pinsMlorf formeil.v was vUc
" " n suicide Mrs Deitrleh was thlrtv-nvo Lauder did not team of the wedding president at the Chamber of Deputies.
BOTtt.1i -nwl A.iiPrirni lVien Del- ea, o1'1 tllp wifo .f lM.Wcllrich. a until toda.v of Paxon He has been a prominent
HUSH ami .int-rn.iu j i .in. uli W0-Unovvn farmer, three miles west of Mr. Lauder is a cousin and former Inbor leader and served In the Relch-
dlbraltar. Robeson township. business associate of Andrew Carnegie 'stag from 1003 to lOOfi I
lie Ferdlnando dl Rumenla,
egatcs Answer Hearing Rciiuest
Dnblln. Feb. 27 Tile first acknowl
edgement cf the memorial to the peace
delegates concurring the recognition of
"the provisional iMernment" of Ireland,
has been received from tile American
delegation. sas Sean O'Cealllgh In an
Interview forwarded from Paris to ttio i
Dublin Evening Telegraph
O'Cealllgh Is quoted as denj Ing any
desire to embarrass President Wilson,
and recalls that "the freedom of Dublin,
was oted to the President unnnlmously
by the corporation. He said ho expected
his mission would oc me suoject oi an
Interpellation In the French chamber by
-w- a..I.. lr- fev.nti-.lhv ml.l. ttlA TaI.U
p , UC'U. ... e...,'M... .... ..... ...ui.
. cause.
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JUGOSLAVS ASK ALLIED AID
Protest Alleges Mistreatment on
the Part of Italian Soldiers
Washington, Feb 27 Tho Jugo-Slav
government has tequested the commander-in-chief
of the Allied troops at
Flume to protest to the Italian military
authorities against alleged mistreatment
of Jugo-Slav residents of that city by
Italian soldiers. The oftlctal Information
bureau of the kingdom of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes made public
a, dispatch from Belgrade" saying that
such mistreatment had caused an armid
clash In Flume between Italian and Ser
blan troops, In which a Serbian major
was seriously wounded.
"REDS" MENACE RUMANIA
Balkan
Stale Itemobilizes
Meet Iiolslieviki
Paris, Feb. 27. (By A. IM
Army
T IT
t Baker, of Troy, N. Y representing the
j supreme council in matters or rood and
si relief, has returned to Paris from a
tour or Rumania and Serbia. He says
the Rumanian army, numbering 200.000,
which had been partly demobilized. Is ,
being remoblllzed hastily to meet Bol-'
aneviK attacKs along tne corner uetween
Bessarabia and the Ukraine, where the
Bolshevik! are marslng troons. The Ru
manians fear these forces will become .
active with the opening of spring. 1
Baker reports, there Is extreme suf- I
ferine in Rumania owing to the lack of '
food and clothing-. Thousands of
women and children, he declares, arc
compelled to wane barefooted In the
mow.
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Buy Thrift Stamps
and let the Govern
ment teach you how
to save.
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OVER 3000 GIRLS AND WOMEN
have been diced by us In poiitlom
paying
From 1S to 35 Per Week
Specialize In a rroteislon that haa been
eatabllahed and ntada rrontable by our
chain of schools, tht only ones o! their
kind. Inip-ctlon ot the equipment alons
will repay sou for a vlalt.
If van exptct to en'rr viuliirit or to
incrraa your mrnino capacity, our
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Four of the Models Illustrated
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