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Soldiers Removed for Mission's
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WOMEN FORM RED GUARD
Ily (lie Associated Press
Ituriapest, April II.1 The soviet offi
finis are mnkiiiR every effort to pro
tect Americans liere and arc showing
due regard for their rightR.
A leading fashionable hotel was orig
inally designated by the lied (Junrd
ns n barracks and tiie guests were noti
fied to quit within a few hours. When
Hold Kun, the communist lender. as
Informed of what was going on, he re
marked irritably, from the bed in which
he was repoing, "What do t care';"
"But the American mission is living
theie," his informant exclnimed.
On hearing this. Ilela Kun sprang to
a telephone nnd told the lied Guard to
find quarters elsewhere.
The attempted eodus of the well-to-do
class is continuing. Americau pass
ports arc bringing as high as $1000.
An Anglo-American train will Inup
Saturday for AVest Kurope by way of
Vienna. The Americans on the train
are to he mostly women, the wives of
Hungarians, who by (ourtcsy of the
Hungarians are permitted to class
themselves ns aliens.
There is an organization of women's
lied (iunrds functioning now. but Us
100 members are occupying tliemsehes
, for the most part with propaganda
wotk. Many of the aristocratic women
of the city have been reduced to want.
Raroness Schossberger. once having
pioperty worth n million dollars or
more, now is plaing harp in a cheap
retaurant for her food.
All the places have been couerted
into resorts for woiMngnien's societies
and clubs. From the home of Count
.lilies Audrassy hns been removed a
youthful portinit of Jtafihael. an art
work of great alue. Madame Mar
garet Karolji. the widow of Stephen
Karolyi, is living in two rooms of her
palace, the rcmninr is occupied by n
society of photogiaphers.
Count Andrew Tschoui lives in two
rooms of his palace with a club of
hotel cooks occupjing the real of his
home. lied tJuards are living in Arch
fluke .Joseph's palace, opposite the royal
castle, while u musicians' club occupies
the palace of Count Nemcs.
The new government ministers are so
unaccustomed to performing official du
ties that they nie ready to accede to
almost any kind of a request to oblige
foreigners nnd show good will. The
work of oiganizing the country is being
feverishly continued. The central fea
ture of the plan is" to npply the trust
idea to all industries.
All the clubs ami fashionnble ex
clusive resorts have been socialiicd, in
cluding the Park Club. The Jockey
Club has been converted into u laborers'
home and the splendid race course,
which cost a j ear's time nnd So, 0(10,000
in make,, is being plowed up for
potatoes.
END SIBERIAN SQUABBLE
Agreement Reached Between Gen
erals Kolchak and Semenoff
Harbin. April 5. (delayed). (I5y A.
T.) It is announced in a nevvs)irjer
controlled by General Semenoff that a.
complete agreement has been reached
between Oenernl Semenoff and General
Ivanoff-ISinoff. representative of Ad
miral Kolchak, liead of the Omsk '
Kovernment. General Semenoff, it is
said, will be commander of a special
far eastern corps and also lietmnu of
the eastern Cossacks under the orders I
of General Ivenoff-Itinoff.
General SemcuolT will be subordinate
lo Lieutenant General Horvnth, vtho.vvill ,
be in direct control of the ndministra- i
Hon of Cossack territory in eastern J
Siberia. The Omsk government willl
provide funds for the maintenance of
General Seinenoff's corps and General
Semenoff will mobilize his troops under
government sanction. General Knlinl
koff, Cossack commander on the Ussuri
river front, is going to the frout with
his own troops and a part of those
mobilized by General Semenoff. As n
result of the agreement between the
leaders the Tungusian and Rurintic.-
trnnnq in trnnu.StnIL ulin , .... it...
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same basis as Cossacks. J
ALLEN S FOOTEASE
The
Antiseptic
Powder.
Shake it
in your
Shoes,
Use it
in your
Foot-Bath
Use it in the Morning
Jnd walk all day in comfort. At night, sprinkle it in the
3foot-bath, and soak and rub the feet. It freshens the feet,
ftakes the Friction from the Shoe, and by protecting your
Jiose and stockings from this friction, saves ten times its
cost each year on your stocking bill.
For over 25 years Allen's root Ease has been the
STANDARD REMEDY for hot, swollen, smarting, ,
tender, tired, perspiring aching feet, .corns, bunions,
blisters and callouses. It acts like magic No plasters or
grease, clean, sanitary and cooling.
Yon will never know what real footcomfort is nntil
yon have used Allen's' Foot-Iiase. What better nroof
ja.ihan thatthe Plattsburg Camp Mauual advises men in
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MOURNED AS DEAD; RETURNS
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West Philadelphia Soldier Pays!
Family Surprise Visit
For more than three months relatives
and friends of Private .lessc Munjon.
son of Clarence Munyon. of Stat
fourth street and Woodland nveuue,
had been mourning his death. He re
turned well nnd strong today.
lie returned to America March -o nnd
was sent to Camp Dix, where he was
mustered out. Last Saturday he walked
in on bis Histcv, Mrs. Hester Noble, of
Cednrvllle, X. ,1., and today he returned
to Philadelphia.
Private Munjon, a machinist, en
listed in November, 1017, and was sent
to Camp Slocum. He went to France in
December, 1017, with Company 11,
Thirtieth finglneers. He went into ne
tion more than n year ago, and after
that his relatives lost trace of him.
There were repents thnt be had been
gassed, wounded and killed in action.
As no letters came from him, relatives
hnd given up hope. He explained that
he was with a contingent constructing
the foundations of the largo guns in
March, 1018, nnd that the shock of the
guns in nction weakened his heart. He
was sent back with a casual comnauv
I Hint wns shifted from place to place in
' Fiance.
He received no mail.
i MISSWILSON LOSES
I "RAINBOW" PUPPY
Safety Director's Daughter
Seeks Airedale in Tan, Blue
and White
Direclur nf Public Snfet.v ViKmi
"iainbow" dog is missing. It is tin
I Airedale puppy in tan, blue nnd gray.
, It answers to the name of Felix
I when it does jou the courtesy of nn
iswering. It is a very proud puppy,
being the beloved playmate of little
I Miss Florence, the director's joungest
l daughter.
I ISecause Felix is such a diguilied dog
the Wilson family does not understand
his conduct of sesteidny afternoon
when out for a lidc in Fairmount Park
with Director AVilson. Felix was contentedly-sitting
in his mislrcvs's hip
when the call of the wild sei.ed him
on Ilclmout aveuue near the Hajes
Mechanics Home. Or perhaps it was
the sight of a cat in the buslies or the
longing for true freedom which the
Peace Conference has invoked 'every -,
where, or possibly the Bolshevist spirit
ot annrciiy u sucn n ining can invade
so dignified a mind. Anyhow Felix
went, he disappeared. No search could
discover him.
Felix weais a lollnr with the in
scription "Felix Wilson, L'.IOl South
Twentieth street," also n license tag
marked No. 1, Forty-first district. If
jou want to make a dear little pining
girl happy return her puppy should jou
find him.
Lloyd George to Report
London. April 11. Premier l.lojd
(ieorge hopes to return to London from
1 Paris next Tuesday and to make a
I statement regarding the peace confer
' ence in the House of Commons on
Wednesday. This announcement was
made in the House by Edward Shoitt,
home secretary.
MEN BUY SMOKES HERE
rVBHY STANDARD BRAND OP
CIGARS & TOBACCOS
AT LOWER PRICES
Tlinn ('n Bf rnrrhn1 ElKrirlirr
AIlSOF.rTE SATIRFArTfON T.nAUAX.
TEED OR MOVEY RRFUNI1KI
lrfrto. noiM of (10 ... 'VU
OIRARI1 nROKERR, 13o $l Eft
!. noiM ot no "tov
BMM of 60,... 1.UU
BANQUET rrrferto. Smokem vrhs
know highest crude toborco A irork
manthhlp will apprrrlRto Ilia won
derful quality A Talne of this tnilr
JOe atraldit cUor. .n OE
Woxea of CO A.A
EINENLOITO'S CINCO. .. erk
larri nlie. Boies of 100... ?5,uU
noUJN. 7e lie. o rjt'
Boxea of AO 4 O
ROSE-n-ciIBA. iweet as a! in mw
nut. "r lire. Boiei ot 80.. &' t O
T.A MESA. Terfecto. 0 Art
Boxes of 80 iUU
MANILAS. onlT the bent. r rn.
Boxes of 100 3.fi0
TUXEDO. 16-ounre. Tin llumldnri. 11.10
cMlletle Blades ner rioten age
OEM DA.1IASKEENE Vjf
Blades. Cat to 4Ue
Evrr-Iteadr Blades, six for'. 30
UIKHAM DUPLEX IIOM- OO
1NO. l.00 Outfit, t'nt to OW
Mall Orders Accompanied by Money
Orders promptly filled
LABEL'S PARKWAY
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iV. W. Car. 15th & Arch
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RECEIVER IS ASKED
FOR LOAN COMPANY
Stockholders of Republic Mort
gage Allegfl Scheme I
to Defraud
Pittsburgh. April 11. A petition for
a receiver for the Tlepublic Mortgage!
Company, a S7.000.000 corporation,
wns filed in the Fnited States District
Court here by A. F. Harbison, K. C.
Hon man and fifty other stockholder
in the company. i
A preliminary inltinction is asked to'
restrain further sales of stock in the
coinppny and further pn.vnients to Hnr
man & Co.. alleged to be n sister cor
poration. Directors of the Itepublic
Company nie Samuel II. McKec, presi
dent ; Fred W. Scott, vice president:
(illy W. Itcnyxr Sjccrelnry-treasurer,
all of Pittsburgh, and Robert Steven
son, of Washington. Pu.
The Republic Company wns organ
ized in August. 11(17. to lend money
upon the security of utility motors. In
cluding passenger automobiles, trucks
and tractors.
In the bill of complaint the peti
tioners nver that at the time of the
organization nil of the common stock
of the corpora tion, of par value of
$'1,000,000, was to be issued to Henvx
in consideration of the transfer by-liim
to the company of certain alleged con
tracts and ngi cements, which the peti
tioners assert did not represent leal or
tnngible value to the amount of ifo.OOO.
000. "On the contrarj," the peti
tioners aver, "the stock wus issued in
pursuance of the scheme of llenyx anil
others to defraud the subscribers to
the stock."
League Shields
Monroe Policy
Contlmifil from Pncp One
HrnUuno, wife of the Rumanian prime
minister, attended the session.
Members of the lommission said there
had been no discussion as to the dale
of the probable first meeting of the
league of nations' nigaui.ation.
L'rge Macedonian Stale
Twenty-five specialists in questions
relative to the Halkans have joined
in it request to President Wilson to
lend his support to a p'lun for the ere
ntiou of nu autonomous Macedonian
stntc. This would include n population'
of about tvSOO.OOO, and would have as!
its capital the city of Salonicn. The
pioposed state would extend from the
Seibian mountains, on the north, to the I
,&:, WARNER TRAILERS
AND HtiMM'RAlXRKS
"The Trailer Without a Swing"
The Curtis Publishing Company lias a licet of 8 Warner '
liaulInK their coal, abhes, paper and waste saving time, labor and
JOHN W. ADAMS :: 1427 Melon Street
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MUST
We need the room more new cars coming in quan
tity from factory. Because we need the room we
can afford to sell these 26 used cars at most unusual
bargain prices rather than store them for higher
prices. They will all be sold before next Saturday
night.
Sale opens tomorrow morning ends Saturday.
April 19th. Open every night until 10 o'clock.
These cars have been gone over fixed up painted
OPEN EVENINGS ONE WEEK
Lexington plan of payment only charge of 6 interest on notes. Cars sold under
EVERY ONE IN THIS LIST A BARGAIN
Lexington Model R 7-pass.
Touring $1400
Lexington Model R 7-pass.
Convertible Sedan $1500
Lexington Model R 5-pass.
Convertible Sedan $1550
Lexington 1917 5-pass.
Touring $975
Lexington 6-pass Touring. $800
Lexington Club Roadster. $850
Hudson 1917 Super -Six
7-pass. Touring $1150
Jdrdan 1917 7-pass Tour
ing $1150
Chandler 7-pass Touring . . $650
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Aegean sen, nnd from the llulgnrlnn
frontier to the eastern boundary of
Albania.
Among those who signed the request
were Charles II. Crane, of the I'tiited
Stntcs: Sir i:dva,rd Boyle. Noel Ilux
tin lialiinnn of the Itiitish Ilalkan
committee, and Dr. II. N. ltrailsford,
of England; the Rev. Herbert Adams
(tlbbous, former professor of political
economy nt Robeit College, Con
stantinople, and Prof. Thomas Whlttc
more, of Columbia Fnivcrsity.
They maintain that the mixed popu
lation of Macedonia has suffered so
greatly for ninny years, as a result of
the livnl claims of neighboring coun
tries, thnt tho people should be given
nutouomoiis government under the care
of n mandatory power, such as the
Cnited States, during the early ienrs
of the existence if the proposed state.
The plenary session or tne Peace Con
ference today for tho consideration
of the Inbor report is awaited with
much interest because of the dissatis
faction existing nmoug the smaller nn
tions. The indications uie that there
may be interpellations concerning the
secrecy with which the big four is sur
rounding itself, and rumors thnt nego
tiations may open with the fiermans
without fully advising nil the peace dele
gates of the terms of the treaty. With
out exception the smaller nations are
said to be displeased at being kept in
the dark.
Bismarck and Kaiser Smashed
Paris. April 11.- i Bv A. P.)- Dur- I
iug a Polish celebration nt Posen thej
statues of Itisinarck ami William 1 were
destroyed, accordiig to it dispatch. I
Does Prohibition Rob
the Individual of Per-
sonal Liberty?
This is the one big, vital ques
tion in the rapidly swelling tide
of public discussion. This is the ,
storm center about Which the,
fight for Prohibition will be
hotly waged.
WHY PROHIBITION!
By Charles Stelzle '
gives the full answer to this and
every other important question
on the subject. The book should '
be in the handsof every thought-1
ful, liberty-loving man.
At all Booksellers Price, $1.50 net
GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY,
344 MADISON At K. NKH MIHK ,
I'our
Whirl
Tiallers
money
USED CAR SALE
FOR ONE WEEK
CLEAR THEM AWAY IN ONE
Steams-Knight Limousine,
7 pass $1000
Stearns - Knight 5 - pass.
Touring $850
Hupmobile Sedan, 1917. . $950
White 7-pass. 1917 Tour
ing $1400
Maxwell 1917 Sedan $800
Maxwell 191 7, Sedan $650
Maxwell 1917 Cabriolet.. $675
Overland 5-pass. Touring. $550
Overland Convertible
Sedan $525
W. A. Kuser, Vice President and General Manager
Lexington Building
851 North' Broad Street
Oppotita tytetropolitan Opera Houi
HUNGARIAN ELECTION QUIET
Process Carried Out Under Coercion
of Red Army
Budapest. April 10 (delayed). I By
A. P.) The elections in Hungary for
the creation of soviet councils passed
off without reported IncidentSj soviet
organizations being formed in the coun
try districts by means of this' bill
lot inc.
The whole process wns carried out
under the coercion of the Red nrinv.
with the majority nf the voters in main'
Smartness, Health Lasts
And Unusual Value Characterize
GEUTING'S SHOWING OF,
EASTER SHOES
For Girls & Boys
Always the recog
nized headquarters
for shoes for gi o -iiiU
feet, by virtue
of our specialization
In th deslKtilng of
otthopedlcally cor
icct lasts CifutltiF's
pic-emlnence U fui
ther Intensified bv
the most complete
assortment of style
shoe.s for Baster to
be found In Phila
delphia todai. V ou
will find lots of cen
tilne White Buck
shoes lime, and nil
other kinds that
seem to be o sea tee
about town
Growing
Girls
Brogue
Oxford
Plenty of Our Famous "Sure-Tread"
DOUBLE-SERVICE SHOES
The wonderful double-bending shoe, thnt will stand the
roughest usage and look well nt the finish. They'll out
wear two pairs of ordinary kinds.
Big Boys' Shoes on
1230
Market
Shoes and
Stockings
for the
family.
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ITha 3ore of
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Every Foot Professionally Fitted Three denting Brothers
Sitpervixinff
up look like new and run almost like new. We
probably won't have as good an offering in used
cars in months.
Our reputation for fair-dealing is your assur
ance of a good deal whetheryou buy used or new
cars. Look over the list. You couldn't match the
selection or prices. They're all choice good buys
according to what you want to pay. Come early
before they're gone.
Overland Clubster; wire
wheels $550
Touraine Special 7-pass.
Touring $675
Willys-Knight 1918 7-pass.
Touring $1100
Biddle 1917; 5-pass $975
Chalmers Master Six 5-pass.
Touring $575
Pullman 1917 5-pass. Tour
ing ; $475
Buick Little Six 5 - pass.
Touring $800
Mitchell 1917 5-pass. Tour
ing $625
places not appearing to know why they
neie voting.
The foregoing dispatch definitelv
shows that the reports of the overtluoiv
of the Hiingni inn Coininiinit govern
ment were unfounded
King Honors Yankee Surgeons
London, April 11 Five member of
the American army medical cotps were
decorated with the Military Cioss bv
King (Ieorge at Buckingham Palace to
day. T4ie men honored wcie Ciintains
i Paul Preston. C. Sallett. .1. Dolling and
W. House, and l.ieutenniit II Alex
ander. Newest Men's Lasts
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At A Mighty Big Saving
Huge Purchase and Sale
AAH CITITC
All Brand New Spring Models
Direct from two score of the most
famous makers in New York, Phila
delphia. Baltimore and Rochester.
Made to Sell at
$25 $28 $30
The Entire Lot at One Price
We are not given to statements that do not
bear the closest scrutiny. We declare most em
phatically that these Suits are the duplicates of
Suits selling at this moment in other high-class
shops at a mini- tjtISSEKsvv
mum of $25, $28
and $30 If your
compari son
shows this to be
e r roneous,
bring our pur
chase back and
' we will refund
your money.
The details of
howiwe secured
this enormous
coll ection of
smart Spring
Suits to sell at
$18.50 have
been fully
covered in
our previ
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ounc e
ments this
week.
That we have
smashed all records in
selling during this offer
in our Philadelphia shop
is not to be wondered
at. Our suggestion
is that you see these
Suits for yourself. If
you are not convinced
they are as fine as any
Suits selling anywhere
else for at least ?25,
$28 nnd $30, we do not
expect your patronage.
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Values in Spring &($.
Suits and Topcoats
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