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EVENING PUBLIC1 LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1919
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SOSTIENE ORLftNDO
Seimila Municipalita' Approvano
I'Oporato delta Delegazione
Italiana a Parigi Ri-
guardo a Fiume
ANCHE S0NNINO RITORNA
Allied Heads Didn't Approve j
Wilson's Stand on Fiume
PubllKhnt nn.l niatrlbuled fnilT
Pt'H.MIT NO. 3lt
AlltlloHrM liy the net nf OttoW
1017. on filo at the l'otttofflco nt
clplnhin Pa
My ord.r of V S.' nHM'SON.
Postmaster (icnt-riil
n.
I'hlla-
I'nntlnuril from I'ukp One
people mill It l my iluty In K" before
the icprc-tentntlvcs of life ltiilluti people
ntiil sny to (In-ill. 'Decide between Mr.
WUmiii fltnl I"''.' "
'I'd (Ii! l'lcsldcnt WlNnn i reported
to linve replied :
"That U rertnlnly your rlnlit."
Tn Amerlenn ii:irters. II i s-nid tlint
Hie fcire;;nliiK version of Hie incident Is
lirobnldy 11 vcllcx nf I'rcmler Orlando's
public vtntetnent. in which lie referred
to I ho President nppi'-ilitij,' directly to
tbe people.
Were Close to Agreement .
It iM mid Hint tin- chnticc-t of rcnihliiK
tin nmivd lit tbe tinnl meetliiB were
Rood, if rreinler Orlimiln had remnlneil
.. i,..tf I, mil' Ii.iil'imv ltnt the niitiroiieli
ol Ih
tin i n
time for tin
finally cnti-cd
ilepnrliire of lil
li iiii to withdraw
Hilly would be iin.Hi'-t to Hie republics
enst of the Adi-hitlr. lis riiline is the
only pml on the eastern Mile of Hie
Adriatic which rim lie m-i-. ii-cnldc n 11
wen entrance to .tnpi-Slnvi:i and nil
joining t'ounti le.
"The 1 1 ii 1 in it claim is bawd on
llalinn ilc-ii-i-. not on nn iii;lit other
than the claim thai as ils people arc
Italians they shonhl become a part of
Italy as they ueie liunilred jeins
npi. Mat to Ki-ntif litis desire now
would he liiiinlfcMlv. to w wiiR others
and thus maiiitnin a sore spot on Hie
Adriatic which would cans instant
irritation. !tnl. with Venice and
Trieste, can lie liapiil and independ
entl wilhont riuine. while tin- .miuiik
repulilics onjhi- i-iisi of tin- A.irialic
could nut haw- a free life without access
dlrcetlj to the world b water."
mwum
Two Destroyers Leave Ways at
Cramp's, Merchantman at
Hog Island
' Governor Is Asked ;
to Oppose Charter
I mitlmtt-tl frnm I'lllle line
islnture which will ret cue our sup.
port, and which will render it vlrtmllj
'impossible for mi) member of the police
or 'lire tlepailmenl or mi) cniplo)t- of
ONE NAMED FOR DEAD HERO
'il in the
tli-st inter"
while the plan that iiiisht have l.rmiBlir j -,,,. ,. nhiiainn
till inner ifiseii- i - " " iiiunsn
tft IP....... -ti! ......ii.. Sti.itntt'l I'fllWI-'l
.......... ... ...... . iiBreeiiient was
uiunicliali tlelle vnne citta tl Itnlin . ,... imsjM ,,f tbis piesimiptivi
linnuii Mietlito messnirci tl l'On. Orlando ,.,.,., u siiitt to linve been Hie partial
isiii.;ni..ti.l.. il Inm tilniiso i- lii ili-ter- interiiatiomili.ntioii of riuine. HUr
... . . ..- .:... n.,-,i,r will, il... .Inn... Slavs nei-illi) llIK I "ntlniifil
iiiinazione a sosiencr o oei: .iiu-uki..- ' - . .,
ana.. ... .... i i: .il d.o T i.iliiiiit inn itiii in .iiii anil in
l-'iiimc e della ne-tit ndriatica. Italians the null.wnK Ma-id-.
liidcsi-rivihili sunn le dlmostiiizioni i Tin- territorial isKtie now Is fell I to lie
Verlfi.illesi per il ritnr lei I'On. Or-j less important than the personal issue
Iniitlo. (jiiimdii cf-ll c' uiunto a Torino, which the Italian premier luls.raiseil by
five si fi-inmlo brcvemente per far Lis plan fur ro'iiir before parliament sunt
ritorno In Ilntiin: null iniineiia folia I iisUiir a vote or-conlulence Should tin
i.. ii.. ...,:.... r .:.;., i.'ftn I be siveii. il Is thnucht probable in sonic
in itiitr-i .iiiii - .iiiiii- i i i ui in in. .---- p-.--
Orlundo fu i-nstrettii it parlare ilal sun
niitoinobilc e pnscia ilnl balcoae
Palazzo dclla I'lcfctturn. I'jili diss:
Three sbips were 1.-1 ,
Helawaie Ithei- todii) . Two
b fi the wa.s at l Vnnip's
a inei-clnini essel wits
llic: Island Mini.
Tbe di-trn)ers were the l.oni; anil
Hie Him-), both ships of tin-latesl l.ipc.
Tin- iiiercliant ship biiinclied was tin-
'Scanlte. a T.'lHI-loil onifcn sd
.three llllllli llltl'w were iniide -
to Parade. Demand' '"
; 'I'll'' HP.! im fu li-ilVc til"' C.t W.T-
till l.lttl" wllli-ll ttilkt ti ii in 1ni1 nl 11 ".
frnm Vavr On ,ilik ,.,., -,,, .' ' " .
in. i u- n'"n i- tin hi '-il
I he ilale of Hie parade will nut he after Conner SccrWnr of Nav I .one
decided until ih.- until Infantry ..ml Mis. ,l,,li.- Kuupp. of cw Yoi U city,
the Nielli l'ield Artiller). bulb I. ...il w ifc of I Ii- An,,, I, I k'tmi i,, I ,.,,'.. r
1 I...-...,... s;. i c...
.'tn.,. ....i,, ...,-. sj.i.ii.n i,,.
1 seltiniane nvevn
nellc ultiiii.
ftreniiiimeute i dirilti d'lliiliu. ma
nlln line, cniiseio dclla sua rr-ponsn-liilitn".
fu costretto a rispondere con un
"no" nllc proposte i-he gli vi-iiivnno
fnlte. "l'"iiroim csprcssi dej dubbi cln
i! lnouosillabn potessc essere I'eco dei
vostri cnori -i-sli dlsse ed ora In
doniiiudo a oi." l.n folia.
Imndieri- c fnzznletti. rispose iinuniiiii'
'ni,.i'n,'nilii il Liu. ..,... . it.. 1 , iit.li.
ri'. ... .... .-,,.. .'i'. .......
lilt in it'll nil.- iiiiunsirazione an iiiiuriz.o
di Orlando ibiro' paiccchi miiiiiti e si
vipete' I iliscm-sn tlell'On. P.arzilni e
del (ienerale Dinz. Alio, ore .".4." l'Ou.
Orlando riparlt' nlln volta di Itoma.
miovnmcntc salutnto dalla folia palu-
deiite. I
Appena Kianln in, Itonia l'On. Or- '
lntiuo ha courerito con il He e poscin
altcse nil un Cunsiglin tlei MinUtri nel
qiinle fu dei-iso di cnuvocare stibito il
l'arlnincnto.
Senntori e Ueputuli KbliiKnno in
Iioina tin lull.' It- parti, c mnstrano
plena liducia che 1'npertito ilell'On. Or
lando sum' niinninieineiile'approvnlo. c
procliiniera' 1'iininiie, di tutli i partiti
in dife-iii degli intercssi ilell'Italia.
1'V statu prt'parato un uiexsnxRln die
il Sjenntn c la ('anient dei Depntuti in
vlern" ill CmiKressn Aniericann, espri
nieiite il dcsiili'rin delln solitlaiii-la' tin
Ic due nazioni e riafforinante hi Riusti
r7.in ed il diritlo delle aspirazioni itali
nne. IOn. I.iiisi I.uzzatli, gla' presitlente
del coiisiliti dei Minislri e ministro
deiriiiterno. Ita iminto tin telexramina
I iiinrtei-s tlial il woiiltl renew tne itninin nil) uj ,,,
lei issue before the council ill a more pro-1 j)ix 1111(jl ()ll
,. ,.f. lioiinci'tl fnrm Hum either i -resilient j !(l1
dift'so' Wilson or lilt- council as a winin- nns
tlio'lhus far been williilc In ntlinit. isiiniiiti
it be withhehl. the pinimiiie resiin
woultl I nhiiiet changes. liriiiKiiif; a
new delegation." with a new policy
tin- conference.
units, sail from I'm me imd the olli
cials ean sei tin- dale with the asMiraiice
of their participation T. Kl'.llh will
not be demobilized iiinil iifier the pa-
liitle, but the iiii-n will In- then fin liiusli
bin e In report bacl; io
dale set for Ih ci-p-
I'reniiei- Ol'bintlo and Ills colleacues I'.roatl loll
will appear neiiirr me iiaiiaa i:irn i-hi tiotn to ru
. -t .. ,.. . It..- . !.
it? lllllflo ' .tonilll) ilt'M. m-.-tntniiK i" .,i-
.. , .... ,
I I ill istl'll. I in- new spupei .tJ-.
! "We lire able to ullirin that, whlltt-cer
Ihe nulcniue of this session nf the Italian
VuiTuiiiiriit. tin premier and his fellow
tlcle-jales will iniiiictlialely start for
1'aiis an. I that the Italian delegation
will be in full sli-en-jtli lit Versailles ou
May 1."
Details
c met yeslerdii)
a single
ami
up
Ai'tiun mi Kalian Credit
art evidences tlint 1'rcsident
n ( lenienceau facendo .ippelhi ni senli
menti di ninicizia verso 1' Italia e chie
dendo i-ho essn cM-i'oiti i suni migliori
pforzi per otlenere sotldisfazinne nelh I
iloinnniie tleH'Ilalia. II telegramma con
clude ensi' "Tnttii Italia in ipu-st'ora
ill pnssione ha liducia in voi.''
I dinionstrazioni di prolesta contrn
l'attltudine del I'resideiite WtNon i-nn-
tlnunno sempi't- con niaggiure en- i
tticlnum,. t.. .....A 1.. ..I....- .1-T.ni:.. !
..ir,.-i,iu. .11 null' if .lit.. II ll.lllilt . .. ...,f
nvvensono parate e inuiiircstaIimi j w jiiiitnrv mill
tiuiiuiiu it Koiilio. i.il.ioil.l recti Olllltll-
Aere o Ki'iindi cartelli m-i tputli si legge :
"Viva ritalia," "Viva I-'iume," "Viva
la Dnlinazia," "l.'Italia .la sola
cistcmcra' i suoi affnri," etr. (ill
Nil
i There
t Wilson has avoided using anytliius
which might be construetl as economic
pressure upon Italy, although some
ipiarters have siiKgesletl this as nil ef
fective weapon. Hecretnry of Ihe Tieas
nry (ilnss lias nskctl a credit of S."iO.
(I(M).O(M) for Italy anil this retpiest is
now on Hit President's desk for final
determination.
The 1'e.tit 1'arislen is particularly op
timistic, saying that Hie "critical ten -fiion
exists no longer and that there are
several forms of compromise possible."
A part of the French press manifests
some impatience tlint new complications
should arise at the moment when the
German plenipotentiaries nro about to
nrrive. The Keho de Paris fears tlint
"as a senuel of the methods employe! all
I alliances mny totter."
Premier ('lenienceau yeteialny rn-
1 oeived a messa-re from Premier Orinndn.
! which the ItiiH'tn statesman disiiatclied
while on Ins way to Home.
Helgoland Question Settled
The ipicstion nf Helgoland wnn dis
jiosetl nf by the council of three yester
dav aftenioon. while the nintter of the
;Kiel Canal mid the disposition of the
Kiermnn cables was abo discussed.
It is understood that tne economic
! question was settled, nltliongli no tletnils
Aliange P.uadi1
Tin- parade cominitte
1 in I decided tletnils. will be
to.paratlc, starting at lii-o.-nl sln-.-t
I ii tisiiiiimiiii .iveiiiie nun passing
mm. Mown c iicstnut in i
tllte mid Kill II it-iiisi t re-
Petit t viewing simids in Independence S.iinie.
lover Third sdeei (l, Mri;,.i. i,,-l.-
.Mitrl.il nroiiiitl the miner of the City.
Hall inlo tin- PniLwii). out tl(. 1'nrk- ,
way past the stmitls wheie the motht-is'
ami father:, of the bo,s will he located: !
in pring Harden sh t i.. ail, I
on up I'.roatl Io either Ihe I'hilailclphi'i
v...:.....,i i -i :, . ... . . i
..u. ,...,.. . .-,(,i.- ..i- .-iine i an., when
the men will be fed.
imse nospiiai ( i us :n. UO :in, 1(1
ami local nurses will ho the only
tn share the gioi) .,f the parade with '
the Iron nieii. ,
V t ........ i. e .i
... .. ..,..,,, .,, ,, e I'MTUUW' com
mittee of lb welcome home coinmittee
in .Indue .1. Willis Mai'lin's olliee. ,,t
the entl of tin- other meeting, il was an
I'ouiK't'd th.Vt no pel sons except it'la
tives of Hit- reluiiii'd u woultl get
seats in the nllieial graiiilsiamls on the
Parkway. There will he a suiiill repre
sentation of city olli.ials nud members
of the welcome home committee. ",.,.
mi.ts will be granlett. hnweior. to pri
Mile persons or linns far Hie erection of
addititinal grandslands. for which atl
'miision ma) be charged. These w ill be
erected, primarily, to fill the rci'iiire
njents of the welfare organizations of
the city which desire to view the
parade.
Joseph P. CalTnei. chairman of the
stand ami boat committee, aunouuceil
arrangi'iuents were being matle for the
erection of the ollicial stands nud ,for
the bonis in the pageant on the river.
It was decided that the committee
would not semi n Int-itl ctiminiltee to
greet the 111th Kcgimcut in New York
ou Siinda). as few of the bo)s are
Philiulelphians.
napp un ii a in
I nrnii-i- .
the ii'sro)er. .
Tin- lime) was hiiineheil at 1 1 :"0
a. M. This i.'siii,)ci- is nametl after
I'nstgn niiii'ison 11,. vc). who was killed
in in linn in Hie Philippine Island Sep
(ember "J I. 1 '. 1 1 I At the time Ic wn
le.'llling a enmpiili) nf men imm lie
I". S. S I'liiiipaug.i. 'I'li in. 'ii wen
ambushed b) Morns.
Mis. Austin Knntz, wife ..f Citnin
Ivantz. I'liiled Slates imi. wns .p,,ni,r
for the Iloiei. She is a iser ,,l lln
sign lime). Then- were also pn'-Vnt
at Ihe launching Mi's. Henri, I'. ..e.
in.tJhtr of I'nsigo lloc) : a si,..'. Mi..
S.i III. W. Ilmiv. of Poi'i-moHtii,
II.. ami .Mrs. Willi.iin W Seal.un. ami
a iinamitt if clnssuiates fnun (lie IlInT
class in th,. nal Acatlciii). le.ul h
Coiniiiaiiil'-is i:, T. Uussell mnl . ;.
Norton.
The St antic Launching', whitli took
plate at 11:1." a. in., is the tw.-nt)-
tlu- same iinrlii'ipiitiiie in political in-
tiiM. Tliis bill will nlace the ton
trol of the depart incnl in the bunds of
a commission wliosc intb-penilenee is
' Kiinrnntecd b) the iiroiisioii as In Its
appointment. This t onmiission will
hint- the innlrol of the appointment.
gn eminent, trial and discharge of all
members of the department. It is not
the creation of impractical men. but
liip.Mirtl. anil j was drafted b) Colonel Sheldon Putter
nateil at the I and IMwin O. Lewis, l's..
I There has also been introduced a
budget bill which is Hie lesull of the
experience anil labor of men who linve
handled the limin.es of tin- .-it) fur
. The .tears which n Is the criticism of
access Controller Walton as to the charter le
vision bill. W iriii'stl) maintain thai
tin- passage ol these two lulls will snt
isfactoril) meet these two ' situations,
and. further, that an) interference w ilh
the present, i-nuin-iliiiiiiiic l cpi'cscuta
lion will be It'selitctl Ii) the people of
Philadelphia as an attack upon n-pic
sciitiilhc loi in of gowriimciil
Defend Councils' .l:il.i'-Ui
The protest explains ihe make up of
Hie pit'senl Councils and n)s the) are
minified after ( 'ntigress
'The larger "the bo.l the more lep
iesent:ilie of Ihe people. A large
Council is ,i sure siifegiiaid against tor
riiptiou. and ill i.insiileriil legishitinn is
olic of the aiglllllellls plcs.'illeil ill be
half of the picsciit Coin ih-."
Anolher is; 'There i- in . limn' rc.i
snn loi .hanging the form or sie of
Pliiliideiphin Councils ihau tln-re would
be ft. i i nl. 'ling the Legislature of
IW.'lltv s states whilst- population is
less than that 'of Philiuh Iphia."
After explaining the pi ogress. 1 i :
liilities. lls.els .mil letenilcs of the ill)
the pint. 'si cull. 'hub's with the follow -
mg :
Philadelphia houses J.niio.iiiiii pi
uiiiim than the b.inili of the I'tiitetl
States."
.Mi'Mchnl Is Neutral
Senator William J. MoNlchol is not
among the list of Senators signing the
pii.tesl. Hi- was listed on Ihe charter
'revision pamphlets as favoilng charter
revision, but later dftiifd that he up
prmeil tin- propoM-d chillier. It is cx
1 It'll Hint he will take neutral attitude
I between the rival factions.
The .signers of the protest lin Sena
lors Varc. Snlus. l'atlon. .Murtin ami
(ira) : Itcpresentatives IMwin It. Cox.
.lames A. Walker. I pold C. (ilass.
Thud. lens S. Krause. Itenjnmiu M.
tinlder. .laines A. licunetl. .lames
I'limklin. William .1. Hamilton. Charles
C C P.al.ii. Jr.. Nicholas li Lemmo.
John Mehring. William J Ci aw ford.
Alexander ColUlle. John H. Drink
bouse, II. Dilshcluicr, Sr . Jiilne.i A.
Dunn, Clinton A. Sowers. Iltron A.
i.Miliicr. Max Aron. Siimtiyl J. Kphraiai,
.Julius .1. Levis, Philip II. Crockett,
i Kit-hard Curry. Philip Sterling. Arthur
It. 11. Pox. Ldwartl W. Wells. I'dwln
Stntl. Matlliew Patterson, William 1-',
- Koike. John It. K. S.-nit and I
I Conner.
.!
studenti universitnri di Homa hnuuo
economic experts were
called id. The council is understood to
have discussed tilt reports of the draft
ing committee of tjie peace treaty to
make sure tlint the draft, so far as
it has proceeded, is in proper ordet nud
I fifth ijint c
I iiperaHon.
, Wa) :.'.i.
mes Trniiibell.
the Hog Island .wild started
The vessel, t oust rilclcd oil
' lis i hristt'lieil bv Mis. H C
V, il'e of (lie gt lleial lol'clllilli
peroiis ami .iinlenleil
lowest tax rale of
in Ihe Cuiled Slnle's
is -ii, -h that ils bond
u.v
people with Illi
cit) of ils size
while it- credit
-sues are alwa.vs
it the
w a )
ersiihscril'eil anil sell at a high.
r pri
fatto una granile tlimostrnzione sotto il j
i form.
Ministero degli Affari lOsteri, piaudendo
nll'indirizzo del IJnrone Sonnino.
Tuttn la htanipa attacca I'oprratn del
Presidente Wilson, t
In llumn circolano innnifestini nei
quail c' detto: "II Popolo Italiano.
mentre rialTerma i sentiment! di aniici
zjn con i popoli delln (Iran Ilrctagna.
J'Yniiciii e. Stat! Pniti. invita tutti i
cittnilini delle nazioni Alleate, residenti
In Ilonin, a partecipare nlle dimostra
zioui (die sarnnno fatte alia Delegazione
Kniuna di ritorno da Parigi."
Germans in Paris,
but 1700 Days Late
,y?
t A All? I1 ;V5 IT ATI AN
CLAIM IS UNFOUNDED
Basal on Desire Instead
Any Vested Right
of
Contlmiftl from race Onp
keep crowds from gathering, anil par
ticularly outsiders from Paris who
might- think it a Sunday amusement
to come to Versailles and hoot the ler
mnns or do something not in consonance
with the dignity of the Peace Con
ference," said a French police of
ficial. Ilcrr Lersuer and his patty imme
diately went to their rooms"oii arriv
ing nud had breakfast hcrved to them
from the hotel kitchen by the hotel
oBcrvauts, This fact answered a nues-
,.tion over which the French newspaper-
" men have been concerned whether the i
Germans were expected to bring their j
own food to Versailles. It is now un- !
del-stood that they will have their own i
hills of fare on the same footing ns '
the other peace delegations. '
The large dining room in the main !
wing ot the lintel ties iceservoirs lias
been reserved for them. The summer
dining room with glass -enclosed ver
anda remains accessible to tho general
public. This dining room wasfilled at
noon with persons at luncheon who were
not aware of their proximity to the
Gerinnus. Even ninny of tho waiter
in tho hotel Imd not learned o the
arrival of Lersner iind the other Ger
mans. Tho Germans remained in their rooms
during the morning, but commenced
later to make the preliminary arrange
ments for tho arrival of the main Ger
man delegation. This probably will
- lie Muy 1. although the date lias not
been finally determined.
ELECT SQLDIERJDELEGATES
Philadelphia Will Be Represented at
Convention of American Legion
Thirteen local soldier-delegates to the
St. Loins convention of the ucwl) con
ceived American Legion, to be held Mn.v
S to 1U, will lit- chosen on Tuesday
night at a meeting of representatives of
the cil.v's congressional districts at Scot
tish Kile Hall. This was tlclerinineil
at a meeting of local draft hoards,
called to draw up prcliminar) plans for
. the organization, at the Hotel Walton
I last night.
1 These meetings will be hchl in the
following places: I'iisl district. Fourth
street iilitl Snyder avenue; Second tlis
WashliiKlnn, April -(!. (Il.v A. P.ljiriet. I'iftccnth anil Vine streets; Third
Sceretarv Lane today issued n brief district. Hi- Fast (.hard avenue ami
statemeiit explaining, as he said, "one 'j" JXZ
nr two matters connected with the j -.,,,.), meets; Fifth distiict. Stetson
Flume situation tlint should not be j School, Allegheny avenue anil It street,
overlooked. lie said: 'und Sixth district. Town Hall. ISeriiiiin
"Flume was not to be given to Italy,! town aveuu
bv.tbe secret treaty made on Italy's ' Kingst
entrance into the war. tailed the Lon- j street
don Treaty. 1 nder tins treaty 1- nunc
was to go to Croatia, which is now a
part of Jugn-Sliivlii. And this is where
President Wilson vvislu-s it to go now.
"The tpiestion of giving Fiume to
thus becomes a tpiestion of gootl
President Wilson and
I SI'KINIl UI'tiOKTH sI-ItlNIl KI'sottTS
i MWrr"' SEE EWU&E3S 1,000-itfllLE
FJ&3TJjc2w i--. ....
1 fffflp PAOKAgyiA OF
' tfSS-SifwiT lake tlie tliou.intl-niilc
&llw?jijsii: "'Inland Cliauncr' from
I is. S-.S
t ; "i
! taN
WONDERS
trip through the famous
jm;oi Milt, U. I-
The Land of the EViidrsight Sun
tliuii-iiiid miles of cvcr-clianging viftas, of I-lantl-tlottcd
bavs and channels, of majestic mountain
ranges, of quainl fishing village-, of mount. tin river.-,
of va.-t forcts, of spouting wli.ilc-. and giant glacier-.
.( wn from the comfnitnbtv rc.s
o' the perfectly tipio'inlctl
Canadian Pacific "Princess Liners"
' ' ' ' nil-In unit titl!. itltoue ur irrtU for Ahtshu Tour .Yi. Ill'l-V
Canadian Pacific Railway
K. C. CLAYTON, City PasseiiKer Agent
G2!) Clicstnut Street Philadelphia
I-'. R. I'KRRY, Ceiu-rnl Afient, Passenger Dept.
12.11 Broadway Now York City
M jfiaiiSMBBHgpaaBffigpaa
and 1 laines street, and
sing Recreiitioii Ccnler, liftieth
and Chester avenue.
NtV YORK TITV NHW TORIC CITT
1C3B BZiBEasaa cza a cbohsd eb 9 aa a ds a en a m b i
Italy
jutlgment, and Pn-sitlent Wilson
Premiers. Llpyd (ieorge and ('lenienceau
unitedly concluded that to give Fiume to
Excursion to,Harrisburg May 18
The first (ml' .-cries of cut-rate ex
cursions will Tie run b) the Pennsylva
nia Railroad from Philadelphia to Jlnr-l-lsliiirg.
May Is. to give Pcnnsylvanians
an opp.ii'tunit.v to see the Capitol. Of
ticials nnu. nin. -ed totla.v that the build
ings will be kept open .Sundays for the
I lienelit of visitors.
BROADWAY. 32d &
NEW YORK
One Block from Pemu. Station.
Bijqaje Traniferred Fr
I a
EqutOy ConveiJent for Aimuement.
Shopping or Butineu
Direct Entrance to B'way
wy and Hudson Tubes
t
SUNDAY
EXCURSION
$2.SO
War Tax SOo Atltlltloual
TO
NEW YORK
, and return
SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1919
i
Hnerlal trnln travts Iteadlue Trnnlnil
lii HiOO A, M.. stomilni ut roluni-
Mn mtnuf. Huntingdon njrrft, AVane
Junction. l.ocan, Jrnklntuno ami
Moblp.
.lteturnlnr Ifnvei !svv Vork, IVnt 23d
ht.. 7iSU T. M.i IJberty Ht.. 8;U0 I', m.
. Hliultur Kxcuraton Ktinddw.
,Jf i May 11 and S6 '
' fhttiMfkidLiic. R?adkff. Railroad
DO YOU DRINK TEA?
If not, why not? Perhaps it is be
cause you have never tried Tetley's
Tea. There's as much difference be
tween just tea and Tetley's as be
, tween plain water and clear fresh
spring water;
Gathered from the world's finest
tea gardens, blended from the choicest
leaves, a steaming cup of Tetley's
fragrant tea will prove both refresh
ing and cneering.
. Tetley's Tea gives a new meaning
to tea! There's a world of comfort
and cheer in a cup of Tetley's.
Try a cup of Tetley's Orange
Pekoe Tea. You wm be deiignted
with its deep color and soft fragrance.
It's the different tea! Remember to
order some with your lunch, today.
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MARTINIQUE ZMH:gdL
335 STS. Tay'or(mSSW
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fMW ROOMS 8
Sub. t 1
Kates: rrom 2)Z rer Day ;
A SPEC1ALT
J 53 PLEASANT ROOMS With Private Both
Per Day
The Martinique Restaurant Are Well Knows for Good g
Food and Reasonable Price
B oiai a ass a fEJ aca sxaa cue tn DBa
ATLAVI'IC CITY N. .1. .
iCRAND ATLANTIC
! Vlrglnln Ave. nnr Bonrdwatk and Cfnter ot
' amu-ementH. l'rlvnlo baths. Runnlnc wattr
1 In room. Elevator. Table nn,i nt-rvlce dl.
I tlnctlvo ftalure. J1.00 up dally. Special
Ikly. Capacity COO. Ilklt. Auto meet trnln.
Jwne ruhtp management. V. r. RI! VW.
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I COlItTIV IJl'AMTY M'.ltVllT.
HOTEL KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY AVK. NKAH BKACH
lH'ltdl-l-JAN 1'I.AN
1 ItntM .Sl.UH In S.1.S0 ler Day
1 Ptenm hopted. rflcator. electric llithtfl.
I Telenhono ..very room runnlntr water In
roonia nrlvalH hatha N. II. IU:NNAIYL
HOTEL F R ED ON I A
OPEN At,I YEAIl, Tennesee Ave., Just ott
Boardwalk, isuropenn plan.
ment,
ATI.NTIC CITY. N.
-HOTEL BILTMORE ,
(Pormcrly Wstmont)
Ilhodt Inland Av . Near ltoarjwatk.
All outvie rooms suites with bnth.
Orchestra. Oanclmr, Cajalty 23U.
Hoi nml cold sea water hatha.
Viiil r new mannpement.
MLTMOUi: HOTKL. COMPANY.
Every aDDoInt-
Moderato rata restaurant,
HOTEL ABSECON vl$?F!&Am-
Fireproof. Trtvate baths; elevator and all
comenlences. 13.00 up dally: cpeclal weekly
fates. O. D. I'AINTKH.
IPo'
TEA
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always opsn. Always ready. Terms mod.
trate. 1'hone or write, M. Walsh Duncan.
HOTEL EDISON
Open :
vatftl
new manaRement.
Amer. & European.
JllClllfiAN AMI
rAcii'ic avi:s.
Thoroughly reno
Spec Hnrlntf ratea.
ixr.tn-ln.loi. KY' Av. near Dench. Elev.
lTui....l, . prlvnto hatha, run.
water, tlg-fifl wivrkly. t'
I prlvn
(2 no un
dally L'.Huhre.
HOTEL B0SC0BEL SrtlS "
n.en. Thnroiifblfhele. Kkll. K E. Marlon
cape iay. n. j.
HOTEL COLUMBIA
it Rtiitertide. 1
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
go. Carolina nv and Bench: central ltc.:
Amer. ti European plana: prlv. batha. run'j
water In rooms, elevator, fine porehe etc.
Capac. 3.-J0. Ttea-tonahla rntea. R It.WlllIama.
Vi:KNBItS1Lt.E. PA.
sifrNSET HALL 0l'cn u" year Cheer
3U1NDC1 nrtL.L. fu, ll0l)in romforlll.
I.eautiriil moiintHln hhIUs D-'tleluful phut,
for wit-h.mli NOT A HANATOUIl'M VVrllo
l!EO. H. liAll., MKr. WEUN'EI-SVII.U-.
J A., or l'uhllf l.lg.'r Ofll.'e
IlliVIIX. I'A.
Wynbume Inn
On Main IJne. Eape.
t'l.llty defllrnbln tnr h.t.l.
ness men with families. Hoomi with hath
at reasonable -rates. Danclne. Larre
arounus. wl.ln vernn.las. I'hone Herwyn 17.
I'OCO XO MOI'X TAINS
i: weIch mere Turk. lo .
DKSIUAIU.l. rurniaiie.i coitaue complete.
...t.h mn.l rnnven.. for rent nl ... .....-. I
occupants take meals nt Ihe Forest Inn
Vrlte U V Yenger. Mer., Hughesvllle, la.
n'AWHINOTI.N. 11. O.
CAPE MAT
Ooen for im.
port 'ot JO? t Eytie. Hame inanajt,J
Burlington Hotel
Lg than five minutes from CTcrythlni.i
American- and European PJam
431 Rooms with Bath, $2.50 le $5
Indorse Baucrle for Judge
l'tiniui- .IiiiIri' Dltmirr I'i-i-Im-i- IiwiiN
nil iniloi'M-iiiPiit fin- Assistant City
Snlicilor lliirij 'I'. Ilinit-ili- In (ill tin
MlflllH'X till lilt' I 'iHllllltlll lll'HS lll-lll'll
i'iiii-.i'tl In tin- tli-iilli nf tho Int.- .Iiitlut
. Cnrr Mi. Itnurli-. lm i n tinnii-ri-ut,
i --ui.l t. liu tin- Ini'-kinf.' nf Slal.'
Si'iuit.'i- Dm i.l Mai tin.
Plant Tree as Ferguson Memorial :
A tree wan planted tills afternoon on",
tho Inwn of the Xortli rrt-sbyterlnh
Clntrcli, llrnnil street nnil Allegheny
Hvciine. in honor of the latr! Lieutenant
SIiiipii Kerguson, n member ot the
im I-. iroiiRi-rgntion, who wnsr kilt ed while
iitrit'k , li-nilinu hla men into netlon in France.
j The Itt-v. Dr. (leorRe H. llnrnfield,
I pnslor nf the rhureh, had charge of
tin i-xelfi.is. lleinhers of the t-hurcli
win) wen- In the service planted the
tree.
No Red-Boche Soviet
1'nrls. April 20., A wireless messane
from 51. Tihitcheriti, the Ittisslan Ilol-J
fhi-vik foreiKii minister. Intercepted here,
denied n reported nlliiuiee of the Soviet
government of Itusiiu with (icrmany.
STE1WER
D6E I CLOTHIER
MONDAY AMD Til
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Two
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Days
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GAIN we. have made extensive preparations for TWO
CLOVER DAYS. This has proved to be the most satis
factory way in which to handle this great event. We can
thus dispose of the many hundreds of different lots of merchan
dise without congestion, and serve our customers more promptly
and efficiently than we could do in one day. Of course, we always
have a great throng of customers on each of. the two days, but by
dividing the Clover Specials, over-crowding is avoided, and the
many customers who cannot' reach all departments in one day can
come again the second day.
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Values
See Monday morning's newspapers for a partial list of the
Clover Specials for MONDAY. Hundreds will be found when you
come to the Store, designated by the Clover Signs, each showing
the regular price and the Clover Day price. Most of the lots are in
quantities sufficient for the two days, but many will be sold out the
"first day, to be replaced by several hundred entirely new lots for the
second day. We cannot promise to fill telephone orders for Clover
Specials. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS CLOVER DAY.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
I Market Street Eighth Street FilheT? Street
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