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ALL TROOPS OUT
. OF RUSSIA SOON
Churchill Te'll3 Commons That
Situation Favors With
drawal, of Men
BOLSHEVISTS TOTTERING
locution, May 30. Winston Spenrer
Churchill, sccrelnry for wnr, speaking
in tho IIoii'C of Commons jesteulny,
foreshadowed the possibility of the with
draw al of foreign troops from Ilussin by
the end of summer, owing to the fmor
nble fiituatlon. As soon an pence wns
Higned, he snld, the Milne nrmy could
bo reduced ftom ten to six dhlsions,
and stHl more when it wns seen Mint
peace was being effectively carried out.
Tho British policy, said the HPirotnrr,
was thpt llussla must be saved by the
Russians and Mint new Russia must be
a democratic state. The fio great pow
rs had decided to make it n condition
of their further support and formal rec
ognition of the anti-Bolshevist govern
ments in Russia that those governments
must give a clar undertaking thai their
victory would be immediately followed
by a summoning of a constituent nssem
blv on n democratic franchise.
Detailing the situation in Russia, Mr.
Churchill said that, despite deplorable
events in Ukraine and Crimea, throw
ing the whole of the rc-ourccs or tliose ,
fertile regions into Bolshevist hands,
the military weakness of bolshcvism
was becoming apparent. Wherever Mil
Bolshevists had been fnced with deter-I
mlnatiun they had been repulsed anil
dihcn back. , , I
Anviety with regard to Rumania, the
secretary continued, was greatly les-
uncd. The Rumanian nrni.v appealed
capable of defending the Rumanian
fiontier. while on the IMhonlun front
heavy blows had been inflicted, inrrjmg
(he Psthnninii mill Russian troops I
within measurable distance of Tetio
grad. Along the whole west fiont. from Fin
land to Rumania, the wall of the weak,
newly formed states, which a few
mouths ngo becmed about to totter, wns
standing firm, ftod the fact that this
wall wns nble to keep the front and in
miiiy cases to be adv anted was the most
telltale measure of Bolshevist weakness.
Vladivostok, May 30. (Bj A. V.)
The highest allied government lcpresen
tatives in Siberia have not received no
tification of any change in the attitude
of their governments toward the nll
Russinn government at Omsk, bended
by Admiral Kolchak. Nevvspapcis here
state positively, however, that the 1'eaie
Conference has recognized the Kolchak
government. It was nlso stated j ester -day
thntJnpan had extended recogni
tion, but this is untrue.
Dispatches received here indicate, it
is said, that the views of the allied
governments toward Russia coincide
with those of allied representatives in
Siberia, who, it is asscited, are in favor
of opening negotiations between the Al
lies nnd Admiral Kolchak, as a unit or
individually, special arrangements be
ing riinde to insure the rights of the
people.
SWISS TO REFUSE BLOCKADE
Will Answer Allies That They Will
Not Coerce Germany
Geneva, May 30. (By A. P.) The
Swiss Government has decided to rcplj
negatively to the Allied note concerning
the blockade of Germany if Gcrmuuj
lefuscs to sign the peace treaty.
It is held that loinpliance would in
fringe Swiss neutrality.
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232 N. Fifth St.
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Market St.
NEXT TO THE GLOBt THEATRl
SAVE 52 to8S
SPRING SUITS
For Men and Young Men
HpucUllr Priced
$9.90 and $17.50
Regular Values 815 and $35
J Discount We Accept
to Discharged Purchasing
Service -Men Agent a Orders
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You can almost hear
the birds sing as they
perch among the apple
blossoms in the Or
chard 21 stories above
the street A very
beautiful, very peace
ful place to lunch or
dine, with trees and
birds and blooms as
.pleasant company!
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Gimbel Brothers
Slore Opens at 9
For Tomorrow Saturday
Store Closes 5 :30
Gimbel Brothers
Friday, W(p0, 1919. i"M
"IHI'O'FI T A 1T. fT TD Ends Saturday Evening. Save $100 on beautifully mahogany-cased "Conreid'l
VlliyirirM riAIII y.l ,Un nayer nano. ray .b weekly. Save $52 on "Milton" Upright Piano, in ma-,
hop-anv. Pav $2.2f? wppHv .
Clothing for Red-blooded, Upstanding Americans
There's a reason for everything. A suit hangs like a shirt on a bean-polej
because it lacks science and the kneading of hand-sewing in the make. The
clothes you wore before the war won't fit you now even though they were good
clothes. You have changed. 1
We've followed the development we have clothes that are
A Real Man's Change from Khaki J
"Kuppenheimer" and "Society Brand" clothes are each designed by men!
wiiu, on merit ana production, earn tar more than a member ot the Cabinet. No"
guess work; no hoping" those men know.
Suits $30 to $60.
Men on the sunny-side of thirty will choose from the suits at $33.50 to $47.50.
We nick the waistline a bit more for them..
Blue Serge Suits. $25. S30. $35. $40. $45 and $50 1
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IKSl SUMMER SPEUALS , 4
Tweed, Cheviot anrl rfleclmprp 5intQ at 5R99.RO anrl $2fi?
Waist-line, light-fitting and conservative models.
Suits of Paragon Worsteds worth $5 a yard at $29
Single- and double-breasted; two- and three-button.
Young Men's Suits with Extra Pair of Trousers, $33.50
in service, that makes a suit pretty nearly equal two suits. Blue, brown and green worsted cheviots, single-?!
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Dark, Fancy and Silk-Mixed Worsted Suits at $35
Newest models. Save $10 to $20. White Flannel Trousers
to wear with blue seree coats. $9-
Gimbels, Second floorl
Women's Dresses Practical Draped
Taffetas With Cool, Dressy Georgette
Tops a $25 Special
The long, long "drape" at the sides, the skirt and the wide crush-girdle
all of the soft taffeta. The graceful collarless bodice of charmingly embroider
ed Georgette. There's a "sleeve of merit," too. And the neckline is just exactly
"right." Black, navy blue, taupe, sand-color, Copenhagen blue, a soft violet, and
the new favorite dove-gray. Special, at $25.
Three-Quarter Sleeve Georgette Dresses also
Special at $25
Trimmed with smart tucks and fascinating little ruffles. The new flowing
ileeves. In navy blue and black.
Double-Thread Voiles Made Over Cool Little Net
Linings in Navy Blue at $19.75
Two unusually smart styles one with a tucked gilet front; the other with
tucks on the tunic.
Printed Novelty Cottons with a Silky Look Like
Foulards at $15
In the "practical colors" navy blue-and-white, black-and-white, Copen
hagen blue-and-white.
Linen Coat-Dresses at $15 in Wonderfully Smart
Color Combinations
Th new sot gold with blue. Copenhagen blue with gold. Rose with
coffee. Wistaria and biege.
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Special at $25
A Remarkable Collection of
Tub-Dresses in "Extra Sizes"
At $11.75 to $19.75
Sizes 42V to 52. Cool, dainty voiles, mostly.
Both dark and light effects. Long-line treatments. Made over firm, but
cool, linings. Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor.
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The Demand for Girls' Cool Tub Dresses'
Is Met in This Sale at $2, $3 and $3.95
. Just the dresses that the young girls require for the balance?
or tne scnool term ana ror vacation time as wen. na every
one at a substantial saving.
Pretty girlish models that are easily laundered. -In 8-to 14-
year sizes and for the intermediate girl of 12, 14 and 16 years4
The Dresses at $2 are of plaid ginghams
with wide belts and very attractive collars and
pockets. In the gay plaids that the young girl
prefers.
The Dresses at $3 offer a wide choice. Of
lineen in serviceable colors, trimmed with white y,
collars and made on straight lines with belts. s
And ginghams in stripes and plaids in the pret
tiest models imaginable.
Styles and styles at $3.95. The popular
Regulation Dresses in Paul Jones and Jack
Tar models. Of lineen and drill in very practi
cal colors, braid-trimmed.
Smart Dresses for the Intermediate Girl at $3.95
Tub Dresses of plaid voile with new side tunic and sash belt.
And smart two-piece dresses of plain-colored gingham that appeal
strongly to the "growing girl." Also Dresses of Trouville cloth, a
cotton fabric that resembles linen in weave; panel style, cable stitch
ing around the neck. In 12,- 14- and 16-year sizes. I wo models
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Girls Capes Now Reduced to $16.75
Coat-fashion or the full circular sweep. Of nav y blue, serge or velour in French blue and beaver,
have collars of contrasting colors. For ages 8 to 14 years in the group but not in all sizes.
Some
-Gimbels, Salons of Dress, Third floor.
For Hot Days Women's and Misses'
Silk and Georgette Dresses
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At a Specially
Low Price
$15
Dresses that are cool and dressy that always look nice
whatever the occasion,
Many, many styles at $15. Of all taffeta, taffeta combined
with Georgette and all Georgette the latter beaded or braided.
Some cut on severely straight lines, others with ruffles and drap
ery. In navy, French blue, silver-gray, sand, pink and black.
In ,14- to 18-year sizes as well as sizes 36 to 46. Choice at $15.
Girls' pretty White Dresses
Sale Groups at $3.85, $4.85 and $5.85
Frilly-fluffy little dresses of white organdie with bodices al
most entirely of lace and embroidery ; tunic skirts and skirts
striped in Valenciennes lace. With ribbon sashes. In 8- to 14
year sizes.
And Girls' frilly Net Dresses at $4.85.
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Subway store II Summer Suits for Men
$16.50, $18.50 and $22.50
and Young
Men
Three
Groups
Getting into "civies" again seems to be the "aim" of every soldier boy. Gimbels can supply his every need with entire
satisfaction. Models for older men are also in these groups.
Various materials worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres and tw:eds. Young men will like the waistline models, while the more
conservative styles are here for the man of quiet tastes. All sizes in regular, stouts and slims.
Select at $16.50, $18.50 and $22.50 Gimbels, Subway Store.
FOR WEAR IN WARM WEATHER
Boys ' Uksh Suits at $2. 50
Woven madras, reps and good washing fabrics. Well finished,
dressy suits in large variety; for boys 3 to 10 years. At $2. SO.
The season's wanted Suits for boys; of dependable qualities
and reasonably priced.
Boys' Sports Blouses, 95c. The "Bell Blouse." In percales,
blue chambray, O, D. twills and white. Fresh, crisp lots for boys
7 to 16 years.
Boys' Cheviot Norfolk Suits, at SS.90, S10 and $11.50. Same
Suit with Extra Knickers, at $10.50, $11.85 and $13.50. New
waist line; form-fitting and full-belted models. Choose from 2000
suits. For boys 7 to 18 years. Gimbels, Subway Store.
GIMBEL BROTHERS
Seasonable Sale of i
Men's, Women's and Children's
White Shoes at $1.50
n.so
A special purchase from a large wholesale house discontinuing'
their white shoe business brings this unusually low price. "
MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S -
White Canvas Oxfords for Women '
White Canvas Pumps 'for Women
White Canvas Strap Pumps I
White Canvas Ankle Strap Pumps for Girls, at $1.50 -;
Ankle Strap Pumps for Children, at $1.50
Children's Rubber-soled Oxfords' At
Women's Rubber-soled Oxfords $ 1 !J 5
Men's Rubber-soled Oxfords A 0J
Plenty of all sires, wide'widths. On sale in the regular shoo
section. Uimbels. Subwav Store
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