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EVENING PUBEK? LEDGERr-PHIIiADEEPHIA-, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1919
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PROCLAIM
ANGELES
MEXICO PRESIDENT
Brilliant General's Participation
in Revolt Believed to Menace
Carranza Gravely
U. S. BARS TROOP PASSAGE
By the Associated Press
Washington, Mny 30. Villa forces
have proclaimed General Felipe Angeles
provisional president of Mexico, and
Villa himself secretary of war.
The move, coming at the climax of
military operations considered by the
Carranza government so serious that it
has asked the United States for permis
sion to move troops through Texas,
New Mexico and Arizona, is regarded
tre as reflecting a situation more seri
ous in Mexico than any since the tri
umph of Carranza forces over Villa
three years ago. Viewed in connection
with the, activities of the Felicista forces
In southern Mexico the situation is re
garded as full of possibilities.'
Angeles' reported first- proclamation
announcing that Americans in Mexico
would be protected Is particularly inter
esting to officials here, coming as It does
on the heels of the refusal of the State
Department to grant Carranza's request
that he be allowed to move troops
through American territory for the pur
pose of protecting Americans in, Chi
huahua. Acting Secretary Polk announced to
day he had notified the Mexican govern
ment he could .not grant Ihe request
made unless nssuranccs could he given
that Americans would be afforded pro
tection while the troops were In transit.
That this could not be done had been
admitted previously by the Mexican au
thorities. Governor Hobby, of Texas,
declined to authorize the pntsage of
Mexican troops through Texas without
guarantors of protection to Americans
and so notified the State Department.
Felipe Angeles is well ' kuouu to
American officinls through his services to
the French government during the Eu
ropean war as inspector of munitions in
the United States. lie is held In high
esteem by the French government and
was considered by the United States
government, at the time of the Niagara
Falls conference, the best selection for
the Mexican presidency.
Angeles' eminence as an artillerist,
well known to the French military
forces, brought about his engagement by
France as inspector of munitions in this
country during the war.
It was pointed out by nn official of
the State Department that "Angeles
brought brains .and ability to the nntlj
Carranza movement," which is now
considered tho roost serious the present
Mexican government has had to face.
lie has been consistent, it wns said, and
Is fighting now for tho Mime principles
ho fought for at the start the restora
tion of the constitution of 1857.
tfogalu, Ariz., May .10. (By A. P.i
Regardless of the announcement from
the state department at Washington to
day that Mexican troops from Sonorn
would not be permitted nt present to
cross American territory en route to
Juarez, Mexican federal troops were re
ported last night to be mobilizing at
Kpatme, Sonorn, for shipment in Bftnd
through this port.
Un Finale Accordo Sulla Quos-
tione di Fiumee delPAdri-
atico Imminente
ruhllshfd Anil Dl.trlbul.il Uniltr
TUnMlT NO. 341
Authorized bv the net of October 6.
101T. on tile at the l'osturflco ot rhllu
delphlu. Pa.
Hy order ot the rreldnt
A H HUH1.KSOJ.
rostmaster General
Parigi, HO innggto. I.'On. Vittotio
nimtnuele Orlando. Presldente del Con
siglio del Mlni'tri c Capo delln Dclegn-
zloue Itnllaun nllu Conferenzn della
Puce, c' stato clilnmnto tiuestn mattfha
dul Presldente Wilson alio scopo dl
conferirc sopra I dcttngli riguardantl la
slstermnzione dl Flume c delln questlonc
relative all'Adrlatico.
SI npprende chc un nccordo rnpltln
mento portern' la soluzlone dellc ques
tion! riguardantl' le nsplrnzloul del-
I'ltnllti alia fuse finale.
II Concllio del quattro oggl non terra'
tiuntonefi per dar tempo chc posiano
cvere trndotte lc contronropostc pre-
seutate iulln Oermanla ni termini di
pace degll Allcatl. c per dur tempo al
rappresentnnti delle poteuze minor), in
teressate, di esamlnarc 1 termini per In
pace con I' Austria.
II eorrlspondHite dl uno del plu'
nutorevoll glnrnall americani di New
York ha hfpedito nl suo glornnlc II
seguente tplegrnmiim !
Parlgl. 'JO inngglo. Contrnriamcnte
nl inpportl chc un ngglustamento sulle
question! rillcttentl Fiume c l'Adriatlco
sia stato ragglunto, la sltunztoue ltal-
iana c nuovamcute tllvcnuta serin,
dovuta alia Irrcmovlblllta' del presl
dente Wilson. Scmbrn chc touto
l'lnghllterra, quanto la Krancla cousld
erano it problcna itallano cosi' serio da
costitulrc una dellc ragionl del rltnrdo
per la prcsentazlonc del trattato dl pace
all'Austrla.
Durante tutta la nottc dl mnrtedi' fu!
tenuta una riunlone per vederc dl
ronipcrc la ferma attltudlne del rappre
sentanti dcll'Itnlla cd II Presldente Wil
son offri' di concederc ogli Itnlinnl un
plebiscito per la parte di tcrritorlo aus
trlnco clip egll aveva ad essi rltiutato.
II Presldente consctiti' clip Alpl dell'
Istrla formassero 11 confine orlentalc
dell'Italiu, mil a, cottdlzionc clip un
plebiscito dovesse detertnlnarc II futuro
delle popolazionl ad orieutc della
spiirtiacqtie della linca voluta dagll
Italian!. II President? Wilson nvrebbc
dldiiiirato cite egll non cousentirn' di
ilnre popolazloni secondo II trnttato di
i.ontira. senza cnu prima qiteste non
sluiio state (otiHtiltntc e se un plebliscito' Itallnnn all Hotel Edward VII, c' stato
sara' airettat queslo dovrobbe eicrc
Mistlnto per gruppl
IOn, Orlando, d'necordo con gll nltri
della drlegazlonp Itnlliiun, apiinrente
mento rifiutnrono di nccettarc 11 sug
gerlmcnto. Gil itallann hnnno fntto pre
scnte chc II Presldente Wilson noil lui
applicato I'ldea del plebisritn a mllionl
ll tedescnl, mpiitre ttislstp die slit np
plicata per le asplrnzloni Itnlinne.
Al quartier gpnernlc della Delcgnzionc
detto clip tirsMin nggliKtatncnto e' stato
raggiunto stilln qiicMIoup ill Flump e
della Dnlimtziii. e do' (ontrnriamente n
quanto si diceia nri ell coll nmci icnill,
die tale ngglustntnento era stato rag
gitfnto. 1uuica declslone rli gli Itnlinnl co
nocnnu sia statu fnltn nl Conslglio del
Qunttro fu clip lu ilefinizioue .delle frou
tiere tra 1'AustWn n I'ltnlin rnniprcn
dpit 1'applicnzione del plebiM'ltn.
W. H. Wanamaker Buys Pro
Settlement was made today qrp th
propertj nt l'JI" lit t'hcstnlit W?,
which was purchased by William" ill1
Waunmnker, .lr . from llrymnnii &j
Ilro., whojatpntly ''ought It from (iifl''
Thompsotwstate. Mr. Wanamaker w i,
rpptesented by .John C B. Morley, Thoifvi
price wns not diK'Iosed, but the prop-y
erty had been held at $000,000. ' !
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TODAY
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PONY DAY
Admiion, 50c; Grandstand, $1.
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Every inch of space we
can get is needed for
Jtfew Cars we are re
ceiving almost daily.
It is imperative that
we sell these very at
tractive, good class of
USED CARS
Lexington Convertible
Sedan; 7 passenger; re
built and refinished ;
$1500. .
Lexington 7-passenger
touring car; surpmer
and winte'r tops ; $1800.
Lexington 5-passenger
touring; splendid condi
tion ; 900.
A number of other 'makes
at attractive prices., v
Lexington. Motor Car Co.
of PenmrlTBtila
The Wanamaker Store Is Closed This Patriotic Holiday
The Heroes of the Civil War
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W. T. Sherman
Oh, no! the ball-parks don't hold all the fans nowadays!
Here we see an Orlando fan a rooting, walking delegate
for the Grand Order of the goodly smoke. He is giving
you the O Hand Sign "O, hand me an Orlando when
it comes to cigars."
He just can't help rooting for Orlando. When you join
up, you'll understand why he's so enthusiastic and you,
too, will become a Royal Rooter.
Philadelphia, Germantown
and Valley Forge
Will Keep Solemnly and Gratefully
This May Day Memorial
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Is it the mildness? Is it
the mellowness? Is it the
rich bouquet? that makes
Orlando such a delightful
smoke? Those are questions
. no one tries 'to answer.
Every member of that? great
mystic brotherhood, the
Order of Orlando, says that
Nature holds the secret of the
real charm of this cigar. But
don't let this 'satisfy you
join the Order of Orlando and
draw your own conclusion.
R. E. Lee
of the noble men who
came from Log Cab
ins, from farms and
workbenches, col
leges and churches,
and fought out on
land and sea the
troubling questions
of the eighteen-six-ties
and settled them
forever.
However great the
discord and tumult
overseas on the way
to peace,
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In Our Goodly Country
only good will and permanent peace abide.
We will look into the faces of the heroes and veteran leaders of
the Civil War.
By the memory of our conscien tious and illustrious .generals let us
pledge ourselves to be faithful to the duties and responsibilities of the
hour, and patiently and helpfully work out the problems to bring and bind
the world together in a Brotherhood of Peace that cannot be broken.
As an old pious Scotch woman put it in her own vernacular:
"The Lord's aye to the fore!"
A wreath to the old soldiers at rest and a happy day to the young
soldiers who have come back home!
Signed
May 30, 1910.
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Orlando comes in ten sizes 10c to 15c. Little Orlando 6c.
Ten sizes enable us to use a fine grade of tobacco without
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Orlando is sold only in United Cigar 'Stores " Thank you! '
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home, never occupied, and .now Demg reaecoraiea ana rcnnisnca inrougnoui. i
Five other beautiful homes now under construction, plans of which may be seen at our
office. Close to churches and schools. Golf and country clubs nearby.
Twenty minutes by motor through Fairmount Park.
I nt paction hy appointment,
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