,"i 'sO ii 1 EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PflnjADBLPHIA, MONDAY, JULY 21, 1919 io WtfWSK B 2T ,Cu",ni 'FIRE sweeps dry forests' Michigan Drought Proves Menace. ' Flames Endanger Lake Resorts j I Detroit. Mich., .lulv IM. (Hy A I' 1 Iliili tires are again reported menac I ing parts of tin1 upper peninsula and tin northern portion of (lie lower piMiin i mln of Michigan j From Manistiquo it i reported lurk of rain tins made It illlliciilt to check tlir' ftrr. which arc burning on three sides of the town nml large flocks of sheep. Al I ICn APTinM MflT PPARPn transported to that district from west I crn ranges, are lieln pastures mr s;npit. EIS GUARDED REPLACES BELA Budapest Gripped by Orgy of Terror as Armed Proletariat Raids City BY MED TROOPS 'if In Day Set for Opening of Strike Finds Machine Guns Posted in City WERE NO EARLY OUTBREAKS l'.ncl tires ate icpnrted in the district -Tt was I between I'einsKev anil i nnnnni, norm n triumvirate of radical lenders t lint ,. ,.,.,. i,... i, sintim.cl in Vienna, Hip Associated Press Saturday. .Inly 111 i tteneh I replaced rtoln Kun nt the head of the ' prrx(,nt tin1 Hamcs oncrouliitig on the 11 resorts. vnulcuir. W.ish.. .fulv 'Jl With i mini weather nml augmented form's of 111 o lighters, tin' forest fire situation In i nmlliprn Idaho appeared mm li im 1 proved Siimh. nionrding t" mlv ii-o (received here "up lug fire, on IIpiit ! Ci , k in iIip Courr l".l' iw forest, (gamed iMMiilwnv. according In the uper i visor of the forest. ilil daughter. M.ir- Blldapcst Soviet (invornmont. accord I115 to dispatches In VIpiiiiii news papers. The Hirer men onmpning Hip new government ate Vnrsn. fnrnipr mlnlstci of Fecial protection: Moe Alpnr.v nml Tibor S7nmupj. TIip new- government.! according to the reports received lieie. j ordered Habrich. commander of the city, known as n "mnilernre," to turn over the city to them Volunteers f"r Hie "terror troops" hnp been railed for by their lender. who fnimetl was1 Ilela Knn s bod.vguaul. ! The gi vcrning triumir.itp it i i ..-, l ! 1 !,'.. VII.,,.. urn . WIlPI Fnin, 1' ri'li iii.-'-n in'- " ' I , . . ,. ... :ni . .i.rii.ii inn npr finir vein IOO wcaiv iir iiuwiniiiji ' ' , . foreibly imi" Whit'. were killed hv an cle. mr Itcla Knn'1. "reil aimx i dp lared ' ,,, on ,,p .Ininestnun, -i'ttield and to be. hrenkniK up Mne ' depre i ort,,.rn Kadioad at roltnini'.. n i-nl rlntins in value rnp'mh nml fmd mn I (nRP kpitl..mi'iit nn riiantninpia Lake, dltioin are -aid tn be iinln'arablp n( -, , -. 0. k ole"d'M nfleninnn Tin' little cirl wanileieil on the trael. Derlln, Jnlr 21 - A . p- r-w p ,,,,. ,r, , ,ax ll0r. ,,,,, terror pmIs in , J "',V iT.in- pi" t at' - dn'd fmni her nipnii- n fn l.n.ir. ?al ;,,!J 'TaTbla.r and ," "Urr.!r" , UH, 1 H,. h.I.I ... .nstanilv kiiied. in its worst form is anticipated. Wil'iam 1 hlwieker. of l.ne. tv,onM - The illpat'b vas " '"illed "teiror pjht ur nld. was killed in an auto troops" arr' now maslers of the eapitnl. IniP u pni nrai r.Pinnx IViinl late and tbnt tlnv bavp vtoimed tin- -",rl!" . Satnubu nftcninnn. IlaMiinnd Wli.i son. disarmed the troops .if the I.ela aj) t n)i(i of yyt0 W(IS ,irivi,lr, tlr. rnr Ktiu Rovernment and di-tnhuteil n"""flr ,,,, ,p nIUI11i reverse nine. to "the ""! l"1;'".";1 ,,. when ,1 left the mad. Mrikins a fen.-e. rTh( mnilor ni tlP iciinr iiuiiii . . . . , wlnj wn' ela Knn-- personal Riinrd o( Wl.iluis - lishtl injure.. lie is honor, publishes nn appeal for olnn- held m appear in mint today, tecro nml the people's commissaries is? -'"J Sia'm,.',:;- huge cloth sale JlilSSUI i " -" . . .- e'li ers 1!' cniiiii'i. u. I' '- I5y (he sso-lated Press Home. .Inly 21 Iteports riveived from nil parts nf Italy jrtenlny said that almost i'erjhpp the strike move ment was irtual nnnnlieenblo and that there hud been no serlnits Incident. )pelnpnients are niiTinnvlj nwaite.1 to dnv as tlie cenernl strike call went Into . ffect Kxiepl for the iiIispiipp of automo biles, c-ibs and canapes from Hie streets and the failure of some of the tramway lines tn operate cars, Stiinlay was nor- . ' .... .... . m.il in Home The citv was brightened MOTHER AND CHILD KILLED )n ,, K,.nt ,iisPi., ,,f nK. it beinK the ipieen's iimtliPr's birthdnj. Attempt to Snatch Daughter From The bakenes nml all hops selling Track Falls Auto Wreck Fatal necessaries, of lite wetc open until nnoti .I.unesloHii. N. .. .luH -1 lit' A i Mrs I.nnisp Whitp. "f tliis i itv Siiinln. The cafes and wine shops were ipett thinuchmit the entire dav. Troaps Ptoticl Home orcnnlrntloiis were In favor of a post ponement of the strike, but Hint he fear id the cxtrvmiMR would impose their will. Turin. Italy, duly "rt (delayed) (Ity A. P.I The (own wns divided into sections todaj and lonlcht is beinKJ Kiinrded hj imposinj; inllltaiy forces in ' nntlcipnlion of Monday's strike. In the suburbs, which arc nlmosl entirely In habited by workmen, the factories have bepii occupied by troops. The gas and ele. trleal uoiks and the iiillvvajs and slicet cars aie ninnlnc nn schedule. i The police Iiimi taken numerous crim inals into rnMnih . .Milan, Ilalj. July 20 (delaved). (Ilv A P. I The center nf the .itv bore the usual Sunday aspect todin. In the laboring quarters nf the citv attempts I" form processions were frus tiated In dunces nf the troops. (ienna. Italy. Jul '-'0, delayed. ( I? A. P. I Perfect calm prevailed in (Senna todaj. All the public sen ices are in operation Jhirinj; the dnv the pnlice and carabineers nconsionnlly stopped suspicious iudiidunls and searched them. Nn icsistance was offered. Florence, Italj. July 20. delned (Hy A P.I -Stilnsent measures taken In the goernment and the deter mlnntion of a majority of the popula tion nf rinrence not tn permit further disnrders resulted ill the socialists nnt nttemptlne am manifestntious iu Flor ence toil.n. In CIPATSEAGIR T oaps The envet iiment has taken police mil military piecautimis tn prexpnt nr iciiress nnv disorders tlint ma. arise tndav if the anticipated stuke is car-I lied into full rffict Ti oops Ihup Ih-pii ilisli ihiited in ariotis pints of the city, i T!ip oi.upy tin en ei ttinent otliees. , the central post and telegram office, the banks ntnl railway stations. Ar mored cars with machine cutis have bepii placed at sttiitccic points, rspe. i.i II s al the cettttal pnliie hiadipiar ters. nt the tieusiii-j luiildiiip and at the Il'lllk of Italj. Tlie walls nf the cit arc plararded with nuilti minted manifestns, which citlier iirup tin- workmen tn strike or emle.nor tn sinov the , uselessness of stieli a move. Ctil einplnes were w. lined jesterdaj that thej must work 1 I . -. ... ... . I li 11 n -lllll(l'l Tttll Slllllll . nil tt 111 I. Hill U t F 1111 nrtrV IIP DW irilllrS II tl'llili'ii uu i i i '''i'""" '' -"ii nil h- "ii nn n iiii,i - iiini sent an ullmntum to the "Moderate" Government Offers 14.000,000 Yards ,,,H w,,.r fi(.,l t report at their "tin is last night siiiiiil.l cotisnler tlietn sehes dismissed. 'l ..n.nmninler of llllilttpcsr. Illlliricn.' ordering him to give up office and turn over the city tn tlirm. I ... . I -III IllOll'ft1 s- . . .,!.!..... InilmfiPilinliln ' ' roou I niiiiiiniiis .iii.i--. . ......... The dispatch nvs the i oiincit ot - - i. ... ...Ill ...... In. Oft tllllf UlP Will iTOvernuieiiL is ..n '"'' . at Auction Washington. Juli 21 The surplus iliMsinti "f the pun base nnd ffer fur sale at public auction at N'itti Itrmslns Pirin Speaking m the Chauibet of Depu Runyon to Attend Outing Pine Hrai h. N. !.. Jul 21. There will be a . l.im bake here Julj "t under the niispu es nt the counti ltepublican committee, aril (S.nernni Kuninii. State Trcnsuiei It'.nl and State Cnmptrnller Iiugliee h.ne signitied tlieit intention of nttemling No other imitations hne been sent out than one to ccrliinl. to participate. Camden, Trenton, Mount Holly, Flemington and Somervillo Units Included SIXTH REGIMENT COLONELCY Camp Itiinvon, Sea (Slrt. .1 ill v 21. The Second nml Fourth Dattnllons nml the Serond Separate Company of the New Jcrspj State Militia started drill and lecture pet bids here this morning. Altogether tbrre ale close to 700 sol diers including the Trenton battalion with its units fiom Camden, Tren ton, Mount IIollj, Floniington and Somerville. With the first call to camp work this morning tin headquarters of the Sim nml Kittalion and the Cnniden, Mount Holly and Trenton compnnles went to the lille ranges for their tar get practice. The r.li.abetli battalion under com mand of Major Herbert M. Dawley, of f'hntbnin, were out bright nnd enrly for tlie initiatory drills, the work be ing eonlined today to the school of the soldier nnd squad. The Fleming-ton-Sotuervillp company of the Tren ton battalion was aho out for this wot It. Haiti thnt fell almost continuously thioughoiit the daj , jestcrday, caused an abandonment of all camp activi ties Majois Mnorehcad and Daw lev were summoned to the camp bead quarters for a conference with Lieu tenant Colmiel John M lingers, the senior instiiictor for the militia. The vnrlous drills and problems as well ns the subjects to be taken up at to day's lecture periods were discussed. Later in the evening the line officers assembled at the bnttnllou headquar ters for conference. Tonight the troops will attend the movie show nt the Y. M, C A. at which pictures of the recent officers' camp of Instruction will be shown. Hundreds nf people made the pil grimage from Dltonbrth, Summit, Tren ton, Chatham, Camden. Mount IIollj and other towns represented in the citizen soldiery in camp josterday. For the most part they were compelled to spend the da under canvas. Never theless, they enjo.M'd the dn nt Sea tllit and were given an insight to the life of n soldier. Although the camp was not to have been officially opened until yesterday nfternoon most of the units were in enmp on Snturdn.. The Camden com pany of the Srcimi! llattalioti, under oominnnd of Captain ISartnu S. Muir, was the first outfit to arrive. It came down on n special train, which arrived here shortly before noon on Saturday. It Is the lnrgest company here. Mnjoi Mon I. Woodwnid, of Tren ton, hns been assigned to duty on the staff nf (Sovernor Huiijnn this week. Captain .1. Osgood Nichols, of Short Hills, of the judge advocate general's department, is serving also. With the elections for the selection of n colonel and lieutenant colonel for the Sixth New Jersey infantry regiment set for Wednesday night in the First Itegiment Armory In Newark, there Is an interesting situation in the New Jersey military organisation. Insistent demands that the officers of the new regiment select ns their lender a man of military service nnd ability, one who hns seen action if possible, are being made. It was learned here that the state military officials from the outset have absolutely refrained ftom influencing In any wny the officers who vtlll vote on the matter. The three battalion majors have been summoned here for n conference today. It has reached the ears ot the state officials that the officers of the three battalions composing the regiment have beard that the (.election of any hut a certain rann would not meet with the full approval of the military heads of the state. This Intimation was said by (lenernl (Silkysnn to be untrue. He snld tbnt the state officials had main tained n pollej of hands off from the outset and would not exert any Influence one way or another. The name that Is most generally mcn tloned Is thnt of Lieutenant Colon?! Ilobnrt D. Drown, former commander ni the New Jersey cavalry squadron and who served In France ns assistant pro vost marshal general. Colonel Hrovvn's military record Is a glowing one. The new regiment Is the only one which Is authiirlzed by the state under the recently adopted plan for reorgani zation of the Nnttnnnl (Siinril. It Is to be raised under a wnrtlme measure ami will be subject to Immediate service In the event thnt national or international conditions demand It. Cte2jL5y55?fsEVY COAL TRUCKS The sensation of the coal trucking business. A powerful, sturdy, rough-and-ready truck that combines mechanical excellence with economy of operation. The wheel base is short, giving it almost the turning radius of a wagon. The body can be lifted to shoot coal across lawns or down man holes. Coal dealers will find every need answered by this truck. Call, write or phone. Brockway Motor Truck Co. of Philadelphia 2324-26-28 MARKET STREET LARGE AND COMPLETE SERVICE STATION Tuviii - ... , .i.p MntihUiwIII 'MiJ MUM', ill Kntente is ton weak or unwil hng for !'" ; ' ''' j ..., ;,n.ltPh. ,,. 000 00(1 Minis of nils, elliineous tetlle valued -it mote than M.OOO.OOil. tu s s,itiir.lnv . Piemier Nitti. in ri'fer llllg In the plnposid strike, suil that his hrnmiss would be unshakable m dealing with it He added that he had hoped after the abandonment of the pro posed strike m France b.v tile (ieneral 0.201 C.iiifedei.'iti.in of Labor, the .jiiip ionise atd: ,n, i,p followed in Italy j aids ormo.1 intervention. Tt s.ns nNn that the. "red army" nf llela Kim lontlnues Bu.lap" ae lescr bed as nldcMuii.ihlei The textiles - nTer-,1 at the sale i5!""?'" . .it.,r,l m l,e rnniillv nnd the approximate total v.n.l.ig.' nf Hnu iumii-.. i- !- imh-s "- -"i - , . c ii .. . t .i.i ..... i -! i ... - i.. Pfll II I iiw Hum ip'I, i mJ ues received here fromvariN. cheese, In,,,, .41 Dildnpest snv that during flip launPiiing i V' ',' , i't" "V v d"" dnpk 1 s00 0l' l1'""'-"1- "" '"gietten to announce of the new Hungarian monitor Marx on drill, l.-t .-' J:'!.' V-- ?..' i ' Vinci tli-it disordeis liad nlieady oc. urred- Kridny. the last unit of the Danube ' janls galate 1 ,S x. rds J la k ,,,w(h ,mil flotilla, the mn..trSmo, xvhich had T a, . . 1 ,on ,anN J",-';; ,,,,.,.,, ,,, ,., t M,vni - remaineii loval to Iiela Ixiin. tie.. Hewn . .,inc. irV,. i,t ihm i.... nnlwnx ..,. themsekps r,07 v.irds. .uitine tlnnnel. TOO sil'J im, , , ,,,.,,,.,.,1 t,L. il-unagc to litM il"h''""' , '", 'n, S Hi. premici added that additional 1 It I ,!; I I tTill" "-I M"sil . IMltl.lllMI l. riniiiih.. nnd surieni ereil tn tlie Serbians The officers and men nf the crexv renin sled permission to tight ''--''".,,'-'-,''.;' - Th. premici tlgllinst the llungan.in .''V.et -oveir.-, i- sMrtl y,.-., ,.,',,- arms and . v,.I,nv,s had been bidden in fiumu tincmiuvui .on-.) ,n,i. . ,ii ji't-ir, . f,tu .....i t ii luiiiM'N nt tlir uuitant U niont Mo , III " Illl'H llllll Ilaa.'x'r 'IU II", (.1111 1 i H'JiI UrU"S. iupi null, i iiuh' ' nyu 'i im' niuui ment. and the . . ..,.-...! 1 wiivi tn a,T"l",.'"..v.. ". iU. Venetian tlie i is7.a rivr, .iniiiini-.i ui .....i.... --. , xvhcri ""'V xv ere placed at the disposal f the Knrolxi furcs. The dis iatch"s ..i.l.l that the Fnteiite apparentlv will nnt proceed ngaitis; Tle'a Knn but that it has given tier mission to Karolvt. who lias not re signed, as lias been reported, to open an offensive The Knrolvi referred to above probably is Count Jules Knrolvi. a nephew of Count Michael Karolvi fnriner provisional president of Ilun gnry. In Slav last Count Jules was reported to have set up a government nt Arad in opposition tn the Dolsh. vists nnd to have issued a manifesto declaring it to be his first dutv to restore law and order and then to jrnnsfer the administration to a gov ernment possessing the confidence nf nil parties. Szegedin, where the ntli ' 'cerR and crew of the monitor S::amos i ore said to have been transported, is , about fifty miles west of At ad 1 ( Corruption Widespread The Dndapest correspondent of the Tagcblntt has been enabled to smuggle out of the Hungarian capital an i xccrpt of a recent speech of iteia Kim. the Soviet leader, before the executive council of the Soviet.. In the speech De'i Knn declared Hip corruption r. Hungary bad reached undreamed -of limits. All officials in Hungary, according to Itela Knn, were busceptible to bribery, and were making out passes for persons tn Ilee from Hungarv. charging for them from BO.OOO to 800,000 crowns (500,000), and also were uuving illicitly in the provinces. Fverv one, he asserted, was ' swindling and williug to take any criminal steps to live well j aloncf about 6 o'clock I ATLANTIC J L A.H I M E WHEN your motor begins to lose com pression, it begins to eat up gasoline and cut down mileage. That's expensive business. 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Every advantage of Heppe Victrola Service is now available to you in purchasing these fine records. Orders by mail or 'phone will be given prompt attention. Heppe's Victrola Outfits at Popular Prices VI VICTROLA IV $25.00 Records, your selection 2.50 Total cost . . 527.50 VICTROLA VI 535.00 Records, your selection 2.50 Total cost !&$. $37.50 Call, 'phone or write for catalogues VICTROLA VIII $50.00 Records, your selection 5.00 Total cost . . $55.00 VICTROLA IX $00.00 Records, your selection 5.00 Total cost . . $05.00 Just enough Turkish AT most of the places where straight X"i. Turkish cigarettes used to have the "call", Fatima is now the leading ciga rette. Here are a few of these places just as examples of Fatima's popularity among men who really know how to judge cigarettes: Atlantic City Marlborough-Blenheim Hotel Traymore Boston Hotel Copley Plaza Harvard Club Stock Exchange Hotel Touraine Chicago Auditorium Hotel Congress Hotel Narragansett Pier Casino A'ctp YorJfc Hotel Belmont Hotel Manhattan Hotel McAlpin Stock Exchange ' Palm Beach The Breakers Philadelphia Ititz-Carllon Stock Exchange Washington The Capitol Building Fatima contains more Turkish than any other Turkish blend cigarette. I NOTE This is the severest test to which you can put your cigarette. TkTEARLY dinner time. You've been J. 6moking all day. How is your cigarette appetite? If it is tired and jaded in other words, unless it's as fresh, crisp and snappy as right after breakfast you ought to look around for a different brand of cigarettes. The rigbt brand (when you find it) will let you feel fine and fit and smoke-hungry clear up to bed-time. It will give you enough of the delicious flavor of Turkish tobacco but it will be so blended as to off-set the over-richness or heaviness that comes from smoking too much Turkish. The one cigarette which today seems to be attracting most men who tire of straight Turkish is Fatima (see at left). As soon as you are ready to look seriously into the cigarette question, put Fatimas to the 6 o'clock test. tyslffjCffi&yAv6v-& x-r FATIMA A Sensible Cigarette 20 for 23 cents ? wJI 3 rn J 5 M ..',p 1AI w v Vx., i. t C K V S-? xr i " - :.' f' -iV r y h ci 3' " t wTrjt. i .i f nn vrff ' .ifi1 5fl i hi f . . -T - Jt'l JS ' '-V . tJ V- ,, I-
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