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GERMAN CHILDREN COOK FOOD IN ARMY KITCHENS
KOLCHAK BETTERS POSITION
Hy the Associated I'res
TarU, Sept. 24. The nttrmpt In
Bolshevists to nfffotintc pnire uith Ki
thonla and Trtvin nnd Indications thai
the Poles nnd the forrr of firnprnl
Penlkln, the antl Bolshevist Irndor in
South Husiia, foon may establish com
munication Dd ro-ordlnato thoir rf
forts in fichtinif tlio BolRliPvisti in tin
"Cfcralnr, hare revival intrrrst in the
Russian situation among Hip IVih-p ,
Conference deleKatej, many nf whom
have said thnt they nre puzzled by con
flicting statements from ri'prwiitntlvr
of the great powers ai to tln pnlieic
of their tovcrnments in dealing with
Russia.
The refua1 of the German cenernl
A'on Dex Golz. to obe the orders of
the Peace Conference thnt be rrnrunti'i
the Baltic proviuces of ItusMa and ,
Germany's declaration thnt she cannot
be responsible for his motements Ikic
be rnnferenee for the moment in n
helplcsfi position, as there is no dis
position to nsk the Voles, who nlrciidr
$Kt engaged, to cpel Von 1'cr (Jollr.
jwd no other nation lias forces a.iil-
lMe.
The Tolcs already are so bnsi with
tho Itolshevists nnd o unf-cttlcd nt
home that the great powers apparently
are unwilling to impose more militiir
burdens on them. In fact, the general
opinion among members of the su
preme council is that Poland rnnnot do
tlie creative work necessary to stnbilire
Its government unless It rapidly ceases
lighting, and that if the Poles were
t-ent into the Unltie states there is
danger that they might not want to
leave again, as the aspirations of many
Polish politicians embrace Russia's
Baltic const.
AniTican officers rccentlv returned
from l.etvin, express Ihe bdief llnil
Von d'" tioltz soon -vs. 1 1 letire from tlnil
part of Russia and let Hie local popu
lation work out its problems, which nie
larcelv ncrarinn. Hut tlure nl-n is
doubt whether the 1'nltii- states will hei
able to keep up siieeessfull their re ,
sistanee to the llolhevits unless the I
Denikin and Kolchak movements con '
tinue to keep I, eon Trot7ky, the llnl man com ems in Argentina, linh n
shevist minister of war. employed ini.natp u.nili iiiivh,-i-r lnnten.iN and
the t'kralne, the Don region anil St-' rX)p,;lr shipments to (icrmaiiN It i
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Settled Because of Actual
Possession
ID'ANNUNZIO NOW-HAS NAVY
Uy the Associated Press
Paris, Kept. 'JI.--"As n nation we
consider ihe Kluine matter settled, be-cain-e
we have actual possession," said
(lencrnl flltiseppe (Pepplno) (laribaldi,
to an Associated Press representative
hern this morning, (lencrnl Garibaldi
hud just reached Paris from Home,
coming on what was said to In' an im
portant mission from which be would
go to meet Captain (iabrielp D'Anntin
io. insurgent Italian leader in posses
sion of riume.
I "Had IVAnuunzio not gone in,"
'continued (tiirlbaldi, "we would hnve
I dime it within llfleen dnjs."
I If j'icsldcnl Wilson weie moved by
hip iignt spun, tie added, "he would
permit the wholn nilcstion to ! dn.
I iducil by I' rntif (.
ItonrJ Admiral Cosanova, wljo was"
placed undc virtual arrest Id Khimb'
when lip landed nnd nttetnptcd to In
terfere with Captain D'Annmizlo'i
rontrol of the town.
.Malta, Sept. 21. flly A. P.) Hear
Admiral 0. P, W Hope, U. N., who
arrived here yesterday on the Jltltlsli
cruiser Cardiff, bringing Hritlsh troops
from riume, reporta thnt tho United
States nrmored cruiser Pittsburgh wns
among the war essels off Plume when
the Cardiff left, while the cruiser
Olympla had been ordered to proced
thrre.
When Gabrlele IJ'Annunzio arrived
witli bis expedition, Admiral Hope said,
Ills' men deprived 'nil the allied troops
of their arms, not even allowing mcu
on patrol to carry bnjonets.
THREE SHIPS CAUGHT IN ICE
Appeal Sent From Siberian Coat for
American Aid
Nome. Alaska, Sept. 21. (Hy A. V.)
-Three steamers, the American trader
llelvedere, thcllui-sian strainer Stnvnn
pol nnd another American steamer,
whose nnme could not be made out,
nre cnlight in the ice nt the eutrnuce
In Kidjiirhion liny, on the const of
Silierin, neenrding to a wireless mes
sage from P. M. Alexander, a trader
nt Anadjr, a Siberian const point.
Alexander urged that a United
States revenue cutter be sent from here
If they nre not
Oldest Bugler 'In Legion
Tho oldest mm lu tho Keystone Dl
vision, n bugler of the First iplty Troop,
who fought In the Apiche Indlan(Wnr,
the Spanish -'American War, on the
Mexican border, and the world! war,
and his two song Joined Tost 130 o (i?
tho Aiucrirau l.egion at a mreung ev. ,
the Sherwood Kecreatlon Center, Jtirty- ciu
sixth and Christian streets! last night.
Ho Is Ittchard Singer, 0038 Ailing
Street.
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THE MAKER-TO-WEARER
CHAIN-SELLING SYSTEM
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f iftiTWimil A t IMlnr n.i I
'I be wait inn- tolling Mlilirii of Ibrir Tetilmi soldlir fit hers and Inolhers senes ,i good stead. Tile jimiig gills
aie preparing dinner for their plaj males, wlm :ue entcilaiiilng tliemsrhrs in a Held iie.it by Tin' .Miiing worn in
it the lift is weiring the pr.iilic.il lostiimr of a war uorlier at In r uiliuary lash
SEEKS ARGENTINE TRADE POWER SEEN FOR GERMANY LENOIR NEAR COLLAPSE
Germany Asks $100,000,000 Loan to French Deputy Says That Will Be a High Court Prosecutor Geta Docket
Buy Raw Materials Result of Democratization m Condemned Man's Case
Itiienos Aiies, Sept. !.- 1 1!( A Pi ,'-,lis- ' W -1 Iiciis-iii of the ..lrs. Sept. L'l. (ltj A. P I -The
Piiimnl nccolinlinns weie niiciipil e '"! of n.ie was rontii I in the i ,1m ket hi the case of Pierre l.enoir, who
lerday bv tierm.ii.x for n loan of Sli.ll,- ! ,'l""l" r "f 'I' I""' - 'fMe.dtn M
'Alarm --i ii hum Ihe lei oi i j, t i?,n top ot
iiierinain would dctelop her pown. Ip
intleird (lie linn prodlli'tlou of Ihe full
Uttliei.ll teportv of the ( oliferenee.
I "up- l'ntthoti tiilerrnpled to --m
thai tie goeriniii nl had
I.nglnnd nnd Itnlv
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U on i-.-Me we aie saiisuorl Ihnl nut- In I Pill mv miuhi'I".
g I rights would he lecognized. as thev nl. 'pulled out soon they will be forced to
cany are recognized by the majority of spend tne winter in me ice, no sniu.
Americans, iu whom Italians iar
-oldie conlidctipc
ah- !--
11110.000 from Argentina to facilitate
the piinhnv ol raw malirmls in thi
ioinitr. 1'orrigii Minister Piip i rcdoti.
on whom tlip Conn. in delegation I'lllnl.
sahl the matter would he ii fined to
I'reviduit lrigoe II jnv ".lined In liieji,
delegation that "in h "ninil ii" i
gent in. i disiiid would be pro oled
l'roio"als weie iiiiide In I he (Jei
minis looking In the formal ion of
loi.il s.Midiiale i the pinuipal (iei
o.iiiiiuniealid
the pea iiiiuni" ion all doeiiiui iili
M i. nil. linn in. in ol the iipiii i
i oiiuiii""ioii of Ihe i humlier. "aid Ihe
pn "idi'iil had lelegtaphed In I'm mier
( li no iieenu that he i oiiMiIct rd the
olheial lnil Is .!" sreri t
M I ji r i f i i mi, linled b "H lug thai
the peoples would no longer aei ept "
i let iliploiniiei lie detiiaiuleil that M
t letiieneeau prodnee an allt hoi lt.lt I w
in mini of the negotiations.
was lepriiweil fioni execution nl vir
tually the last minute lns I'ridm tnorii
ing, was leferred todnj to M l.e.s
iIioiim'. high court piosppiilor. who will
dn'ide whether the condemned man's
ti "Milium is necc"Mirj in Ihe iinpeiiding
tiinl of Joseph Cuil1nii. former pre
hip i
Aieoiding to newspapei lepmts I.e
ii i" in ii "late of follnpsi and i"
llneatetieil with deafness, ill- phxM
i mil" aie "aid to beliee thai lie is in
naiigei of hefoiniiig ,ompeli. pain
' eil
Pola. Sept. "1. at, A. p.)Koui
Itnliiin warships, the bntlleship Dante
Aliglneri nnd the destrojers Mlrabcllo,
N.illo and Abba, are named ns units
I of Ihe -'riume nnj" in n proclamation
written by Cnptnin tlnbriele D'Aniiun.io
nun distributed in this city.
Tho'proclmnntinn praises the men of
these ships for "loynlty to the Finnic
cause." and extols them for "vnltirous
acts." It is staled here that because of
the desertions of these four vessels from
the regular Italian nnvj the nllied coiu
niiindeis were forced to wlthdrnw from
the harbor of Flume The harbor was
eoiisideied unsafe while the Dnntc
Alighieri was nnchored there nnd was
lojnl to the- H'Aniiunio enuse.
I Dispatches from 1'iume soon after
Cnptnin (inbriele D'Aiinunzio's iniip
s-lnlid the Dantp Alighieri was mi
ulilp lo lenc thai port because her
iiuii'hinrry hud bipn dnuiagcd h Ihe
clew, but more rcpeiiljj it has been
reported she had departed, hnving on
A DISCOVERY THAT ,
BENEFITS MANKIND
Two discoveries have added greatly
to human welfare.
In 1835 Newton originated the vac
uum process for condensing milk with
cane sugar to a semi-liquid form.
In 1883'Horlick at Racine.Wja., dis
covered how to reduce milk to a dry
povder form with extract of malted
grains, vilhoul cane sugar.
This product HORLICK named
Malted Milk. (Name since copied
by other.-.) Its nutritive value,
digestibility nnd case of preparation
(by simply stirring in water) antl the
fact that it keeps in any climate,
has pro cd of much value to mankind
ns an ideal food-drink from infancy
lo old age.
Ask for HOrtLICK'S Avoid Imitation!
Where Do You Get Off At
MR. WORKING MAN AND WOMAN? YOU who
are always the victim of the High Cost of Living
problems. YOU buy Clothes for yourself and your
family. They cost you almost twice at much today
as they did before. WHY? Stop a minute
think THEN ACT. It costs the manufacturer,
the jobber and the dealer more money -to do
business today than before, that's true. BUT why
should YOU, Mr. Working Man and Woman, pay
this additional cost? It doesn't add a cenh more
value to the clothes after' they leave the manu
facturer. If you could buy from the manufac
turer, you could save the jobber's and the dealer's
profits. WHY NOT DO IT? BUY YOUR FALL
CLOTHES AT DAY'S, DIRECT FROM THE MAN
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I On Yoiir Own Terms
DAY'S sure take some slice out of the High Cost of
Living. Every Working Man and Woman should
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MANUFACTURER, WE'LL TRUST YOU TO PAY
ON YOUR OWN TERMS. REMEMBER, HERE the
Working Man's or Woman's promise to pay is equal
to the rich man's promise and that no sale is com
plete until YOU are satisfied everything must be
right or we make it right.
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Villa Sends Courier to U. S. With
Anti-Carranza Plan
EI Paao. Tev.. Sept. 24. (By A V
A courier was on his way today to
San Antonio, Tex., from Piauei'in
Villa's headquarters near the Dnraugo
Chihuahua stato line, it was nnnniineed
by a member of the Villa organization
here.
He visited Villa in his Dnrango head
quarters in the interest of the proposed
union of nil rebel lenders opposing the
Carranza government, it was an
nounced. The ronrier wns evperted to
go to Washington from Snn Antonio
with R meesnge for Villn's representa
tive, Miguel Diaz l.ombardo, ho is
said to bo in Wnidiingtnn.
The courier did not reveal the enact
plan of union proposed to Villa, but it
was said to bo similar to the one Gen
eral Angeles has been urging upon rebel
Itadcrs recently in the south of Mexico.
tons of tneal. and fuN
RUMANIA IS CONTRITE'
SOVIET PLAN PROPOSED
Delegate Offering Resolution Cheered
When Saying He Has Been in Jail
Hamilton, Ont.. Sept. lit. A ieo
lution placing the Dominion Trades and
Labor Congress on record at, favoring
the soviet form of got eminent, demand
ing the withdrawal of troops from llus
aia and refusing financial and other aid
to "reactionary governments" was ie
ported to the committee, on resolutions.
The resolution was introduced by
George. Armstrong, of Winnipeg, who
was applauded when he announced that
he was prevented from introducing it
sooner becaune he was "in jail until
ten days ago." Armstrong was released
on bail after his arrest on n charge
of hedltion growing out of the lftcnt
strike in Winnipeg.
'DEAL' WAS A TRAIN ROBBERY
One of Hold-Up Gang That Stole
$71,000 Wired About New York
Montreal, Sept. -4. One of the four
men arrested at Quebec In connection
with tho $71,000 traiu robbery near
there last Thursday, was Miid to hate
wdred on the Saturday preceding the
robbery to a New York automobile firm
that the "Quebec deal" was ". K."
It was also nllcged that he referred
to the "Quebec deal" more than n
month ago, Baying thnt by It he ex
pected to rcaluo $:i0,000 or $ 10,000.
The New York manager of the auto
mobile concern, to which tlm uiau was
declared to bo indebted for $1SKM),
offered this "Information" to tho pro
vincial detectives working on the train
robbery case.
Offers to Satisfy Allies In Regard to
Actions In Hungary
Paris. Scpl -JI - I I'.v . V. ) In the
answer giien b. Premier ltrntiaiin oT
Rumania to the nlieil note delir1-ed In
Sir (ieorge Kiissell Clerk, who went t
Kui-hnrrst as an eiiiisiir ol the Pcuei
Conference. Iliininnia offets to give the
Allies all the satisfaction in her power I
with icgnrd to ni'tious lonmctcd with
her occupation of Hungarian territory
aci ling to the IVhu de Paris todin j
Uuniauiii is leady'lo (Uicu.itc I'uiln i
pest or to to opeinle there with the M
lies in maintaining older, the note di
rimes, and also sets forth that Rumania
is prepared to deliver to the Alies n list
of the war material and lolling toi It
Hi'cd.
Rumania, however, expresses in tin
nolo the hope that lis she had lecov
eied only what was due her fioni Hun
gntv the lliis would not dispossess her
if then- in iuisitions. line point upon1
whiih she insists, ai-i-onliiig to IJns
version of the note, is the leinoval of
the llungaiian blockade.
BRITISH RAIL STRIKE LOOMS
Men Send Ultimatum in Rejecting
Standardization Offer
London. S(pr. 'Jt.--lHr A. Pi-1
i.ulwav si like ill (treat ltnlnii) ovi
the iiiesion of wages appealed as a
possluilitv Ihioiigh todav's develop
nients. The executive huil.v of the rail
way men this morning sent an ulti
matiiui to Ihe government lejeiting a
.slnnilardi.ation offer, nnd intimated
thai unless a favorable reply was ie
reived b liotni Thursday the men would
he niiiertd to ecace work.
The ultimatum was the suhieel of a
conference this morning between Sir
llru- (ieddes, the new minister of trans
piirtntion, nnd Pieiuier Uovd (ieorge
The belief was cxpre.-tNnl shortly nfler
noon that the government would issue a
reply to the ultimatum before the day
wn i over.
Mr. and Mrs. Mott Congratulated
.loseph Walton Molt, general mnna
ger of the Hotel Trn.v inure, Atlantic
City, and Mrs. Mott are receiving ion
grnlulatioiis upon the birth of u son
weighing eight pound:). Mrs. Mott was
Miss Lucille (iawthrop. daughter of
Kvan I. (iawthrop, of Wcstgrove, Pa.
and is well known in Philadelphia.
TROTZKY URGES WAR HERE g
Sees America as Field for Attack on
Capitalism
stm Minim. Sept 'Jl -l'..v Pi
I. mo Tintkv. I'.i'Mii-vik ministir "(
var ami murine, speaking at Pclro
grnd leiinlh. gave a ilelailed piogijui
ol I'oMievik iiulitniv operation, sH
, nig among oinei inings :
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It is not in I'iulaiiil or r.silionin
that the inn iii-e woild lonibnt iiganisi
i-npitalisin li li he fought, but in Aiuei
na ami I.ngliiinl. and above all in the
far cast
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Tho wise man today regards systematic
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A FOREMOST European engineer, a French
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An English manufacturer head of one of the great
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