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Soylet Troops Wave Tablecloth
. as White Flag In Grcet
: " ing 'Comrades'
lrLb;SAFE ACROSS BORDER
' Br Um Assnrlatfi) Tress
'.TcrlJoUl, I'inlntiil, Jan. 20. Run-'
.Bians derjortptl from the 1'iiilcil State
Vrft glvpu wlmt mlRlit lie tcrnioi mi
official reception just out-.uk thin vil
lage yesterday.
In, the crowd tliut greeted Alexander
Efrkman. lCnimn Ooldmun and their
'comrade.'," was M. Zorien. incinhcr
of tha nll-sovlets executive committee,
'wjipjflfter a brief conference with llerk
Wu,i agreed to permit the whole party
,to enter Bolshevik Russia.
''There is no questiou thrv will he
yrHcomed in Russia." said SI. nrleti.
W0 will give them wnrl; according to
their professions aud trades, but first
'twrnust provide them with comfortable
bpmcfl nnd feed them well."
4 Madame, Mnxiin (iorky. wife of the
Itovellft, Kaid when she met the de
,port?PB: "Riissln opens her arms to all
who arc politically nersceuted."
Both Parties Slept on Ice
4 There was a .sl'ht dehiy in tr-'ttina in
touch with the Bo'sheviki. whose lilies
were about n mile distant from tin1
bro'ol: marlriti!; the frontier of soviet
territory. Rerkman. u-eompitnied by
Finnish officers and newspaper eorre
poDdents. went out on the ice, meet
ing the Bolshevik! in the middle of the
stream. Both parties conspicuously
displayed white flag, the one carried
by the Bolshevik soldiers beiug a table- I
q'oth tied to a red pole. i
(Shortly after the decision to receive
the deportees was reached, the whole I
party detrained nt a point where a
ivood road leaves the railway and
runs toward the forest. A few wlro
were unable to walk were placed in
sleishs. Finnish soldiers guarded the
road nnd the transfer was made with
out a hitch.
Captain Emil Nielsen, of the British
Red Cross, entered Soviet Russia with
tho deportees for the purpose of nr
niujeltiR u bhlpment bf supplies lu Hrit"
ish prlsoncr.
Kiniiia Goldman Killed With Awe
Willi cheers greeted the purty of 217 I
men uud two women deported from
America as they crossed the bolder.
RolshcvlM were waiting to welcome
them.
"This is the greatest moment of my
life," exclaimed Sliss fJoldmau to the
Associated l'ress. "After thirty -five
years of absence 1 am returning to Rus
sia with u feellug of nwe. I am glad
lo leave Anicric'a, but I love the Amer
ican people and expect to return there
some day."
Conditions have considerably lni- '
proved In I'etrojrad, according to M
Zorien, who Mild every oue mere was
getting one and n quarter pounds of
bread per day. There was compara
tively Ultle Idleness aud wood and fuel
were' more abundant, making life more
pleaaut than heretofore, he snicl.
"Our crack Third nrtny, which wa
the lust of those used in Siberia
ngainst Kolcliak, was withdrawn from
the front," SI. Zorien asserted, "aud
although this organization is kept un
der -trict military discipline, it is no
longer lighting, but is a working tun -chine.
Its principal task is supplying
I'etrogr.ul with food, which is secured
direct from peasants, and bringing in
wood. As our military requirements
decrease we hope to convert more of
our troops to industrial purposes, still
lieeping each unit intact on a military
footinq."
BABY IN HIS SUITCASE
Traveler Believes "Broken Blossom'
Switched Grip
Bridgeport. Conn., Jan. 20. Mount
ing the steps of his home nfter return
ing from ii trip to New York early yes
terday, Robert S. Rohland heard tt
strange cry which Recmed to come, from
his suitcase. Opening it he found an
clght-wccks-old baby boy snugly fitted
Inside. Rohland has turned tho ,bag
and Its contents over to the police.
Rohlnud boarded the train leaving
the Grand Central Terminal Sunday
night, takiug a seat lu the smoker. IIo
fell asleep soon after the train started
and thinks fronie fellow traveler simply
twitched bags with him while lie slept..
He believes It is possible mat tne puny
was passed unknowingly into his hands.
In the suitcase "Urokeu Blossom,"
as tho mother signed herself, had left
a note containing feeding directions
and stating that she was on her way
to California, leaving the baby "the
same lit) the man who caused me all
this trouble."
Hanscom's
Home-Made Milk
9c loaf
Made in our big model
bakery at 52d and Mar
ket Sts. We are not try
ing to cheapen it becaXise
of the high price of flour.
J"3S Mxrliet M. S2U and Mnrlicl
)'n Murket St. 10 h. 60th M.
;;:4 Mn.rl.et M. 'JJO S. r.'Jd M.
We arc the "largest" bak
ers of line Pastry in Phila
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"Marie Antoinette" Table Silver
A distinguished pattern of
table silver perfect alike in
conception and execution. The
design is most dignified, and
the delicate gray finish helps
wonderfully in its appearance.
A complete set of one hun
dred and ninety-one pieces in
laree mahocanv chest with two
drawers $1100.
S. Kind & Sons, 1110 chestnut st.
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OPPENHElM.gLLINS&(
Chestnut and 12th Sts.
Announce for Tomorrow Wednesday
Important Sale of Dresses
For Women and Misses
Four of the Models Illustrated
Jersey Cloth and Serge Dresses
An unusual variety of attractive models of Jersey cloth, velour
and mannish serge in the popular shades; embroidered, braided,
tailored and button trimmed with girdles of self material.
Regular Values to $32.50
18.00
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We'll Reserve Your Purchase in Our Storage Vaults, on Pay
ment of a Small Deposit, Until Next Autumn. Payments to be
Continued Through Spring and Summer.
Reductions for Wednesday
Extraordinary !
Coupled with our determination to clear our Fur stocks this month is
the knowledge that Fur Skins for next year's consumption are rising continually
in pricc this basic market fact is noticeable in all directions. It is the best
reason in the world why you should take immediate advantage of these
offerings, for they are truly Unsurpassed Values!
Scarfs
362 Fox and Wolf Scarfs
lylncc and Solid Anlimil Effects
$12.50 $19.50 $29.50 $39.50
Reduced from 19.H0 to $65.00
Ti'-urr". Kamchatka, Brown, GeorKette and Black.
Sets
98 Fashionable Fur Sets
$35.00 $59.50 $85.00 $95.00
Reduced from $65.00 to $145.00
.Sots of Kos, Wolf, Beaver, Skunk, Hudson Seal,
Nutria. Natural .Squirrel, Jap Mink, Jap Cross Kox
and Australian .Seal.
The Amberg Plan gives but one logical nlace
to file or find and enables anyone knowing the 3
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Widener Building Telephone Walnut 4674
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Marmot Coats
Reduced from $155.00
I'ull I'lare Modflx Willi lonK
rolling shawl collar and
deep cuffs of marmot.
mo.oo
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Reduced from $195.00
30-IthIi 1'lara SIndrls of hp
e ted quality skln3 in an
attractive model.
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Australian Seal Coats I
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Reduced from $135.00
.Smurl MoUrln, l.til'Ke Hhawl
collar and wide cuffs of
Australian Seal.
Reduced from $225.00
Jaunty MoilrlK. Dressy hhawl
collar and deep cuffd of
Squirrel or Australian
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Muskrat Coats
1145.
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Rcdiucd from $185.00
Smart Mod'lu. A looue jaunty
etfect with lone rolling
Hhawl collar and deep
uffn.
Reduced from $265.00
-in.lnri. l'lnrn ModrlH. Trl
med with largo hawl col
lar aud cults of ilusurai
b: n 85.00
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Hudson Seal Coats
Reduced from $225.00
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CnlUn CTJIUHW .'luurio, MUI to1'
wIimwI rnllnr and ulde
cuffs of Iludaon Heal.
Mole Coats
Reduced from $395.00
30'lncli Jaunty Mud
cnectlvo Bports coa
novel dcslsn.
195.00 rt
& $295.00
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Reduced from $175X0
36-tncli hporlB Slodel, tlare
fully Belected Scotch moll'-
$350.00
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Reduced from $375.00
I'ull I'lare Model. DreBBy
bliawl collar and deep
cuffu of Beaver, Skunk and
Natural squirrel.
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$295.00 1
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Squirrel Coats
345j
Reduced from $47o.OO
Smart KporU Model. "VVItti
largo shawl collar and
deep cuffs.
Reduced from $525.00
30-Inch Hmart Model. I.arno
rolling onawi couara an
cufis ol squirrel.
$395.
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