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EVENING PUBLIC tilDGIPHIELrnM 'FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 10
BRUSH AT ODESSA
GEI SOVIET THREAT
fjBolsheviki Would Fire on War
t ships Remaining in Harbor
i" S After Three Days
VERIFY KOLCHAK EXECUTION
Hy (lie Associated IVi-sh
CnUHtanJlnopJe. lb. 1K. Ocnernl
T'lKirovltoli. twciUv-ciRiit-.vrnr-old IV1
;shcvik eoininundor , at Odessa, lias
-throntPiied to oprn tiro on the yntish
.B-nrsliin there within three dins if they
remain in the harbor, iiceordinc to n
messace received here from Hear AU
wlrnl X A. McCully. commandinB
Tnited States naal forces in Uussian
-waters. ,, .. ,
The messARp wax sent after the ad
miral had conferred with the peneral
-who expressed surprise that tle l.ntisli
warships had fired on his troop".
General Vborevitcli. the message re
ports, said lie understood that the
UritWi had made n trcatv with the
Bolshevik coverntnent. He declared
merchant ships would bo welcome at
Odessa for commercial purposes.
" The general stated ho had suppress
'looting immediately upon his arrival
and had molested nobody but spies and
thieves.
' London. Feb. 1.".. By A. IM-Xews
of the execution of Admiral Kolchak,
former head of the Ail-ljusinn Gov
ernment, has been officially confirmed.
He and one of his ministers. Colonel
rVictor Pepoliaycv. were shot at IrKutsl;
nt C o'clock ou the moruius of Feb
ruary 7. .,, . T
The revolutionary committee at Tr
Ivlitsk decided at 2 o'clock in the moru
NJns that the two officials should be ex
ecuted temhers of the committee then
idiot the victims quickly, fearing at
tempts at rescue.
It lias not been explained why the
admiral and Co'.'nel I'epelinyev. who
was premier ami minister of the in
terior of the cabinet formed last No
"vomber, were allowed to fall into the
linnds of the revolutionary committee.
tAgeuts of the Allies are attempting to
lenrn the reasons and place the respon
sibility. Three generals. '-'OO other officers.
.".GOO soldiers. 100 guns, four armored
'trains and great quantities of material
jnere captured by the Bolshevik! at
Odessa, it is claimed in a wireless
message from Moscow received today.
The pursuit by the Bolshevists of
.the remnants of General Deuikine's
Jorces into the Crimea, the launching
'of au expected Red attack on the
north Russian front in the Dvina
sector and the conclusion of the Lettish
operations asalust the, Reds are pointed
to by the military oWm-rs as the most
;salient developments of the week's
jopcrations in Russia as reported to the
Avar office here.
- On the western sector of the south
Jlussian front, the resistance of the vol
unteers agajjfst the Bolshevists appears
to have collapsed entirelj . The Reds
-now are pushing toward the Duiester,
nlong a front of R20 miles.
Harbin. Feb ." (delayed!. A dis
patch from Chita icports that the forces
of General Kappell. commander-in-'hicf
of the western armies of the all
Russian Government, have recaptured
Srkutsk mid established contact with
General Semenoff.
"NO MENTION OF U. S."
Member'Of British Parliament Notes
Omission In King's Speech
London. Feb. 1!!. (By A. 1)
Horatio W. Bottomley. member of the
House of Commons from South Hackney
and editor of John Bull, which periodi
cal litis been actively critical of the
United States recently, offered in the
House today nn amendment to the king's
speech in which the member deals with
the relations between Great Britain and
the United States.
.Mr. Bottomley's amendment expresses
regret "that while in his majesty's
speech there is nn assurance of the ex
cellent relations which exist with all our
allies, no mention is made of' the great
republic of the United States of Amer
ica, and no indication is given of the
present condition of the negotiations
with that power, either in relation to the
pence treaty or the League of Nations,
by which such treaty is governed, and
which, according to his majesty's
gracious speech nt the opening of the
present Parliament, constitutes the only
hope of saving mnukim? from n recur
rence of the scourge of wnr."
FREMJHPJNY SERB PACT
Cabinet Says Documents Published
In Rome Are Forgeries
Paris. Feb. 10. (By A. P.) Formal
denial of the accounts emanating from
n".vspaners in Rome of negotiations be
tween the Serbian and French Govern
ments on the subject of a military al
liance was made by the French Cabinet
today. After a meeting of the ministers,
presided over by M. L'lloplteau, min
ister of jestice, in the absence of
Premier Mille-and, the following official
note was issued :
"The documents published in certain'
Italian newspapers concerning a pre
tended military alliance between France
and .Tugo-SIavia arc forgeries. No
negotiation for such an agreement has
been engaged in."
LA FRANGIA NEGA
'ACCOM) SERBO
I Document! Circa i Negoziati
per un'Alleanza Militare
Sarebbero Falsi
Tubllslicd and Distributed Under
rnrwiiT no. 341.
, Authorlrort by th act nf October fl,
1917. on fllo nt tho Toatoftlca of -Thlla-telphla.
Ta.
a s ntmi.KsoN.
Postmaster General.
Theatre and Four Stores Burn
Fredericton. N. It.. Feb. 10. (By
A. P.i The Hayden-Gibson theatre at
Woodstock, N. B.. was destroyed by
fire today. The loss is estimated at
S100.000. Four stores in the theatre
building were burned out.
Bookkeeping
A special 10 weeks.' courso to prepare
men ant women for positions as boots
Wpers and qualify them for entrance to
Accounting Courses.
Class starts Jlonday, February 16,
1 .10 p. m.
A few free scholarships for discharged
service men.
Unroll promptly, Particulars on request.
Paris!, 13 febbrnio. Formale dinicgo
rigunrdo quanto i giornali dl Roma pub
blicano sui prcsunti negoziati trai i
govern! franccsc c scrbo, in merito ad
un alleanza militara, fu oggi fatlo dal
Gabinetto francesc. Dopo una rinnionc
dl miuistri, prcsicduta da M. L'llopl
teau. ministro dl giustizin, in assenza
del Primo Ministro Millerand, fu emessn
la segucnte nota ufficiale:
'II documcuto pubblicato iu certi gior
nali italiani, conccrnentc una pretesa
allennza militare trn la f raucia e la
Jugoslavia e' falso. Nessuu negoziato
per uu tale accordo e' stato iniziato."
Roma. 12 febbrnio. 11 cinrnnle
ii juea azionaie punoiica due docu-
tricntl secret! scambintl trai govcrnl
Xranccse c scrbo, lo scorso anntj. In
uno la Serbia propone nlla Francla una
convcnzlone imlitnre come base per unn
dcfinlta alleanza; nelt'nltro la Fra
ncla rlspondo sltnnRti enmente ma con
riscTvc.
La proposta delta Serbia alia Fra
ncln rccava che in caso dl conllitto trar
la Francia ed una potenzn del Mcdltcr
raneo, la Serbia avrebbc nnch'cbsa mo
bllitato le sue forze navnll, requisendo
It' navi mcrcantili. At momento che lo
ostilitn' sarebbero state dichlnrntc la
Serbia nvrebbe attaccato la potenza
sciitcrata contro la Francln. La Ser
bia, inoltrc, avrebbc nosto n dlsposizi
one delta Francis tuttc lo fcrrovic che
councttono 1 portl del Maro lonlo con
quelll dctla costa delta Dalmazin. La
Krancla avrebbc lasclato libera la Ser
bia delta futura slstcmazi one delta base
navalo dl Cattaro, le dlfesc delta qualo
non dovevnno cssere smantellatc, cost'
in caso dl blsogno snrebbero state fplle
citcmente nicsse in condizlono cUici
entc. La Francia avrebbc dovuto alu
tare la Serbia a formarsl una flotta
mercantile ed a gunrantirc 1 Integrita
del terrltorlo dato alia Jugoslavia dal
trattato dl St. Germain, senza pcrtauto
Impegnarsi per un mllltnrfniu to ml
caso dl un conllitto balcanico. Gil ac
cord! militarl dovevano far parte d
una convcnzlone scgreta della durnta di
25 aunt. 11 trattato dl alleanza sarebbo
stato pubblicato sc do' fosse stato nc
cessarlo dopo la ratifica del parla
meuti dclle duo nazl oni.
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PaBtry cooks 'of Paris have won a.
victory over the government, and the
public is rejoicing. The mandate pro-
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tilbiting cakes has been revised nnd now
is in effect only on two days each week,
IVhilo London taxlcab drivers wcra
striking to enforce their demand for
Increased wages, an nerial taxi company
began doing business. An Airplane,
Which could travel nt 100 tntim - i-'
carried passengers at the rate ot M
have closed a .$15,000 .leal on tfc ''
tlnent. which hi. nigral.. ,l.V,'f fl
failed to get. " nuu nj
Founded in 1865-'
The House that Heppe built
C. J. Heppe & Son Downtown 1117-1119 Chestnut Street Uptown 6th and Thompson Streets
9 Mason & Hamlin, Weber, Heppe Pianos, Aeolian Player-Pianos, Pianolas, Duo-Art Pianolas, Victrolas
CENTRAL IlKAKCII
1131 Arch St.
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Office Furniture, Desks, Etc.
We buy and sell all Kinds of
Office Furniture, Store Fix
tures, Saloons and entire con
tents of Office Buildings.
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Heppe Victrola Suggestions
Music is the symbol of happiness and of all musical
instruments, the "Victrola is the most complete. Your home
should have a Victrola!
Below are three Heppe suggestions.
Settlement may be by cash or charge account or by
our Rental-Payment Plan, by which all rent applies toward
the purchase price.
Gall, phone or white for catalogs and full particulars.
Victrola IV
with four records
$28
.40
Victrola VI '
with five records
$39:25
Victrola IX
with eight records
$76:22
Hand in Hand Again
By Raymond Egan and
Ricliard Whiting
Writtr: of
"Till Wc Meet Again"
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We believe you'll like it just as much as "Till We Meet Again"
it wins you me moment you near it.
Downtown
1117-1119 Chestnut Street
C. J. HEPPE & SON,
Founded in 1865
One Price System Adopted in 1881
Uptown
6th and Thompson Streets
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1028 MARKET STREET bihgham hotel block
Open evc'gs, Saturday until 11
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till 1 hjlr '1 here urc no duplU-utei.
1 Carat, $450
lfa Carat, $385
14 Carat, $375
PS Carat, $275
1A Carat, $165
$8 Carat, $125
S Carat, $50
l3 Carat, $35
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The Newest and Largest Link in the CHEfcl Chain
Chestnut St.-Cheri
NOW OPEN, EVERY DAY, INCLUDING SUNDAYS, YEAR 'ROUND N
AT 1604 CHESTNUT ST.
CHRI-PALACE THEATRE 1214 MARKET SELF SERVICE, PRICES TO SUIT WILL OPEN FEBRUARY 15TH
vision of one of the most efficient and experienced in nis professfon.
LITTLE more than a year ago we tempted the palate of an
r eager Philadelphia public with the first CHERI restaurant.
Today, it is our proud privilege to bid .you welcome to the
largest onc.rof that select group of now-celebrated eating estab
lishments We latest and biggest link of that rapidly growing chain,
which has, by its consistent policy of "Popular Prices For Particular
People," created a startling and welcome innovation of the day
time dining business in the heart of the city.
The newest CHERI makes its debut on the busy thoroughfare
of Chestnut Street at Number 1604 to be exact logically in the
"centre of all things," where it stands a four-story monument to
modern artisanship and ingenuity, perfect in its hygienic and sanitary
equipment, containing 20,000 square feet of space crowded with
labor-saving devices and up-to-date inventions that make for time
saving and efficiency of service in fact, a peerless parent-plant,
the last word in complete Commissary, from whose Cleanly, Modern
Work Rooms, Daylight Kitchens, (there is one on every floor) ;
Daylight Bakery, Daylight Pastry Shop and Daylight Candy Factory,
all other CHERI establishments are supplied without taxing its re
markable capacity more than one-half. Such in a word, is the New
CHESTNUT ST. CHERI at 1604, which will be open to the
public, seven days of the week.
But all this is in addition to the restaurant proper with its
capacity for serving move than 1000 persons an hour, politely and
comfortably, on the two spacious dining floors and the cozy Tea
Balcony, while the Main Floor will be conspicuously shared by one
of the finest and most attractive displays of French and Viennese
pastry and a tempting array of those luscious and Nationally Known
CHERI Super-Chocolates and other Cheri-Made products, to be
found anywhere. Here, too, will be in magnificent evidence, the
handsomest Soda Fountain ever erected in the city of Philadelphia.
TAKEN ALL IN ALL. the CHESTNUT ST.-CHERI reprc
sents the MOST ELABORATE, ATTRACTIVE and COMPLETE
RESTAURANT ON THE CONTINENT, pf its kind.
CHERI has become A NAME THAT HAS EN
DEARED itself to hundreds of thousands of Philadel
phians; AN INSTITUTION that is the WONDER of the
RESTAURANT WORLD; A TRADE-MARK THAT
SPELLS QUALITY, COURTESY, QUICK-SERVICE
and "VALUE RECEIVED," A BOON TO THE BUSI
NESS MAN and WOMAN, the SOLACE of the SHOP
PER and the DELIGHT OF ALL.
There is no distinction or difference between the several
CHERI Restaurants there is but one Standard of Methods and
.Menus, Policy and Prices serving always the same high-quality
food in attractive, enticing variety, prepared according to the same
foremost recipes, by the very same staff of Chefs under the super-
CHERI Special Breakfasts cannot faij to start the work-day
right. You have the choice of a dozen tempting combinations that
"set-one-up" and annihilate the temptations . to bad-temper.
CHERI Coffee-is more than famous a blend that, served with real
cream puts the smile on the features 'and in the voice for all day and
it is made fresh every half hour, by way of good faith. CHERI
Butter is made daily on the premises from our own selection of the
heaviest creams and CHERI "Southern Waffles, with Real Maple
Syrup," have become a veritable Town-Fad, not only for Breakfast
but every meal as well. For Dinner and Supper fully a dozen ap
petizing Entrees appear upon the menu, which is changed daily, and
always includes several Special Platter Dinners at Special Prices.
Among the wide range intended to suit the most fastidious and
diffident palate, we might quote the now Celebrated CHERI Roast
Beef Dinner Prime Rib Roast with Brown Gravy, Celery Demi
Glace, Mashed Potatoes, Mixed Salad and French Dressing at 75
cents the service; Chicken Salad with Three Fried Oysters, 65c;
Medallion of Sweetbreads with Spinach and Lima Beans, 65c; Eng
lish Mutton Chop, with Mashed Sweet Potatoes and Asparagus, 75c;
Half a dozen Fried Oysters with Cold Slaw. 50c and these items
are taken at random from a single days bill-of-fare.' All days are
as proportionately reasonable and the quality never changes-its
Always The Best.
Dainty Salads are another CHERI Specialty in favorite demand, and sixteen succulent Varieties bid for selection A f f
the kinds and prices that always tempt, are Fruit Salad, 40c; Chicken Salad, 65c; Pineapple. Celery and Nut Salad 40- Chi If
and Lobster Salad. Mixed, with Russian Dressing 85c; Egg Salad. 40c and none but the strictly fresh-killed fowl, prime beef, fS
selected eggs, fruits and vegetables ever enter into any dish set before a CHERI patron, as may be further evidenced from the Tract
that the renowned Beech-Nut Ham and Bacon are used exclusively in our1 cuisine. Toothsome, Savorv Satlsfvino- di.,-. ,1 u c
ture of an ever-changing elaborate daily menu. Hat-Checking Accommodations Without Charge. W B " arC the fca"
CHERI Restaurants are not in any sense cheap neither are they expensive.
Palace Theatre
1214 Market
are Modestly Moderate, considering their Quality and the Excellence of Cuisine.
They are the happy -Medium, in fact they
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J. G. PATTON, President
(CHEm
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142S. 15th St.
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