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ATTITUDE OF POLES
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Cable Brjefs
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prastic Peace Terms Aro Being
; Framed at Warsaw for. Bol.
t shevik Aggressors
L ...i nr o-rni'CM ART
SKRETUMPlurouu
,., .I,,. ssotl.itciI Press
Warsaw. I'''1
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11! TrrniM whli'U
Jim quite ilriiHtle liavo
Nationalism'
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W f""lul): '",,, to' the. HoWic
tirnly 1" u'' " i These include a He
M for fPPro0'- j,J carlnlcs on this.
W ""nTlh? cstnM Mrnicnt of PolUh
,..... nltim rail for .; strategic
felilcnSeMtbanUoftUe
Rblae from wnus it Vitebsk and
& ? ""nn th" 6v Sa, and the possible
Orslm. ?n th.ViJ," ',!, n ennrantee
rtMhcTikl will fulfill the con-
dltlous. , conditions to be
, I" T.-N wvlet Kowrumcnt.ro.
resemeu " - nttitude somcwnai
ln?,is ?STntiaken by tho Allies to-
dm ar to mat 'nB,.".'-t f, nrmistirp.
tod contending tiwij
'" USlvc one trom tl,e bejlnnlw.
b a d,c.fncninV,,,beis of the Diet, the
4Mordi?,?l,riHc inilKt upon the most
rtffitarLrantels' territorial and other
teTere Buaranices. i xolnncl in tha
mm. dfBiennl to si-tut . ri,mPf
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ft. the thousands of W S
2 TX army wUhdWfo. the
ft, former czar s armj eqruiTa..
WtofhdrTta? included in the in
lint to tneir "u nf nrt and books
'from universities and' private
H1l,r,rIm Poland at different times will
PS" rrturncd. It ta planned to
S?Jti r "n r y
W' . w been reached by tne
Wftntlonal obmmtalon that the Wn
WH.jnirt shall elect n chief of state.
iraibcr the title of prw.ac o.
the rcpuB1,;'
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Lm Kiev, farther MUth th
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Wholesale and Retail
Distributors
PLAYEklfeOLLS
Pianos Player-Pianos
"Everything Musical
Since m-i"
WiYMNM
i 1108 Chestnut St.
.Marshal Koch's Vcnr of victory," the
famous- blue-ulnck limousine iu which
nu rode tip and down the western battle
liont, has been sold for ".1.000 friim-
(normally 514.800.) It was originally i
requisitioned uy the state for 5,000
franc:.
SlianRh'ai. China's' greatest port, lias
Jpiucd in the protest uicnlnst n .Inpn
licsc settlement of HhnutuuK. A recent
demonstration by 7000 stlidents, Wom
en nud shopkeepers, forced the com
missioner . to luke coRiilzniicc of the
protest -ami. forward it to tile Pekin I
Kovcrnment. '
The Baltic Landwchr, composed of
wtcvmii uiuzens oi leutonlc origin. Med
by Colonel Alexander, of the Uritish
army, demonstrated in its recent cam-
liniZll tllC WOl-tll nf Hm'TLiIalmvUt nrmr.
Although only C00 strong the I-and-welif.
by series of nmazing deeds,
vanquished the lied army' many times
their strength. In less than two weeks
the 000 had driven the Bolshevists back
over fifty. miles, taken two-score vil
lages and fi00 prisoners, besides killing
nnd wounding many more.
While the United States is haggling
over the. question of recognition of tlm
new Lithuanian government British
bankers have made n fiftecn-ycar con
tract with the new-born nation, by
which its'flnanccs are assured nnd Brit
ish' trade will be encouraged almost
to the exclusion of other countries.'
CHARLES DENIES PLOT
Secretary Says Report of Attempted
Coupat Vienna False- 9
Geneva, Feb. 10. (By A. P.)
Former Kmpcror Charles's secretary in
formed the Associated Press by tele
phone that the Budnnest r'enort of a
futile attempt by the former emperor'
to enter Hungary under a inlse pass
port and re-establish himself on tho
throne was entirely false.
The secretary asserted that the for
mer emperor had not officially abdicated,
but felt It would be a great political
mistake to attempt to' take the throne
without the aid of the Allies.
Budapest, Feb. 10. Additional de-'
tails of the alleged plot for the return
of former Emperor Charles to Hungary
given to the allied mission here state
that .ho was to have crossed the Swiss
border into Llchenstein by boat across
the Bbinc. From Llchenstein it was
planned for him to walk into Austria
and then proceed by automobile to West
Hungary.
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CAMERAS
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NOVELTIES
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'A nrll-lraliieil nnd productive Teal es
tlle lalfsmau n 111 find uvprolllbla con
n'tcllon aiviilllnc lilm w II Id my pdlcet All
nTuwem IH lie ntrlctly confidential.
$4lly Lcilger OHlce.
KEI.LVS12 N. 9th
Open D.ay & Night
Oysters in Every Style
Planked Shad Dinner, 60c
QLD ROOFS
ADE LIKE NEW
May Plastic Cement
Will Stop' Leaks in Any
Roof
ryrn or Bookltl
Bell Phone. Diamond 2485
lWb!lshed 18S3
ROBERT A. MAYS
Expert In Rooting, Root
I'alntlnr. Coatlne and
8pantlnc
23S2 North 21it Street
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i rrandsome dressy brogues in light dbfHLI QC
and dark tans, also black. Sizes ijj" .OO
AAA to D.. Sellinii elsewhere for v M . ,,
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spau, $1.85 31 S.SthSt., 2dFloor 8
MVL Blank Books
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Gimbel
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Store Hours, 9 to 5:30
For Tuesday Selling
Philadelphia, Monday, Feb. 16, 1920
BLANK BOOKS
Ioose Leaf
13ound and'
Ll'l-HOORAPIirNO
PniNTINn,. V,
iENGrtAViNG
orrrcr:
Stationery '
and Supplle
MANCO GUARD Blank'.Books are
tho result of over seventy, years of
experience in Blank Book manufacture.
Tho Guards. keep the book open,, flat
at any page! No bending or. rolling
up no flopping over of pages!
You aro alvays assured of the high
est in quality and workmanship when
your blank books or o'ther office) sta
tionery or appliances aro ordered from
WILLIAM MANN COMPANY
; , ' ."'.';' 529 MARKET- STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
'New York Offices: 261 Broadway. Founded in 18$8
jODENATH'S GARAGE
52d and Thompson Stti
Rum, Head Storage. M to t0 l'er Month
t 'Uorato for 35 Cars
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.r Phon. Kelmont 3262 .
i'ERS (torn
"The Sign of tho Rose"
Al"ft Alurave tVa1
11,t.!t.".'ire I'our Hhlpmenta Dally
..v-HAKLES HENRY FOX
in S. ltroad fit.
C Galvanized Boat Pumps
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r.prfr Co..B N. 2d t.
-."" tuvv. warms nn.v
(jOUNTING on Muslin and
; Cardboard of Maps, Posters
frd Plans.
NATIONAL BLUE PRINT CO.
I 38 S. 6th St., Phila.
rkei innn
Main B6&
Don't Invite Rust and Rain-
VtZt i Jnv'tlh r'f Vanderherchtn Water
errali ihllJ C?!"!r S,ntraotora who
out ,nlh.!i! ';0"tly machinery to stand
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Lafayette
PARCEL POST
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In their eagerness for ownership,
after viewing the La Fayette,
both in New York and Chicago,
many motorists have asked
that their names be entered on
waiting lists, even before a price
announcement has been made
LAFAYETTE MOTORS COMPANY
at d)Cars HUI, Indianapolis
Four Thousand Men's OVERCOATS
', In the Big Sale of the Winter
$22.50 and $33.50
Wlien Philadelphia gets a-real winter
volt's Overcoat Time Till May'' '.
And Resides the man who buys
now is buylng'ior next; winter, too.
Nobody has wanted the kind of over
coat that a1 moderate price would buy
thse past two years but in this tremend
ous sale
You Ar6 Getting Old-Time
Gimbel February Bargains
And that means the best clothing
values anyone has known for Gimbel
surely stands first in clothing in Philadel
phia: quality, style and value.
. At&$22.SO
Town Ulsters and Big Ulsters
Single- and double-breasted; belt-all-'
round; belt-back; patcb-and flap-pockets.
Plenty of the stylish greens, grys,
browns and fancy, mixtures.
Satin shoulder and sleeve lining; seams all piped, except in cases where gar
ment is full lined. ' '
Medium and heavy wdight. I
Sizes, 33 to 44 chest.
At $33.SO
Overcoats : Town Ulsters :
Full Ulsters
Single- and double-breasted; full-lined
and half-lined with silk.
Form-fitti'ng;, semi-fitting and full backs.
Velvet or self-collars; belt around or belt
backs or plain backs.
conservative Chesterfield models
in i
black, oxford grays, blues and browns are
well represented. Plenty of Browns,, Grays
and Green in fancy mixtures and novelty
colorings. Big warm-roomy Ulsters, full
lengths in storm repellant materials.
All sizes for regular, short, stout and
slim men. -Gimbels, Second floor
Splendid Bargains" in New Sewing Machines
Domestic: Emblem: Willard: Cosmo:
And Some Slightly Used White
Last shipment from the Domestic factory of the 850 J'
machines we were authorized to sell at reduced prices
to quickly adjust stocks exclusively to the new cases.
Domestic Four-Drawer Machines, $43
Emblem (Domestic Make) Four Drawer, $25
Willard Cabinet Machines- (Domestic Make), $47
Cosmo (Domestic Make), $27
White Sewing Machines, slightly-used, $27
Domestic Sewing Machines lead the world and the whole line of Do
mestic manufacture bears the company's full guaranteeand ours.
Gimbels lead the stores of America jn sewing machine selling based on
theibest line of machines and a system that gives greatest comfort arid satisfoc
tiomto the public.
Machines Delivered on First Payment of $5
Balance Payable in Weekly Parts of $1
Free lessons at your home if within city limits.
, Gimbels, Fourth floor and Subwav Store
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