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EVENING-' PUBLIC LEDCtERPteADELJPHIA; WEDftESDkY, MAJROH 3, 1920-
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ALLIES MAY GIVE
AID TO GERMANY
Bian premie? hai btattd that Norway
I prepared to supply Germany with
flli and fats on credit, slnoj Norway
"I convinced that thr Herman people
win eomniy with their obligations."
The dispatch add, that the Lclpslg I
fair opened with 11.000 flrtns exhibit- i
InR. nnd that 00.000 visitors have nr- '
rived including 14.000 fotelgneni,
I'nrN. March 3. Turkey's army will
If AURA NOTA D
WILSON E
PRONTA
1 1 inrn. March .5. Turkey s army wil
Premiers Now Irtclino Toward 1 1, ,lm,' to the number of troops nee
Lojin to Prevent Ruin
of Nation
p.arv tn maintain orde.- In Asin Minor.
niTurdlns to tho Journal, which jays
Ttirkej will he compelled to keep her
1 firmed forces on the Aglnlic side of the
I Iloplioru.
Ancora una Volta il Prosidonte
Roplica Sulla Scabrosa
Quostiono Adriatica
LLOYD GEORGE LEADS WAY MOULIN REDET TO GO
By tli( AMorlnted Pics
txniIon, Match ,'l. A noteworthy
pha of the pre.cut :ne"tics of (he
TVace Conference is the clianvcil alti
tude townrd Germain-. In high diplo
matic circles it is asserted thai tne con
ference has come to recognize that (!er-
World Famous Paris Windmill, Ar
tists' Delight, to Be Razed
P.iris. March .'.- (i A. I -
World famous Moulin Itolrt. one of I
rutllihtd ml Dltrlbutd Uodar
PERMIT NO. Sit.
Aulhorlrwt by th set of Oclabj- ,
IM7. en file at tha roitorftce ot mu
Itlphla. r
a p nrm rnv.
JV..-P- - '--"I,
Washington.
C, R mono. T,a
I)
i 1 1 1 1 iintri. iirr fit - i - . ...
I the two irmninlng windmilN which for posta iM l'reaidnjte W i Noil all ulti-
i "miii km unp crowned the .Mont """""' "71 iriui.uiiii-.ui i .",
Mnrtic. W to he removed m m.il... rnnml?"11 nucstlone Adrmtirn, e prontn per
for the (ontructlon of new houses. As, I" "nsnilsslone probnbiltnont.. sara
irrcuce uns come iu r'cuunizt; luui vier- i'' n"- ' "ii-iruruun ui new iioutcs. ist.. . . ' n i.,
many ruined would mean a weak spot. ""- i-evitnbl.v ruin the Plt.ire.n.ie '"'"" ",lcs,a seru n ,nC7"' Ji Cnb,
And n dangerous spot, in Europe. ."nrin'&ir B,,d lorn,' of ' quinto RH ufnciali del Dlp.rtl
Great Hri.Mn. and por-ouallv Uord , 0,7 I'irin, '" -Mamo voluto pale
lef forces iu bring- ' ,
The Trench pence ' ,
I as moving towa-d,Ul J" '
Oeorgp. the British Jnremler are ced
Ited with being the h
, authorities to consent to the mill be-
ied to nnothcr site instead of bo
ssrp il contenuto della nota purtuttavla
nl riticne che la uota non rlie'n alcuna
lng about this nollev The Trench pence nj moin, ,0 nnocner wic insionu 01 uc- jlteraalone .11 politloa da parte del
delegation is described as moving towa-d ,xn.'" ''u ."?. ... ., ., Ir"'dentc Wilson. Sembra the In easa
this point of view reluctnnth. nlthoush .'" the seienteenth century the hill- s t.s,,rIma complacetira pci il partlto
It Is moving. It Is asset ted that the i-ldc and top of Mont Martre weie cov- preso di contlnure in confetvnrc mlrantl
Trennl. nr ! Immnrnliln linn .vV.on erCll With W lllllmUIS. 1 111" number nil linn nmlo!,, !.. .!. . .!.. ,l.,t r...
M. Clemeuceau was at the helm of stale, flnnllx dwindled to two, .the Moulin di blemii. die soddiffi alle parti mtcres-'
Row to set fJermanv on her feet is In (.iiletle and the Moulin Hedet. ror.nate.
one of the large! qiiestious the confer- mam generations artists of ad eoun- Inoltre, e' stato non nffioialiiiento an
ence Is now considering. It is fniisid- tiie hnve sought out the Mont Mnrtre nunniato, al lllpnrtimento di Stato. chc
ered pmbnb'c that it will samtlnn nn for the purpose of reproducing these ,1a rlsposta dei I'riini Ministn allcatl
Interritioml loon lo fSernvinv. hut the mil's on canvas The section was a alia nota del Presidente. in mUu 24
quektion of M-curitv i u basic oiv , favorite one with American tourists and febbraio, per la quale e" in corse la re-
artists. . liliea, sara rcsa pubblica doin.n i
- - - -" l ' streltn nclerenta nU'uccoriln rag-
DENIKINE'S ARMY MELTING ifSlf1!.' vVXZionl
Adriatica. tarotterizza la replii a del
Bolshevikl Take 17,000 Prisoners In Ooverno .Ingo-Rlnro uU'ti'timai in-
tr-. i-i,. i r, .,.. 'I1'!0.." " eenuaio dalla Fianeui ed
London. Man h :t H A P.
Hussinn Ho11icmI forces aie advancing
vapidlv in the (am asus legion accord
Wilson del ID gtntialo, con la qualo
protestaTa per Tabhandorto did preco
dente ncconlo siilla uoluzlone del ca
?ato problema.
Iunlca differcnr.a tra l nuntl dl vista
della nota .lugo-SIavo c Vaccordo so
gnato il 0 Dlcembro dal Segretarlo Polk.
in rapprcscntanza'degll Stati Unit!, e
la ceaslone nll'Italla dell'Isota dl Llssi,
che accondo la nota Jugo-Stavo c' pu
ramente slava c, da un punto dl usta
rconomico, Indlscutlbllmcnte uulta alia
Dnlmazia.
Hlguardo la rrttlflcn della llnca fda
blllta da Wilson, prnposta dalla Frnncin
ed Inghllterra, la nota jugotdara osscrva
clie l'nnuessione della strlcia dl terri
torio per conglungere FI.ume all'Italia e'
inglustlfirnta. perclie' il tcrritorlo c
puramsntf jugoslavo e 1'annesslone
portcrebbe ad una nnova violazlonc del
prlnclpl di nasionallta'. T.a nota jugo
slava dice che si crrcbbe a creare un
altro strato di Irredentismo rntro li
frontlere d'ltalla. dl una nature pr"
cisamente analoga n quelle rhe fecc rl
tenerc giustificata l'asplrazione del
l'ltalla per le tcrre liTedcnte, per le
quail fu domandoto il ritorno alia modrc
Potrla
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U. S. Troops Out of Siberia
lndnn. March n. (By A. P.) The
American troops have virtually com
pleted their evacuation of Siberia, the
Soviet Government reports from Mos
cow. A wireless dispatch from the Bus
aian rapitol today said that "the last
American detachment evacuating Si
beria" had readied Vladivostok.
KAISER BITTERLY
DENOUNCED IN DIET
Fight to Deprive William of For
tune Provokes Acrimonious
Dobate
former emperor a
maintenance.
fixed sum. for his
Deputy Orac'.. n Majority Socialist.
ruier unu innnj
By the Associated Press
Berlin, March 3. The light lo de
prive former Emperor William of his
properties and fortune began lu earnest
yesterday when the motion of the Ma
jority Socialists of the Diet to refer
the Issue to the national assembly pre
cipitated an acrimonious debate.
The Majority Socialists vied with the
Independents In denunciation of the
former ruler In an effort to defeat the
proposed settlement bv accomplishing
the confiscation of the Ilohenzollcrnjios.
sessions. This would be done through
constitutional amendment, voting the
(lei mans In Amcrirn May Aid
It is expected that a plan will be ar
ranged which will offer inducements to
th rich smaller neutral countties to
subscribe to a loan I'vnu England,
her reprcsepiativcs believe, will con
tribute. nCicinl'v or unofSciallv. al
though England s financial commitments
f rnrious cort arising from the war
are greater than tho-e of anv othr na-
.,'-. ., 4 i t 1,111 11 V 111 lllf t aw nun irfcii'ii n--ujn-
tion. One of he Amer con conferees ,' ' .. .,,...., .., ." , .-
-. ...... J .!, ll., ......!.. !.. 'OK ' "II OIU'IKI I--K-KIUI1I MTVHra !,.
riiresni (iir 1 1( lull "!' hi Ultll
nerhans flernian svmpalhiers in Anier
Icn. at least, will come forward with
subscriptions.
The question of finally fixing (iev
Ueuters. Ltd . from Moscow
llunng the Ian fortuighi the mes
sage snjv. the soviet troops in Hint dis
trict have raptured 17.000 prisoners.
and ttencrnl Deniktne army is deilared
ny"s war indemnities at a specifi" to be "ginduallj dispersing'"
it nli-o is being discussed. The belli ? i
Inghiltena l.a nota .lugo-Slav resa
imbblica ieri nl rlnortimeuto di Ststo.
coincide con parccchlo delle oliie.inni
coutenute nel'a nota del I'reulentc
ma
sum
is expressed that the German Govern
ment can organire its finnrc nnd in
dustries more elhciently If the Germain
peonle know exaftlr what nre their ob
ligations and wlmt Ihei are to be ta'led
upon to pay This question was one
lft ht flin trfiili to the retinrHtions
mn,m.v.in., hut iVin nrspnt Wton seems eorliJenre bulne Enllh nd lf-dnjp. '
vuu.....- -.-... .... ...-. - - ------ mm
to tie that the ronfereme HKelv
take it out of the hands f i ie co.n
mission.
Plan I'ood DUtributiou
The purchase nnd allotment ' 'aw
msterials and of fjod. wliiih tn
ferenc is cnqslileriiie. nnd on win t ' e
necessity; for a joint arraiigmeri -recognized.
Is likpl) to inol i"i
ideratiou for. former enemy ooMntr.es
Thej probably will bo given n f n' share
In the distribution in ncrordnn e wdh
the" new policy of putting them "ii tnelr
feet
A wireless dispitch reoimil here
from Berlin announces tint th" Vorwe
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QM4aanaaatiUia(atfllitMarrrutrikaifit.
dretsreil that the ex-
to live up to the historic precedents of
his race. He hod not died at the head
ni hia tA... .ir ttne instead, the
deputy continued, a midnight fllubt to
Holland, where "lie now Is promenading
and sawing wood."
He expressed doubt as to whether the
former emperor had subscr bed to war
loans, as had been claimed, while his
claim that he had been the Kuardlnn
of peace had been disproved by his con
tlnuous rattllne of the sword and
proclamations of the mailed fist.
The Democrats and the Clericals
Joined in votlnR for the covcrnment's
measure providing that the settlement
be referred to the committee of judiciary.
The Judiciary committee now takes
the bill under advisement and confer
ences are expected to last many weeks.
The motion of the Majority Socialists
providing for action by the national as
sembly 1ms been temporarily, tabled,
CALLS FOR WAR CRIMINALS
Kerlln, March 3. (Dy A. P.)AU
Germans who believe their names to be
oi the list of men whoso extradition is
demanded by the Allies are called upon
to make known'thelr places of rcsldeuce
or whereabouts by the attorney gen
eral, who issued a proclamation to this
effect.
WILL 9REAK UP TURK $H
Supreme Council to Leave Army),
UIICCHVC, MSO
London, March' 3, (By A. pt
The disposition of tho Turkl.l, .
was definitely settled by tlTa iff1
Supremo Councllitodty, when it dodl
mat mw ycaca irciuy snouid ntt.
that the warships be broken up,
The Turkish army will be reditu.
such a point by the peace terms ton,
wouiu uui. no iiuvuno ugainsc aoou
country.
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Among our large assortment
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mond shaped dial $40.
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