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EVENING IUBL1C i LEDGBR-PHIIiADBLPfllA, THUKSftAY, MAttCH 4, 1020
NO FORECASTS
ppApr nw AnDiAT r
'it Is ii Rrcnt thing wo urc not Rolng to
feufltoalp the Turk, bill will help nu '
to IiIh feet llku any otlirr rnlniil i'o-1
ri."
I I'lomler Nlttl expresses strong con-
1 1 vlctloiis 111 favor of restoring nornuil
j relations with Ktissln. nddliijt: "Tlicro
hijoiim be no more im-mumx wun it
If i l ..... Km mm
I uuei'imi nunii'3 or one couuiry nj -i
other." i
'No attention inunt be paid to ru
NITTf t LA PACE
SULLTOIATICO
Dnr.lnrnc:. Hnwnvnr. Pnssihilitv "!"' '" .bolshevlsm. he
. . , , , "Ilurd
of Revolution Lurks in All
European Nations
work
i slogan of Italy
tnent.
ontlnurs. , Imnnrtnnti n!oli!ni-n?ioili flol
iiml motierntion nrr in-,
Pnmo Ministro cl'ltalia in
ut the present mo-
lis -
treaty of peace to
Uumuulu ami Jugo-
be revised in favor of
Clash Over Hungary
.... Suiireine .Coiineil icsteiiliiy
MOVES TO AID MAGYARS,' ZrlruZ.
. morning, mid eonsinerauir murrvuiu m
opinion arose unions the (ielecntcs.
Uy the Associated l'rtss mainly In ronncqiieiice of the Italian
ln.l,,M Afmrli 4 Premier Nlttl. of Miggcstlon that the frontiers assigned
Italy, in an Interview printed by the 'XsoVK
Manchester Ounnliiiit today, predicts a siavia should
settlement of the Adriatic question. , th Mag.Miis.
" '-nvo Sl,a.l llnd n way out." say, the,' JSSrHZt Wli
'premier, "nttd we mid the .lugo-'avs, r(,Irc.scntnties." the newspaper adds.
will be friends. Don't magnify this vlni' 10 bine been opposed bv the
frontier controversy by talhlng of .in- ZXt A
pcrlallsm. Our peiMStent deniaml i'"" ,,,,. ,l(.nee treaty Into the ineUIng pot.
the iieiilrn'ir.ntlon of the eastern eoat (Vneiiieiitly n situation resembling a
. .1.. 1. 1..!... i- i. f..i;ti. ,.f ilrii.llool.- lins been renehed. It seems
the altecatlou of Imperialism against impmbnb'e tlm
una Intervista
l'uhllilied nnil nislrllrjieil VnJer
PKrtMIT M. 041
AtllhnrltA.t l.v lh. url nt Orloh'r rt.
ttlT.on fltc at tliu PuHlortii-" vt Phllo-
ilflphlfl. Pn
a h. nrrtLiisoN, .
Toslmiislor Oenoml.
proved
It mi Miieodllv be i'n-
Sltnor MttI Is leaving
Ioii(Ira, I maizo. IOn. Nlttl. In
una Intervistn oggi pubblicnta dnl Man
chester Ouardian, hn predetto una bI
steiiiai!lone sulla questlo'ue Adrlntlca.
Kgll ha detto:
"Nol dovremo trovare una m:i per lr
Uiiule hcremo ninlel eon gli iugo-nlavl.
Non t deve gnnllare la eoiilroversia
delle frontlere parhindo dl linpefialinmo.
I.a nostra pendstcnte doniand.i ner h(
nriitrnllzziuione della costa orientalo
deirAiIrintleo prova quantn futile rla
.... .. it i I'; - i iiminii tiMinv innip .11. .11 1 iii'i 11 iiti mm i
"teelingnauirniiv exurs over '' r;"' " ; llln;ter. Is not llkelv toiraeeusa dl imperlnlisnio contro 1'Italln.
because the future of some 1 alians s r u piintr imni . icr. 1 in . N , ,,, nMnB0 vi(:lll,ril
Immediately concerned but then an eturn ,,, , 01 ' " r-, , , , j,,, pP1. ,,, coneerue il fut.no dl
Sh' f B,llt,S,it,$ " " sau?Monn dedslon 'wMch bay have been , alcunl Italianl. ma clo' .ealmente o'
'"Wt nfter nil. Is Italy demanding Prepared with the, approval of the other njijjtioijj. JI MnlMIra r lion .11 -n.ensatn
In the Adriatic? She wants strip- f ' rrur-li delegates. .u-.."!' .1 i-iiii .,. i
. , . . - - Villi lUU IIOPO lllbbJ 1 llillll Ml'llllllllllt
ono
suirAdrlnticoV Kssa ilnmnndu nnu
strleia di terrltorio la iiunle 1 ' molto
meno delle vittim:1 It nllnm de'ln mi-rrn
Nnu si deve far confuslone tmrlnmlo di
territory the population of which i 1
tlian the Italian casualties 11 tiie ;v.-r. Conservatlon of Coal UrBed
Do not confuse c-Mies by tnlkimr n.r -. .... ., , , lP . ,, ,
eret treaties. Tim pact of London wt- Washington. March I. ll.. A. I.)
conrenled only beeaiKe of the necessities isej-nuse or 111 esc '-' ." "' " ""' segretl trnltati. 11 patto .Ii l..m.lrn
f the war. end. at any rate, t ho-who oxNliiitr In the n.al s ip . "JD" ' f eelnto -oltnnto per le 11 Ha' di
mgiil coinpmiu are. auer an, rue uai- m;uv v .mu ..i..- .-.......- ' ,r." gucrra
til till UiiiHin ti.m "'ri , I
Iii effect for the present the unuorm ;
POWER PLANT
FOR SALE
SO Kilowatt, self-contained,
direct-connected engine and
generator unit, comprising
Skinner Engine and Western
Electric Co.'s 400 ampere,
125 volt, direct-current gen
erator: rheo3tat. circu't
breaker, main switch, seven
100 ampere circuit switches,
ammeter and volt-meter, all
mounted on two pane!
marble switchboard witn
angle iron frame; also leads
from generator to switch
board. In excellent condition, run
ning and in use. Mav be
seen at N. W. Corner Vin;
and 17th Sts.
Ian people
Sees Peril to Uuroiie nirs f Cllr supply established by the
Premier Nlttl declares that Kurope is railroad administration.
In danger of permanently losing the po- -.
sition she held In the world before the,
outbreak of the world war. lie points,
"on that Kurnpe is no longer 11 creditor,
but is on the debit side ot the ledger.
"There are possibilities 0f revolution. '
and these possibilities threaten us nil." I
he says. "The tension must be relaxed. 1
How cn:i the vanquished pay Imlemnl- !
ties unless their productivity is re-
s.torcd by ullocation of raw materials?
IOu. Nlttl dichiaro'. inn.:
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For jurlher informctiov
11 S. 16th St.
rhonr. Spruce 5171
apply
Along tliu Ilooscvelt Iloulc
vard i.s a bit of beautiful
land that Spring touches
before she conies into the
bustlln? City. It faces di
rectly on the Boulevard,
and is near to nnd part of
the most-wanted portion of
this beautiful drive. May
we bhow you just how
easy it is to own this bit
of land mid build your own
Home there? Several
large tracts for builders or
investors.
? Dr&irrmQ 3c
"Realtors
OJ.ci f 'if . fniif n iv.'i
il'.' 'ivorii Offer, Co'. I'.ii.m in lf.
Uui. Le 05e ". Oeioji'B itattoi
.he
l'Kuropa e' in pcricoln di portiere
pcrmnnentemente la poslzlone ehe mini
tenno nel mondo, prima della grand"
guerrn. VI e' posslbll til' dl rlvolt
.lone, ma tale posslblllta' minaccin
tuttl. Qiilmll espressc la fcrma con
..i,.i in fnvnre .11 ristornrc le nor-
innt'l rrlnxlaul COD In ltUSSlO C dlfiSC
die non tlovrauno pin osservl lueercujc
negll affarl Intr-rtil (11 una nazlonc dfl
parte .11 un'altra.
Nlttl ha pure detto cue rordlno pub
bllro In Italia c' Duono e cho In nazlonc
sara' In grado dl compicre la Mia ri-cf-struj'.lone
economlea. I.a rapprcscn
taiiza nl I'arlnmenlo .11 tllttc le corrcnti
polltlehc In Italia e' la mlgllorc nal
M.guardla contro la rivoluzlouc. Kil lift
termlnato .Heeii.lo !
"Nesstina nttenzlono devo csscro pre
Ptutn ni rumorl circa II bolsccvismo. Un
nrduo lavoro n modcrnzlone o' qunuto
ha blsogno In questo momento l'ltalla."
Lonilrn. I marzo. II Supremo Con
cillo si riuiilrn' mil prlmi dl nprile 11
Han llenio, Italia, ovo I ncgoziati con
I Jugoslav! taranho rlprcsl. I.a raglonc
delln scelta .11 San ltemo per II con
vrguo del Supremo Couclllo Rtn nel
fntto ehe Itoma era troppo dlstante c
incuo adatta per coudurrc 1 uegozlati
con I seibi.
IOn. Nlttl, ehe pnrtlrn' quasi ini
tnrdfqtnmeiile per l'ltalla. non tin
iineova rieevuln alcunn repllen tlagli
Stall 1'nltl cnii ilguardo nll'ittteggl
iiiueuto ill Wilson suH'ultimn comunl
cnzloee da parte del PrtniT Ministri
"pntl' . t .1 - 11
Ln scsinuc delln Conferenza delln
lnn.. vt eliliidrra' tiuestu sera In Lou-
drn. dopo aver prepnrato II trattato eon
In Turcliia. laseinnao in inie manicra
ehe le conclusion! economiehe possano
casere complctnte tin gli nsslstciitl. II
trattato verra' consdgnato ai rnppre
Kcntantl delln Turcliia II -2 uiarzo, in
Pnrlgl.
Private Chamberlain to Pope
Koine. .March I. (My A. P.) Mon
slgiinr Ilolealnus I'lichalsl:!. of llrool:
Ivi'i N. Y . has been appointed private
chamberlain to Pope lleuedlet, while
Monsipnor .lames Knvnge. Krnest van
Dyke, Joseph Morgan nnd SI. .1. Deni'i
soy. of Detroit, nnd Patrick C. llaydcii
of Nnteliez, Mls., were named domestic
prelates.
WOULD SPOIL POLISH PLANS
Germans In Danzig 8eek to Annex
Two Seaport, It Is Said
London, Starch !. (By A. P.)
Germans In Danzig have begun a cam
paign in favor of a revision of the fron
tier of that city, which was constituted
11 free state under the Versailles treaty,
ho that they may be enabled to annex
territory Including the. porta of Tczcw,
on the lower Vistula nnd Hcln, nine
teen miles northeast. ay8 the Lomlon
Time, quoting dispatches from Polish
nourcc. . . ...
It Is declared the reason for this
move Is that Polish lenders have pro
posed to construct nt Tczcw or Ilftla a
port "of dimensions worthy of a Polish
hinterland having .10,000,000 Inhabitants."
BRITISH NAVYACTIVE
Warships Arrive at Algiers Move
ments Believed Portentous
Algiers, Starch . (By A. P.) A
British squadron of four battleships,
ono cruiser and ten destro'yers has ar
rived here.
Algiers is about midway between
Gibraltar anil Staltn, the British na
val base In the Sledltrrrunenu, whence
strong British naval forces were dls-
fetched eastward not long ago. A
trttlsh fleet nf cxcentlniial strength
arrived at Constantinople recently nnd
there have been reports tnnt otner nuieti
war craft were on the way thither in
connection with the disturbed Turkish
situation.
FORMER PREMIER WOUNDED
First Accounts From Budapest Said
He Escaped Injury
London, MnVch 4.-(By A. P.)-r
Hfnnimn Tviedrlch. former Hungarian
premier nnd present minister of war,
who was murderously nttacked yester
day while driving across "
Budapest, wn w;rt""',,,r'1J?J?nnn1l r
patch to the Exchange 'lelegrapb Co.
from tho Hungarian cnpltnl. .
First accounts stated he .apwl In
jury. It is said hc would-be assassins
were two communists.
ENVER PASHA IN BERLIN
Young Turk Leader' Said to Desire
to Treat With, the Allies
London. March !. (By A. P.)
Tho London Times' Berlin correspon
dent has received conunnauim nun.
wholly Independent source of the pres
ence in Berlin of Knvrr Pasha, the
former Turkish war minister and lend
er of the Young Turks. He is credited
with (1 desire to enter into relations
with the Kiiteulc representatives. There
Is .no iodlcatlou, however, of a recipro
cal desiro on tho Entente's side.
"It would bo surprising," says the
correspondent. "If tho Entcnto showed
u disposition to respond to Envcr's ad
vances, seeing that ho Is n figure. In
tho extradition list presented to Ger
many. Fosslbly partly for IM.
Envcr Pasha is anxious to Icavi
many. He no longer enjoys tha
larlty which caused him to be t!jv!l
"Turkish Napoleon." osWdOJ
xnnt wnvcr sun is Intrhruln. ,1
Its of uo doubt." nlr,WlDJ Ml
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RAMESES
What kind of Lamp do you want?
Electric Lamps
and
Artistically
Hand-Painted
Parchment and
Silk Shades
I it a tall, stately Stand
ard Lamp, a friendly little
Lamp for your Guest Room,
or a lino Lamp for your
Living Uoom? Wo have such
a lot of beautiful, attractive
designs, in all the! varieties,
you'll be sure to find just tho
hind for your purpose, and
at invariably fair prices.
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses liox Springs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
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If you wait 'til Spring
you may wait 'til Summer!
IF YOU have definitely made up your
mind to buy a new car -&io it iww.
Nothing can be gained by waiting until
spring to place your order. You may not
be able to get your car when you want
it most.
Enough cars will not be built to meet this
year's requirements. Every manufacturer
of good cars is in the same position.
There is only one way to be sure of a
Series 20 Studebaker car when you
want it. Get your order on the books now.
THE STUDEBAKER SALES CO.
of Philadelphia
liiatributora
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The true worth of any motor
car can best be gauged by the
rebuying of former owners.
Paige owners choose the Paige
when they rdbuy.
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394 ?TH BR9A0 STRECT, PHILADELPHIA
Where Big Business
Men Congregate
Go into the principal clubs, restaur
ants, hotel lobbies wherever successful
men gather and you vill find by actual
count that 9 out of 10 men wear stiff
collars. There's a reason for it. Stiff
Collars arc clean-cut in appearance.
You can prove this. Wear a soft collar
for several hours and then change it for a'
stiff one. Notice how the stiff collar
makes you look trim and neat. Nothing
will ever replace the stiff collar for style.
Stiff collars to look right must be
laundered right. They should be properly
shaped, carefully washed and all the
uncomfortable saw-tooth edges and rough
corners removed. The bij? public laundries
know how to launder stiff collars. They
specialize in it and their method of laund
ering actually adds longer wear to collars.
The same careful attention is given tho
laundering of 3hirts.
When the big modern laundries arc
caring for your collars and shirts you have
the satisfaction of knowing that your gar
ments are being laundered in a place as
clean as your home. The laundryman calls
for your bundle you don't have to carry
it to the plant. For better appearance
wear stiff collars for satisfaction send
them to the large public laundries.
Ask Your Present Laundryman About
Family Laundry
Service
For the Who Family jLmmdry
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mKProperty
In renewing old building
and keeping new one young
it absolute atturnnco of lighter
depreciation and lower cott
It cornea in n wide variety of
styles and finiihe for mill, fac
tory, warehouse, garage and home
construction. And in all sixes (or
economical use on any job.
Metal Cornices and Bulldlm Fronli
lurnUaad and put In plc
Ltttottnfintin cinptmtc with
you (n planning row lulMtnp cf
nmojtllnt old ona.
PENN METAL COMPANY, Ltd.
25th and Wharton Sts.
rHlLAOELPHIA
MUti el the Feaeut
PENCOMculUiii.
rWia, Colin. Fire
Ooen.ete.
Founded in 1866
The House that Heppe built
Inaugurated One-Prico System In 1881
Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street
Uptown 6th and Thompson Streets
Heppe
In the development of the piano
no single recent improvement has
done so much to increase the tone
power of the upright
piano as the Heppe
patent which pro-
-) viaes tnree souna-
1 lcinOS ing-boards instead of
one. This gives to
upright pianos a tone very similar
in quality to that of grand pianos.
The three sounding-boards are built
in all Heppe Pianos. Prices range
from $475 up.
For people who are unable to play
the piano considerable pleasure
comes from operating a responsive
player-piano. The most expressive
and the m o s t ad-
Piannlas vfnced pe of -ir
lcUlUlOo player - pianos is
the genuine
Pianola, which is sold at the Heppe
stores. The Pianola type of player
piano is obtainable in only the
Steinway, Weber, Steck, Stroud,
Wheelock and Heppe Pianos, all
sold at Heppe's. Whenever you have
a few spare minutes drop in to one
of the Heppe sbores and hear a
genuine Pianola-Piano they are
far superior to the average player-piano.
Thetalklng
machine question
today is easily
solved by the pur
chase of a vic
trola. It is the
only machine that
will assure you of
real, nermanenr.
reliable service. We have Victrolas
in a variety of styles ranging in
price from $25 up. Settlement may
be made in cash or by charge ac
countor by the Heppe Rental-Payment
Plan, which applies all rent
toward the purchase price. Call,
phone or
write for .
cata
logues and full
par ticu-lars.
Victrola VI "
With Five Recordt
$39.25
"C. J. Heppe & Son
Downtown 1117-19 Chestnut 8t.
Uptown 6th and Thompson f5ts.
0w of the Country's largest producers mdwSnersoj.
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For instance, lake Uio lubrication of
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