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EVENING PUBLIC LEDaEEr-PHII)AB3Li?HlA,l MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1926
THOUSANDS DESERT
: AS DENIKINE FLEES
Bolshoviki TaKing Novorossisk
Firo on British and French
Warships
POLISH LINE HOLDING FIRM
' Uy tho Associated l'rfN
NoTortmisk. Knvln, Mnrrh 120
Thousand of (Jrnorftl Dcnikiue'o olun
tror fotiliers wont over to the soviet "itlc
iinil moHt of the remainder went on
board lil ami drpartrd for Crimen
vith Penikino when this ritv was oc
cupied l the Ilohsheriki lnut Kntiml.iv
The only ships nllk'li reiistrd were
Iiiioinu, which tired tew shell nr the
soviet fnrve. The I'nlted Stnte cruNer
OalrrMon was the last wnrship to leave
the harhop und was not fired unon. al
though IlritNh ami French warships
verc under fire from TlflicTik machine
gun while departing.
Virtimllj nil shipping of vnltie was
removed from the hnrbor before the Hol
slicrikl sjuined loutrol.
Wnrviu. Mnrrh -P. The Bln.evist
drive hat been unMitvessful, ni-cordlng
to n romniuiii'pie issued jesterd.i. '1 he
rnmmutiientinu nnnniinces that the
Polish military mithorities. after eight
dai of lishtiuK at various poiut.s on a
.".SO-milt' front. ee icn of weakness
In the lonjc -planned spring drive of the
Ttolshe it whieh was designed to brenk
the hold of the Poles upon the entire
front
The PolNIi line is holding all iilotig
the frout of Podolin. where the llol
shevit have been centering the attai ks
of their bis offensive in an effort to take
the iiitnorfnnt fortified eitv of Kairte
netr. PodoNk The ciietm has been
Usin gas "helU. iiUiltcvj, aimored
.. ! ni'mnenil Ml'nl rinnlu nteitniu..i
I III 111 III II1VM 1 II (111! lO'l'l--, illri41MV
and cnwilrt in his attacks, hut he har
made no headway.
During the fightin!; in the swampy
Mozir eountrv the llolshevists used I
long-range guns. ay the newspapers, i
arousing the local population, which i
took up amus and fought with the Poles
drfendin; the railroads and the country
aide. Polish armored trnlns fought pitched I
battles against the liolshivist innnitors ,
and other lighting craft on the Pripet
river
Poland's note. ent by wiieless to th ,
IUiskIhu Bolshevist govenimeut, pro- '
posing April 10 for n meeting between
Polish and soviet delegate, with a Tlew
of negotiating pence, mimes no mention
of terra.
Gcnetn, March 20. The Swiss au
thorities are Investigating the mystery
of a train filled with armored niltomo
biles. Maxim rifles nnd itmmunition
which arrived nt Zurich Friday from
France, destined for Poland. The
Zurich Votkxrccht sa the train wns
wrongly registered and was therefore
stopped and sequestrated at Zurich.
Moscow. Mnreh 2." (delayed)
Mobilization of Russian working forces
h proceeding with giant strides. It Is
announced here. Newspntiers are filleit
with reports of the activities of the
working army on Kusslnn nnd Siberian
railioad sj stems ami in the mining dis
tricts of the I'rnl and of energetic
steps being taken to fully utilize civilian
manpower. .
Hegulnr moblllratlou is taking place
in many districts, especialh in the
Caucasus nnd Prnl regions, all males
between the nges of sixteen and fiftv
and nil females between sixteen and
forty -five being compelled to register
for work nt Kkaterlnburg. Perm.
Viatka, Knxan. Vladimir and other
places. All former railroad workers
are called upon to register, and refu
sal to obey will be punishable by in
ternment in concentration enmps. Op
position was recently evidenced by the
syndicalist element nt Viatka. but that
was overruled by the majority of the
workers. Several bodies of factory
employes, norording to reports received
here, lime voted tecentlj to abolish holi
dajs and institute overtime work.
TIGER GOES TO HOLY LAND
Clemenceau Plans to Spend Good
Friday in Jerusalem
Paris. MurMi 2il (Ilx A P - For
Mer Premier t'lenienccan. who has been
in Kti (it for several weeks on ti tmir
of leiie.itiiiu. has ictiirucd to t'ailn ,
from the Sudan and is prwivding to
P.ilcstine. if is iiiitKMinri'd in Cairo (
messages- lie will spend the gieater
part of Iloh Week In Palestine, plan
ning to be in .leiiis.ilem on (!ood Fiida.
nml vtill ail for Fiance from Alexnn i
drill on April li't. .
He plaus to go to his home in Vendee
directlv after landing, merclj passing
through I'm Is on his waj. I
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ARE Wr ENEMIES
Has Always Regarded Them as
Friends, He Tells Chamber
of Deputies
ASKS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
It- tho Avsoelatrd Press
Home. March -H Premier Nltti de
dared in the Chamber of Deputifs yes
terdny he had never regarded the .lllgo
Slavs as enemies but as friends. lie ex
pressed the hope the) would oon par
take of Italian economic nnd cultural
advantages and deplored what he de
scribed ns n '(bingeioiis prcs tarn
paign which is calculated to foster dis
trust ninong the Jugo Slnvs."
"While anxious to bring about n
friendlv understanding with the Jugo
slavs." he declared 'there Is nnother
solution to demand the enforcement of
the pact of London Frnuee ami (Jreat
llritain have mated that if Italy de-
irrtj the npnllentlon of the pact they
would not refuse, as they hold them
selves bound by It. If Italy Is com
pelled to demand the carrying out of
thy convention It will be necessary to
nsk complete enforcement without In
cluding Flume."
Nltti condemned that' nectlon of the
press' demanding the paet nnd also
Hume, nnd said ho had told the Su
preme Allied Council in London that If
Italy requested tho enforcement of the
treaty she would concede autonomy to
Dalmntla. IJc added this had cre
ated n good impression.
"If no other ngreemenl can be
reached," he continued, "a third solu
tion of the Adriatic question may be to
accept, with suitable modifications, pro
posals formulated by Great Kritnin nnd
France. This solution is desired still
less by Jugo-Slavla than by Italy, but.
neerthe1ess. it is necessary to keep it
in mind while continuing our efforts to
reach an adjustment by an amicable un
derstanding with the .Tugo-SlmR."
The premier was applauded by tlie
whole chamber, with the exception of
the Socialists, and nsked for n clear and
unmistakable vote of confidence, With
his address the debate was adjourned.
Rumania Atks Japan' Aid
London, March 20.(By A. I)
Rumania Is appealing to Japaq to help
In the reconstruction of the country,
nnd Is hoping to obtain there something
which Rumania desperately needs, said
the Crown Prince Charles on March
14 to thQ,eorrcpondent of the London
Dally Moll at Cairo, where he stopped
on his way to the far East on n spe
cial mission.
"The bcst-prcscrvcd man
for his years I have ever
examined," was the medical
report on one of our mem
bers. A
Let us send you our
booklet.
COLLINS INSTITUTE
OF THYSICAL CULTURE .
COLMNS MLDO . WALNUT ST. AJ 15TH
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ADVERTISEMENT
ff" Grant Banquet .
Coffee
should tie ilrnnk lliree times everr
ilsj. Mlllliiitalre i bn no beltr.
48c lb.
Cnruiuonneullli lllenil. rliti
ntroiic, delicious i offer.
41 c lb.
Hanscom's
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Remount Your Old Jewels
Wc speciali.c in the re
mounting of old jewelry. Our
work is of the best and our fa
cilities uncvcelled.
We will be glad to prepare
original drawings, without ob
ligation, and show nou what
fashionable pieces can be made
of your old jewelry.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
piamoxd Mi:rtrn nts-JEW'ixnRS siLvnnssimis
Judging fiom the appreciative crowds before the windows of the
various Chestnut Street Shops Phllmlelphians nre receiving graciously
tho efforts of Chestnut Street merchants to assist them in making
those purchases which one invarinbly deems necessary in the spring.
Never have tho stores had such a wonderful variety of lovely things
for Easter, and the best thing about buying nt the Chestnut Street
shops is that one can feel perfect confidence that there has been no
misrepresentation in their advertisements.
"pOR the daintiest of dainty lunch-
eons you should visit Yahn &
McDonnell's tearoom, at 1508 Chest
nut street. The sandwiches arc so de
licious and fresh nnd tho coffee has
such a fine flavor that their fame is
spreading raplUly throughout the
Quaker City. Another thine that sim
ply cannot be excelled is their fresh
strawbeiry ice cream. Somehow one
feels that there is no spring tontc
cjuite as effective as real strawberry
ice cream, nnd n bit of this in the
middle of the afternoon. i3 guaran
teed to kill the most hopeless case of
spring fever that ever was. French
pastry is a thing for which Philadel
phians are rapidly developing an
appreciation. Yahn & McDonnell's
is particularly delicious and makes
a (iclichtful ll'HIn rlnconvf nftn,.
luncheon.
"TJAINTY of design and delicate of
-1-7 coloring are the Easter cards at
the store of Frank .1. Curry, 812
Chestnut street. I noticed" in passing
the other clay that they arc rapidly
disappearing. There is still a great
auciy of cards from which to
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QUTFITTING the kitchen looms as
'"' a serious problem on the horizon
of the bride-to-be, but mcthinks the
solution lies in a trip to the store of
J. Franklin Miller, 1612 Chestnut
street, for she will find there every
conceivable utensil that is needful
to completely equip this most im
portant room in the new house. A list
for a bride's kitchen will bo sent upon
lequoat by J. Franklin Miller. It sug
gests many articles which, without
Its nid, might be overlooked, and
whose omission might cause incon
venience. Courteous assistance in the
selection of articles for kitchen use is
assured to all patrons of this house
furnishing store. Salespeople com
petent to explain the merits of the
arious articles will assist you in
making a list for your own paiticular
kitchen.
VOU have noticed, of course, the
scarcity of men's gloves, so the
news that you can find at the store of
Jacob Reed's Sons, 1424-20 Chestnut
street, an excellent assortment of
gloves of good quality will be wel
comed, I know. There is n niaue-sewn
glove of tobacco brown enpeskin with
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The Belated Arrival of 20 Carloads of Fine Furniture That
Should Have Been on Our Floors in February Makes This
One of the Greatest .Mercantile Events Ever Announced
To Our Customers. An Opportunity to Make Your Home
For Easter, and the Countlesss "Days to Follow, All That
You Could Wish It to be in Comfort, Style and Beauty.
f High-grade Furniture that comes to us from leading manufacturers at tho
lower cost prevailing at the time of its purchase months ago, will now go out to
our customers at a corresponding saving over present factory prices.
T It means we arc practically bringing back for you the advancing prices of
Furniture to where they were in February, with the additional advantage of se
lecting from these and previously assembled stocks as immense, as fine and as varied
as you ever laid eyes upon. An opportunity we never expected to be able to offer at
this time, and which we doubt our ability, or that of anyone else, to offer at these
prices again while present productive conditions prevails
T Furniture for every home, from styles dis-J-
tinctivo for their simple lines and careful
workmanship to the most classic and elaborate
re-creations. Chiefly medium-priced Furni
ture, of the better grades, in Period Designs
and Modern adaptations. Furniture as good
and as handsome as ever ministered to the
longings of the human heart for tho comforts
and ideals which glorify the home. A rare sav
ing and a wise investment which will pay every
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cmDroidered back that is remarkably , fac t, , have seen anywhere
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CHESTNUT AT 13thC STREET
ANNOUNCE FOR TOMORROW
The Season's First Important Sale of
WOMEN'S CAPES and WRAPS
Priced for Tuesday Only at
58. 00 and 75.
The Values Need No Comment
and After Tuesday These Capes
and Wrap-Coats Will Be Re
stored to the Regular Prices
These Capes and Wrap-coats were not made for special
sale but for the regular stock. The models are typical
Bonwit Teller & Co. and are unexcelled in cut and work
manship. Particularly emphasized arc the capes of tricotine in ef
fecting new Tuxedo fronts, cape collars, cable stitchings
and string belts.
Just as beautiful arc the Capes and Wrap-coats of
Bolivia, Duvet dc Laine, Wool Velour and Peachbloom in
their many variations and interpretations of the current
mode.
IN ALL TEN EXCLUSIVE MOD
ELS WITH LININGS OF CON
TRASTING CREPE DE CHINE.
OR PUSSY WILLOW TAFFETA.
is a glove that looks well and wears
well, borne men like the gray mocha
gloves for spring, and these nt Reeds'
are of very good quality. Chamois
1 gloves with spear-back arc very
1 "mart and practical, for they wash
well. Gray gloves, suitable for nil
. afternoon functions, will also be
found at Reeds', among them heavy
gray silk gloves.
'TWERE is l rally no necessity for
having your chnuffeur's outfit
tailored to measure when he can
obtain such a remarknbly well-made
and nerfect fitting suit and overcoat
ns those at the store of MacDonald
! & Campbell, 1334 Chestnut street.
They are of excellent quality blue
and gray unfinished worsteds and
cheviots, and there is a certain air of
individuality about them which will
please you. It is such a relief to feel
that one can send one's chauffeur to
MacDonald & Campbell's for com
plete outfitting, from cap to puttees,
mistake in sending Curry's cards to
your friends. Let me remind you of
the department of developing and
printing at Curry's store. Their work
is handled by exports. The ndvantage
of having your snapshots finished at
a reliable place such as this lies in
the confidence one can feel before
hand that the work will be well done.
Good developing brings out unex
pected beauties, even in a snapshot.
A FTER a most thorough study of
"Mhe electric car I am firmly con
vinced that it is the most nrnrHrnl
nnd efflcient town car. While it is
true that on account of its ease of,
operation and its safety it is the
ideal car for a woman or for nnv nnn
who f eels .the least timidity about'
iinving n car in tne congested dis
tricts of the city, yet I know an ex-'
port driver who has taken of late to
using his wife's olectiic car. When
asked why, he said: "It is handier, I
and I never seem to have nn" trouble'
HANDSOME QUEEN ANNE SUITE, Ten Pieces. S406.75.
This distinctively artistic Suite, one of the many just arrived in the delayed shipment,
is not only modeled on the chaste and beautiful lines of the Queen Anne Period, but it is
also proportioned with a grace that gives to the entire ensemble fhe pleasing outline that
so harmoniously conforms to the architectural arrangement of the Modern Dining! Room.
The mellow tones of the wood and the beautiful figures of the grain impart a richness
that endows the whole with rare and impressive charm.
High Grade Wool and Fiber Rus
Manv Rplnw WhrWAcolo PriVoc if
Such aavinCB On Rues nt this time nre evfrenrJInnrv Vint Vm vJ.nn. I,-.. ! .
cordance with our custom at this season. Hundreds will make tho most of the opportunity.
Heavy Wool and Fiber Rugs, seamless and revorsible taken from our regular stocks, for instance:
$49.00, sire 12xlG--$31.00 $38.00, size 12x12 $25.00 $26.50. size 9x12 $19.75
$17.00, size 6x9 $11.00 $21.50, size 7.6x9 $13.50
Noto these lavlno on Axmlniter and Senmlett Velvet Ruge
$76.00 High Pile Axmlnstcr, 9x12 $62.50 $87.00 Seamless Velvet, size 9x12 $72.50
Broken lines of other grades of Rugs at equally great savings.
n. oALjRUnG?rB.Co rquali.ty Hjgh Pile Axminster, in Persian and Turkish designs.
Reg. $42 Grade, 3x15 $21.50 Reg. $34 Grade, 3x12 $24.00 Reg. $30 Grade, 3x10.6 $21.00
Floor Coverings for Spring and Summer Special
J plete outfitting, from cap to puttees,! "... 1..nSvTV scem l0 nave nn" trouble
1 with the assurance that every detail ! YC1 "xT V J',u havc "?' aIrcady seen
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of his unifoim will he correct. This
j store has been most successful in its
' department devoted to the outfitting
I of chauffeurs, as many well-satisfied
' patrons have attested.
A N accordion-pleated skirt of white
crepe de chine topped bv a long
wnistcd blouse of crepe de chine,
bright emerald green in color, makes
a delightful littlo sports dress. I saw
it at the Caspar Gown Shop, 1120
Chestnut sticet. Clusters of white
beads, dotting the blouse, lend a dis
tinctive touch. It is just the sort of
dicss in which one feels most com
fortable at the country club, and that
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the Rauch & Lang nnd Milburn elec
trie cars, you should visit tho show
rooms of George Hugh Smith, 1835
Chestnut street, where they will
glndly nrrange for a demonstration
at your convenience.
A WEEK-END bag conies in mighty
handy right now, when so many
of us are planning trins to the shore.
I saw n very good-looking bag of
uimck cowniae ai wie siore of Bailey,
Bnnks & Biddlo Co. It was fitted with
toilet articles of sterling silver. An
other had fittings of ivory nnd a
practical bag that a man would liko
Formosa' Rugs
For Porchet and Sun Parlor
Smart, flne-nppeailnp, high
cUbh Flber-and-nush Ituin,
Mado In blocks of 20x20 Indies,
In blue, natural, black, liurplc
Breen, rose, brown, etc., or a
combination of coloring-!. Anv
size; containing any number of
full blocks, made to Hult your
requlremento at $1.36 per block.
TlieaA very desirable Rues ar
on Hale exclusively at the Van
Bclver Store.
Lay Linoleums Now
The bent time In the year to lay
Linoleum la now. TM long
warm period Junt ahead will per
mit the material to adjust Itxelf
to any ordinary Irregularities In
the floor, which will add yeard
of life to tho Linoleum. A large
and varied line of the cheeriest
and moat durable patterns In tho
better grades, ut the loweiit
prices. From $2.25 to $3.50 per
aq yd. '
Klearflax Linen Rugs
DURABLE, SANITARY AND
I DECORATIVE
Made In Plain Colors only.
An Ideal floor covering for warm
weather. Moth-proof, dut-re-elating
and easily cleaned. A
comprehensive line of colorings.
Size 30x60 J8.30
Size 4.x7.6 81C25
Size 6x9 125.00
Size 8x10 $36.50
Size 9X13 $48.50
fir,jL inrllQnnn.nliln fnr' rvnni- nt ! WBS filled With ebOHV toilet articles
tho shore. An nfternoon dress in a! A well-made, substantial traveling
rich shade of tobacco brown sntin aK ,H, a3 necessary to the well
charmeuse has an air of simplicity! dressed man or woman as clothes of
about it that makes it most charm-1 pod style, and an investment in a
ing. Bands of pleated satin trim th bag that will give good service is
short sleeves and the bouffant I worth while. You will find week-end
Dockets. The Dlcating is also used at, uen' "M"-"BfB ,"'" ver-nignt bags
tho bottom of the skirt. The monk's
collar gives a soft outline to the neck.
of good, sturdy leathers at Bailey's.
Thijy come either with or without fit
tings, as you prefer
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rnHOSE lovely hand-nnintod Gift
Baskets of Fruit at the store of TJAVE you over stopped to think
Henry R. Hnllowell & Son, Broad, just what aic the elements that
Isttect below Chestnut, nre redolent make for the success of jour toilette?
with tho color and oerfume of spring. If you have, I'm quite sure that foot-
ine gay oasnes ui coior on me una-, ivmr is very near ine neaa oi the
kets nnd Nature's own unrivaled list. Trim footwear that harmonizes
colors in the fruit are truly expies-1 with one's gown goes far toward
sive of the joy of Eastertide. Each of , making the successful costume. For
Hallov. ell's baskets is different In afternoon wear one should have, for
design, so one feels that one is send-1 instance, a pnlr of patent leather
ing a gift that is distinctive nni in
dividual. Peaches, Plums nnd Nectar
ines from South Africa, tho first ob
tainable nt Easter for the last five
vpnis: rioncia airuwuvrnrs, not
pumps or n pair or mo neyv one
eyelet tics that are so much in favor
this season, while, for morning or
sports wear a smart oxrord with
military heels is just the thing. Tho
house Grapes from Belgium, are, fit of a shoe is quite as important as
all arranged in tho baskets with i its looks, and so I would suggest that
infinite care. HallowoH's havc made
onoi.lnl arrangements to insure the
I safe delivery of these Gift Baskets
I of Fruit to points 1000 miles from
Phllndelph
you visit the second-floor shon of I1
Mar & Co., at 1211 Chestnut street,
where tho salespeople are most in
terested in finding for you the shoe
that exactly suits your foof.
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EVERY rug which I see at the stoie of Fritz & La Rue, 1615 Chestnut
Street, seems moie interesting than the Inst. The one which has so
awakened my enthusiasm this week is a Kermanshah, with background of
snpphlre-bluc. The border nnd medallion In the center of tho rug nhow
soft pastel colors amber-yellow, ivoiy, rose and green. Another Oriental
rug which I saw nt Fritz & Ij Ruq's was of Saruk weave. It was n lovely
thing of softly shimmering blues and reds blended in rare harmony. It
seems to mo that, if I were furnishing a house, one of the very first things I
would buy would bo a good Oriental rug. It Is a purchase which leaves no
rqgrets.
WII3 CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION, JL '
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LAWN SWING, $9.25
A well-made nnd roomy
Swing that will comfortably
hold four persons ami gho
lears of service Bolted and
braced. In red-and-natural
color. 6 ft. t tn. wide, 8 ft. 6 In.
high. Brown Canvas canopy
with scalloped brald-trlmmcd
edges, $5.00 ex,tra.
REED ROCKER, $13.75
Baronial brown 'finish. Well
made and handsome. Loose
cuihlon seat: back upholstered
In stylish cretonne of smart de
sign. Arm-chair to match,
(13,25. Hundreds of other Uasy
(.'naira at proportionate savings.
Rare Values in New Spring Draperies
Never have wn carried larger stocks, greater variety, handsomer designs or richer color
ings in Portieres. Cretonnes, Silk and Cotton Fabrics all marked at less than regular price'';
BO-lnch Poplin nt ?2.00 and $3.00 a yaid; 50-Inch Plnln-colored Madras, $2.25 yard; Figured Silk
and Madras, ?3.60 a yard; 50-inch Sunfast Casement Cloth, In colors, $2.00 a yard; Figured
Madras Prtieres, $12.75 to $18.50 a pair; Scrim Curtains, $1.35 a pair up.
A Wonderful Line of Cretonnes- ? 'ffiSte.n.MW
tlstlc slip covers you ever naw Also, a special lot ofdlscontlnued patterns, 20 to 50 per cent off. Among
them some short lengths 25c to 75c u yard.
Order Your Awnings Now
Awning fllrlpei r none ton plentiful. littler
place your nriler now, If ou would avoid Incon
venience nml ilrlay. The best ami moil eervlceable
fabrlei made noyln'a woven and dyed etrlpee, paint
ed alrlprs on U, 8. Army Duck, Plain Khaki, etc.
Thone Lombard 110 for eatlmatee.
Newest Styles In Couch Hammocks
The handsomest designs and greatest varUty
we ever assembled. Coverings of Plain Khaki,
Striped and Fancy Puck, and of Cretonne to
match porch draperies. Exceptional values
112.50 to $10.00.
Lompi, Clock; Buffet Mirror; Rafrigeraton, Kltehtn Cabintli, Baby Coaehti
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