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Sproacl Unless Invaders
Quit Siberia
COUNTRY IS SOVIETIZED
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1. Scrn hundred
aneQtsc trooin nnd civilian were
killed In n two -day battle with llusMnu
Bolshevik forces nt Nlkolnevnk, Siberia,
according to a Toklo cablo dispatch re
r'lred by the Japanese newspaper Nlppu
m here.
Japanese residents organised n toI-
nteer force to help the .Tapaucec sol
dlnra.fijht n heavy force of llolshcvlki.
The battle began March 18. Nlkolacvsk
t is at the mouth of the Amur rier.
'.Vladivostok. April 1. (Ily A IM
Tortr Bolslir-IM were killed nnd eichty
wounded in the battlo of NiltolaevaV, it
is announced ncre. Hclief la oxpreivcl
iht this encounter may result in puer-
rilla warfare which will spread through
11 eastern Siberia If tho .Inpaupso do
t,Jiot evacuate tho country oon. I'vai1
uaUon will not bo started, it. is under-
' stood, until the Moscow Government
teaches some form of ngrccmcut with
, Toklo.
.Proposals for pwje between soviet
, Russia and Japan. China and the United
jStatoa arc announced by M VIIonM.1.
."BoIahCTik envov who rropnllr ntrlcer?
Jicre from Moscow. Tin soviet soverif
meat promises not to carry on nrops
xanda in America, recoenlzcs "Japan's
special Interest" In the Far East nnd
renounces all claims to concessions in
China, All Siberia will be put under the
novlet form of government today when
the Communist party opens its eon-
ventlon nt Nikolsk, nar here. Two
thirds of the districts in the eastern
part ottbe country have nlready nrinptod
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NEW DRIVE BEGUN
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kdwahd r. sruiNK
Trrsldent of the" Lehigh Safety
Council, the largest In America,
who recently addressed the state
safctj congress In Ilnrrlsburji. He
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First Line in Robol-Controlled
Ruhr District Captured
Without Fight
MILLERAND SEES FOCH
Ilj the Associated l'rus
. Tlie Hssiie, April t. Most of the
towns In the Ituhr district are In the
' power of the extremists, who arc forcing
uorkors to join the Ited nrmy. Plun
dering and other riot outrages have oc
curred at Dulsburg.
An official statement by the head
quarters of government trwus says thnt
nftcr the expiration of the time limit
on the governments ultimatum the
ndvance of government troops began on
n small part of tho east front. The line
of Halteru-Ludlnghousen-IIebren was
taken without a fight. Trenches are ,
Ing made nt Sede, Hucnthe nnd Nord
dherrlsen. and between Dortmund nnd
lirakcl, where there are Btrong Kcd
forces, the statement sajs. Ilamm has
been occupied. Tho railroad bridge nt
lltidcrlch, near Weel, has been blown
up. ,
'hUn where the Vari! APril - ' A. I'.t-l're-
Kol"hakWn m,w Millprond today received Dr. von
lonlsta 1. mJen M"rrr' ,hp ernmn charge d'nffalres,
advance would mean Ihe occupatton of
Frankfort nnd Dannstad.
The Impression today appeared to bn
thnt the whole ttoubltf -would blow over
without the necessity of. any radical
'Jlie revolutionary cxocuUvc strike
council at Uerlin yesterday decided
against the tailing of n general strike in
Oermanv an n. result of tho Ruhr Valley
rltimtioii. pending the result of. tho
negoUatlons with the lluhr working
men's 6rgnnl?ntlon nt Mucnster, nccord
Sntr to f'onenhnccn advices. This action
was tnken, It was said, owing to the
attitude t Uio JJeriin worncrs on mo
iiuesttou.
Ksscn, April . (By A. P.) De
cision to continue' the general strike
here has been reached by tho workmen a
committee in viow of tho failure to
reach n settlement wl(h the government
Tlin unrkmerf ItiKlsted that 110 nddl
tlnnnl terms be Inserted in the lilelefelil
agreement. The government has granted
nn extension of the-armistice tor lortj-
clght hours to eo workmen's dele
gates time to return from Uerlin to
Essen and consult the general con
ference here.
Conferences between delegates of
workmen's committees nnd government
representatives, at Mucnster ended last
night without an agreement, tne gov
ernment delegates falling to moke con
cessions demanded by the workmen.
"OVERAUL CLUB8" IN FLORIDA
Tampa, 1"I., April l.--(By A. P.)
To torobat tho rapidly rising -prices of
clothing, "overall t:inbs ' nro ueing or
ganlzed throughout the state.
the soviet system, and the .oiucMor
governments are nadj to hand over
control without resistance, it N nuld
The railroad to Chita.
remnant of Admiral 1
and Cm-h troopn In that Uclnlt nreiSndrc,lc5nM thc te.r,ms ' his letter
thu enabled to get out of Siberia. When aIIiB wl,h Jhc nuestlon of permission
this is ticcompll.hcd. all anti-revolution- I f"-G"man troops to enter the Kuhr
ary forces will be eliminated i fu8. ?. whi.rh. he P;sed the view
' that militarr intervention In thnt reirinn
j at present would be useless n well as
Woman and Dauflh-ter Hurt dangerous ... I
Later the premier conferred with
Mrs James GowTan and her rimrh- I MnrHlin) Vneh retiei.lMv nrentnnl miMi. t
I ter. Alice. M2 Soulh Forty-sixth street, ures to be taken in case tho Germans
were sight y ut ami bruised early , disregarded the decision nsalnst tho
last night when theautomoblle in which i sending of more of their troops into the I
they were riding collided with a motors ' Ituhr district. No apprehenlon is ex- l
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James S. Goshorn, Ilouvicr street near would result than a demonstration such
Columbia avenue, driver of the truck, t as an advance of Trench troops a dozen
was nrrested. n,ncs or pn ju ch n contlugencv. This
RAILROAD
BONDS
A First Mortgage on 416 miles
of road. Also collaterally secured
on 3017 miles of road.
Wc offer these bonds to net
10M INTEREST
Price $620 Per $1000 Bond
Income $60 Yearly
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BONILLAS WOUNDED
Candldaio for Mexloan Preildenoy
Reported Blot Victim
Laredo, Tex. April 1. One police
man was klUed nnd another serlotisly
woOndcd Mondny night, nt a suburb of"
McjiJ.vft.ityt In. frustrating nn alleged
attempt to kidnap Ygnaclo Bonlllas,
onco Mexican ambassador nt Washing
ton and pow n presidential candidate
according to Porvcnlr, a new'spaper of
Monterey, Mcx.
An nuiomobiio.i)caring Honor uonlllas
was attacked, thn newspaper declares,
"but tho police guard fired at tho as
sailants,' dispersing them,"
.San Antonio, Tox., April 1.
Ygnaclo Bonlllas, Mexican ambassador
to the United 'States and candidate for
the Mexican TreMener. was" wounded
in rioting In Mexico City, according
to a wireless from the Mexican capital,
piCKCd up Dy tho Jfort Aiemtosn sta
tion. The report, It was said, did not
stats the extent 'of his injury, The
rioting .followed a counter-demonstration
by followers of Generals Obregon
nnd Qonzalcs. - . -j -
CONSUMERS ASSAILED
McClaln Say's Work'Ta Hampered by
Laok of Co-operation
Work of tho fair-price committee Is
seriously hampered by the Indifferent
attitude of tho buying public, accord
ing to Frank B. McClaln, fnlr-prlce
commissioner for Pennsylvania.
lie deplored' the Jack of co-operation
shown by tho public and referred to the
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new Victor offerings on opening day. Hear these new Victor Records
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HAKESPEARE'S plays are the
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even if Lord Bacon wrori.
them! Oriental Pearls arc the
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CHARLES J. MAXWELL & CO.
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Tho statement was made public after the
ciose oi tne Qoramuicoa meetipc yes
terday, Mr. McClaln eald the work of thn
committee here because of the .large
population, ban been handicapped in not
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Depattment of Justice 'to ..carry
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comprehensive chccklnfMip orretafflra.
on commodities over which tho body has
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would bo augmented within ten days.
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to wear with the new Spring cos
tumes. White or pink brocade
rubber top and lone skirts.
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Quartet in F Major Lento
Minuet (rorpora-Kreulcr)
Cypty Serenade Violin
Your Cyet Hare Told Me So
In the Sweet Bye and Bye
Number
Frances Alda 64850
Enrico Caruio 88615
Graldin Ferrar and Gitneppo De Luca 87563
(DroraVi Flonuley Quartet 761l
r'"?lln Jaicha HeifeU 64S56
rriU KreUler 64857
John McCorraack C4S60
Lrnettine SehumaiwHeink 87307
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Sweet and Low
A Southern Lullaby
Irene
Alice Blue Gown
Ctiriit in Flander
There it No Death
In Your Anna Medley Fox Trot
That Nauf hry WelU
Venetian Moon Fox Trol Sixopaoie, X;lorlienr,rinn
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Haxem Lifo Fox Trot
Reinald Werrenrath 7461Q
Renato Zanelli 64858
El.le Baker)
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Joseph C. Smith'a Orchestra J 18SS0
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Billy Murray)
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Paul Bieae and Hit Novelty Orchestral
Paul Biceoand His Novelty Orchettra18651 I0
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Records
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describing these new Victor
to hear. New Victor Records
1st of each month. Victrolas in great variety
give you an illustrated booklet
and plav anv music vmi wti
demonstrated at all dealers on the
from $25 to $1500.
New Arrivals Bring Bigger Assortments In
I Easter Suits & Dresses
Ready For Choosing Tomorrow
At These Very Popular Prices
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Each a Wonderful Value
We have priced these new garments unuoually low
for special sellinpr and the sayings will surely bo
appreciated.
More than 100 different and individual style ef
fects following closely upon the lines fashion has favbr
cd forthis spring's wear.
Developed of all the finest quality materials de
sired and their masterful style and trimming touches
are truly wonderful.
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A Special Lot.
Georgette
Dress Blouses
Formerly 0 fifi
Prteadup pUU
to $7.98
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beaded effect!
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with tucka and
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Other Qeorgette Bleuies
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Camden
New Jersey
The Latest Sensation!
"Nancy Lee" Hat
A Very Chic Flare up, at
$.98
A smart conception thnt in
all the reo in New York,
I.isore braid, combined with
caterpillar braid nnd daringly
set on with a shining; pin. All
the 'neir shades.
Our "Fashion"
Easter Hats
The keynote of their success is their
"individuality." No two alike and the
best values in town at our low nriec.
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Stunning Models
In Very Dressy
Spring Skirts
$10
Plaid woolens
and plain navy
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stitchinjr in box
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skirts in all new
spring: colorine.
Pocket pjid button
trimmed,
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Girls' SportCoats
In Several Models at
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usually smart nnd dressy. Choice
of velours and serges. Sices 6 to
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Girls' Silk Dresses
PWd sllka and
silk taffetas. Sizes
from 6 to 14 yenrs,
but not in each atyle
Children'. White $1.50
Lingerie Dresses..
Elaborately trimmed with laces
nna wiae riDDon sash. Sines 2 tov
$7-50
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the city ', their full regular prices.
Most wonderful values ,and they will create a
sensation at our special prices.
Suits, coats and dresses that reflect every new
fashion and trjmmipsr thought, and are developed
of the moat wanted materials' in all new colorings.
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