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SPARANO 20 COLPI
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Torpediniera Italiana, Sonka
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TlAatmnatni flpnAffll.
1017. on flic it "h. Poitortlco of Phlla.
Otipuw. - a iiuiii.kson.
A a. iiwiriiui
roafmaatcr Glencral.
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Gnbrlelc D'Anminxlo, luncril wm. npri-
iMilrtiin iicllo vie nnnzc til Ultimo. Viiro
' SS?n"l vcnll colpl 1 I rolrtlHI nil.
ftrono a catlerc n pnrcwhlontlnnln il
"BA-i i..ni in tnrwtl nloru o Hon hi
ebbrro pevcio' inMKUeio. n torne
dlnlcra provgui' II mio'cmeo 6 kIuiisc
ilva nl posto li .lcatinnztonp.
' L'uzlotio li D'Annunzto u'lntcrprctu
come Una VnnprwnRlIn per II riRflnw
ntorno n Flume. E l'oro' ovlilcn o clio
Bc-uno forzo fa fal o per calplrj: In
llv . ni ..I... I Anlnl fnrnnn vmimitl
I nor1' iutlmidlro 11 romntulnnte. eo
r '. i nil.. ..nn ilpllii hhvp. Iiifiinoo
fn uncrto eon i rhunonl -tin 14 inches
j'jln corazzntii Dnnto JUIgliicrl. nl
acrrizio di D'Aununzlo. 11 comuudnntc
Trlonfl, tlcllit torpi'iliniern, fu cloRlnto
in tin ordino del fiiorno del Ocnoralo
Pnviclla. Per la deroziom nl sum doveri.
IUfficlo per gll Affnri Enter! .11
D'Auuunzio ha ojskI eousefluato ltd tin
rapprccntnutc dcll'Assopliitcd Press II
tcsto H n nltownjreto clip para' get uto
.lit silol ncroplanl in ocensione del proo
Mmo Concllio del ITlml Ministri. Jl
mcssflECto lice : .
"I,a Lepa dl Flume, una ronlizionc di
nopoH opprcssio npogllatl dnirrgcmoiila
n-lo'8asRone, per la pscudo Lega dello
Nation I c per la Conferenza della Pace,
c' costltulth. Gabrlclo D'AuuunzIo,
difensore della marcia dcll'Italla In
Tantl, ne ,c' il capo. Egll ha glu
ottcnuto adeslonl dall'Irlanda, Egltto.
India, Persia, Afghanistan r da tutti i
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(Vntrnl N'uwm l'holo.
uk. tiii:oi)()k rriKi'iiN
Inippciur general of surgeons of llio
FrctH'li army during llio w.ir, is in
tills country as a guest of the Amer
ican Congress of Surgeons
i . .rf.
popoli opprcsfi dall'iiiippriiiliteo go
erno dl Holgrado, coinprcsi I croiiti, n.
moiitLMirgrinl, gli iillmDcsi, I liulgarl
nl i mncedoni. Knsl trovornijno In
Finnic 111 Mistrgno icr organlz.nrc la
lotta contro I loro despot).
"La lega coniouttTa' II govcrno
dcirUnghiTin, maccliitito di criiiiiui, 11
(liialp p' la crgogmi d'l'iiropu, c della
TuipIiIii, covuto du rupnei mercanti. In
contrasto dolla psoudo Lrgn clolln
Nazloni. essa furn' provnlero i dirlttl di
nazlonalltn'."
II t.ioflama termlun dleendo rlio il
mostruoso cdiTicio costl-ulto dallo bnnche
iutciiozionall sopra i corpl di 10 milionl
dl tuortl, bbogua clip tda dtrutto.
Concentrating Bogt Troops on
Various Fronts and Scouts
Aro Active
UKRAINE TREATY IS SIGNED
' My tlio Associated l'rc
AVnrsawv April 20. The dally Polish
communique for two-weeks hits reported
IJofclicvIk conbentratjon's at various
points oil the frontdand the Hcds nre
bringing up. their best troops. i,T'10
Bolslievlkl hnvo displayed unusual
curiosity as to what tho Poles are doing,
nd scouting patrols nro twice as numer
ous recently as at any other time, Tho
I!olshfIM have nlso used airplanes in
an endeavor to observe the movements
behind the Polish lines...
General Pilsudskl visited tho northern
front n few days ago and Inspected tho
troops. The llolshcvikl took observa
tions hut did not drop bombs. Pilsud
skl returned to Warsaw and remained
a day, then departed for the front again.
it is understood tuat Hip treaty with
Ukraine has been signed, but tho pro
vifiAas linve not been mado public for
strategic reasons. However, it was an
nounced- previously that tho Polish army
would sunnort the Ukrainians in nu
effort to wrest from thc'Ilcda territory"
us far as tho Dnieper,
Simon Pctlurn, who is now in "War
saw : Premier Mascppi Mind Foreign
Minister TvcwIekLnro expected ta Issue
it declaration of Ukrainian Independence
soon. Tho plans include the establish
ment of the capital at Kiev u "May" fi,
or an early date, thereafter.
Winnlca, about 200 kilometers from
Klev.vwns captured' Monday.
A slate of siego has been declared in
Posen and thnt region ns a resut of
fighting between pollco and strikers. An
unconfirmed report says n number of
persons hnvo bei(n killed or wounded.
CALL SERMONS OBSOLETE
Annllcan Bishops May Take Up
Question at JulyConfercnce
London, April 20. (By A. P.) Are
sermons indispensable?
This Is one of the question's on which
a decision may be taken by the bishops
of the Anglican Chtirch at their meeting
In Lambeth in July.
A section of churchmen is of the
opinion Hint the day of the sermon has
passed. They hold that if it man has
not the gift of preaching, it would bo
bettgr for every ono that ho should not
preach. Tho "two sermons encli Sun
day" custom, they say, imposes a great
strain on tho clergy u strain euuallv
If not.lnorc heavily felt by the laity who
arc required to listen to these pffuslons.
The unpopularity of published volumes
of bcrmons, once In great demnnd, is
cited by this faction as evidence of the
sermon's waning effectiveness.
CLASH OVER IRISH CAPTIVES
Sinn Fein and Opponents Riot at
London Prison
"London, April 20. (Hy A. P.)--8lnn
Fein demonstrations at Wormwood
Hcrtibbs last night led to riotous con
flicts with nn anll-HInn Fein crowd.
Several persons were slightly Injured
and two Irish priests were roughly
handled. Thero was ho response to
tho demonstrations from inside the
prison. Five morn-hunger strikers were
sent to tho hospitn" yesterday.
Tho Tutted States Senate s Irish
resolution was brought up in the Com
mons yesterday nnd drpw' several
pointed questions. llonnld McNeill,
Unionist, asked the government if it
had "any official information regard
ing a manifesto to be Issued In Wash
ington bv an- organization kuown as
the Philippines Commission for In
dependence, in which It was maintained
that American belief In the principle of
sclf-detcrmlnntion would be demon
strated more Impressively hy conceding
the repeated demands mndc tor inde
pendence by 10.500,000 Inhabitants ofi
the Philippines than by passlug resold-1
.!.... t ll.n Qnnnfii lirpuslnP NVHiniltllV '
with the cause of Irish Independence.'
nnd whether "as a mnrk o( respect for
tho American Senate," the House of
Commons would" bo enabled to follow
the precedent set by the Senate by mov
frig a resolution In support of the Philip
plno dcninnd for self-dctcrmiiintlon.
Andrbw Bonar Law, replying for tho
government, said he had no information
on the question, which did not seem to
be ono In which the British Govern
ment "was concerned.
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nulrt'd T((llred Sefdd
take the xiieM-work out
of itrdfnlnr. The ruult
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the atwari producer quick
and ptwItlTe reiulte.
Our 1920 Garden Guide
li full of raloable infer
mation for the experl.
enofd rardeser aa well aa
tboVnorice. Write or call
for a copj.
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Regularly 5660
Standurd-Rizc oven and broiler. Plate
shelf. Enameled pans, panels, splash
back and oven sides. Delivered and
connected, where piping exists, with
in city limits.
Now Is the Time
to Buy
gas ;
RANGES
Slock is now complete, j
There may be a famine '
or Hhortagc later.
Various ranges, small nasi ',
large alzes. Some are all '
enameled and copper llneel.
Large supply o, Gaa and
Electric Fixtureu, Table and
Floor Lamps.
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A FORTUNATE purchase of
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than the manufacturing cost
gives us an opportunity to offer
extraordinary savings to our
patrons.
Come in the Morning!
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Thg greatest values of
fered this year in foot
wear of fine style and
quality.
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In player-pianos there is "no
greater dollar-for-dollar value any
tj - where than the Heppe
Heppe Pianola-Piano.
Pi It contains the fam
lailOlaS ous pianola player
piano action which is used in only six
pianos, the Steinway, Weber Steck,
Wheelock, Stroud and Heppe.
JThe price of the genuine Heppe
Pianola-Piano is $775. Rental-Payment
can
bo a r
ranged if
you de
sire. '
Call,
phone or
write for
cat alogs
.and full
par ticu-lars.
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This week we have in stock some
excellent values in Used Pianos.
Every one of these instruments has
been thoroughly
ValnQ in rePaired and we
T T in- guarantee them
Used Pianos for a PerIod of
flv years.
'rthermoro we will exchange
them any time within ono year for
the purchase of a new piano or
player-piano.
We have some famous makes in
stock' such as Weber, Steinway,
Chickering, Heppe and Stieff. Prices
range from $90 up.
Call 'phone
or write at
once for full
particulars.
c. j. heppe & SON
nowntown 1117-10 Chestnut St
Upto n flth and Thompson Sis.
Have You Ordered Your
Cold for the Summer?
You can settle your household refrigeration
problem now for good and all by installing
Isko, The Electric Cold Maker. Think of
the convenience refrigeration without ice!
It is possible and practical.
Tsko operates automatically and needs no
ifttcntion. Isko insures a clean, dry refrig
erator at all times. It keeps foods fresh and
pure. It makes ice for table use from pure
drinking water.
There will be a big demand for Isko wHcn
warm weather comes. Order now and have
Isko installed before die spring rush.
See Isko at work any day in our showroom.
Let us show you how practical it really is,
Isko also comes in large sizes for hotels,
clubs, restaurants, markets and other com
mercial uses.
Our iltuntrataj booklet, "Electric Refrizeration;
tells the story of liho. Sent upon reauttl.
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1717 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
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