'vX , ui J ,VK H y mm I 'i 1G EVENING PUBLIC OLEBGER-raiL'AbELPmAVrTSURSDy, t MAY ,20,, K 11)20' SOVIET CAMPAIGN EXCITES ENG L AND 1 FIGHTS INSURANCE CLAIM - Company Asserts Port Carbon Mer chant Committed 'Suicide 1 I'oUmIIIc, Mny '-'0. An hmurnlire ompnn In (our! toiln.v trontnl tin rrnsotn for lis rrfuil to pay $1(1.000 on the life policy of llobcrt Smith, . mrrrluint, of 1'ott Carbon. '1'ho mm- Bolshevik Invasion of Persia and nnnv vaUm thal smith oinmittni ni Seizure of Enioli Deemed ,,i,lp nni1 ",nt his "ldo" ls " rot I tied to thp mono Crave Mr. Smith testified Mip hnd been talking with hrr liusbnnil. The next moment he pned Into the bathroom, n .shot win henrd nnd she found him denil Mi. Smith m the shnotliiR wn nc POLES IN PANICKY RETREAT n the wociaffd Pre lxmilon. Mnr 'JO Innion of Per sia Hnd the mmiiic of the poir pi i.ii drew n reply today from Chairman Mo Cumber, of North Dakota, lie innde the counter insertion thnt Kenjoh hnd dispiissed irrelevant nilbjeetn nnd thnt lohnvon hnd spent lx months mny from the Senntc In his prcsldcutlnl mmpnlRii, Clinirimin McCumber ilenled thnt the rommlttre hnd, or lould, "condemn nn bills a nd said the lomplnlnt ciime with poor crnce. Senntor ,Tohtion. ho ndded. would hnve "plent of time nftcr thpionventlon"' nt Chicano, to dcotc his nttentiou to Sennte business. STRIKE CLAUSE ABOLISHED Railroad Station Agents Accept Pro visions of Esch-Cummlns Law I'lUsburRli. Mn ".0 (Ily A. V ) The "stiiKe" Iniue in the blnus of the Order of Itnilrond Stntion ARents cidrntnl. Thnt no ponder marks were on her husband's bend where the bullet en txml n & vi i am monnAMn 1 Ift nt linn I 1..... I....... ..I I ... I ..m ...1 t..l l,jtnnftnH .-- ...... .... ....... - , Ullll U UIV1I l"S HMIUUUHUIVIi Vl IHI Mil's IMM'll I'l I II 1 1 Mil li'U It 1111 IH1IIIM hv thc.noWieriki. it " "nriinnon encmes of the otsnnirntlon will be 01 Mini inwn m iirnrii ii.p-. "- , - , , , , ,. rrMfn.l n tl, i.erp nml the Noiii Int A. P Knittle. counsel for Mrs TAFT UNITARIAN CHAIRMAN . Former President to Be Honorary Ueider of Church Crusade Itniton, Mny 120. rormer l'resldenl William II ward Tuft hns nccepted the honnrnry chairmanship of the I'nltnrinu cnmpnlcn committee, It was nnnnunrrd tndny nt committee, hendquatters In this city. The committee has organized to for mulate plans for n great campaign to sprend tlie message of UnltiirinniKin, to raise n fund to accomplish thnt purpose nnd to unify Unitarians. l'lnns for the cnmpnlRn nre to bp innde nt the nnnu.nl convention of I'ul tnrinns here next week, MURDER CHARGE DROPPED POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL Sold Everywhere Honolulu. Mn 2(1 (T. A P I The .Tnpauee wnr othie hnv nmiouucrd thnt the first dttnrhnient nf .Inpnnrsp i troops was Inmlcd n few mih-s south of Nlkolnevsk on Mnj 1,". hegimuni; their opernttons ngninst the" Htlho iki no cording tn n I'oklo mble to the Nippu Jiji. a .Inp.inisp laiiRiiiiBP iiewsp.ipet, herp Inpnn iinmpdinteh will opi-n nrcotin tlons w ith lttisin for h buffer state in Sibcrin, it is iiIm reported FIRE RAZES N.J.J0ADH0USE Incendiarism Is Suspected In $8000 Blaze at Folsom rnlsoin. X. ,I Mn L'O The Hotel Schiilr n well known rojillmuse nun the Iteadiuc Rnilwnv dppot Inn. w.is reduced to nshes earh this moriuc with n loss estimated nt SMhIO S.iiiuipI TSolskj. tlie proprietor, escaped with Ins Awfe nnd babv son TIipip were no pi trons in the plai p nt the t mv Uolkj susppctn inietidiorism bn.iiisr, he whs aroused nbout " oMock a loud noisp n of sninrntip knkinj nt thp door. RushiiiE dounstnirs Iip fouml thp buildmc in llames. The fT, t thnt there was no stoc near while tlie blnre started, adilcd to his suspicions Alibi of Youngstown Walter Is De clared Flawless taken up for settlement with the fedeinl i . 1Io0't",,!1 , Mn,y -!.,(,,y Al . ...i....,.i i.,i,- i,...i .. , ,.,, . P.) Willie Sehlneel. tnunzstown ........... ... ... III! Mill KUUI llllll I III kU,1 llllllllll i A --. - .. . .. position is pxtromeW srup it Is up ( Smith, contends no suicide would hold n ooithcs. j; jj -Iorton. president of the waiter, brought here from Ohio In ton clnrcd in some nnnitcr. Vewrpnper ,CVolver in thnt position. order, nnnounceil lierp todnr - nsk wlint thp ltritih (,oprnment I i . Ihencptit. meetinc In blenninl con jtolnc to do in new of its nstecuiPiit . .. , -.,. ,. ention hero. hnp otpd to do nwn with IVrsia lonelinlpd last xenr. '1 SEES BILL SIDETRACKED with the clause nuthorbinR the .nllliiR In this (Otineition Andiew Honnr ()f ,tiikes to enforce demands of the I-nw. BOTPinment leadei. told the House McCumDer RMDOnds With Slam at orkeis. Mr Morton snid. He ndded1 of Commons todnx that the nKrepment IMcuumner riesponas wiin biam at thnt ,,,p tr,Ko weapon hnd bcromo ob-o i does uot plate Wrrnt Britain under Johnson s Campaign leteni the opinion of n majority of the , obliRations with regard to the llolslicwk WashltiKton. Ma ''(). Charges of pgents. who belieed thnt thp Hsdi Invasion s.rnntors Ipnon. of lown, nnd John Cummins hw. under w hie Ii tlie rnihnnd The offensive hrgun lat 1'iidav b the s()n ( C'alifomin. thnt the SeiWte labor board was united, provided n JSoMicwki ngnlnst the Poles along n vteering committee had sidetracked the letter minus of adjusting Mfferences be fift iiiile line on tlie northern front mpt pmkei icgulation and other bills tnnjn emploves ind employers was continuing suiiessfullx up to es ,.. terdav. aeording to an othdnl Moiow . . i htntenieut todnt The Polish retreat was paniiknit some poiuts, the state- ment declared The capture of n lnrgp number of' prisoners nnd immense nmounts of sup-1 plies is claimed The Rnlshexikl repoitl their ndvnncp tn the Cherkassy region, along the Dnieper, to the south of Kiei. to be continuing but state thnt thete Is no ehange in the situation in the region of K ev itself The statement also savs "During the nihimie on iabk wp took a largp number of prisoners, who are being i ounted "In the direction of Bonov our troops, starting on advance, forced the river Itcrema on n second twentj miles The fighting i rrsultitig tn n continued enlargement of the ground held on the right bank ot tne river i-iprcc ngnting is continuing in the direetion of Zhiobin and Mozir. in thp rnilwnv rqjiou, nnd north of Uornnl " mmmn in i i i minim i mi, i i i i i i i i i i i , i ittt Time-Saving Iwins DEPEND upon your alarm clock to call a halt in your slumbers. And upon your DUO LATHER BRUSH to bring you to the breakfast table and the down town car on time. The DUO makes a quicker shave possible be cause it combines brush and cream. The cream is in the handle. A dip in water a twist and the best im ported bristles of the brush are whipping up a lather for a luxurious shave and a speedy one. The DeLuxc Brush Company 2517 N. 2nd St., Pbd.delphi. Look for the DUO tn thr maroon end Hold box SS 00 with hller of rroam Refill 30c each at your dealers or by mail i -i i i i i i i ii 4lmwmh J? n 'El (rfM'"l n, B 3SB ' I jC, ! bSHOiJ V R : I I 1 I ' lllllLlli:illlllLIMM''''',-q ' GtBKaWBSfi jS J&nnvrnm' z m Grand Banquet Is the world's finest COFFEE served in nil the Hanscom Restaurants or 48c lb. nt our Grocery Dcpts. Commonwealth Blend a Delicious Coffee, 41c lb. r.ft nancm do nil ywnr bakln In thoe days of hlah-prlced flour and nurar. Wc Make a Specialty of Wedding and Birthday Cakes lou mar be aure ot tovrrst nrlcra and nbiolule satisfaction nt HANSCOM'S 133; Market Strrtt and Ilrnnthcar nection with the slaying of Frederick Itueckert, wealthy mctnl mnnufneturer, was discharged by Recorder Cnrstcn today when he wns arraigned on a chnrge of murder. Inspector Kelly asked for Schlagcl's dlschnrge. dcclnrlng thnt police inyca tlgntlon hnd fnllcd to sho u flaw In his alibi. w fCREDIT CLOTHING Clothes for the Fnlire Family We Solicit Your Account Hy-Grade Clothing Co. 827 CHESTNUT ST. 2ci Floor? Open Eve. OTIIIETO 40m11TH 0IUUd"uilsT C flc DINNER or SUPPER C no 3U v7fl..8B.u&.,rec'otff.2dU irto PLATTERS sUII includtna D. D. and STILL IN THE GAME. FOOD JUST THE SAME. DON'T FOHQET,THE NAMEI STULL'S Plant ot Fred. Pearson & Co. Designed and Equipped by W. E. S. DYER Mill Engineer LAND TITLE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA Factories Mills Power Plants Special Processes and Devices OVER 800 PLANTS IN 18 YEARS One Rule for Success, Happiness, Independence Spend less than you cam. It's a little harder than it sounds, j but once you start to put awaj a ceitain sum in a savings bank every week, it's surprising how easy it is to save $100, then i $500. Wcve every facility for you. Start today. I We Pay 3.B57 i Interest from day you deposit nnd permit you to draw four checks a -month. 9AM.TOtOPM Bryn Mawr College has given to Philadelphia of the women teachers in her high schools. 54 teachers in her public schools. 500 college-trained women. What will Philadelphia give to Bryn Mawr? Bryn Mawr asks Philadelphia for $500,000 for professors' salaries. Will Philadelphia help? Contributions may be sent to Asa S. Wing, Treasurer of Bryn Mawr College, Provident Life & Trust Co., Fourth and Chestnut Sts. BcrnS The Bryn Mawr Endowment 1300 Spruce Street, Philadelphia This advertisement was paid for by an alumna of Bryn Mawr College. - ' , . ' !?" Cmfe rf3lr K1 l v ' I Mm. ttkrMiSSw?! Jr,i t i m 40 l(IV-Sk Doing Our v' Mm Black cairrSssssss C-i DISc,t "ii'l JJ white linen, ( and Ml vl 3 -patent colt. m brown. Q ' i 1 $8 to $12 Values 9 j Until Saturday, 6 P. M. i v k Then Back to Regular Prices E '. Ell Tan Ud; blacH (fiNcxo light shade ( Wjwi Ud; patent coll. tan and black. Rl M 31 S. 15th St., 2d Floor H El Open for Your Convenience From 8 A. M. to 6:30 P. M H pH Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention ' B i Cards Siqlrityw y aWm wbw NaT i X. 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With records in Kardex you can locate the card you want at a glance. A flip of a finger brings the entire card in full view. Entry ori or reference to either front or back of the card is made without removing it. That fea ture eliminates the possibility of mis filed and lost cards. The experiences of the thousands of Kardex users has served to show that Kardex saves from 50 to 75 of time in the maintenance of records, that' it makes records from 200 to 300 more efficient, that it enforces accuracy; that it encourages the use of recorded, facts and figures in planning and deciding. In justice to yourself 'and your "bus$ ness, write for complete information' about Kardex or better still, tele phone for a demonstration. Thcre.'s.1 obligation. American Kardex Company 26 S. Fifteenth St Phila., Pa. Telephone Locust 4591 I fi T T L J- .Mi ' ,' h i II Mill ' I "- L. J Jt. Jrf.l'l.' n..i . 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