, v j " : t r ' !, r f. ; , ii,T r s 5 ! I -U. j EVENING PUBLIC ' LEBGEI-PHItADELPHIA', FBlDiX MAY 21, 1020 . . J , , r i , i . i" ' NTT SOSIbNUlU HUNGARY TO SIGN DAI VARII PARI' DELEGATES QUIT L'Annunzio Ufficialo per Nuovo Ministero Sara' Dato in Giornata PublUhmt nnil platrlbulM L'ndfr PERMIT SO .141 Authorlfd h thi "ft t OrloW n 1917 on lie at tlic Potoltlc nf Phlla d.iphi. ra s lu.niJ.,0N. ritrniMer (leneral. Kama. 2(1 m.iRfili. I npl drl pnrtltl rndlrnlM. lihrrnlr. drmncintii u. ilrino- crntlro costltulniuilpp rlformiMn. imniif. ten u to nucMu sera srpnrntp rlunimil oil hantio dcclo li sostrnprr il nuuo ISiiIii notto formnto tlnll'Oii Mttl. Ia listn del riiinpourtitl il nnon Mtnlstero rrrn tiQlclnltnciitc nniiunrl ata domnni Tjondra. 21 iimpcm l'n dispnmo iln rarlsi nl London TIiiipi 111111111171.1 Up 1'On. Nidi ha formnto il niioto (tiibl nrtto ton 1'nppoRsio del attolici 11 Gnbinrttn nrrlilip rni' umipoxto France, o Suprio Nitti. prrxiilni7.i del C'oiivislio id lntprnl: Vlttorlo Stlalola. MlnlMro pr gll Affarl INtrri: On. llonomi. Minixtro per la (Jiiorra ; Ammlraclio Sen hi. Mlnistrn ilolla Marhm: On Dp Nava. Minlstro ppr i Lavorl I'ubbliti: On. Torrp. .Minlstro dcH'lKtrurloHP' On Slinii7ii. Minixtro dpi ToMiro- On Aloxxio. Mitnstro di'lle Finaiup (Jll altii porta foli mih bl"ni axPKnnti agli onomnli ISiutini Mm 1 p I'na A titolo tli doiinpa i' ppiiln iliiaia mentp dimn-tui 11 ipinli noti7ip fan tastirlip Hi ruorra per dpnignirp 1 Italia, riportiamo il oogupiitp trlPKramni.i fiunto. iprl. da l.ondra Londra, '20 lnnggio Soeondo tin dispaccio giiinto da Milano al London Times, tm-rroldi' sora 111 Honia orpro Tocl riguardo ad tin complotto ppr tin rolpo di i-tnto in Italia SI dicp die il Gencralc I'cppino Garibaldi prpo partp ad una rinnimip orgaui7zata dnl (or dftto "grnppo dol rinnoanipnto," il quale drci.i di occupurp zh pdihpi pub bliei durantp '1 giornata di rioxpiII'. I.n nntizia 1' 11gn. 111a tl Tiiiipx iIiip Che II inn oirixnondptitp nntiiinin ( Iip qiiaklic imn ill pio m i' hpi ruinniiil hp (oriono. tanto cIh la polt7in In I y Gum dm Itpgtn tin da inprpoldi' hit opctipnto gli rdilii i (tiibblii 1 ppi pintr grrli coatro pialxiax nttimo (io' avPiinp nun nppinn xi rbbp ntorp di 1 nccoziati orxi tra il Gpiiprnlp Garibaldi e Gnxperptti mpo drl gruppo pndptto T'nn siinilp notiln 1 pubblii ata dnl Dally Mail, inn il giornnlp njsiuiisi ill' i riunori souo ipfoml'iti Decision to Accept Allied Terms Made With Many Bitter Protests HAVE HOPES FOR FUTURE H.v Hip Assocljipd l'rf; Itudappst. Mnv ill. lion l'rn7nnv zkr. renrpxpntlnc thp Huncnrtiin gov prntnpiit. bn prprntrd to t'remipr Mil lprnnd In l'nrix two dopiinipnt", the firt loiitainiiig tlip rpxignatlon of the Hun Rnrinn prate dplegntion and tlip scconil from tlip Ilffngnrinn Rocmnipnt an nounpiiiR Its tonipHance with tin' tprm of the prapc trraty and a statement that it will appoint a new penee. dele gntion for vigiilng the trpnt "wliPti thp pxnet datp N fixpd for this function. Tlip text of thp two documpiits will bp printpt! Iiitp today Vp to thp prpx put thprp wprp no indications In Itttdii lipst of 11 decision to sign the trpntv. and it ix thought tlip-p max bp (lilliiulty in finding men who will tnKo the odium of aflixing their signatures to the com pin r. Therp is no indication of any rp sputinpiit against Count Albprt Ap ponji. formrr brad of thp Hungarian pparp delegation. Although his pn dpavors to sppuip bettpr terms from thp Allips than nrp statrd in flip ppaip tieatA were fiuit'pxs, thp rrnlizntion vpcnix to priMiil that ho did ids 1ipi to v.ui a di -penile latin1 Appouxi wax peiuliirl nffietrd b tin fate of L'.."IM1.(MHI M.irmiix nit ofT fioui the motliprland ami ipfined a pliblM'itP to dpeidc tlieir wishes Tills fact ponstl tuted tlic burden of his lomplaint in his letter nf resignation. Thp lettpr nnnoniiciug the resigna tion of the delegation, as written by Count Apponji, follows: "The definite text of the treaty does not contnin n sinRlo essential modifica tion to that which was prpspntrd to us in Jnnuarv. It was not tlip hlxtorleal right of Hungary to her anc icnt tern torj that we imoked It wns the right of tin populations com omul that we insisted on when we requeiitiil a plebls lite mid wc ptlll reipiest this. Vp ore painfully urprlspd to learn that the Allies refuse in our ease np plication of principles which the tlieni wehes hne proelnlined, nnnielj , the Indlsputablp rlglit of peoples to self" determination. "Whate'.pr the loyalty with wlileh we mav fulfill every obligation iPKtiltlng fiom the treaty, the moral tip uniting us to tlirsp ppoptes will never be broken. ANo wp nhnll nppr reuse to laj befoie the Leapiii of Nation their complaints of suffering. "We niknowledcp that fome of our (eonomie and finniielnl obsenatlons linip been lonsldered. t Yet the natural out lets of the routitr) nrp not assured In the dlrpitlon of tlip Adriatic, Apgean or Illack sca. The tountry is left eliaiged with financial obligations it cannot fulfil I . "The decisive facts are tfie dlsmcni beimcnt of llungnii. and the refusal of n plebiscite. Therefore, the treaty is not nccpptublp nnd the delegation doei not icgnnl Itself cuthnrlred to sign it, UnwcptS wo do not hbiltate.to estab Hull tlic fact that the Allies1 covering letter oppnn n way to rcparatloim for cprtnln justices." The government's letter of compliance to the treaty terms, tdgncd bv Alcx nnder Slmonl-Seincden, premlei, and Count 1'nul Telekv. fnreieu minister. di chnes that Hungary lH brought neuter admission to the League of Nations. It sn.vs that Hungary will nlgn the troaty in supposition that the promises . .i. tin.... .. tin., ..inn.. 1 ' 01 me itiio" mii ire liiiiiucil. LEAGUE ISSUE IN OREGON Covenant Enters Into Q. O. P and Democratic Contetts Today Portland. Ore'Mny al. (lh A. V.) The. League of Nations wai nn out standing issue both in the llepiibliian contest for presidential indorsement and the contest for Democratic nomination for United States senator In the Oregon primary today, The nrtlvc candidates for the Repub lican presidential preference nrc Gen eral Wood. Governor Louden and Scnn tor Johnson. The names of Senator lVdndpttrr nnd Herbert Hoover also np prnr on the ltcptibllenn ballot, but Sen- tltrir T'nlmlnrlAP niinniinppll 111) wltll ilrnwal from the Oregon contest nnd Mr. Hoover's campaign mnnngers in the stale have asked llepubllcans to throw their strength to the pro-league candi date thev believe lo have the best cIiiiiipp of dpfentliig tlic "no-league candidao of Hlrnm Johnson." Tho name of William G. McAdoo Is the only one nppearlng on the ballot ns Democratic candidate for President. Senator Chamberlain, seeking re election, is opposed for the Democratic nomination by Hnrvey G. Starkweather, an avowed supporter of President Wilson. Send the Kiddies here for their Sodas fco the jfountains where clean pa.perilyGlacSSQs protect their health one glass or each patron.The smooth curved lip makes the j(y Glass a delight to drink from; The aristocrat among paper glasses. Puritv Specialties Co. CHAJtf.ES L.HUFF. OV?NER. andMCR.. Denckla Bldg. Philadelphia BEiiPHONE Walnut 45RO keVstone phone oace aia BMi m m-r v r a rs. siBV C$c&3'- ' If f m f-sBWj 1 l 1 I ( l"HfJ 1 Do You Want to Buy a Good Second-hand Automobile? The follow InK four cm .iro thoroughly cooil automobiles and In fine condition and aiiie.iran e Tliev ve been turned In to us lo sell for people who .ire li'iv 1 1: new- ralgc fars nnd the me prooerlv priced I'hone u .ibout them, or come In to bee tlum 19I9 CHKVROI.ET Model V B 5-pafs Sedan, minted d.n k blue, bumper anil spare t ire SI .'.in nn i3:o nvi:ni.n Fix i Modl l-T: tiles er Rood one xtr. SJ'S ou 1913 ovi:ni..vn Mod. 1 SHMI OU 19IS HI l'K 1'lve 1 ass Model 'K-lu . S1J0U OU Bigelow-Willey Motor Co. 301 North IlrnMil t 1'hltndrliililii KINNEY'S 116-18-20 North 8th St., Above Arch St., Phila. KINNEY'S T m mm a LAVA-VAR! Quick ! Sure ! Certain ! Easy to apply. Dries overnight, Lasts longest. Won't turn white. I Economical. Renews the lite ot woodwork, floors, furniture and stairs. At Your Dealer's All Colors and Clear Felton, Sibley & Co., Inc. Philadelphia Jjnu;arlurrr o' Cijlor f'ntnti nnd Varnnhtt liner H6.1 t .r"T--- . r jw tt urn wmuem ? .rttill It Wjifi m$mm f- C-- WW ' lyjyjf lit rinish i actories Owned -and Dieratei bv Khmevs Are Respeisifele for The: k Pliadelplia Cai Diplicate iiel m Otl NOT even the "20 oil" can touch our prices, for our factories manufacture shoes exclusively for over 70 other stores throughout the country and we retail them to you at less than 5 profit! Is it any wonder that Kinney does the biggest shoe business in Philadelphia any wonder that folks buy two and three pairs of shoes at one time? You can afford to do so a dollar goes further at Kinney's than anywhere else. Children's Low and High Shoes 0 QQ 2.79 '3.49 U.59 '1.49 '2.49 '2.49 '1,98 ?1.69 3.98 3.98 LirJiTT"". Ife&Dnes Hard as Lava aVVL lnfania liutent leather HI C ut Uutton tn litavci urvvn toi bizea 53 to S i ludiens black l-.ici oxfords. iMzea 8 . to 11 lice feame Misies'. hizts 1 1 's lo J Price Misses white catn.es Mai lanes -izes 1 1 ' lo . i hildren s vhite ramus Mai, lanea Sizes ( ' to 11 i hildren a patent Mar lanes Sizes 8 ' , to 2 M hSes dull i.ilf .Maij J I lies Mzcs 11 8 to J children s black kid Mur Janes .Sizes 8'j to 11 Infunts brown Kid Mar Jam; Pumpa .sizes lo 8 (..rowing Klrls black kid Ox- tords I'iIcg CiroinK ( rls' brown calf Ox- fcrdi Price Clrowlnu 'lirls pitenl leatherpl.ini Pumps. sizis J' to 0 ho pnt"nt 0 QQ leather Oxfords SIzch 2 . to 0 O.I70 c hildren s brown Vlcl Kid Ox. Q QQ fords sizes 8-i to 'J tZfO i lilldren s patent 2-ejelet tie 0 QQ sues 8'2 to 11 3CaU Misses patent 2-ejelet tie 3 QQ sizes ll's to J 0.i70 iiiowli.r Kirls wh'le canvts Ox. Q QQ foid. rubber luels tf3 Sturdy High Shoes i i ldrens Runmetal lace -I QQ Zls '? lo J JO i I drrn s brown lace S zes Q QQ si. to 11 t,ZJO i dren pnti-ri leather button Q QQ Sizes 6U 10 11 , tiJO -ow nu jr1-"'1' brown ctlf tA QQ Now Is the Time for "Keds" Tennis Shoes 98c to $1.49 AH styles and sizes. Misses' and Children's Barefoot Sandals & Play Oxfords 98c to $1.98 All Mail Orders Promptly Men's Low Shoes "6.98 Tr-iun I.nRlfnh Hroirue Oxford Men s i ordo cji f l.nKllHh fl fords I'Hll C QQ M II loe I'rcrc U.OO Mn llrown Vlcl Dluctier liiford with C AQ rubier heels O.lf .Men h brown nnd black calf I.iibIihIi Oxford Special (ioncler C OS Men brown and b'nek fAlf l lurb r fi(ordit Socclal ',;:';:,Nt"r 5.98 Men i p( i ot bluctiT (inform wit medium tot Hp(i ldkOOd C AQ 1.49 ear we i Men n hi i c i cm c ixf r H welt M'll H KUI melHl tA AQ 1 onicri i. c.iitcrn ""7 MM. brown KnclUh bals CiooeHr C QQ welt ,,5"J Men Kunni'lul tA OR bluchers 4 buls - Men lrl l.id C QQ lilurlirm J,SO Men h hemy work Q AQ shoes b'nek inn -' Ho black clre bliiohc r, ue 1 I Id 3,49 Men s s out fO QQ Shorn C.O High Shoes II vn n m out Shn HI H .-k to JO QQ I im u mn tan ttcnut nom K fH U o QQ 1 f l.row,n UULhrr with S.l';r 5.98 t n iir imi II n r I I a h ' Kut $7 AQ hij-" itJO 1 i' i t.t hlnck $' hoo hhoen Women's Low and High Shoes 3.49 2.98 2.98 women s whlto canvas Oxford, $ with high covered Kouis heel. baine In white canva) Pumps Women's patent leather Mary Jane Pumps . .-. Mat kid high heel Pumps, plain toe PUIn patent leather seamless Pumps, with, hlch heels.. . Women h patent leather Ox fords, Louis heel Comfort Oxfords, plain toe or tli ... Women's mat kid lilKh-bcel Pumps. Turned soles Special WomcnH black kid, high heel Oxfords ... Black calf and kid Oxfords, new mtllUiy heel Women's white canvas Oxfoid with rubber heel '1.98 '6.98 '3.98 '4.98 3.49 3.98 5.98 J4.98 '3.49 ALL STYLES OF HIGH SHOES SSK m!"!!-4 Mi, . mwM'zzsi 1 111, Am'flm) mw$&MtfmnmMfimMSMMi:wk ''A TmssCBIG SHOE STORE. La i in M i i "' m lv '.hi1 mv I MANUFAcWMESlBt Women black kid, hlsh and medium heel lace Hhoes Women'a patent leather, me. ,diuin heel, gray cloth tops W omens kid comfort hhoes . Women's wide-ankle com fort Shoes '6.98 '6.49 3.98 '5.98 'and retailers In the Bargain Bins :0(l Pairs Odd nnd Cnila nf rump, nnd Oxford. jn QQ Special ... &.l0 All .lies nnd nlvlen In brawn nnd black, Men's Boots '2.98 . '3.49 116-118-120 N. 8th St. Abp?.rclh.St' nn rrM.ir'W' I. M.. Hnlnrd.r till 10 V. M. rllUadeIpni Men's Hharl Hoot. Men'i. Htorm King Hoo I. Men's 17. H. Army Hip Q QQ Ilnnlmsltei. 0 lo 1 1 OtOU 1918 Franklin Sedan Serie No. 0 Ktcellent meehsnlist eondltlonl fully equipped! UJed by the orlKlnat iTtM?"? Chsrle. If. ls1rr. deresseil Tho Provident Life and Truit Company of Philadelphia A00 Chentnnt ft.. rhUmlflnliln ftanscom's Own Make Fancy Assorted CHOCOLATES Still Retailing at 65c lb. ' SEE TURK RULE ENDED Diplomats Dellevo Ottomans Will , Accept Allied Terms Va.liliiRtnn, May !!l, TtirUry Is ex nrrtoil to bctitlllio neik with ti lie Orl rntnl fatalism to the terms of tho Turk Nil treaty now liclnp exninlneil by tlio Turkish delegate In Tarlfi. This Is tlic opinion of well informed diplomatic ofli cutis here In close touch with the Neat i;nnt Hltuatlon,. In tlic opinion of these officials the greatest trouble which the Allies have had to encounter with tho Turks, in 1 - . t -.a eluding tlio militarist!!- tlmm i.. '1 bv Mnstnfn Kemnl 1'nslin. hr.Va,uM feet vot. tinder the loininnn.i10.1 t I INntionallst leader at 10,000 nf Ll11" only 1 5.000 safely nmv hJL for nn tiling approaching n nr.i T"1 military operation. In an I n6A'c'M Orcek troops nt Smyrna, It I Kffet7 cnsjly could take enre of tlcsofiS operating In conjunction vviih & Katolla". Con'lanllnPlo 'oZ The orlglnnl force of the nallm, i. movement, however, according in accounts, lias -subsided. B t0 U 1232 Market St.' 929 Market St. 734 Market St. Kiwi tL Tfllell "' ITfl bCTV ml e'!eHIP9IBI Best White Enamel Nursery Furniture Aseptic "Kiddie Koops" Every mother owes it to her babies and herself to have in the nursery all the things that make for the children's qpmfort, and save unnecessary steps nnd work for her. We have a comprehensive assortment of all tho daintiest and most practical articles. Dougherty's Faultless Bedding Hair Mattresses Box Springs Bedsteads 1632 Chestnut Street Cribs Bassinettes Dressers Wardrobes Scales Dainty Blankets and Comforts iPRESSfSfS CONTINUATION OF OUR GREA T SALE PRICES SMASHED! BARGAINS GALORE Our $2,500,000.00 Stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware Now on SALE at ONE-FIFTH Less Than Our Regular LOW PRICES. The great price smashing sale we announced yesterday means more dollars in savings for you than we have ever be fore been able to offer. This is a genuine honest straight 20 rr discount sale not a price tag has been changed from our already low prices! And the great throngs of customers who purchased from us yes terday means ample testimony to the marvelous values we are now offering. This sale, giving you a sweeping reduction of one-fifth less than the marked prices means that you can now buy freely for your immediate needs and also your future re quirements. An offer of this kind is a greater money-saving opportunity than can ever occur again. Visjt any of bur 3 stores and choose from our remarkably low priced stocks with an extra 20 off besides. A Few Notable Examples of the Great Values We Ai Now Offering in This 20 Discount Sale Alt Ulail Orders Filled Promptly Here Are 2 Wonderful Diamond Ring Specials Jj carat blue white bril liant diamond set into a 14K. olid gold lady's or man's ring. Regular $65.00 value. Our special low price, $50 You deduct 20, GMQ so all you pay is a-l-16 carat blue white brilliant diamond set into a 14K. solid gold lady's or man's ring. Regular $135 viue. inn Our special low price, PIUU You deduct 20, ggA so all you pay is Here ia a Watch-Value Extraordinary ! Handsome Thin Model Watch 17 RUBY JEWELS, ADJUSTED, REGU LATED, 20 -YEAR GUARANTEED GOLD FILLED. A splendid timekeeper. Regular $15 value, ... Our special low price, pl C. You deduct 20, QQ so all you pay is. r',v'v A BIG MONEY-SAVING SILVERWARE BARGAIN. The Famous "Rogers Presslyn" Quadruple Silverware Guar anteed for Life! 26 pieces of this famous silverware consisting of 6 teaspoons, 6 tablespoons, 6 knives, 6 forks, 1 sugar shell and 1 butter knife. Regular $14 value. Our special low price, You deduct 20, so all you pay is. . $10 $8 This is the Greatest Value-Giving Sale Ever Held It Means Big Savings for You! TAKE" ADVANTAGE OF THIS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY NOW! This offer is for store sales onlyl No Exchanges I No Refunds! No Charges I Each Sale is Final I I w v9k tO 17 LT2WiSIfttW 000 M-ATJinvr T. aWJrASWr MATJUTWr s. n.w.cor. QrSsrmyt ' st. A HOUSE -WORTHY-QF YOUR PATRONAGE. The only ceptioni In ," sale is "bout $35,000 worth of goods ikjjt have to be soW , t reitrleteij ronufcturr prices, such Hmllton H o " Watches II I 1 I I !- !lrf " f , - fW 1 II I A - - ' I J-NK k.'-f.D?,' yr vw f f y , J ,(.,. 'A" iAl.l'lh , i ' ,1 I i-Sl'1 '' ' r Am : fMm ljUfUMWNMJM1IM I
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