Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, May 27, 1920, Night Extra, Page 8, Image 8

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LE FALSE NQTIZIE
KOLCHAK EXHIBITED IN CAGE
Siberian -ftrowda Jeered at Him, but
Admiral Died Bravely
Vancouver, n. C, May 27. (By A.
P.) Admiral Kolchak, former head of
tho All-RiuMnn government, after his
capture by revolutionists, 'was placed In
a cago at Irkutsk and exhibited for a
nominal charge, .according to N. Dcberg,
former member of the admiral's staff,
who landed hero yesterday.
Crowds surrounded tho cage, accord
ing to'Debcrg, heaping epithets upon
Kolchak.
Admiral Kolchak died smoking a I
,jiguiuuc, .accoruing lo vapmiu imr
Inco I. Webb, of the British army,
head of tho international military po
llen in Siberia, who arrived hero from
Vladivostok, lie was in Irkutsk at the
time.
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Russo-Japaneso War Com
mander Heads Soviet Legions
In the Near East
AFGHANISTAN EASY PREY
Un Tologramma di Nitti Smen-
trsco lo Notizio Allarmanti
Provenienti da Londra
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Waalilnston. Mny 27. Advance of
tho Bolshevlkl along the IVrlnti-Afghanistan
border lim been anticipated
here, dally since complete control of the
Trans-Caucasus and Tranx-Cnplan
areas was obtained by the snict nrnilex.
The reported presence of I'rinre Ku
ropatkln, former roinmnnder of the
Russian army In the lluMi-.Tapnne"o
..war, as commander of Bolshevik forcct
operating around the Caspian sea. has
liven Btrength to tho expectation of a
southward movement.
Kuropntkln was for many yenrs commander-in-chief
of the Ttnsslan forces
In central Asia at a time when Russia
was credited with harboring plans for
an invasion of India by tho route upon
which the Russian soviet army now is
proceeding.
With tho capture of the TVrlnn port
of Enzcll and of Rcsht. the Bolshevik
armies, according to officials here, have
a clear sweep of territory southward
toward India. Turkestan is said to be
thoroughly Bolshevik, and. according to
official advices, boviet forces already
have approached closo to Merv. the
railhead of the railway line running
into Afghanistan and on to Herat.
Bolshevik armies may proceed south
ward from the Trans -Caucasus und the
Caspian Into Persia or from Turkestan
Into Afghanistan towards Herat, mili
tary experts said.
In, preparation for such a project the
Bolshevlkl aro known to have been en
gaged during the past few months in
spreading propaganda in Persia and
Afghanistan. ......
In Afghanistan there is nothing to
impede the Bolshevik progress except
Irregular native troops until the north
ern frontier of India is reached. The
present Emir of Afghanistan Is said to
bo distinctly unfriendly to the British.
There arc uo British troops in Persia.
London, May 27. (By A. Pi The
city of BorNsov. on the Beresina river.
at its junction with the Minsk -Smolensk
railway line, has been captured by the
Bolsheviks in their campaign ngaint
the Poles, according to an official state
ment received by wireless from Moscow
today.
rtibllfhl nrl OlMrlbutM Under
PERMIT NO. 341.
AuthorliM iv tho ct r Oeiabjr 1.
1017. on fll at tho l'ostnftlM of PblU-
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rentmntfr lleneral.
Cable Briefs
China lias definitely refused to treat
with Japan In rgard to Shantun; with
the Versailles treaty in a basis, according-
to Wellington Koo. Chinese am
bassador to Washington, now in Taris.
The League of Nations' council will
not take part in the Spa pcaco confer
ence, as Premier Mllleraud has denied
Lloyd George's request to this effect.
Germany has begun to rebuild the fa
mous library of Louvain University, de.
stroyed by fire during the occupation of
Belgium.
New York. 27 magglo. In rlposta ad
tin telegramma invlato nll'On. Mm
riguardo le notizie allarmanti glunte
da Londra sulla sltuazlone polltica In
Italia, il Prof. Attollco. Alto Commls
sarlo d'ltalla uegll tftati I'nitl. ha rl
cevnto dal Presidente del Consiglio del
Ministrl in Uoma il seguentc mes
saggio :
"Le notizie portnte a mla conoscenza
riguardo la situazione in Italia sono
assolutamcnte false e rappresentano 11
riMiltato dl una campagua lanciata a
detriment" deiritalla. IWstono planl
di nzione diffamatricc per i quail no
tizie senza fondamento, o interamente
deformate. veugono emesse uelle capitali
etiropee per essere trnsmesso iu America
semplicemente per tin tine di spccula
zione. Iu realta' 11 lavoro di mobiHUi
zioc pro cede regolarmente e gradual
mente, in pieno nccordo con gli ordlni
emessi: 1'Esercito Itoliano c' ovunque
rispettnto; gj scioppri sono quasi com
pletnmentc cessatl e le condizioni in
terne sono norma!!.
MJuiintn ai tplegrainmi che nrrivano
all'Itero come provenienti dnll'Italia.
in una eondizioiie mutilata, i' suflicieutc
rlchiamare 1'attenzione sul fatto die in
rensuru c' statu da tempo abolitu iu
Italia."
Gmiova, 20 nuiggio. II Principe
Amyon Aostn, secondo tiglio del Dues
D'Aosta, e'partito osgi da kuesto porto
a bordo dell'incrociatorc "Homa" per
il Brasile, ovo egli reebcra' al Presi
dente Pessoa una lettera autografu di
Be Vittorio Enmnuele. L'incrociatore
tocchera' Barccllona, ovo rimarra' per
sei giorni, c poscia visitera' Malaga.
Glbilterra, Las Palinas, Dakar, Por
nambuco, Santos c Rio Janeiro. II
vinggio avra' la durata di -10 giorni.
L'incrociatore rimarra' nelle aequo
brasiliane fino a nuovi ordiui.
STRIKE CLASHES IN BOMBAY
12,000 Indian Railway Workers
Demand Pay Increase
London, May 27. (By A. 1M
Twelve thousand workers on the (Jreat
Indian Peninsula Railway have struck.
demaudiug increased wages, says a
Bombay dispatch to the hxehange Tel
egraph Co. Yesterday afternoon the
men udopied a threatening attitude,
stoned workshop windows and disor
ganized traffic in Bombay. Some en
tered the principal sienal towers and
compelled the men employed there to
raise or lower signals at their pleas
ure. Trains were boarded by the strikers,
who smashed windows, iuhulted passeu
scrs und held up traffic. When trains
i resumed, their abutters were closed und
they were again stoneu. .unitary de
tachments wer. called out, but the
strikers dispersed before they arrived. I
Men Can't Work Efficiently
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in Dust- and Gas-Filled Air
Fine flying dust and gasea, vapora, or chemi
cal fumes are a menace to your men's health.
Vitiated air lowers vitality and cuts down
interest and close application to work. Good
ventilation is an insurance against disease
and is bound to be reflected in better work
and more contented workmen.
Where large volumes of steam, gases, and
foul air are to be moved, install
Sturtevant Propeller Fans
They ore designed for use as mechanical ventilat
ing fans to move a large volume of air against small
resistances and discharge it directly out of the build
ing. Fans of the propeller type have been developed for
all conditions of service for Email theatres, restau
rants, club rooms, kitchens, laboratories, foundries, and
factories. For the work for which these Propeller
. Fans are designed to do, they are most satisfactory
and economical.
In Sturtevant Propeller Fans are embodied all the
experience, both engineering and manufacturing, that
has distinguished Sturtevant apparatus as quality
equipment for three generations.
Let a Sturtevant representative call and tell you
the proper fan to use. He will gladly co-operate with
you in making the right selection. Write, wire, or
phone for him..
Telephone: Market 1430
B. F. STURTEVANT COMPANY
A. L. BUCKMAX. District Manager
135 North Third Street
Fails
Blowers
Engines
Turbines
The Cigar
That Never
Varies!
"Two-for-a-Quarter
Quality"
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Here's the One!
es 7k T ANY are called but few are
-LM chosen!"
That is precij-r-ly tho ca.c cvory moment,
every day in any ci'sar ?.toro. Dealers .strive to
carry a brand that appeals to every taste and
price. And that's why "EL BORITA" has made
such a hit with them, for it is a happy medium
of price and quality. So when you sec "EL
BORITA" on the hox at your favorite dealer's,
you'll know it's a reminder to buy it ONCE!
John Steigerwald Cigar Co.
Philadelphia, Manufacturers
125-127 North 7th St.
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Memorial Day is Sunday
The moat-fitting tribute we can pay to those who
have passed over, is with flowers. Make this
Memorial Day a very worth-while one a wreath,
a apray. a plant, or cut flowers for Memory's sake.
The message that the lips cannot frame, the flowers
can and Memorial Day is a very real time to
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Commercial Users of Ice
Are Installing ISKO
Automatic Electric
Refrigeration
The economy and reliability of ISKO Auto
matic Electric Refrigeration command the
interest of hotels, clubs, restaurants, markets,
office buildings and other large users of ice.
ISKO operates by electricity; is controlled
automatically. It floods storage room or re
frigerator with keen, dry cold, and maintains
a constant low temperature. With such re
frigeration, food spoilage stops an impor
tant consideration in commercial uses.
For over three years the ISKO principle has
proved itself superior to ice in business uses.
Naturally, in hot veather the demand for
ISKO installations is excessive. We want to
give you prompt service, and recommend
that you see ISKO at work, now, in our
Show Rooms. Your order can be handled
with perfect satisfaction if you act at once.
ISKO means better refrigeration at less cost.
It comes also in smaller sizes for family uw.
Our illustrated booklet, "Electric Refrigera
tion," tells about ISKO. Sent upon request.
Domestic Utilities Co.
1717 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
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ends every corn
Use Blue.jay as you like best. Apply
liquid Blue-jay from a bottle, or use tho
Blue-jay plaster,
The effects on the com are identical.
The pain stops. And the entire com
quickly loosens and comes out.
Blue-jay now is ending some two mil
lion corns a month.
It has so reduced com troubles that
most folks never have them.
It will end them all when all folks know
about it.
The;Blue.jay method is easyrsentlej
sure.
It is scientific the creation of a world
famed laboratory.
For your own sake, stop paring corns.
Cease the old, harsh, inefficient methods.
Learn what millions know that corns
are folly, the pain is needless. Anybody
can be kept forever free from corns with
Blue-Jay.
Prove this tonight. Buy Blue-jay from
your druggist. - -
Bluesjay
Plaster or Liquid
The Scientific Corn Ender
BAUER & BLACK Chicago New York Toronto
Maker of Sterile Suxtlcd Drettlot and Allied ProducU
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Another Great
SALE OF HOSIERY
at Geuting's
About 12,000 pairs of
Women's and Children's
Stockings and Men's Sox
Selling at Extreme Sacrifices
This is Hosiery which we bought before
the more recent of the numerous price ad
vances so that, although they just arrived
three months late wo can sell these
stockings and sox as low, and in muny cases
lower, than our prices of a few weeks ago
when Geuting's startled the town with an
unprecedented Hosiery Sale as the first gun
in our campaign for lower prices.
Bear this in mind THERE ARE
ABSOLUTELY NO "SECONDS" every
pair of stockings and sox in this Sale is regu
lar Geuting stock the selected "FIRSTS"
of America's best .makers.
Women's Pure Silks
1500 pairs full fashioned, pure
dye Bilks with cotton garter topa
and feet whlto and color3 now
Women's Silk Lisles
8heT, beautiful full-fashioned
Mile llslc.n of finest erode blue!;,
uhlte, brown and cray now
Women's Pure Silks
Famous Gotham "gold-atrip"
fine quality utiles', full faslitoncd.
garter tops and feet blarlt. white,
and all wonted coloru now
Women's Silk Hosettes
The smartest thing of the tea
son. rlnh Hoeetteo with turn-down
ruffs for dress and bathing
Black, white and colors now
$1-65
95c
$2-65
$2-65
2000 Pairs Exquisite Lace and
Novelty Stockings
The latest Ideas und creations from Parlb greater
variety than you can possibly tlnd elsewhere all
marked at tremendous, tsacrltlccs.
Men's Silk Novelty Sox
Various color and pattern corn
blnatlonH, al.so plain silks in all
colors now
Men's Silk-Lisles
Both plain llclee of uplcndld
quality and sllk-plaltcd box all
colors now
Men's Rich Silk Sox
660 pairs superb heavy silk
dropstltch box full fashioned
now
95c
65c
$J.45
Clean-up of 3000 pairs
Children's Stockings
Fine mercerised cotton seam
less ntocklngR famous Geuting's
double-wear quality at the re
ma rltnbly low price of ,
45c
Entire Stock of Buckles and Slipper Trimmings
The finest l-'rench ImportaMonr- all genulno cut ntccl. Every day more and
more fimurt women nro clmnglng from tho bow to the buckle.
y3 OFF
1230 .
Market St.
1308
ouWcyrTmo) Chestnut St.
Cl.nn. m WW m CLo and
ol-j.' r IT he Storaa of Famous SKoea I . . i .
OlOCKingB I Or mm,m."m m i.-i I OtOCKUlgB ivi
all the family &J all the family
Alao a Quick Service Men'a Shop at 19 South 11th St.
Every Foot Professionally Fitted -Three Geuting Brothers Supervising
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