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OLD RUSSIAN DEBTS
Will Demand Constantinople if
Forced to Accept Imperial
Liability
TROTSKY'S DEATH DENIED
By the Associated 1'rcss
TvOiidon, June 15. Soviet Uuln
docii not recognize IU llnhlllt.v for debts
contracted by Ttimln up to Vnvcmbcr.
ini7. nnd if compelled to meet them will
have rnrioui ofTet!. n.v the Time in
reporting conversation between HrltNh
mlntstcrs and OrcRory Krnin. UoMip
vlk minister for trade nnd commerce.
M. Krnssin. when the mntter wn
called to his nttcntlon. U nid to have
denied the existence of any llnbllltv. but
Intimated that if the force of circnm-
Mnnces should make it desirable for the
soviet government to accept "ueh tin
WHtv, then the oiet envcrmnent wmiM
n a counter-bnlancine factor. n-it
upon Inheriting the rights nnd prlxileges
Kccured to Uusvia by former treaties
He laid especial cmphnK it Is declared.
on the convention of tfll.i. whlrh
awarded Constantinople to Kussin. i
In addition, the newspaper nworK 51. ,
Krassln stated that if soviet Unssia was
compelled to bear the burden of the
debts of the imperial recline It would
Insist on writing ofT ngaint that the debt
Incurred in overcoming the attacks or
ii.. lii. -.v.Ald In tn fnr 114 such at
tnekR were dnaneed or suppotted by nn
foreign power.
Tarls. .Tune 1.V- A I'.V-Ttr-P
resentntlves of ten tmlions attending the
International conference for the protec
tlon of foreign interests in Kussin have
decided on the principle that nil states
of the former Kuslan cmnlre must give
ctinrnntccs that they will carry their
share of the engagements of the m
pcrlnl regime, nccording to the Matin.
It hns been decided to oppose resump
tion of commercial relations until an
international agreement giving satisfac
tion to holders of Kusslan bonds has
been concluded, the newspaper says.
Copenhagen. .Tune 1." lily A. V.
Maxtor Lltrinoff. assistant commis
sioner for foreign affairs in the KuMnn
Bolfhevik government. trohn reecivril
telegrams tnim l.en V't, 5, and
Nikolai Lenine. miri-tltnh NdMiPYik
minister of war and premier I his fact
nppears to dispone of rumors originating
In Tokio that Tn.tk hn.l been niiir-
dercd nnd mat wnmp mm " i
Moscow. , ,,,,.,. -,
"This report, remarked M I.imnofT i
today, "was somewhat exaggerated. As
far as I remember this is onl the
eight time Trotsky hns been mur
dered." ITALY'S NEW MINISTRY i
Glolitti Cabinet Is Expected to Take
Oath of Office Tomorrow
London, June 15. An nxehange
Telegraph dispatch from Kome says the
following ministry Is expected to take
the oath tomorrow :
Premier nnd minister of interior. Oiio
Tamil Oiolitti: colonies. I.uigi Kossj , i
treasury, Signor Meda: war. Signor i
Itonoml; navy, Rear Admiral Seech i ,
justice. Signor .lera: iuduntr.v. Signor
Alesslo; agriculture. Signor Michell
gnbllc works. Signor Pernio ; labor,
ignor Labbio: posts. Pasqiinlino Vns
mIIo; liberated provinces, Sfguor Kai-aerl.
GREEK PRINCE WILL WED
Elizabeth of Rumania Betrothed to
King Alexander's Brother
I-nndon, .lime 15,(llj A. 1'.) I
Princess Klizabcth, eldest daughter of
King Pcrdlnnnd and Queen JInrie of
Kumnnin, Is betrothed to Prince Oeorge
of Sparta, brother of King Alexnnder
of Greece, according to nowspapers
here.
When King Constantlne of Oreece
nbdlcnted on .Tune 11, 11117, and quit
Greece, lie was accompanied bv his
oldest son. Prince George, nnd desig
nated his second son, Alexnnder. ns his
successor. Prince Oeorge was born .Tuly
7. 1SIK). Princess nilznbeth of Ki.
mania has been reported to have been
betrothed to a number of I'tiropcan
princes in the; last two jcars. but rumors
thnt she was to marry Prince George
of Greece, have been the most per
sistent of these reports.
U. S. SHIP ACT TAKEN UP
Indon, .lime 15, Premier Lloyd
George has informed the House of
Commons thnt the government has sent
representations to the ambassador at
Washington concerning the effect of the
.Tones bill on the British mercantile
murine
LA LISTA DEI NUOVI
MVN1STRI D'lTALIA
L'On. Giovanni Glolitti Sarebbo
Riuscito alia Formaziono
del Gabinetto
Publish"! n,1 mtrlbtitd Under
rntlMIT NO. 341.
Authority by th net of Octnh.r 8,
1017, on rile i.t the Postoftlca of Phtla
dolphin. Tn
a. p. nunr.KSON.
rnntmatr Of neral.
lmdra. 15 giugno. Cn dLspnccio da
Koma. glunto aH'Kxchange Telegraph,
dice che I'On. Giovanni Oiolitti e'
riuscito a forniare il Gabinetto c che 1
segitenti mlnistri si nttendc prestino
giiirnmetito di rito, oggl, inimnzl nl Kc:
Presidena del ('onsigllo cd Intcrno,
Giovanni Glolitti; Colonic, Lulgl Kossl ;
Tcsoro. On. Meda; Guerra, On,
llonoml; Marina, Vlce-Ammlrngllo
Secclil; OlnstbdnOn, Lulgl Fera; In
dustrlii. On. Alesslo: AgricoUurn, On.
Mlchcli; Lavorl l'ubbllci. On. I'enno;
I.avoro, On. I.abbio: I'osto e Tclcgrafi,
Pasqiinlino Vnssnlla J Terrc Liberate,
On. Italncri,
Pnrlgl, 15 giugno. La rlchiestn del
l'ltnlla sulle riparazionl da pngarsl dngll
Imperi Centra!!. Incluse le nenslonl. c'
stnta tlssata nelln mlsurn dl Lire (SO.
UOO.Ono.OOO fnormnlmentc circa Dollar!
12,120.000.000) sccoudo tin dlspacclo
glunto da Koma.
Koma, 1-1 giugno. l'u 'comunicato
ufiiclule nnniinzla che seicentn lusorti
nlbanesl snno rlmnstt ucclsi e circa mille
ferltl In un nttacco tentnto contro la
suarigione di Vnilona. Gil itnllnnl rl
portarouo died mortl c cinqunnta fcrlti.
Ilopo una furlnsa bnttnglia notturnn
Vallonn fu salva dalln cntttira da parte
del rlbelll, per la vnlorosa reslstentn
cd una cnrlca alia bnionettn da paitc
delle truppe alpine.
II movimentn degll insortl c' aiutnto
dngll Jugoslavi. 1 ipinli proscguono ad
occupnre I postl lflsclntl dalle truppe
Itallane. Durante 1'atfacco soprn ul
lonn, Kit itnlinnl, dopo la cm lea nlln
baloncttn, fecero nlcuno mlgllaln ill prl
glonlerl, trn ctil molt! ufflclnll .turflil e
gcndarni! nlbanesl, e cntturarono unn
natterin dl nrtlglleria. Ncllu fupi gll
Insortl nlbanesl nbbandonnrono parco
chlo mllrogliatrlci. dcllci quail nvcvauo
atto largo tiso, lasclate da! franccbi
coll'cvapunzlonc di Scutari c Korltza.
r'ugatl git insoitI( gll Itnllnnl pro
Itserttes
gou right!
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Bar Pins
Pcautltul new d.
alms In rr-en gnUt
epen work effect. Ret
ulth diamonds. sad
phlrc- etc . at a price range of
$22 to $100
line Gift for (Iraduales
C.R. Smith & Son
Market St. at 18th
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HOME VICTOR
WATER HEATER
FOR COAI
'".'"SlP1'.. con"nt mite
plrt J to 80 tallona. lo. HmIi
radiators alto. Thr U notb
Inr lutt aa road. Free book.
Reeves Stove 38
& Foundry Co. So. 2d
friM-il
cedereno nUnrrcsto del tradltorl, com
prcso II sinihuo dl Vrtllonn. Aly llnu,
c dl tuttl I resldentl del qunrtlere Ulan-
mcttnno cue nirono pnti a nonui m
vaporo e sotto se&rtn deportntl nel
l'lsola dl Harena.
La popolazlonc civile. Itisiemc
nirattuaie prcfetto dl Vallonn, c stata
tradotta n llrlndisl.
Learn to
Drive Your Automobile
In nil sorts f truffle. Asold ncclilents
save money, Kxpert Inatrurtlon rlren
In modern citrs by nppolnlment from
10 A. M. tn 10 P. M.
Call or plione for particulars.
Auto School
1824 l.uttlonr St.
YMCA
Arch St.
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because it is
a clean White mrjer
glass of Charming
appearance me
aristocrat among
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and sit defects In speech cured.
All rnoon na oninK rinsnei.
Tall. Wrltr or I'hnno
Pnnlnr I3SI for Pr'ml',r
THE QUIGLEY INSTITUTE
For the enre of all deferts In sueMh
11JI .ll.4SII.lt rllllul.I
Purttv Specialties Co.
CMAJUJ LHWT. OWMU u Hat.
Denckja BtDC. Philadelphia
firr
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Hamilton Watches
Timekeepers o f un
questionable reliability.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JUWKLU IS StLVCftSMITHS
niAM'3 CROWN PRINCE DIE8
London, Juno IB. Prince Chno Vn
Clirnk Unbonus TlniTnnarth, brother ol
the king, of Blarn, (Shao Fa Maha Vail.
rnTUiiil, ium ucir iirrnunipiire to fh. J
Hlngaporc, 7' "
Play Safe!
FERRO Clothps arc absolutely worry-proof,
SPRING & SUMMER SUITS
$38.50 to $78.50
Were $45 to $85
Exceptional Value Panama Hata
$5.50
Values up to $25,
Ferco & Co. ic
Clothiers & Outfitters
Apents for
Rogers Peel Clothes
Chestivut Street at Juniper.
JL The Biggest Sale of
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High-Grade Footwear
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BEGINS TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16
When you want
good advice
If it is on a financial matter, you go to your banker or
broker. If it is legal advice, you see your lawyer.
Usually you select men whose experience is valuable and
in whom you have confidence.
When you want advice on anything that concerns iiling,
we want you to call on Library Bureau.
Your business maybe making shoes or selling dynamos.
Ours happens to be filing. You know all the ins and
outs of your own business because you have grown up
with it studied it made it your life work. Our knowl
edge of filing comes from the same source.
We have been through the mill. We have rubbed
elbows with every business under the sun. We have
come face to face with practically every filing problem.
The L. B. knolv-hohf is important.
Perhaps your present need is simply a system to file
drawings, blue-prints and photographs. Whatever it is,
if it's films, think of Library Bureau.
Write for our 64-page catalog" Vertical filing"
Library Bu r e au
WISHING to reduce in a measure the High
Cost of Living, some of our manufacturers
have volunteered to co-operate with us in a
tremendous sale of $1,000,000 worth of shoes for
men, women and children. Beginning tomorrow,
we are sacrificing profits on our entire stock, with
but one exception, our $14 Pe-Dom-Ics.
WE HAVE always been known as a popular
priced house for high-grade footwear and in
this Million Dollar Sale we are substantially
lowering our already low prices. The Dalsimer
Standard of Quality, intelligent service and expert
fitting are features that make this sale different
from all other, shoe sales.
Women 's
Men's
that were
13 JO and 12.50
10.85
O O C that were
O.OU
12.00 and 11.00
7 O C thai were
6.85
4.85
70.00 and 9.00
that were
7.90
that were
6.90
10.85
8.85
6.85
PUMPS Seamleis Opera, Theo,
Two-Button Strap, Cron-Strop, Vogue
and One-Eyelet. High nnd low heels.
OXFORDS Wine-Tip. Brogue,
Plain and Straight Tip. Baby French,
High Louis, Military and Low Heels.
LEATHERS Black or White Buck-
kin, Grey or Brown Suede, Black or
Brown Kid, Patent or Dull Calf, White
Linen or Nubuck.
that were
16.00 and 14.00
that were
12.00 ahd 10.00
t
that were
9.00 and 8.00
OXFORDS Brogue or Wing-Tip
Effects, English, Medium or Broad
Toes.
LEATHERS Genuine Shell, Cor-2?van-
Top-grade Dark Tan Calfskin,
Black Calf or Kid, White Buckskin or
Linen
Growing Girls'
6QA that were
VJ 10.00 and 9.00
5Ckf (hat were
W 8.50 and 7.S0
4QA that were
pol 7.00 and 6.00
PUMPS & OXFORDS
LEATHERS Mahogany Tan,
Black Calf. Patent Colt, White Buck
or Reignskin.
White Footwear for Vacation
Now is your opportunity
to buy at a big saving
Children 's
3.95)
o .- PRICED
0.45 (ACCORDING
2.90)ros'Z'
thai were 6.00 to 4.00
PUMPS & OXFORDS
LEATHERS Tan or Black Calf,
Patent Colt, White Reignskin.
Tan Barefoot Sandals
1.95
All Sizes
'TIS A FEAT TO FIT FEET
jBaLtiimjeSL
THE BIG SHOE STORE
1204-06-08 Market Street
Women's Departments
Second Floor
Third Floor
Children & Growing Girls
Downstairs
Card and filing
systems
Founded 187
Filing cabinets
wood and steel
. M. W. MONTGOMERY. Manacjer
910 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
Salesrooms In 49 leading cities of the United States, Great Britain and Franc
Men's Department
Main Floor
Boys' Department
Balcony
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