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t't .jilontion, .liny n. luiwinii imwi
ftV"iM have Hiim-hoil their vn.r forwnrtl
Hji'the (wutliern flank of the Polish
int nntl 'ovlel mitlinr.v mithorltlns
pSjPrfrt fii(V'-. In a errira of bn'tlcs nrar
ftMartn"Kniiliinijtmv, (oss-rril which
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j.ifnynincy nre ut'ivinc me t"ir. nnuur
injf lo it NoWirirlk official stnteinent re
.ceiveil here Ty v'rele.s.
'' 'Soviet forces hnve renehed MHtchcr,
".t.itonty-four miles njpt of l'rofklrov.
' arid linvc occupied Moliilcv-l'oilolsk lu
ih!r ilrlvo along the Dniester river.
Heavy fightlnc H koIur on between
the bolshevik nml forces commnn'leil by
General "Wrnnpel. oji the southern
front, the ftrnsK'e beiiiR particularly
intense In the nfilmi of Orlekliov, th.'
Statement says. '
Wnrww. July S. (Nv A. 1) -Bolplicvik
troops after "I'vral frtilt'ess
Attempts, have muceeiled In pfffctins '" '
(rosslnc; of the Beresina in tronc force
iieac Nnvosinlkl. southeast of ltrrlov.
about fifty miles northeast of Minsk, it
Vps announced in today's Polish official
communique.
A'.iA, smaller detachment forced tin
Beresina south of Iloresina villaue.
farther to the southeast.
pwinjr to the critlcnt position of the
cquntry, volunteers for active service
in 'I the nrmy nre offcrlnc themselves
from every side. They include school
and university teachers, students. Hoy
Scouts, pivll servants and ministerial
employes, whose occupations excuse
them from military service. The stu
dents.nre enlistlns In such numbers that
the Warsaw universities have been
cloitc'd. "
ijtlrred by the appeal of the Nationnl
Council (iC'Uefense for volunteers, hun
dreds. of Rlrls and women have taken
initial steps to join the nrmy. Yester
day' uniformed women soldiers, with
women officers, paraded tlm streets sIiir
liur1, and for the first time Warsaw saw
detachments of female recruits under
the' guidance 0f women officers march
ing to the barracks.
Many' of the recruits were stroiiR girls
hi short skirts and shirtwaists with
braided hair hanging down their backs.
The rslnht of female recruits aroused en
thusiasm everywhere along the principal
streets. Mixed with the girl recruits
wrte. women of from twenty-five to
thirty years who swung parasols, purses
and market packages in arms which will
, goon carry rifles.
The women h Dnltauous wn oe uvu
pfly for guaril duty in garrisons mm
Ifclcpots and as train eseons, uiu
yiag men or imc iroui imcs.
e'-SoclalJst party cen'.'al comniit-
tee. today issued the following procla
mation': "When tho Polish troops were ad
vancing we demanded pence, but now
wc ought to defend ourselves firmly.
e appeal to the soldiers to fulfill their
duty ,in defense of the country against
the invader. The government, however,
ought to give guarantees tlint it desires
PScc, declare to the world that Poland
dfcsircs a just pence and address to the
soviet government proposals for peace
ljcgotiatlons."
(parl, July 8, ijy A. ?.) Ue.
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potts of tho capture of Jlovno, ouo of
the thtee fatnou fortresses. In western
Utissla by the llolsbevlki, hro foriflrmed
by a Polish official statement issued
yesterday and received here today.
nerlln. July 8. The Polish front
from the Prlpet to the Uarpatlan's has
completely collapsed, and the situation
is most serious, the semiofficial Allge
inelnei Xcitung says it learns nuthorl
tntlvcly. The Itussian push southward
from Kiev and Kovno lias met with
only slight opposition. .
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Daughter of U. S. High Commission
er to Belgium Only 17
New York, July S. News reached
New York yesterday from Paris of the
engagement of Miss Consuelo Morgan,
daughter of Mr. Harry II. Morgan.
I'nlted Ktntescommissloner to llrltcluni,
and Mrs. Morgan, to Count Jean I'e
uiaupusdu Juglnrt. of Pails. Theiniir
riage will take p'nee in St. Pierre d'.'
C'hnMIot today. Miss Morgan, who I'
seventeen years old. went to Hip Krenc'i
caultnl lust March to cnutiiiui' her
studies and wa to have been littioduced
to society next winter.
In June Mrs. Morgan and her daugh
ter were introduced to the Belgian court
jit a drawing room in the palace nt
Brussels and afterward attended a royal
garden party. Misa Morgan is n grand -(laughter
on her mother's side of fien
eral Kilpatrick, one. time nmbassador
to riille. nnd Mr. Phlllii Hiekv Morgan
at one time Judge of the Supreme Court i
of I.ouislann. nnd Judge of the Inter
national Court in Kgypt.
Count i)e Mnunns. on of Count and
Countess Do Mnupus du Juglnrt, of X)
Hue do I.ouii'lmmp. Paris, is thlrtv
years old. lie Is n member of an an
cient French family thnt hns nourished
since the eleventh century. He was
one of the first Frenchmen to join hi
country's colors In the world war. Ai
Peronne he was severely wounded nnd
his lighting career cut short, lie was
captured and taken to Germany, vhere
he reninined in a prison camp four
years. His brother was killed In the
war.
Private Shops in Moscow Shut
Moscow. June 17. (Hy A,. P.) All
private enterprises not operating upon
n purely co-operative basis have becji
i-lnseil. as the firyt sten by Moscow au
thorities in n vigorous fight against
speculation. 1 rathe in cosmetlcM nml
toilet articles will be nationalized, Shop
keepers, including proprietors of rcstnu-
rnms. luwe received notice their shops
ure subject to closure.
TO MARINE
SALVORS,
WRECKERS, ,
SHIPOWNERS
STR. "D. R. HANNA"
702J Gron Tom
Tenders are solicited for
the floating, rishtinp nnd de
livery of this steamer, sunk
by collision in about 23 fath
oms of water off Alpena,
Mich., in Lake Huron.
Tenders for the purchase of
the vessel as she now lies are
also solicited.
For terms of contract and
fuller particulars apply to
R. Parry-Jones, Lloyd Agent
Kirby Bids.. Cleveland, O.
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BONWIT TELjLER CuCO
CHESTNUr AT THIRTEENTH STREET !
Aniijouncing for Tomorrow Friday s
The Most Exceptional Sale We
Have Ever Attempted!
Boys' $3 li W m ' m,
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The Missc Dept. -Fourth Floor -Features
A SALE OF SUITS
Choice of Any Suit
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TSue Style
Styles for every purpose sports, dress or for.general wear.
Tailored, braided, box, blouse 'and, Eton models inuprofusion and
of course the usual Bonwit Teller 'high standard of workmanship.
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Store .Orders
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Men's $15
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Tomorrow and Saturday
Mr. Hill, is Ready Witti Another' Wonderful Sale
1 ,000 Men's $10 and
$12.50 Palm Beach &
Cool Cloth Suits
A wide and varied range of materials featuring the, ever popular
Tricotines, Poiret Twill, French and Menswear Serges.
Tfiie Color
In keeping with the popular demand, navy blue predominates, but
the various shades of brown, as well as greens, tans, checks, plaids
and heather mixtures, are included.
Jst 273 Soils in all and
Every One Must Go !
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Ply: 34 to SO Ku!Ion. ic. H'ati
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Reeves Stove 38
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Wo offer veu. as sales.
men, only those maiuie
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It surprises certain, users of small cars to find
that they can obtain Goodyear Tires at a first
cost ordinarily, not greater, and sometimes less,
than that of other tires.
This initial value, as well as the very low final
cost, results from the application of Goodyear
experience and care to their manufacture in
the world's largest tire factory devoted to 30x3-,
30 x 3!2- and 31 x 4-inch sizes.
Such facts explain why more cars, using these
sizes, were factory - equipped last year with
Goodyear Tires than with any other kind.
If you drive a Ford, Chevrolet, Maxwell, or
Dort take advantage of the opportunity to
enjoy real Goodyear value and economy; equip
your car with Goodyear Tires and Heavy
Tourist Tubes at the nearest Service Station.
30x.)l Goodyear Doublr-Cure
Fabric, AllAVeatherTread . .
30x31 Goodyear Single-Cure
Fabric, Ami'Skld Tread . . .
$232
$212
Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes coet no more than the price
you are asked to pay for tubes of less merit why rk costly
casings when euch sure protection Is available! e0
30x3V4 olxe in waterproof bag r T1
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Palm Beaches
Cool Cloths
Flannels
Arepore Clothes
Summer Crashes
Summer Homespuns
Mr. Hill says he wijl make every
man in Philadelphia comfortable this
summer. Why, man one of these
light weight suits will help you en
joy the summer instead of growling
about the hqat.
Come in and see the wonderful
variety of the styles the endless
number of patterns and colorings.
A size for every man, whether he
be tall, stout, short or slim.
$25 Silk Mohair, Palm Beach
& Better
Grade ff
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of scientific refrigeration at an operat
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fif you absolutely nothing.
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