'"V-sO .' :K 1 H , W Av'" s vt: ' i z i. 'v U tV TFS "v S EVENING PUBItfG DGEPHlIApliijPHIA, WEt)NEJAY, JULY 21, 1920 IRISH SHE BEGUN IN L ARUM'S BEHALF Labor In Dublin Plans to Bring Pressuro on American Government ANARCHIST IN N. Y. PRISON n.. Hi Associated Trcsi MM jir 21. A epnchil 6trlke "Tii.,! In Dublin today in ptirsu TIBf V.V once , f the movement to secure tho ro ' 0I .U'B "" r-.bin hin1 of Trnns- 'uVkcrR' Union. ho is nervine a 'Lln NVw York on conviction of criminnl W1'..,,,, 1Illon IjlDor nnr , T . the cmos- Liberty Hnll .i utrlltp. even tho Lrtocny unii n met hod' of applying pressure to ho American Government. Tho order o tar ilon tools was not xenerally w.! but the extreme wing of this labor me. expressed determination to brhc "he workers out, and were re Sorted thin mornlnc to be forclnft the. Kthdrawnl of laborers from buildings n OTonnell street. At the city maiket armed men caused hi workers to cease their tasks, while uhMrTwro Htopped and attacked In ,hnrocc"(.lon planned to demonstrate in front of the American consulate wis imrtlcipntcl In by romparntlve y few Finrkers It paused the couHUlate at i$il o'lloel" No untoward -Incident 4,.....i s.n. tho demonstrators con- Mm themsehes to cheers for Larkin. A strong poller- force was on guurd at the conflate. Fears had beets ex Srcwd that the demonstration would be Bccotnpliohcd by attacks on trains. All that occurred of this sort, bo far as lould be learned, however, was that armed men held up one of the suburban tram lines, that to Sandymount, for two hours bv Intinsidatlus the drivers. Serv ice otherwise wtis not affected. More police cic on duty today than hart been seen for months, and It was believed in many quarters that ugly 6ccncs were to be expected. Cork, July 21. (By A. P.) A sen Fation Tas ercatel here today by the issuance of a proclamation by Major (Jcncral Strickland, commander In southern Irelanti, prouiDiuus iiu-cuukb, nscrablies and processions wlthlu a threc-mllc limit of tho Cork gcncrul Tii nrnrlnmntlon will become effec tive tonight. It affects many Impoitaut local fixtures, Including the city re gatta. Victory Medals Ready for Veterans Washington, July 21. (By A. P.) Victor) medals are being issued by the War Department to world war tctoranq on incllslihinl application only and no arrangement have been made with the American Legion to distribute them, .Secretary Hakcr has informed Marvin (I. Hperrj. pi evident of the Private Soldiers and Sailors' Legion. Mr. Sperrj recently sent a protest to tho secretary, wsjlng that nntionnl head quarters of the American Legion had announced that arrangements had been made for that organization to distribute the medal". BERNST.ORFF GIVES ADVICE Urges "Closest Possible Relations" Betweon Germany and U, 8. Berlin, July 21. (By A. P.) Count von Bernstorff, former Qcrmnn ambassador to the United Htntes, in n new periodical, (letreho Ecknrt, urges that "all our efforts should be directed toward making our business relations with tho United States tho closest pos sible." Ho declares that flciinany must ex pect nothing from America politically, "as the Americans arc tired from a hu manitarian standpoint." This, ho says, is explainable by the fact that the "war proved a disappointment for tho United States." Von BcrnstorfT notnts out that the Ilauseatlcs, who nhnH had been able to cet on with the Americans, have succeeded In securing American assist ance to rebuild Ucrmnny h mercantile fleet, and he believes this mny develop Into some arrangement to obtain raw materials. After emphasizing tho necessity for tlift fSurmnntt in tvnrlr linrrl fit recon struction, ns tliey could only pay their debts by labor, the former ambassador foreshadows tlic possibility mat Amer ican capital and German labor may work together in Russia. PLANE CARRIES SUMMONS Denver Lawyer's Plane Beats Train and Papers Are Served Dener, Colo., July 21. Harry O. Saunders, n Denver attorney, yester day chased a Union Pacific train in an airplane to serve n summons oil J. D. Ward, who Sanders alleges, was lleelng jurisdiction of tho Denver courts. Attorney Snunders learned thut Bird wan intending to lenvp the state. He hurried to the Union station and found that the Union Pnclflc with Hlrtl ns a passenger, had left a few minutes be foe. Coming out of the station he met a ft lend, Donald Hogan, owner of an nirpinue. nuil explained ins prcuica- inont. IiOrfjn commanded Saunders to jump In his auto ntid they raced to Hogan's hangar. There they boarded the plane, and nt n speed of 120 miles nn hour soon overtook nnd left the train behind. They reached Hudson before tho train arrived there and alighted In nn opess field nenr the town. Then they hurried to the railroad station and Saunders served his summons on Bird when the (rain stopped. T URKEY DEDDES ITALIANS HONOR BOSTONIAN I 0 SIGN TREATY Moslem Plot Against British Barotl in Wholesalo Arrosts at Constantinople ACCUSE ENTENTE OFFICIALS By tho Associated Ircn Constantinople, July 21, Turkey hns decided to sign the peace treaty, It was announced" officially todny'.i The Turkish war office was advised today that the vangnaAl of tho Greek army had entered Adrlanople. Wholesale nrresls were made here to day In connection with nn-alleged plot to promote a general uprising of Mos lems against foreign occupation. The confession of one plotter Is re ported to have Impllcnted high officials of one of the Entente powers In the nl leged conspiracy, which was directed chiefly ngalnst the British. It was learned today through French tourers here that scattered firing In Adrinnoplo, where the fi recks nnd Turks have clashed, netuallv besan July 10. artillery and machine nuns commencing the nttnek In which Infan try Inter participated. The civil pop illation, according to the Turkish war office, has been evneunted from Adrian- ople. I 'I lie liroeK iiign commismon here has received advices thnt the fighting is continuing uecause ot lirecK prepara tions to occupy eastern Thrace. The French have charge of communications in Adrlnnpplo and consequently their advices gcnernlly nre credited hero. Sulnnllil. Grceco. July 21 (Bv A. P.) The Greek troops have commenced their ndvnnee In occupation of eastern Thrace, according to offioinl announce ment here today. Telegraphic and railroad communi cations hap been suspended between Constantinople nnd tho interior, the announcement adds. John H, Fahey Quest at Reception Given by 8oclety In Rome Home, July 21. (By A. P.) Tho Italian-American Society gave n recep tion today in honor of John II. Fuhcy, of Boston, chalrmnn of tho American Industrial Commission, which Is visiting Italy. Alfred l)cunls, American com mercial attache; Henry Gay, the Ameri can historian; Professor Alesslc. min ister of commerce, nnd representatives of banks, chambers of commerco nnd co-operative credit nstocintluus were among tho guests. Mr. Fuhcy is making first-hand ob servations of Industrial and financial conditions In this country, seeking chiefly to devise means for bringing ,1ml ,1 nYplintllfn rfltprf Rn flint nnmmnf.tttil relations between Italy nnd the United States may be resumed on normal basis. FEISAL YIELDS, IS REPORT 8yrlan Emir Said to Have Accepted French. Ultimatum l.i.,U -Tiiltf 'J1.Mli- A t A dUnntch from Egypt to the Trench nn- thorities ncrc touny sajs it is rpported that Emir Felsnl, head of the Syrlnn stal)c, has accepted the terms of the Frcnqn ummaiuiii. .mere nnN not as vet, however, been nny official confirma tion of this report. The Mall says FcisnJ hos appealed, to tho League of Nations against tho French ultimatum. This ultimatum Is tinderstood to havo demanded lV-lsal's acquiescence .In the, Frpnch inundate for Syria nnd also In the adoption of French nw the officlnl language nnd French cur reney ns the currency of Sjrln. QUITS IRISH PARLIAMENT Lynch, Deported by British, Gives Up 8eat New York, July 21. Dlnrmld Lynch, representative In the "Irish parlia ment" from the southeast Cork dis trict, nnnoiinces he has resigned his Kent. Mr. Lynch innde public n letter to the electors of southeast Cork, Informing them thnt nt the time of his election he lintl contemplated resigning, ns hnving been deported bv the English Government ho wns therefore unable to assume nctlvp duty. He eventually con cluded It would be unwise for him to resign at thnt time. The differences which hnvp divided Mr. do Vnlcra, "president of the Irish republic," nnd the members of the Dnlj Elrennn now in thp Tnlfpd States and tho recounted lenders of the Irish movement here ns to the Irish cam' pulgn In Anierlcn, led Mr. Lnch to his final declslnit to resign bis sent. He Informs his constituents that he Is "generally In agreement with the Amer ican lenders." tWe MOTORISTS KILLED Four Others Injured While Return ing From Dance Groton, Conn., July 21. (By A. P.) Michael Francis, of Bostou: Miss Peggy WcntMortti, of New York, nnd .Tnmes McKltrick. of Woburn, Mass., were Instnutly killed, nnd Gus Evans, hniinViir. of Groton: Miss Gcorcle Wnrd, Charles McNally and Miss Anno Itirmlnghnm, all waiters nml waitresses at the Griswold Hotel nt Eastern roint. were injured In nn automobile crnsh hero nbotit 1 :30 o'clock this morning. The party lintl attended n dnnce In New London nnd were returniuj; to the hotel. & i' DOCTOR TESTS DRY RULING 1776 Inn Site to Be Restored Dojlcstown, July 21. Definite action was taken today by tho Washington Crowing Park Commission to restore the old ferrj house nnd tavern nt Washing ton Cross-lug. Bucks County, fifteen miles southeast of this place, along the Delaware river. The site nniued Is thnt made famous by General George Wash ington when he crossed the river on ClirMmuB night, 1770. commemorating llie turning point of the Revolutionary War at the battle of Trenton. I Asks Right of Director to Limit Pre scription Blanks Now York, July 21. Tho right of fcdernl authorities! to limit phjsiclnns in 100 llniior iirpscrlntlnn blanks every ninety days will bo tested by an order obtained in the federnl district court horn directing Charles It. O'Con- nnr. federal iirohibltion director for New York stnte, to show cause why he should not Ismip additional blanks to Dr. MpIvIIIp A. Hiijs. The order is returnable Thursday. Dnrtor Havs said he considered alcohol a neccssnry htimulant In treating some ailments, but lio linns nimseii unnoio 10 nhtnln nreverlntion blanks from the prohibition director after using up his allotment. Unarmed Irish Police Safe Belfast, July 21. Eleven members of tho Royal Irish Constabulary wor-j shot dead between July 11 and 10 nnd with the burning of Curdanngh court house, the third court house in Vnrsh Dnnoznl hns been burned with in a week. Tho object of the burning of these buildings lins been to pic vent the trial of Joseph O'Dohcrty, Sinn Fein member of Patlinment, who hns been charged with soliciting sub scriptions for the Dall Elrennn. No Dublin metropolitan policeman hns been killed slnco April 20, the men of this force now being unarmed while on duty. TO NAME COMMISSIONERS New Jersey Borourjh In Hot Fight Over'Nomlnatlons Oalilyn. N. .!., July 21. Having adopted the commission form of gov ernment to rule this borough, by a majority of some fifty votes, after n fight of taxpayers against present bor ough officials, citizens will meet tonight to name three cnndldatcs to be elected commissioners. The Taxpayers' League Is pushing the movement. Members declare thnt not one of the present officials will be unmed as candidates bv the league. It is believed thnt the mayor and a Inumber of the six councllmen will hold a cnucus to nominnte three candidates for the ticket to oppose the lengue's candidates. THE NATIONAL SEXTET looks well. It rides well. It performs well. Twenty years were required to make it as good as it is. SAMUEL EARLEY MOTOR CO. 675 N. Broad St. Poplar 1901 , Philadelphia, Pa. f0mtu& Twtntttth Successful Year - r-i7u When.itd& Steamboat (Stopped John Fitch, a clockmaker and silversmith of Philadelphia, invented a steamboat which made a trip from Kensington to Durlington. On the way back, however, tho machinery went wrong and the boat stopped forever, much to the chagrin of the inventor and the worthy citizens who had invested their savings in the new enterprise. There ore many ventures that absorb through failure the savings of unfortunaKe investors, but there is one that cannot fail nnd that is a SAVING FUND that is con ducted wisely and conservatively. Investigate our Saving Fund plan. GUARANTEE TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO. 316-18-20 CHESTNUT STREET 1415 CHESTNUT STREET 9 SOUTH 52D STREET Vertical Letter Files. "The Guarantee la the Bank for Me.", 2,3 & 4 Drawers A Cheap Durable Card Index Cabinet .A "? ,cabine'8 arc especially "dapted for use in officea where the card index system- is likely to -fnu. ouv .. : j - - 1' wwwv.W.A UIIU bottom sections as then add nded. M"f In 35, 4,8 and flxS ,ll.. HP lit 5? ml in i J Tho 431 1 T.lns, YEO & LUKENS CO. Stationers Printers Blank Books The Natural flavor of tho fresh ripe jf Fruit. A tasty tang that makes Orange m Squeeze deliriously different from all g r other soft drinks. Delightfully re- W W ' freshing, wholesome and harmless. Ig a case. From all soft drink die. llSMmiSralriilSffi ilEliBBM in our model, up-to-date plant, m m III 1111 1b9 under strictly sanitary condi- Avi 'i JPWItS8 W Louis Hillepiann T 1 412-414 North Orianna St.,' Philadelphia 1 I H National Fruit Flavor Co., New Orleans, Manufacturers B The Stawferiige 10 eiier lews for Rfa e-iirrow NOTE The 8th and Market Streets door is most con venient to the Men's Sections. Hundreds of Men's Suits are now Reduced 20 to 50 per Cent Just a drastic measure to quickly level our Clothing stocks to easily-handled proportions ! Direct from our regular assortments we have selected many groups for immediate disposal at greatly reduced prices. In many instances, garments in thislearance are marked at less than actual cost to us. The clearance began this morning but read the details' and you will note that the under price assortments are such as to withstand many days of unparalleled selling activity. Briefly Summer Suits Savings Average About One-half Now $19.50, $26.50, $37.00 and $42.00 Three-piece Summer Suits, in a great variety of styles and fabrics taken direct from our regular stock and assembled in four attractive reduced-price groups. Our Entire Stock of Tropical Suits is Included Odd Cool Cloth Suits are now $9.75 Palm Beach Suits arc now $14.75 Mohair Suits arc now $16.50 Cool Cloth Suits arc noio $16.50 Hart, Schaffncr & Marx and other makes of Mohair Suits, $22.50 Two-piece Serge Suits arc now $28.50 Light Worsted Suits arc now $3.'t.50 Serge Suits with Two Pairs of Trousers$29.G0,$37.50and$43.50 Handsomely tailoicd Suits of all-wool blue serge, Fn a variety of styles for men and young men. Blue Serge Suits $22.00 and $38.50 These have but one pair of trousers. All sizes in regular, stout and slender proportions. T?vfrJl' Prom'ncnt manufacturer hns just x-iAll' sent us the following two groups at tf worth-while price concession: Men's and Young Men's Palm Beach Suits, in the new colors noio $16.50. Men's and Young Men's Conservative Mohair Suits noiv $14.75. White Flannel Trousers , $9.75 White Duck Trousers, $2.25 Youths Long - trousers Suits, sizes 16 to 19 years, at prices averaging one-half retail value, now $14.50 and $23.50. HtrHuhrldtce & Clothier- Second Floor, Est Thousands of Men's Shirts are Reduced 20 to 40 per Cent. Our regular summer clearance of Men's Shirts is now going on with assortments hut little affected by the unusual soiling activity nnd still affording satisfactory selection. Practically every popular summer shirting weave is represented. Remarkable savings arc prc- bented by these attractive groups at $1,80, $1.95, $2.1G, $2.45, $2.85 and $3.25 Also a Lot of Silk Shirts now $6.00 EtraubrlrlRa & I lothli-r nut Store, lOlshth Street The Clearance of Straw Hats Clearance prices have been mnrked on every Straw Hat still in stock. In some instances the Hats arc marked at HALF PRICE, as is the case with this lot of Straw Hats now $2.50 Several hundred Straw Hats, in the season's smartest styles nnd shapes. Many other equally interesting values, mcludmg- Panama Hats, now $1.75 All genuine South American Panama Hats. They were former ly one-half more to double this reduced price. - Struwlirlilue & Cloth r . oinl Floor Mnrket Street linn Men's Oxfords Clearance Prices Many attractive values for men are included in tho great clearance of Summer Footwear (broken lines and styles not to be reordered) now going on. Men's Oxfords, now $9.90 of tan ami bltick leuthers; nil from regular nt'-k. Ilrukcn Blzes, An av earc navlng of more than oiic-thlrd. Men's Oxfords, now $8.90 IJUirk lintl tiiti leather, arloun. koou sles. :sot nil size:!, .vore thnn onc-uuartcr stivlng. Men's Oxfords, now $12.50 Dark broun lordoMiu, tan calf and bluok cordonn: Cncllsh and, Hroirun t Ipm Wotth much more. Men's Oxfords, now $6.45 of 1 1 1 K tan calf divINi lusts. fae mnrr than onr-quartrr Men's Oxfords, now $7.75 Tan unci KUii-luetal calf. Samples nnd hurt linos Save nearly one third Sample Oxfords, $8.95 From tho Jamcfi A lianlster Co. Many nttraetUe tlia In hampla KlzeH only. Straw brldRO . Clothier- KHt Store Klghth Street Women are Our Entire Remaining Stock of Asking for These UUan'c Qrfr Q;it- n-. Cool Dust Coats "iT . i: , .wara. At ureat rnce Reductions Now Of linene, in natural linen color, special at $3.75. Of better grade linene, $5.00. Of natm-al-color linen, $13.50. Of Shantung, $18.00. Made in all-enveloping, easy slip-on stvles, usually smartly belted, and having prac tical deep pockets and convertible Collars. htriiwlirldne & Clothier ffcnnI rioor. Centre Tailored Waists of Summer Silks At Very Low Prices WASHABLE oILK WAISTS whie China silk, daintily stripe efiVets and natural-color pongee, made with kimuno or set-in sleeves, convertible, roll, flat or Butur Brown coxitis-S2.95. ilITE CHINA SILK WAISTS variously tucked; one model in vest effect $3.05. WASHABLE CREPE DE CHINE also Pussy Willow tub silks in striped effects $4.95. High-Grade Silk Waists CREPE DE CHINE in flesh color and white, $10.00 to $12.75. Color-striped white crepe do chine, $10.00 to $15.00. MiumItIiIbi Clothier s.ioii'l door Centre Aprons, Practical or Daintily Frilled Until you examine our varied stocks you can't imagine how many kinds of Aprons there are. Dress Aprons $1.25 to $3.50 Of gingham or percale in stylo after styje. Simply made, easy to launder, but w ith an attractive bit of trimming on each model. Bib and Band Aprons Band Aprons of percale, .onio trimmed with rick-rack In aid and a pocket, 45c to 85c; of gingham, 50c to $1.20. BIB APRONS of percale, 95c to $1.25; of gingham -75c to $2.00. Fancy White Tea Aprons 38c to $2.25. Maids' Aprons 85c to $3.50 Nurses' Aprons 85c to $2.25 t Black Satlne Skirt Aprons $2.00 HtrattforMK" Clothier I Third Floor Went Were $77.50 to $165 Now $50.00 to $100 Chiefly one of a kind, which means a very attractive variety and makes for exclusiveness. Included tire exceedingly smart types developed in striped shirting silks, novelty sports silks, pongee and Ton-kin. Redingote, over-bloue, straight-line and plaited models. An excellent assortment of shades. White Voile Dresses, $11.75 to $18.50 An specially attractive group of all-white Voile Dresses, In striped and clotted effects, some with tunics, some with little fluttering pcplums others with deep tucks, and all daintily tiimmed with lace. Tinted Voile Dresses, Special at $22.50 Fine English voiles, in reseda, rose pink, taupe, lavender and Flemish blue, made in a simple, straight-line style, beautifully beaded with white beads. These particular Dresses closely resemble crcpo Georgette, and are ideal for summer fete occasions. !-. Mrn bridge. . lothler Second I'looi Mirket Street Excellent Values in Women's Granite Brand Stockings If it were not for slight imperfections that will not mnr looks nor wearing quality, thebe famous Granite Stockings would sell for far more than the following prices: Silk Stockings, $1.85 In black, white and colors. Full-fashioned, with mercerized lisle tops and solei. "Seconds" of nn excellent giade $1.85. Lisle Stockings, 75c Black Mercerized Lisle Stock ings, full-fashioned. One thou sand puirs, slightly second qual ity oc a pair. - siruwbrlilse A I'lolhler Aule I l entre Boys' Wash Suits at Savings Averaging Close to One-Half Boys' Wash' Suits, sizes 3 to 7 years now $2.25 Suits, 3 to 7 years, $2.75 Suits, 3 to 7 years, $3.25 A great clearance of Small Boys' Wash Suits is now under way. The Suits are from our regular stock and the reductions have been made from our own unifoimly low prices. Smart middy, belted and Oliver Twist styles arc included, in a variety of color effects, und of serviceable fabrics now $2.25, $2.75 and $3.25. 1200 Pairs of Boys' Wash Trousers Of Gray Crash $1.95 Of Gray Covert $1.75 The GRAY CRASH TROUSERS are in sizes 0 to 10 yours. inc uray icouonj covert irousers are in sizes li to 17 years., Thnso urn mnrkpd much tinrlnr rpcnlnv nrno. ' ,... Mtrimbrldue & Clothier Hond Kloor, Tllbert filrtat. Eit STRAWBRIDGE& CLOTHIER ti I J m A i k MARKET STREET EIGHTH STREET 23 N. 13th St. v 7J9 Wajnut St. .A ' ft ; .:&!! i i Wfmidru V4?'fi-' A '--- ?& & - FILBEflT; STREET ,
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