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TAKE ADRIANOPLE PRESS IRISH BILL
Jafar Tayar's Forces in Full
Rotreat Toward Bulgarian
Frontier
TREATY ACTIONJS HELD UP
' Jf). (lie AssocIuJmI Tress ,
' vhtiu. July 'J.-..7Alrlano,.1r fell to
..I fjffpkx till" ovcnlns. nef&rdlng to nn
Iffiolafntrmont IhhupiI tonfcht. KlnK
itMAiKlPr IntrndH to enter Adiiiinoplo
Crnndar. !' "tntement nays.
rrililrirv nrtlvltlnt "t the (JreeltH
' i .rkp? wro nutliorlxpil by the
' 'Unto wine time na when Turkish
V.ii.nlUlK were threatening renti-;jllfl'rononi.el'oH1I-flcnt.Tnty
The forees of Colonel Jnfnr Tnynr,
'rrkWi"nimamler of Adr nnople, kre-
.jhiIi'
'"-.-M -..front
ip .1111 .-"
From nil illrrctloiw
i"'. ...... i i. i .-
-ftnir's banilH nre Minn i.ni
'?. t."m.-i. iirmxed bv the (Ireeks.
?i , 'took I-nlf Huron. Houthennt of
Wrlsnoplo. on Hiimlny.
1 ir fliwkH hope o rapture Jnfnr
. .. i... readies the Uillunrinn border.
If'nliinui Willi thin object In view.
?"'.. rtne no ' of Adrlnriople to the
'' "V'JS, "l lie nnotl.er Ih behind
i"'iTk filch. It i" Intcndeil If .fafnr
f,k', "pT" hold him prisoner for
.?.. Zml effert on the Turku.
"" 2 " ?'" hovvpver deelnred he
ouM WU 1'lmlf rather thnn surrender.
Tlie (irerk JtodtNto forees), HceorilitiB
.tip
dicprrnlnR tin1
Tim (irefk JlmUlsto lorees, mciinniiK
, Vj.iiy' official statement on' tin
'SlnTl.rnPO.ndvnneednndnfter
. lrl" .... it... Mieinv enslly ocounlcil
VX&-.. tl.lrty.five miles Koutl.oust
of Adrlnnoplo nn. .lC.erepo Hh. . '
"Jliieli mnterini mm ......" .............
u it...... rnlri.n. htnl rlin
ntllllWroi jiriwii"'- ;;-
"neim'n losses ere heavy." the stntc
Lnt'sus. A strong Creek force has
Wn HPiit to the Isinid district nt the re
quest of the Itritish to elenn out Na
tionalist hands.
"Krldav night Inrfio Oreek forces
nnwd the Muiltzn river nnd murched
Inward I'slnkopri (thirty miles south of
Idrlnnoplr. the enemy fnllini? buck,
ilntlre units surrendered after slight ic
hWanee." Constantinople. July 20. (By A.
P.) Slnrc July 4 Adnnn. in the south -rant
part of Asia Minor, has been in
n state of slrjte. The French have
Srmifflit tanks Into piny and hanged
many nftltatnrs publicly -In uu effort to
re-tore order. Ilnlhvuy communication
has now been re-ei tabllshed between
Adnna nnd Mersino, about forty miles
snntliwpst of Adnna.
There nre rumors in Constantinople
that the Turks nre directing a big
movement against Adnna.
Since the departure of Turkey h
pc.ice delegates for Paris with instruc
tlmis to sign the treaty, the means of
ratification have been eagerly desired
J4u Constantinople. Coder the Turkish
CUIl'
Premier Says Government Has
No Intention of Withdraw
N ing Measure
PLUNKETT WARNS BRITAIN
By llie Associated Press
London, July 20. The llrltish Cot
ernmrnt hat no intention of withdraw
ing the government of lrolniid bill,
Premier Movl George staled in the
llonse of Commons today. It would
press the measure forward with all
possible speed when the House reas
sembled after tho holiday recess, he
lidded.
Iteports that the government was
opening negotiations with representa
tives of the Hlnn Vein for the purpose
of reaching n compromise as to the
future rule of Ireland were set at rest
In the House by the premier. He was
asked by Lord Hobert Cecil as to
whether the government was opening
negotiations or pour parlcrs with any
section of Ireland nnd answered In the
negative.
Sir Hoince Plunkett, writing to the
J hues on the subject of labor's Iilsh
conference with Prcmlet Mojd (leorge,
ws mm nie iirmsn people must lie re
minded of two rensons why the Hlnn I
i'cin peacemaker asked for by the pre- I
mler is "not on the bridge between two
extremes." The first reason, sujs the
writer. Is that until recently nnv one
putting himself in the position of peace- ,
kjiiiuier oeuveen me government nnd the!
nillli lelii wuuld have been stimnmrllv I
jailed without charge or trial, and.
secondly, "because the Irish people have
'"St oil faith In the promises of the
llritlsh Government." i
Situation "finitely Alarming" ,
. Sir Hornee. who is founder of the
Irish Domitilonl.engue nnd leader of
the moderate Irish Nationalist opinion, i
told a Newcnstel-niidlenee thnt the sit
iiiition in I-elmid Is more grnveUqliiuu
iiig than it has been within his knowl-1
edge of sixty jenrs. '
A similar view Is reflected bv the I
newspapers of both Knglnnd und lie-!
land of nil shades of politics. It found,
expression nKo in nil the speeches of
Ihtirsduy's dUftissioiis in the Com-1
mon.s.
Iloth from Premier r.lovd Ocoige's
statement to the labor delegation Thurs-!
day and from Sir Humor Greenwood's
speech in the CfJhmotis, it fa considered
apparent that the government regards,
that n parting of the wajs has been1
reached. One road leads toward nego
tiation with the Sinn l'cin on the busts '
of n dominion form of go eminent, while
tlie other iippirrentli leads toward the
bitter period which Sir Ilamar foresees,
with more soldiers und stiictcr laws for
lepresslon. foremost among them one
for the trial of criminals by summary
courts nnd the giving up or attempts to
induce jurjmvn to answer to n summons.
There arc two extieme factions in
stitiitlon the Chamber of Deputies I Ireland now. the .Orangemen of the
must ratify treaties. That is import
kilile under the present circumstances,
ns a majority of the chamber is com
posed of Nationalists, many of whom
are In Aligera, Liiere is a icgui wuy
for the siiltnn to
chamber.
north, who insist upon maintaining the ,
Irish sjsteni as it Is, und the Sinn i
Fciners, who demund Independence. He- ,
twecn these policies lies the middle
course of dominion government with
convoke another CIster excluded, which Premier Moyd
'George has asserted he is willing to
consider.
Park July 'JO. The Tuikish dele
gates' will not sign the peuce treaty to-
morron. owlnir to their inability to I
iphcIi Paris in time. A rather apologetic
ante from the Constantinople govern-
Cork. Ireland. Julv 20. Police
i Sergennt Mulhern. chief of the Intelli-
' gencc Department of West Cork, was
i Nli.it tlrn.1 ptnrfl.tv lit tho ilnor nf i
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""u """ ""'" '.' Ul ""' """I- TI h.,,1 lft H.n no ce hnrrneks sioit v
lms wain, probably wen- lie rem It , f( , dvman nttlre nnd arrived nt
Wmlltarj operations nee ..led the t, h of (.,lurch just aa mnSM
Wtes arriving within the time limit coim len(.(.(1. nearly nil of the worship-
sir turisr.v uy me .iiiivm iu hikii i ....i.. ...!.. 1--1.1. ir .,.,...! t
I,. I...t.- ..1.I.I. ....!..,.. ...., ... " '""'B .;....-. ... !...-.. .. 1
1 tn kiuu,!) 11 1111 11 v Ajfti rt luiiiniiun
I tlie entrance, dipped his fingers iu the
font und was killed while actuall;
making the sign of the cross.
' Mitlhern's nssuilnnts were two nmsked
, men hiding on the porch, who suddenly
Leader of Chinese Military-Faction fired several revolver shots nt arm's
TUAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Made Desperate by Defeat
London. Jul 20. (Ih A. P,
length nnd then escaped. Denth was
instantaneous. The members of the con
gregation wcie so horror-stricken that
l.rmrul Tiian Clil-Jiii. leader of the the service was suspended for nn hour,
1 Jimrse military faction, which recent
u Mil-lies ii.iiiciucii i.uo neen worsie.l ,, . ,1 .... ...., ti 1
in the struggle wtlh the Chi-I.i party.. 4 . Jh' -1"- H troiible wnj
Ins made nn attempt to ooinmit Hiiioide I "tnrted at I.isburn, six miles south ot
In Oinnt!.. ,...,...,ii.,.. t. ., ,i.D.,f..i. this city, yesterday by a crowd nf
fiiMii Shniigiiut to the (Vutral News. Jotiths binglng nn Orunge sonu coni-
memorniiug an eiiciiumvi- in . miniv
Down In 184U. In whlfh uiifurornble
icfi'ience was muilc to the pope. This
hi ought a crowd, which, when the ci.
went up of "Coine. boys, let us haw
It!" proceeded to Hibernian Hall. This
was attacked with stones. Theme the
ciowd went to the residence of Nil
Ruler of Japan Said to Have Ocm-i Hum Gllmore. said to be the first Sinn
siem! hn... . it Feiner clcttcil to the l.lsburn i.mi.l ot
w M.,ou.uuBnc'(jlar(llttnH T),e
lied Jub "4.
I"ie iittimpt w;ls )i'iis(i'n(e.l, says the
i.' Ke. ami liian is being closely
(Mud.
MIKADO SERIOUSLY ILL
Store Hour t $ to 5
(50c will do the work of a dollar In linen buying
at Gimbcls in ths "August Sale."
GiM bel Brothers
MARKET i CHESTNUT (t EIGHTH NINTH
FOR TUESDAY
Monday, July 26, 1920
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Wamsutta and Utica sheets and pillow cas'es
are offered at great reductions in this "August
Sale."
Over a Million Dollars in Furniture
Bucks This Gimbel Sale in Philadelphia
And our New York Store, with quite as large stocks, and our Milwaukee Store also holding "August Sales.".
This buying power together with our needs in hotel furnishing makes Gimbelsflie chief factor in furniture.
And it is quite evident that much of the furniture in this sale is marked
' At Lower Prices Than Other Stores Pay Today
The public's response is fine and this careful-buying public has been shopping for a week an(J is posted.
Partial, Payments arranged on furniture giving the, customer every advantage of this Great Sale.
Gimbel "De Luxe" Chamber Suites At Savings of $100 to $150
Group Illustrates a Series of Suites
in Four Designs, in Mahogany or
Walnut.
No Known Method of Furniture
Construction has been Omitted in the
Making and Finishing of these Suites.
They are Shown the "GIMBEL
WAY", Unfinished Wood Exposed
All Details of Construction Open for
Your View and Explanation.
Queen Anne Suite, Four Pieces at $450
Louis XVI Chamber Suite, Four Pieces $400
tain
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BOH '.Ml rWt M It.-V .'. i ;i Wl -.'M'l "I JH'I JHIK I r, atnoajw .-nra, -aCr-S .
They Represent the Finest in Fur
niture at prices that are Considerably
Less Than Present Wholesale.
Louis XVI Suite, Four Pieces at $475
Suites as illustrated, mahogany or walnut, bureaus 48
inches long, fitted with 30x38-in. plate mirrors, extra large
chifforobe, large vanity dresser, bow-foot, full sire bedstead.
Four pieces, S175. Five pieces, $350.
Sheraton Suite, Four Pieces at $375
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Suite, as illustrated, mahogany oi walnut, bureau 52-in. long,
30x 36 in. plate mirrors, extra large chifforobe with sliding trays and
clothing hangers, full size vanity case, full size bedstead.
Four pieces. $450.
Suite, as illustrated, bureaus 40-in. long, !!0x38 in. mirrois, laigc
chiffoiobe, triplicate glass toilet table, bow foot bedstead. Can be fur
nished in mahogany, walnut or old ivory.
Four pIccch at S400. Five nieces at 8300.
Dim Qiiftil
I T1 jp" ' Er i" Jh
Snltn. ns illnstratpd. in mahopanv nnd walnut. 45-in. bureaus, 30
x 34-in. plate mirrors, large chifforobe, triplicate glass toilet table, full
size bow foot bedstead. Four pieces at S37.".
Four pieces with vanity dresser at 8400. Gimb"ls. Second floor
The Summer Adjustment Sale of Rugs
Rugs are scarce and hard to get but that fact doesn't stop the Necessary Reductions to get
stocks ship-shape for incoming fall goods. These few invite you to come see many others
9x12 ft. heavy seamless Tapestry Rugs, best makes, at $41.50
9x12 ft. high pile Axminster Rug 3, some seamless, at $54.50
9x12' ft. Smith seamless Axminster Rugs, Oriental designs, at $61
9x12 ft. fine close pile seamless Velvet Rugs, at $73
9x12 ft. best seamless Axminster Rugs, some very slightly imper
. feet, at $67.50
9x12 ft. extra heavy quality Wool-and-Fiber Rugs, at $23.50
9x12 ft. high grade American fancy Grass Rugs, at $16.50
9x12 ft. reversible Wool-and-Fiber Rugs, at $17.50
9x12 ft. Colonial Rag Rugs, plain and hit-or-miss effects, at $15.50
and $22.50
9f
tx w tiilAtro if tlin In 111 u
Honolulu. T. II., .lujy lili. (Jly A. were smashnl. nn.r only tlio quick u-1.1-
llie romiltlnn of Uip miUa.lo con- I uponse of tho fire brigade prevented it
mmVi ' "'rorm"B ro n court from being limned
vl ,.., ' " l"'1 .uspuicn to tnc
ri" 11 ' ' ,"i''ii'''P iiowspnper here.
$68.50 for 9x12 ft. fine close. pile seamless Velvet Rugs; best
makes; in a variety of beautiful Oriental designs.
lie inlkndo Is o.ciislonully uncoiiNcioiiM.
ne .liipnteli n.J(.. It h;w ulso been an.
uiimru mat tie
..mull on ,,j ,
empeior will leave
Numerous otliei
rosidriieeH nn. storeH wew VHitecl
In turns and hiinllaily dealt with. Tin
hinull force of police was powerlens. and
tlie rioting reused oul when the Hotel
exhuiihted thenielve.-.
Two Steamships Sold
niiMin. Juh 2ft. At Newport. Tip-
perary. lust nife'ht n guni; of men shcaied
".isliinston, .Inly 2i;. (Hj A. V.j I the li'air from u girl because she whs
j ' ; '" "nv lr"n lllul w wooden steam- , Ueeplng
i,',1,,J'r',ucV.'!,t,,1 tnd" tllp ship-'asperated nt
P iK Imunl. The iron steumsliip. the police turned
HIS, HOW fll Un LVnn.il. ..A .... ..!.. ".. tl !. ...1.
Ueeping company with n policeman, K-
ine o.iLiiige, huiuiuin uim
out nii'.l burned the houses
'ii. now nt Hnn Francihco. was sold of all the piinclpiil Sinn Fciners, onus
loi ?r..!"u,L.1,njt "f ,Snn Frnnelseo. ing them to fly for tfieir lives.
11, v " . L: '" """"en steanisiiip i Two coast -guur.i siiiuons in uie 41c -Hlwnill'v"1.1.
W'.JK Jt'Srt Iiuvpii district were raided y;;ste.da:
(ino. i'. I . . " l" "UK OKI .-lll.- In one Ol llie imun, m iwiijbui triii .
... ,.,. mduHutiui i mei 'M"-.,.V ; ---.,. .-
lllrown were uiucu.
Many Oriental Rugs are in the Sale.
Gimbels, Fifth floor
Ion
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PRODUCTION ENGINEERS
ft Years' Experience in Labor-Saving Devices & Methods
Designers and Builders of Automatic
Machinery, Punches and Dies and Manufacturing
Equipment of Special Character
Kngineern and Machinists
A. NACKE & SON
236-242 S. 9th St., Phila.
Walnut "TJ
Keystone I'hone:
Main 3311
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Mountain
Valley Water
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Mountain Valley Water Co., 718 Chestnut St
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7 ".l. l! "l ttte.1 '''."- Curn. ,IIUJ .. n. It ulnhm oa
iji in iiM M Mj ' ,, BWr, druraUtu, etc , or direct by u
CuppI
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Fabric, 9,000 Miles Cord, 11,000 Miles
As a friend-making proposition The Cupples Tire Co.', Sr
Louis, offers these
Sayings of Nearly a Fourth
-based on prices for tires anything like as good.
abrie Tires, 9,000 M?les Cord Tires. 11,
Blankets and Other Bedclothing
At Very Great Savings in this "August Sale
White Blankets, part wool, .$7.95, $9.95 and $10.95 a pair. Or,
extra length, 72x90, $12.50.
All-wool White Blankets, $13.85. $16.95 and $20 a pair. All
wool Plaid Blankets, 70x84 in., $16.95; 72x84, $20 and $22.50.
Gray Blankets, $8.75 and $9.75 a pair.
Blankets can be sold at lower prices in August, as can furni
ture it keeps the store force busy, whereas a sleepy store in Au
gust would not pay expenses. The "advantage is ours the econo
my is yours.
50,000 Uvir a Sheets and Pillow Cases
Reduced One-Fourth
The Utica Sheets Are
54 x 90-inch, $1.95.
34 x 99-inch. $2.
03 x 90-inch, $2.19.
63 x 99-inch, $2.25.
72 x 90-inch, $2.25.
72 x 99-inch, $2-39.
72 x 108-inch, $2.59.
81 x 90-inch, $2.48.
81 x 99-inch. $2.70.
81 x 108-inch, $2.95.
90 x 99-inch, $2.95.
90 x 108-inch, $3.25.
The Utica Pillow Cases Are
42 x 36 -inch, 55c iO x 36 -inch, 65c.
45 x 36 -inch, 59c. 50 x 38';-inch, 74c.
45 x SSH-inch. 69c. 54 x 38'-2-inch, 75c.
The Utica Bolster Cases Are
42 x 72 ,inch, $1.10. 45x72 -inch, $1.20.
42x764-inch, $1.20. 45x76 8-inch. $1.30.
50 x 761-inch, $1.45.
F'nbt 1c Cord Tiibco
JOx.l .. $17.45 $2.05
.30x3'$ $20.70 .... $2.50
32x3X $24.80 .... $2.90
31x4 $29.00 $3.40
32x4 $33.10 $49.25 $3.75
334 .. . $34.50 $50.85 $3.95
34n4 $35.15 $51.75 $4.05
33.4 .
34x4'.
35x4
36x4'
355
r.ibiio
$45.10
$46.85
$48.35
$49.10
$57.30
- Gimbcls
000 Miles
Coid
$56.60
Tub.i
$4.55
$4.95
$5.05
Fourth (loo.
Wamsutta Mills Sheetb, Pillow and Bolster
Cases the brand De Luxe of America seldom to
hr had at a sauug.
lie .imsutta Sheets ate 6i99 to 90x108 inch
. $2.95 to $3.85. Sae 75c to $1.15H
I lie Wamsutta Pillow Cases ate 42x38 j to
-l)38:j inches. 72c to 88c. Save 22c to 30i
The .un-mtta Bolster Cases are 42x70'.. ami
45x70' imhes $1.35 and $1.45. Save 50c,
Bedspreads near pre-war prices
5000 LnK iet Bedspreads double bed .. e
$1.95, $2.45. $2.95.
d'm-tuushed Bedspread- u'em .Ut-ntk-cin-.
plain hem. $4.95, $G.95. $8.65.
Nitm-tmihed Hidipreacl Scalloped .in
. r $5.95, $7.45, $8.50.
put
.it!ii-nnislid Ued tets ll'dspreait scalloped.
io-ncr with scallooed Ooltci Roll to iratcli.
S7.9f;. Q.Q". -n l S12-.8Q :i et .Si n fniirth
M.ud Block Printed Bed S-ts Vers popular for
- .1 11.11 ISO.
S file bed s', $5.15 tl ,cl
Double bed mc $6.15 a set
Entire Subway Store Aisle and Regular Section
$20,000 Worth of China and Dinnerware at Close
Extraordinary Values Very Unusual Prices-All Wanted Seasonable Merchandise 'Trices Tell the Story"
2000 31-pc. lottuge Set. Rn.li gold lace or KoX lace and blue 1 ..inactive border dt igns Two 1 ' uU lardlj noticeable Ml to go
Half
border design. All sets complete with bread and butter plates.
Factory seconds, but in many instances hardly perceptible. N'o
raw
cnip5; no cracks. ?:. set inusiraieii.
te !2-l
shapes. Kver set lomplete lor
service ot six person-. Ml pieces
lull gold-lined. Complete with
bread and butter plates. Tomor
row's price , $5.95 -ct Sae al
most double.
42-pc. Breakfast or Small Fam
ily Sets. Choice of two nr.it bor
der designs. Bread and buttci
plate- and alj necessary picies.
at $4.95 a set". Save half.
500 do, dainty thin China Jap
ane.se ware. Te Cups and Sauc
ers, at 35c a pair. Gold band
decoration. Save 10c (Pictured).
50-pc. Cottage or Small Family
Dinner Sets. (hi. .e of two neat,
100-p. t.old Handle Dinner denully glazed and wll give tin
Sets. I nmplcte , tor 12 people same service as imported pof.
Bread and butter plates includ- Tomorrow's price, auj sie
ed, rich border design. At less larger pnes included, 35c each
than actual factory cost today (Illustrated). i
10?tsn1n ,' ?' '9-95- ,. 1100 Fireproof, Brown, White- than the cost
1S00 Black Jet Teapots, 2 to lined Casseroles. Choice oi ,c $2.75 u t.
hi up sjic rn si quaiuv Hon erai sues and shapes. ".Seconds
at Ic-s than today's wholes.ik
io-t. 25c cub. v,. 5C lo 50t
1000 do. en plam. thin-blown
glas, Table Tumblers, of superior
quality, tit tor ..n tjile, while
they last at 55c cio.-cn.
7-pc. Water
or Ice Tea
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t" - light-cut
de-ign 7as il
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1 larce oO
jft uu. covered
Jug and 6
crood size (12.
oi. i 'lumblers. lintirp set at less
of plain glass.
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