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EVENING PUBLIC (LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, .WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1920
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ILL NOTIFY PAUL
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new 'nine of the legality of the state of
affairs resulting 5rom the Snlonlkl revolution.
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tore the ultuatlon ariniiiK from ttie
death of Kliie Alexander of Greece Is
Kiifliclently adjusted, it is wild in well
informed circlet In this city. Many
solutions of the problem presented suit-
a i r i r- in IKt themnelvex, nnd the way oi meei-
Creeco to Send Envoy to Pnnco, ftiB the questions involved is by no
mcnriH simple.
"Nobody really knows how the
dynastic crisis will be Fettled," re
but Constantino's Abdica
tion Is Required
QUEEN MOTHER SORROWS
nnd Prince Andre, who married Prin
cess Allco of linttcnbcrR.
marks Jacques Houjon,
editor of the Figaro.
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London, Oct. 27. (My A. P.) For
mer King Constantino of (Jreeco till
appear to maintain the attitude that
he Is occupant of the Greek throne, says
n dispatch to tho Loudon Times from Its
Lurcrne correspondent. For this reason
it Is uncertain whether he will consent
to the accession of his son. Prince Paul,
who Is better known to the inhabitants
of Lucerne as an excellent dauccr than
ns n. student of international politics,
the dispatch asserts.
Former Queen Bonlila. who received
foreign i hpwk of the death of her son, King
Alexander, yesterday, is prostrated with
Ilr fhn Avtnrl.iteil Pre
Athens. Oct. 27. Tn-tructlons will 1 b" with the. consent of his parents nud
fco sent by the government today to the
is going, but he keens his own counsel, , for permission to return to. Athens to
as always. Will he confront Kuropo' nurse her son, but no reply was ro
wlth the accomplished fact? If Prlnco j eelved. A
Paul accepts the Greek crown, it will
MAKES PLEA FOR GERMANS
British Poot Laureate- Defends Ap
peal for Reconciliation
London, Oct. 27. (By A. P.)
Tinker-. Ttrlilvpsi. TtrltUli noet laureate
and chief mover in forwarding to Qcr-1
man professors on October 17 an ap
peal for reconciliation, has sent a long
letter to the London Times.
"The communication was signed," he
writes, "by those on our side whose
patriotism has not settled down into in
discriminate personal suspicion or ill
will, and It appeals confidently to the
i-amo class on the other side. It Is the
intention of the signers of the appeal
to encourage the Moderate party In
Germany, which has always deplored
the chauvinistic policy leading up to the
great War."
Greek minister at Heme tn nr"sent to
Prince Paul, brother of the late King
Alexander, the government's con
dolences and to Inform him that accord
ing to the stipulations of the constitu
tion he hns been called to succeed to
the throne.
Owing to the present relations exist
ing' between the Greek nation and the
house of former King Constantino, the
minister is requested to inform Prince
Fan! that before there Is official proc
lamation of his accession to the throne,
certain guarantees must be given.
These include the formal nnd "ir
revocable" abdication of former King
Constantino, renunciation b Prince
George, Duke of Sparta, of all claims
to "the throne, and recognition b the
robably tinder their Influence and ctild
ance. Premier Vculzclos has bitter
enemies. If lie Is generally supported
by the population of new Greece, old
Greece does not always give him spon
taneous confidence.
"However clever he may be, there
are ce-taln perils ho cannot nvert."
It is pointed out here thnt it is not
necessary that n son of King Constan
tino become king of Greece to keep the
throne In tho dynasty. King Constan
tino has four brothers, all of whom
might be looked upon as eligible. They
are Prince Christopher, who recently
married Mrs. W. 11. Leeds, an Ameri
can woman ; Prince George, whose wife
was Marie, daughter of Prlnco Itoland
Itonaparto: Prlnco Nicolas, who mnr
rled Grand Duchess Holene of Ilussln,
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SPANISH TROOPS REPULSED
Moroccan Tribesmen Inflict Severe
Loasea Fighting Continues
liondon, Oct. 27. (By A. P.)
Spanish troops, commanded by General
Ucren&ucr, Jiigh commissioner for Mo
rocco, have been savagely attacked in th
outskirts ot Bheshnan by tribesmen,
suts a Tangier dispatch to the London
Times. In addition, n column com
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scvere'losscs, It ia aaid. While clearing
gardens around the city of bostllo tribes
men, eleyen Spanish officers, two native
officers, nlno non-commissioned sub
alterns and more than 100 privates
were killed or .wounded, it Is stated.
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Lowered Prices on
PERFUMES, '
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Ideal Toilet Water. Regularly 7.25.
Now 5.75
Ideal Perfume. Regularly 8.25.
Now 6.50
Quelques Fleurs or Ideal Talcum
Powder. Regularly 1.00.
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VIOLET
Ambre Royal Talcum.
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OSTRICH FEATHER FANS
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Regularly 12.50 Now 8'.50.
Regularly 18.00 Now 12.00
WOMEN'S SUITS
WRAPS and COATS
DUVET de LAINE SUITS
SQUIRREL. MOLE OR NUTRIA TRIMMED.
78.00
Made to Sell for 100.00. A Saving of 22.00
Became of Loxdct Prices Paid for Materials
Straightline model with Shawl Collar of Squirrel,
Mole or Nutria; another model with fur collar and
bandings.
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DUVET de LAINE,
VELOUR
and VELDYNE SUITS
98. 00
Made to Sell for 135.00. A Saving of 37.00
Because of Lower Prices Paid for Materials
The Voldyne Suits are in a simple belted model.
Velour belted suits with Mole collars. Short coat
Brandt model in Velour with Mole or Nutria collar.
And Duvet de Laine with Turkish embroidery
forming a border to coat and collar of Australian
, Opossum or Nutria.
Lowered Prices
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WOMEN'S SILK
SHIRTS
Made to sell for 8.75
6.90
Mannish tailored shirts of fine
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Made to sell for 16.50
10.00
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FUR-TRIMMED COATS
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brown and beaver. '
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SILK LISLE, WOOL'
500 Pair Medium - Weight
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Black and cordovan.
Formerly 1.00
500 Pair Pure Silk Hose.... 93c
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'Re-enforced lisle tops. Black only.
Formerly to 1.95
300 Pair Fine Silk Hose.. $1.95
3 pr. for 5.50
Silk .or lisle tops. Black, white,
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Formerly to 3,50
300 Pair Superfine Silk
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Formerly to 3.95 1
300 Pair Novelty Silk Hose.3.95
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Superlative quality silk hose in
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95.00
Made to Sell al 150. Savings
Average 55.00
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Colors: brown, Plneneedle, navy,
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16.50
Fine plaida in a variety of col
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