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1 5P0tES WITHDRAW
PISH APPEAR
.tnglish Troops Tako Con-
y Tirol of Cleiwitz, in Upper
f Silosia
GERMANS RETAIN POSITIONS
Ny Hie Avoclntcd Press
Oppeln. SIIMa, .Iiiiip ".Detach
ments of the Itoyol IrMi Infantry, the
first rtrltMi troop" in cro th UnrM
established Ity 1'olMi insurgents In
Upper fillwln. detrained nl. tileiwitz
yesterday. They assumed control of
the city, nnd will be In i-liargi1 of the
farrlfonlng nnd polifitiB of the place in
future.
As the troops. ronitinc of on-1 l:nt
Ulion with full field equipment, entered
GroM-Strehlit7.. northucM of t.ilciwitz,
It encountered the lir.t Polish outpo.Ls.
Machine guns hud been trained on the
station by the Pole, but when the
British appeared the Poles withdrew
and wre not seen nRiiin. The train
was held there for some time so that
the officers could invetigaie n report
that the track further on luid been
rained. This report was found to be
false," and the train proceeded, being
molested nt no point, hIhiir the wii.n.
One French officer and a number of
French non-commlMsioncd officers ac
companied the Hrilish.
While these troops were on their nay
to the storm center of I'ppcr Silesin,
General Von lloefer, commaiidcr of
German defens" orcnni.ntions. bluntly
declined to comply uith the I'rcnch
tlltimatuiu to withdraw his fiitviw ftoni
the front between Krnpiutz nnd Kocl.
where the Poles have lircn driven back
for several miles, lie prnmised, how
ever, to prevent a further advance b
the German", "unless provoked bj the
Poles."
It has been learned b.v Allied nfnVinU
here that from ilOOd m WHO Germans,
who were liberated in the territory
talccn over by the defense organisations,
xoluntecrcd to serve with the Germans,
nnd that each man produced a weapon
with which to tight ngttinst the Poles.
It Is learned from Ilritlsh sources'
that the probable plan for the pacifica
tion of I'nper Hllesla will be to gar
rison all the large Industrial towns in
tho plebiscite urea with HrltlMi troops.
It is said th.it sufficient forces nrc
available for th's service, and that, in
addition, local police forces will be
formed of "citizens of known good
character." The Ilritlsh. it is under
stood, will gradually relinquish the
policing of the district to this organi
sation. The Ilritlsh troops probably will ex
tend their authority northward through
the occupied area, disarming the Poles
us they proceed,
ENTOMBEDMINER RESCUED
Not a Scratch on Man When Taken
Out After Thirty-five Hours
Shrtinudnali, Pa.. .Iifno 7. Kntombed
behind a heavy fall of coal and culm
in Packer No. il mine this morning,
dneob Itomansky was rrscued without
n scratch.
Kcscuer had been working franti
cally to reach the man whom they feareu
hud been caught by the fall. Itoninn
sky'" partner heard the coal working
nnd ran to safety just ns the fall occurred.
MEXICO MAY YIELD
Ti
0 DEMANDS OF U.S
Answer of President Obregon
to Secretary Hughes' Note
Receivod in Washington
CONTENTS KEPT SECRET
lly (he Associated Press
Washington. June 7. President Ob
regon's reply to the American messages,
ketiing forth the conditions upon which
the t'nitcd States would consider rec
ognition of Mc.tlro, was expected to be
discussed nt today's meeting of Presi
dent Harding's Cabinet. Meantime, of
ficial comment on the reply Is withheld
by Administration ollicers.
I'nnfiicially. it was said thnt (Hire
gon was not averse to entering into a
written agreement covering the guar
antees, of the safety of Americans and.
American Interests, out. Hint until nc
bad threshed out the question with his
Cabinet he could not take any definite
step.
It is understood that the policy ns
outlined In the memorandum presented
by George T. Huinmcrlln, thr'Aincrlcnn
charge nt Mexico City,' was well known
In Mexico prior to lis delivery and that
It was, discussed by iilm with bis Cab
inet. According to reports here, n ma
jority of the Cabinet advised Obregon
to agree to the conditions, at least In
principle, but definite opposition to such
action was offered b.v Ministers Callcs
and Do la Iluerta. Until the dissenting
members left the Mexican capital soon
nftcr tha t conference for visits to
Souora.'
Immediately nftcr Mr. Hunimcrliii
called upon Obregon the Mexican Presi
dent, necordlng to these reports, sum
moned Cnlles mid Dc la Hucrta. Un
official dispntches from Mexico have
reported Calles to be on bis way to the
Mexican capital.
The I'nltcd States, it Is understood,
Is not greatly concerned ns to the exact
method employed by Obregon in ex
tending his promises, except that they
lie in written form, which may be re
garded by the United States In the light
of n contract. It Is declared that tnc
signature of Obregon to the promises
might be regarded ns sufficient.
FILIPINOS FOR SELF-RULE I NEW POLISH WAR FEARED
FOR
7
Opposition Confined to American
DUtlnen Men and Igorrotei
Wn-shlntton, ,lune 7. (Hy A, P.)
Kecent dispatches from Manila declaring
that several Filipino business men were
preparing a memorial urging deferment
of Independence' and that the Igorrotes
were voicing opposition to Independence
are attacked in a statement Issued by
the Press Uureau of the Philippine mis
sion here.
The statement declares that the Ma
nila business men opposing Independence
arc Americans nnu not Filipinos, and
that the lgnrrote tribesmen who ap
peared before the Wood-Forbes mission
were not representative nor .many. The
bureau has been advised from Manila
that the Igorrotes who appeared were
acting at the Instance of American missionaries.
PURE
FRESH-PAINT
Believe Me
Kuchnlc for Paints!
If you want to do your own
painting at home or fac
tory you can still obtain
Kuchnlc quality service by
buying Kuchnlc paints
sold at the Kuchnlc factory
17th and Vine streets.
"Save-tht-Surface"
Kuehnle
PAINTERS
Vme&17th.Sts.
8PP.UCE.5W IMCe7749
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Te Safis W'Drwj S fores
Worthwhile reductions from
the manufacturers' suggested
Belling prices on Family Rem
edies and Toilet Needs.
60c Bromo Seltzer
45c
21c
49c
45c
28c
93c
79c
42c
60c Java Rice Powder Q(.
23c
13c
21c
83 c
42c
45c
65c
21c
89c
79c
39c
89c
22c
2f,r16c
49c
25c Woodbury's o-i
Facial Soap iSlC
Kodak Time!
Brownie No. 2A 8.50
Brownie No. 2 $2.50
We Do
Free Developing
25c Cuticura Soap
60c Doan'a Kidney
Pills
60c D. & R. Cold
Cream
40c Fletcher's Cns-
toria
1.50 Gude's Pcpto
Mangan
16-oz. Horlick's
Malted Milk
50c Hinds' Honey &
Almond Cream
30c Kolynos Tooth
Paste
lac Lux
30c Lyon's Tooth
Powder
$1 Listerinc,
It oz.
50c Mulsificd Cocoa
nut Oil
50c Mcnnen's Shav
ing Cream
75c Mellin's Food
25c Mum
$1 Nujol
$1.10 Nuxatcd
Iron
50c Pcpsodcnl Tooth
Paste
$1.30 Pinkham's
Veg. Com p.
30c Hesinol Soap
15c Rcxall
Toilet Sonn
70c Sal Hepatica
!7l(i Sai f'Druq StoriT
lormerlr Klkrr.lltgrman
300 8. Ilroad SI,, ror. Nitrites
llln Mirkrt ZOO Market
1S82 rhulnut 1311 Mirlnn
t K i Markti li N. ,,
tUt S. I rout. ror. York (Krnilnrton)
3.71 Otrraantown Are,, nrnail A JCrlt
UtrmanUnn ,V riitllrn Aira.
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Garden
rests
can easily be de
stroyed by using
our modern insec
ticides.
ARSKNATK OF LEAD. BOR
DEAUX MIXTURE. MELROS
INE. PARIS GREEN, PYROX,
REVDEANA. ETC.
WEED KILLER
for destroying weeds and grnss
on walks, driveways, tennis
courts, etc. No special labor re
quired, just dilute in water nnd
nnply with a watering can.
Il' not loo In lr lo ft mil Vff
lulilr rianli e have n lre its-Mnrtinrnt.
CATALOG FREE
MICHELLE Se
.'.IS-rilfi Market St.. Phila.. Pa.
Announcement
THE FRANKLIN TIRE & RUBBER CO.
2123-25-27 VINE STREET
Distributors of
FIRESTONE SOLID TRUCK TIRES
is now owned and directed by
W. C. SWEITZER
G. A. NAGELI
J. F. MEEHAN
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A Sale of Summer Dresses at$ J 9.00
f OVELY Summer Frocks in women's and misses' sizes. Choose from figured
J or dotted voile, tricolette, gingham, dotted organdie; chic new styles (6 of
which are shown). Some Betty Wales Frocks arc included the second from
the right in the illustration is a Betty Wales of dotted voile.
Others at $7.00, $12.00, $15.00 and up to $72.00. Our entire stocks of Dresses,
Coats and Suits have been re-marked to new prices. (Third Floor.)
Hand-made Waists at $2.90 and $3.90
Our new Blouse Section on the Second Floor offers these charming Porto Rican Waists
at very moderate prices. Warranted hand-ma.de inspection will readily convince you as to
this fact.
In two styles one in the little vest effect which is so popular this season: the other a
sports model for wear with suits and sweaters. The material used is batiste and the Waists
have been designed in long-waisted effect so they may be used for golf and tennis. Long or
short sleeves.
Serni-SportS Hats of Florence Mixed Straw, $10.75
Three good models mushroom, sailor and drooping brim with turned-up back.
Trimmed with Georgette crepe scarfs; brims bound along the edges with the same material.
Delicate shades of jade, sand, lavender, brown and natural straw, to blend with your summer
frock.
Cf)C JJUbenile HjQP Babyhood to 16 Year8
Philippine White Poplin
Creepers, hand embroid
ered; 2 and 3 years ?3. 15.
Voile Dresses
$5.00
10 to 16 Years
Cool voile3 in checks and stripes;
hort sleeves; low neck; organdie
jashj specially priced at $5.00.
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For
bero we
batiste
years at
ittle folks' slum-
have Pajamas of
in sizes 2 to 8
$1.15.
To reduce summer laun
dry bills we have Paper
Diapers in packages of 20
for 2Cc.
Organdie Dresses
$7.50
7 to 1 4 Years
Summer organdies in pink, blue,
vellow, orchid and brown; trim
mings of lace or ruffles; sash of
jrgandie or ribbon.
Dr. Sze Pleads for Chinese Sufferers
Springfield. III.. June 7. (Hy A.
!.) Dr. Alfred Hr.c, Chinese Minister
to the I'nlted Suites, addressed n Joint
session of the Stnte Legislature today In
nn appeal in lichnlf of the fnmlnc suf
ferers In Chinn. Lntcr he visited Onk
ridge Cemetery, where he Inld a wreath
on Lincoln's tomb. He planned to re
turn to Washington this evcnlnc
MEIIIiilllffiN
i? gitmiimiuiMii '.
BMT.
MniramifflMi
111 oil '!ISI!l!lin
ISIS
Clocks for June
Wedding Gifts
Mantel chimes etneks, cilm
inp each quarter hour. Ma
hoganv casta.
Hall nnd Wnll Clocks
Desk Boudoir Banjo
Wnltham Mirror Clocks
Dependable Movements Only
$5.00 to $600.00
KENNEDY & BRO.
102 8. 13th St.
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"Aggressive Imperialism" Reported
to HUghes by Lithuanians
Washington, June ". (Hy A. J'.)
Danger exists of war. between Poland
nnd Lithuania becnuse of the "policy of
aggressive Imperialism" of Poland, Sec
rotary Hughes wss Informed today In
n letter from J. Vllcliis, Lithuanian
representative In this country.
Interruption of negotiations between
delegates of-the two countries nt Brus
sels tor the purpose of adjusting ter
ritorial nnd political questions nnd the
"aggressive activities of Polish troops
In the neighborhood of Vllna," were
said to have crcotcd "a dangerous situation."
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Right from the nest
Gold Seal
EGGS
carton
of twelve
35
BANKER DIES OF BROKEN HIP
Charles McGIII Lamberton, Aged 64,
Passes Away at Oil City
..Oil Clly, Pa.. June ".(By A. P.)
Charles McCJIll Lsmberton, aged six-
wour. president of the Olf rtV
offal and CitUcns' Banking '$
at.mldnlgHt. Hu'ndnp .fulW?
s due to n broken hip. ' '
t
tl
died
illnes
. He was a member of the Chh,
Commerce, Venango, Ivy nbi it?
-IP Hoi
Clubs. Oil City Lodge of E k, ."?
City Boat and Wantingo ConntrM.
ntrjr-cJ
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At all our Stores
As Time
Goes On
the average man does some serious
thinking about the passing years
nnd where they are taking him.
He also thinks of those who are
dependent upon him arid what
would happen if another year
would not find him as their pro
tector and provider.
To put your mind at case on thi3
point, make a will today, appoint
ing this company as your executor,
and relieve yourself of worry.
The Real Estate Title Insurance
and Trust Company of Philadelphia
523 Chestnut Street 45 S. Broad Street
Across from Independence Halt Lincoln Dulldlnr
Reid & Fort's
Entire Clothing Stock
REDUCED!
Midsummer suits excepted.
All men's suits, topcoats,
and raincoats included.
$30 garments all $22.50
$35 garments all $27.50
$40 garments-all 32,50
45 garments-all 37.50
Original price tickets remain upon all
garments. Deductions made at time of
purchase! No charge for alterations.
This sale comprises all
our three-piece woolens
suits, topcoats, and
raincoats, No excep
tions, and, what is more
important, no additions!
Every garment is of
R. & F. standard, the
great majority of them
tailored for us by the
Kirschbaum shops
well known for the fine
clothes they make. The
original prices were
marked genuinely close.
With these reductions,
Philadelphia men are
offered the closest ap
proach to 1914 clothing
values they haveyetseen.
It is an event which will
bring to our new
Windsor Room and our
Plaza shop hundreds of
old friends and hundreds
of others who should
know us -and Kirsch
baum Clothes.
Kirschbaum Dress Suits
and Tuxedos Special
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