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.partial," Bolshevik Judge
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ICIALIST GROUPS CLASH
By ttie AtMMln(d rrwi
Maarew, June 0. Mutual hatred
ukatween Etirope'n medernte SeclfllItn
ftad the RuMlnn CemmunUU crystal
lised yetrdar at the opening of the
trial here of thlrtr-fetir members of the
igadal ReTolntlenUt Party.
Leaders of the Second Internatlon Internatlen
i Alt and ether Kurepenn Seclalliit or
nntsatieni appeared ai counsel for the
tlefmdanti. who are accused of betray
fag the RunKlnn revolution, of aulat
img Kelcbak and Denlklne and of en
'ftaeerinj plots te newnvdnnte Lenlne,
ilVetiky and ether llelnhevlk lender,
i At the epenlnt of the trlnl the de
Jfradanta raised the objection that ns
'all three of the Judge were Cetnmun
lata. It was Improper for them te sit In
Jndgtnent upon their political oppo
nent. The objection was ererruled
.after n forensic battle. In which Inter
nationally famous Socialists took part.
Tfce defense nlfe objected te the des
ignation of M. Krjlenke as chief pros
ecutor en the ground that he was preju
diced, being the head of the Supreme
'Revolutions r? Tribunal, and ale be
eauac his wife assisted In the investiga
tion of the case.
Em II Yanderelde. IMcinn Serlallct.
ace member of the Heliflnn Cabinet
and president of the 8cend Interna
tional, Is one of the lending figuret In
'the counsel ter the defence, anil wai .
foremost In pressing the objections te i
the Judges and prosecutor. He de
clared It was evident Ilelglum and Run- ,
Ib hnil different cnnceptlens of Jus
tice. M. Yamtm eldc's be'd challenge was
answered by the grltxlel Krylenke. "Ne
wonder wc have different conceptions of
justice," he declnred. "Such Justice
will Belgium have only when her min
isters are placed en trial. This case Is
being tried under the system of justice
we fought for."
M. rtatlkeff, the presiding Judgt).
In overruling the defendants' objections,
aald: "Of course, we are net Impar
tial, but our partiality Is In the Inter
ests of the revolution. Hut at the same
time we are net a party te the court)
our business Is te listen te the facts."
K. K. K. THREAT IN SUNBURY
Klansmen Interfere With Family
Life of Destitute Couple
Yerk, Pa., June 0. With plain
clothes policemen guarding ngalnst dis
order or illegality, several residents of
Yerk and vicinity met In a hnll here
Wednesday night and organized what
they said was a branch of the Ku Klux
Klan. Upen advice of his counsel,
Mayer Hegentugler permitted the group
te organize.
A few days age representatives of the
"Invisible Empire" vUlted the home of
a destitute family in Sunbury te de
liver protlsleue and warn the husband
against ill-treating nis wue. xne lat
ter, It is said, carries a (IKeIured eye
as the result of a marital encounter.
The Klansmen threatened the man that
If he did net treat his family with mere
respect he would have te "take the con
sequences." OFFER KATO PREMIERSHIP
Japanese Admiral Asks Time te
Cenelder Preposition
Teklo, June 0. (By A. P.) Ad
miral Daren Kate today was offered
the premiership of Japan, He asked
time te consider whether he would un
dertake te form a Cabinet te succeed
that of Premier Takahasbl, which re re
sicneil Tuesdiu.
Admiral nKte headed the Japanese ,
dolegatlen te the Washington Arms
Conference. i
PLAIN "BUCK PRIVATES"
DISAPPEAR FROM ARMY
Infantry Strength la Less Than Be
fore U. 8. Entered World War
Washington, June 0. (lly A. P.)
Examination of War Department sta
tistics obtained today discloses that
doughboys, Just plain "buck privates"
of Infantry, arc becoming almost nt
scarce In the army as second lieutenants
were a while back,
The "buddle" with the bayonet Is the
man relied en te win victories, ler
ether element of the army exists
merely te help him en the Jeb, As Con
gress has erdnlned slashes, the num
bers of the plain .humble, tinspeclallxed
"bucks" has dwindled until there Is
grave concern In the army ever the
problem of the disappearing doughboy.
Even the aggregate Infantry strength,
Including the nhhly trained spccln Ists
In Infantrv units modern warfare has
made esxcntlal, has shown a dispro
portionate shrinkage, It Ii less today
even than It was before the United
States entered the great war. On
April W), 11U7, there were B3.105 en
listed men In the Infantry. Today,
with the total strength of the army
nnslderably higher, there are 47,837
In the feet reglmentft and probably, It
is salil, nut 20,000 of these are te be
tasslfled an Just plain "buck pri
vates, The Impending additional reduction
In the site nf the nrmy wltl show a
further drop, officers any, and leave the
military machine just n highly spe
cialised ske'eten, the bones nf which
ire the officers, non-commissioned of
ficers and specialised services, with Just
a few humble beyanef-wielding "bucks"
here and there te give a sketch sug
gestion of a real war-time force,
HELD FOR KILLING FATHER
Qlrl of Twelve Yeare Allegea He
Attacked Her pother
Washington, Pa., June 9. (Ily A.
P.) Charged with sheeting and killing
her father, twelve-year-old Marv
Serlslnskl, of Marianne, sixteen miles
south of here, is being held In the
Juvenile Detention Heme here.
According te Chief of County De
tectives Jeseph Welner, the girl nt
first denied the sheeting, but later ad
mitted she had fired three shots. The
girl asserted the sheeting followed n
series of attacks en her mother and
herself. Last n?htnt supper, accord
ing te the child, Serl.lnskl chastised
her for some childish fault and she
went te his room, procure Jf r')01!
and shot him as he was standing in the
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Dessert Ferks
Dessert Knives
Sfalad Ferks
Oyster Ferks
Butter Spreaders
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Sweaters
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Offer an Opportunity te Select Individual "Stecker" Medes in
Street & Afternoon Dresses
At Reductions of 25 te 50
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Street Dresses
Smart frocks of CreDe Rema, Canten Crepe, Peiret Twill,
Velette, and ethers of the popular fabrics. A varied showing
of styles and colors, in plain, beaded and embroidered
effects.
They were $25.00 te $69.50, reduced te
$13.50, $19.50 te $35
Afternoon Dresses
Individual models of Creee Rerm, Velette. Canten Crepe,
Crepe Rence. Teiret Twill rnd ether fabrics in every
fashionable shade ; diT.ped, embroidered, and bead trimmed
models.
They were $75.00 te $145, reduced te
$38, $45 te $85
Spert Coats
At Less Than Cost
Of Tweeds, herringbones and ether ".sport"
fabrics; plain colors and novelty effects in a
wide variety.
They were up te $45.00
$16.50 & $25
Spert and Tailored Suits
At Less Than Cost
Spert Suits
That were up te $39.50
Tailored Suits
That were up te $95.00
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Opening Values
again tomorrow at this
New Exclusive Shep.
FIR STORED and INSURED
DURINQ SUMM'.R MONTHS
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UPHOLSTERING
Wa speclallxs In flrst-clasi wU.
for people of discrimination.
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ii Every Recent Smart Fashion Embraced Ii
and they are creatiena that tell you at a glance
their superior worth. Every hat is worth two
and three times our special prices.
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..r,rme ve x-rf 'e cp"-" nbeut with you an atmesph
of brlfhtntss and geed ehter. Don't, then, go about with dingy,
oiled clothes. Our matter cleaning process will reitere all their
original charm and freehneis.
LADIES' SUITS
OR COATS....
$3.00
MEN'S SUITS
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$1.50
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hope for. Twenty-five years age Stern & Ce. started out te help
make PHILADELPHIA Hemes mere beautiful, and the present
success of this AMERICA'S LARGEST HOME of FURNITURE
shows hew well we succeeded. We print here geed news for the
young married couples. We present saving opportunities that all
newlyweds will welcome.
Furniture of the Best Quality
Is only offered at STERN & CO. for at no time de we sacrifice qunli qunli
tyte make low prices possible. These specials are but a small part of the
wonderful values being featured this week. We invite your inspection
and comparison we appreciate your coming te our store and seeing for
yourself.
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4-Pc. "Queen Anne" $1 AQ
Rprlrnnm Sniff- . - v
room Suite . . . .
Made of finely pe.ished AMERICAN WALNUT and most
unusral with its semi-vnnity dresser, bow-end bed, chiflerctte and
large drearer.
1 0-Piece "WINDSOR" $1 QC
Dinincf Rnnm Suite . . . - S J
Dining Roem Suite . . .
The entire 10-p.cces 5 side cnairs and one arm chair included.
A suite you will be proud te have in your dining room. Chairs with
tapestry scats.
Summer Frecks Alse Reduced
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dainty washable dresses that form such
an indispensable part of the Summer
wardrobe. Among them are dotted
Swisses, plain and printed Normandie
voiles, organdies, linens, and ether cotton
fabrics in white and all colors.
The Regular Prices Were
$9-50, $12-50 te $35-00
They are Reduced te
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RUGS!
9x12 Deuble Warp
$5-85
Jap. Grass
RUGS
9x12 Extra Heavy
Axmmster $3g.50
9x12 Seamless
Brussels Q-1 t (iX
RUGS- i4'00
Refrigerators
$29iK
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The "Chevy Chase"
Lounge Suite . . . .
87-inch davenette all large massive pieces, richly overstuffed
spring seats and springs in backs. Loese cushions. Backs of p.ccii
$195
covered te match.
$69s
4-Pc. Genuine Reed
Library or 'Perch Suite
4 large pieces including the table,
and splendid spring cushion seats.
Cretonne upholstered backs
14-Kt. White Geld
Wrist $18-75
Watches ... xe3
26-Piece Chest of
Oneida Community
Table $0.95
Silver
$gjs
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