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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14
500C CARRANZA TROOPS
ARE SENT TO SONORA
Obregon Forces to Be Dis
banded, Says Report

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan. Ia
President Carranza is sending 5000
troops 70 the state Of Sonora. ddvlcc-
from Mexico said today, 10 replace
the Obregon troops in the state which
are 10 be diSbanded The state. the
advices said. Is to be placed under
military law under q new governor,
Ignacio Pesqueira. who displaccs
Governor De La Huerta. said to be
a sympathizer with Obregon's candi-
dacy for the presidency.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14
GEN. GONZALES IS
NOMINATED FOR
MEXICO PRESIDENT

MENICO CITY. Jan. Pablo
Gonzales. formerly a general in the
Mexican army. last night accepted the
presidential nomination before the
convention of the Democratic League
Gonzales is the second candidate to
announce. General Alvaro Obregon
having opened his campaign last year
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14

BELGRADE. Jan. lI-Tt W ~
lieved the American warship off Pola
Is going to Fiume, where she will 10
joined by allied vessels which will
land men to replace the Italian troops
when decision il reached at Paris
regarding the future status Of that
city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14
HUGHES WILL HEAD
COMMITTEE ACTING
FOR REJECTED SOLONS

NEW YORK, Jan ~ ~ pccial
committee from thc bar a,-ucIat.or
~ New Writ city. beaded by Charlie
Evans Hughes, will 20 to Albany,
probably To-Day. "a give legal support
to the five socialists suspended at tho
opening session Of the assembly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14
COLLEGE VOTE FAVORS
ANY COMPROMISE FOR
QUICK PEACE RETURN

NEW YORK. Jan. li. Incom-
plete return, from fifty-thrco Of
nearly four hundred colleges ami
universities whose students and
faculty members voted yesterday
on four questions concerning the
peace treaty and tha League of
nations. showed that 22.643 cut of
il.SS9 votes cast favored any
compromise which could make pos
siblc immediate ratification.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14
DELIVER HUNGARIAN TREATY

PARIS, Jan. I4.-The treaty Of
peace with Hungary will be delivered
20 the Hungarian delegates at the
foreign office tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14
4GOPERSONSLOSE
LIVES IN WRECK
OF Ship; 57LAND
Steamer Afrique Goes Down
in Bay Of Biscay- Hope
for Others Fades

NEW ROCHELLE. France. Jan.
14.-More than 100 persons are be-
lieved lost IN the wreck of the steam
er Antique IN the Bay of Blscay. Only
81 survivors were landed. Hope foi
the remainder ~ the passengers aut
crew faded during the night. which
passed without word from them.
Sailors and French colonial soldier
were the only persons from the shr
to land safely.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14
SOVIET ARK QUITS KEEL
FOR UNKNOWN RUSS PORT

MEL. Jan. IA The United States
army transport Buford. carrying 249
Russians. deportei from the United
States. left Kiel for an unnamed Rus
sian port Tuesday evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14
ALLIED TROOPS WILL BE
LANDED AT FIUME BELIEF
American Warship Anchors
off Pola, Naval Base

TNEIT. Jan. II -An AmrTIc1H
warship has anchored off Pola, the
former Austrian naval base in the
Adriatic, according 10 advlccs here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED IN
GERMANY FOLLOWING RIOTING
20 MEMBERS or MOB KILLED
IN RUSH TOWARD BUILDING


PARIS Jan Martial t.rar
with Of
to Berlin
before the rechstag building Berlin yesterday policemen
and two missing and others
crowd who attempted to rush the building
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14
WEATHER

Tonight and Thursday partly
cloudy; not much change in temPers-
ture: lirht northerly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14
NEWS OF INTEREST HERE.

Associated Press dispatches from
Washington today announcing that
Colonel Lansing III Beach has been
nominated 10 be head Of the United
States army board Of engineers on
rivers and harbors. is Of general i'm
terest in Brownsville. Colonel Beach
visited Brownsville five years ago in
company with Colonel Richie, then en-
gineer Al Galveston. in connection
with the harbor Improvement at
Brazos de Santiago. lie went over
the entire ground Of that projected
Improvement AZ that time, and j. very
familiar with H.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14
COLONEL BEACH TO
HEADU.S. BOARD OF
HARBORS ENGINEERS

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4-Coloncl
Lansing II. Beach was nominated to-
day 10 be chief Of army engineers.
He i a brother Of Harrison L. Beach.
publisher Of the San Antonio Light.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-14

BUY PUMPING MACHINERY
Ii3 to Is n. r. Fairbanks Morse and
Kruger Atlas Oil Engines in stock.
Centrifugal Pumps.
W. n. PUTEGNAT COMPANY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
r ANGLII w SPRA-
VIE GDANSKA.

Warszawa, 81. listcpada. -
z Paryza donosza, re trudnosci
W przebiegu rokowan o Gdansk
przypisuja W tuteiszych kolaet
dyplomstycznych bardzo zrecz-
nej grze angielskiej.
Anglii wcaie ME zalezy ma tenn.
aieby uklad Polski z Gdanskiem
wszedl W zycie, gdyz ukiad ten
INSTALL prawa Poiski i Gdahska, a
tenn samem zmniejszy moznoSt
wkraczsnia posrednik6w, ktory-
mi W III chwili So Angiicy.
Okres tymczasowego stanu
rzeczy w Gdansku dai tam An.
gill wpfywy przewazajace. Pre-
wagi tel ME chce Anglia utracit
przez dojScie do skutEu ukiadu
miedzy Polska a Gdahskiem j u
trudnia sprawe zadaniami, odbie-
gajacemi Cd traktatu wersalskie-
go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
%Tslsgramy ~ZagTaniezns,
Dokonczenie re strony l-szei.

Jeden z oficerow Siemionowa
oznajmii, re oddziai jego podczas
ewakuacyi Czyty zorganizowa'
pogrom, podczas ktorego zgine,c
mase Aydow.
Bolszewiey usiSuia nawiazat
rokowania z Chinczykami W sprs
vie neutralnego pasa wzdsuz
granicy, zapewniajac, re ME ma.
ia oni zamiaru wicraczaG ma tie.
rytoryrm chinSkie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
PoLScY 2 SY-
E r PRZYBYL DO
GDANSKA.

Warszawa, 81. listopada. -
Otrzymano tn wiadomosc z Gdan
ska, re 10 listopada przybyl z
Wiadywostoku do portu gdai--
skiego okret Brandenburg, ktory
przywiozl 50 oficerow polskich
21S zosnierzy, $50 jeheow wojen-
nych, 25 inwalidow. 263 osob,
nalezacych do rodzin' wojsko.
wych oraz 623 osob cywilnych :
lacznie 1855 Polak6w.
WoJSKA
ROBBIE.
Londyn, ~. listopada. - De,
pesza iskrowa z Moskwy donosi.
re w rejonie Mozyrza wojska Dol
szewickie scigaja resztki wojsk
gen. Balachowicza i otaczaja je-
go rozbita piechote.
ZIEMIA OLA z~oLN1ERzY.
Warszawa, 2H listopada. -
Rada ministrow przyiela projekt
ustawy o przyjeciu ma wfasnosc
panstwa ziemi w n%iektorych po-
wiatach i bedacy w zwiazku z
tenn projekt ustawy o tezpiat-
mem i opsatnem obdzieleniu re
mia zoinierzy Wojska Polskiego,
WYslALI
PROTEST Do OLGA sWIE-
TEGO.
Rzym, ~. listopada. Papiez
Benedykt otrzymal protest cd e
piskopatu i kleru irlandzk;ego,
podpisany przez kardynala Lo--
que, prymasa Irlandyi. Protest
-
ten jest zredagowany W bardzo
ostrych slowach i wystepuje pre-
ciwko dzikim atakom policyi an
gielskiej ma bezbronnych miesz-
kancow. Kardynai Gasparri, Sc
kretarz papieski miai interview
W tel sprawie z ksieciem de Sails,
posiem angielskim PREY Watyka-
ME.
ANGLIcY
LEADERA SINN FEINI-
STOW.
Dublin, q. }listopada. (Prasa
Stow = Artur Griffith, zaiozS-
ciel organizacyi Sim Feinistow,
professor John MacNeill, czfonek
parlamentu irlandzkiego, oraz
wielu innych iacznie z synem pro
fesora MacNeill zostali areszto-
wani przez policye angielska,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
Pierwszorzedny Zakiad
P~ogrzebowy
prowadza pod No.
1922 CleaVer Utica

Fran. MoraczewsGki Jako balsamator / Mi
ohal walensa~ zajmujacy sic wypoSy-
czaniem karawan6w, a~ptomooaow ma
pogrzeby, wesela. chrzciny / inne Okla
xye. Telefon Monroe 1o4S. otwarte W
dzieh I W noe 2I-Zs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

roexukutss prae1 - CUaj pLmis
o-eioszenia pcd rubryka pPRAoA' "A
sspaltsch DzIMNNIKA CHICAGO
sK1ncn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

Artur Griffith zostai areszto-
wany W swojem mieszkaniu Q go
dzinie 2ej W nocy. Broni zadnej
ME ~znaleziono, lecz zabrano deza
lose literatury.
Aresztowanie to wywoiaio
wielka sensacye wsrod publiczno-
sci. PAM Griffith oSwiadezyla, &c
areszt jej meza zostal dokonany
W celu sprowokowania mfodych
Sim Feinist6w.
Policya a~ngielska wkroczyla
W brutalny sposob do domu Crrif-
fith'a, wybijajac okna i przecina-
JAG tahctch u drzwi.
GRECY SIZE FER
WANNA STOSUNKoW z A.
ALlANIAMl.
Ateny, 81. listopada. (Prasa
Stow . Francya i Anglia mo-
ga ME sprzeciwiaG sic co do po-
wrotu krola Konstantego ma iron,
iecz W ko{ach greckich obawiaja
sic, re mole nastapiG zerwanie
dobrych stosunkow pomisdzy
aliantami a Grecya, i wtedy a
lianci moga zawrzet oddzielna
umowe z Turkami, Tub uzyc ar
mic Wrangla, kt6ra obecnie jest
reorganizowana' ma wyspie Le-
mnos, do wiosennej kampanii
przeciwko Turcyi. Jezeli jeden z
tych krokow zostanie uczyniony,
wtedy wszelka pomoc finansowa
aliantow okazywana Grecyi 20
EStanie cofnieta.
WOJSKA TURECKIE PoSU--
WAJA SIZE NAPRZoD.
Smyrna, 81. listopada. - Woj-
ska nacyonalistow tureckich posu-
nelly sic naprzod w rejonie Usza-
ka, oko}o 100 mil ma wschod cd
tego miasta i zajely kilka mast.
Wojska greckie cofneiy sic W
tym rejonie be- bitwy
Ostatnie depesze doniosly, re
nacyonalisci tureccy zajeli Jeni-
szar, % mil ma po}nocny wschod
cd Brusy W poblizu' mora Mar
mara. .s
D~yscyplina W armii greckiej
jest dobra z maiymi wyjatkami.
.Og6lna sytuacya jest bardzo ME
peWna.
SERBIA ZERWIE z GRECYA
w RAZIE POWRoTU KoN-
STANTEGo.
Ateny, 27. listopada. - Otrzy-
mano tn wiadomoSc, re Serbia
zamierza zerwac sojusz z Grecya.
.jezeli byly kr6l Konstanty po--
wr6ci ma tron greek. -
o ZMNIEJSZYLA
sWoJ D WoJENNY.
Toxic, 81. listopada. - Japoh,
skie ministeryum wojny przygo-
towalo budzet w~ojenny ma rok
przyszIy o S., 900, 900 mniejszy niz
obecny. Budzet ten W roku prey
sziym bedzie wynosil $115,000,OO0
Budzet floty. powietrznej wska--
zuJe jednak wzrost.
VENIZELOS P~REZYDENTEM
~ARMENII(?).
Konstantynopcl, 81. listopada,
(Prasa Stow - Dyplomaci ar
mehscy dyskutuja mad sprawl
zaofiarowania Venizelosowi sta
nowiska prezydenta republiki ar
mehskiej. Zachodzi jednak wat
pliwosc, czy Venizeloss propozy-
eye te przyjmie.
MoSKIEW-
Soy BIORA GORE.
Berlin, 81. listopada. (Koresp,
Izaaka Don Lewina.) - Depesze
otrzymane z Rosyi wskazuja, &c
elementy miltarne wzieiy gore
wywieraja wpSyw ma politykg
rzadu bolszewickiego W kierunku
roznoczecia krokoW apresywnych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
1929 W. Chicago Ave.
R6g Temple ulicy.

hog IeInpto ulLey'
Usluzy swoim klientom jak poprzednio
" sprawach kupna i spiat realnosd,
ze w kazdym razie mole wystarac sic
o pierwszy aIbo drugi morgecz ma pro-
pertach, IA dobrych warunkach, ola
swych klient6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
ADWOKAT STEFAN
R, CARYNSkI

dale Wiadomose ~wSzystkim swoim XII
entom / przyjacolom re przeprCwadzif
sic z pod mr.. 1854 w. Chicago avenue.
r6g Racine ave., do swego wlasnego bu-
dynku, pod mr..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

Relkawiczki i Rekawice
Damslie czarne, biale i brunatne
chamoisette rekawiczh, maja diva
zapiecia, jedwaOiem hafto- OK
wane grzbiety, specyalnie Wv
Dzieciece sk6rkowe rekawice -
maja runista podszewke, jedno "a
piecie, z futerkiem u wfer2chu, &C.
glaste / brunatne, M
para ................
Siemienny OleJ CSC
Czysty gotowany siemienny Olej, 5
galon6w kostumerowd, przyniesde
. .s .0Os pusnks' CSC
Central st. Louis White, 100
fun1towe barylN, 7E
GOtOwa miesza POkOSt m pO-
ma farba, naszej d3ocf ( obicia, ia
Household mar CIV t,Ao- uvro
E, q kolorow, ~,
do wyboru, tax DlAny prOe VII"
be, biaia 1 car den VarnAsh Co.
ma, ga 1.49 1ma ga goo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
Ieaeli uklad ME zostanie

Jezeli ukiad ME zostanie "a
warty, bedzie TRIVIAL stan tymcza.
sowy, niekorzystny ola Po1ski
ale sprzyjajgcy Angiii, ktora be,
die wciaz dazyia do jakiegoS u
prawnienia, cho6by pozornego
.przedsu1ania tymczasowego sta
nu w Gdansku.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
NAVY SURPLUS SALE
STORE-RETAIL STORE

IN BUILDING NO. 40l-JUST
OUTSIDE NAVY YARD GATE
OPEN FROM 0 A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
Remarkable savings may be made by
the purchase Of the following new ar
ticIes now on sale:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
WIRELESS CODE TO MARS
INTERESTS SCIENTISTS HERE
Prof John A. Miller, Somtmore Astronomical Head Admit
Possibilities Of Plan, but Points Out Difficulties

A system of communication with
Mars by means Of wireless messages
has come up for discussion in view OF
the $4,000 prize offered by the French
Academy of Science for the first sent
and answered wireless fash between
the earth and any of the planets.
"We do not know that there is any
one living on Mars" said Prof. John A.
Miller, head of the department Of as
tronomy at Swarthmore College, in
commenting on the difficulties in the
way of the plan.
another difficulty would be in send
ing a message with sufficient power to
cover the tremendous distance of inter-
stellar space" he explained, "and
/ have read that single message of that
sort, even if it could be sent, would in
volve q great expense.
Send Out Single Dots
The first step III the proposed plan of
communication with Mars would be to
send out single dots at regular intervals
throughout the first day, concluding
with the word "one' in the dots and
dashes of the Morse system.
After an hours interval q series of
two dots would be sent forth for two
days at the same intervals as before,
until the twenty third hour of the sec
ond day, when the word "two," spelled
out in dots and dashes would be sent.
Again an hour would be allowed to
elapse and then series of triple dots
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04

would be sent for three days concluding.
in the twenty third hour of the third
day, with the word "three."
This system will be continued until
all the numbers up to ten had been
exhausted, ten days having been devoted
to the ten fold dots, until at the twenty
third hour of the tenth dav of this series
the word "ten" was spelled.
1t is contended that unless the per
sons who receive these arithmetical
messages are incomprehensibly dull, it
VIII be forced upon them that whover
Is sending the signals is merely counting
up to ten, and the dot and dash at the
end of each series he will undoubtedly
assume to be the name of the particular
series which IL concludes.
The recipient of such a message would
naturally reply in much the same way,
giving the. Martian equivalent of the
name of the arithmetical series. With
unfounded, would be to build up q
more complete interworld code that
would lead to definite communication.
Professor Miller would not comment
on the chances of success of such q
plan, even if Mars were found to be
inhabited and IL strong enough mes
sages could be sent to that planet.
Electrical influences Disturb
"If any other planet could send us
a message like this arithmetical one
suggested, l am sure we would know
what they were driving att he said
with a smile.
There are so many electrical in =
fiuences in the atmosphere of this world
that it is a little hard to believe in the
theory that we are getting messages
from some other body" he added
Professor Eric Doolittle, of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, scouts the
idea that any signals have been received
from Mars or any of the planets. He
also disbelieves the possibility of reach
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
.IEC|ON WILL SEE
BATTLE PICTURES
csorge Harding, Official Artist
If Expeditionary Forces, In
vites Members to Exhibit
FRIENDS ALSO TO ATTEND

r..,,ors of the world war who are
,.nod in the American Legion have
enro't;Tu t;Tnuy;ted to attend the exhibition OF
been ln,''' original drawings of the
,$Ts activities of the American
M4sNSSM expeditionary forces at
eEEyHsA11k the Art. Club.
{nEtlEH1UB This invitation was ex-
A9Ss1V tended by George Hard
WSdg% ing, official artist of the
aU A, r. f. and a member
!, uo Ieuior in Philadelphia. He be-
?, Iarss sn' TO benjamin Franklin Post, No.
405.
rho invitation welcomes members of
iTogion ~ andHheir friends during any
NV wv un 70 February II and every eve
uhs ass, from tonight until February 10.
m,a Tlns oybibitior has been on view at the
inu ,r War College, Washington, and is
IT, hIS shown here for the first time.
General Praises Pictures
Noior General McAndrew, president
. thc War College and former chief of
U. .s e'I of the American eXpeditionary
s.roos s.am has written letter to Comrade
WnrJ;nr Igrrti congratulating him on the true
,;otorial presentation of the troops in
actual combat situations.
Tho orders under which Captain
uording gathered his material were !:
ti%o,, are authorized, as official artist,
;, make sketches and paintings any
.Uhoro VI within the zone of the American
"mo, ur,,r in accordance with instructions
already given you.
at is the wish of the commander IL ,
,h;of that all commanding officers extend
n YOU all possible assistancces IN the
carving out of your ORDERS
The drawings belonging to. the gov
eminent are at the Smithsonian lnsti-
tntion. Washington. These paintings now
shown are developed from incompleted
sketches made on the front line. They
ors TO tour the country under the aus.
n;ces ni Of the American Federation of
Arts.
Plan Entertainment
Entertainment officers from all posts
of the Legion will meet in the Cham
Ser Of Commerce, Widener Building,
tomorrow night to organize program
of entertainment features in all the
nosts, This meeting was called at the
Instance of Miss Patricia f. Crosby,
chairman of the committee.
BENJAMIN Franklin Post No. 405 will
hold an entertainment for the benefit
Of It's members at it's next meeting, Feb
ruary Il, in the Chamber of Commerce.
The officers of this post are: Com
mander. DR.. A. G. Abbott; vice com
mander, DR.. Morris B. Miller; vice
commander, Maylin J. Pickering; ad-
jutant, A. W. Kingsbury, Jr. vice ad-
jrtant, Philip S. Shoemaker; finance
officer, Joseph Carson; historian, DIR.
Robert s. McCombs; insurance officer,
Elliott H. Glenn; chaplain, Rev. Ed
win NJ Jeffries; employment officer,
Percival D. Taylor. The executive com
mittee is composed of the following
DR.. G. B. Reynolds, chairman; w.
Gufin Gribbel, p. S. Shoemaker, DR..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04

D. j. Mccarthy; DR.. Stillwell Burns,
Hyram B. Eliason and B. Vaughn Alb
bott.
Post 20 Officers
A complete roster of the officers of
Post 20 is as follows: Commander,
Harrison NJ. Montgomery vice com
mander, Edward Hill, Jr. adjutant,
Joseph R. A. Gushing; finance off :
Ger, Patrick Hart; chaplain, Rev. Fr.
Philip e. Donahue; historian, James
5. Williams, entertainment officer, Earl
A. Rowe; publicity officer, Edward r.
Sullivan; employment officer, Frank p.
Haggerty; insurance officer, Charles A.
Haggerty; musical director. Chris A.
Quin; sergeants at arms, Harvey J..
Williams and Martin j. Cardwell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04

ing the heavenly bodies by means Of dis
patches from the earth.
Sir Oliver Lodge yesterday suggested
novel method of getting into com
munication with Mars by means of i'm
mense geometrical figures on the desert
of Sahara. He believes that it would
have possibilities of success.
The plan of establishing wireless COM
munication between the earth and Mars
was suggested in an article by Irving
r. Bacon in the Sunday PUBLIC
LEDGER of February 16, 1910.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
Muslin Underwear
Moderately Priced

A group Of neatly made, pret-
tily trimmed Undergarments-all
at moderate prices:
NIGHT GOWNS, a sleeveless
model of soft, white nainsook,
trimmed with lace, embroidery
medallions and ribbon bows
S2.25.
PETTTCOATS, Q m b r idery-
trimmed model of long cloth, with
dust rufle- $2.95.
COMBINATIONS, Marcella
style, of white Windsor crepe,
trimmed with lace--$2.5O.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE, dain-
tily fashioned of nainsook, with a
neat embroidery edge-$25O.
STRAIGHT CHEMIST. Of
nainsook, trimmed with tucks,
lace and ribbon-run embroidery
beading at the neck-S225.
DRAWERS, of long cloth, fin
ished with tucks and an embroid-
cry rutfle-$2.25.
Strawbridgs a. Clothter--
Third Floor. West
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of families. Industrial plants and all SSo
desire to buy wearing apparel and househoiS
necessities at reduced prices Car Ioutas
No. 2, 90. 40. SO, 60. 63. "a, 79 and al
transfer to gate: signs point the wav 70
the store. A large corps of salespeople re
on hand to wait on customers. Information
may be obtained by phone. Call Dickinson
6300. Branch 223.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
A Winter Clearance of
Mems Suits and OUerCOdtS at
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER'S
FORMATION or MERCHANDIsE FOR THURSDAY, FEE
A Re-grouping of Lots to be
Closed Out, All
at Extraordinary Reductions

In great stock, worth hundreds of thousands
of dollars, from number of large manufacturers,
with of different models from each, the time
comes when there are hundreds of Suits and Over
coats-just as desirable at the height of the sea-
son. but in small lots and broken size-range-whch
the time for this stock-ddjustig clearance and we
have gathered many of these small lots into larger
groups, making an EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
OF SIZES AT EACH PRICE. Many Of the best
styles of the season are in these wonderful los-and
GREAT VARIETY-so that, matter what your
requirements may be, you will be practically to
be suited and perfectly fitted, and PAY LESS
THAN WE OURSELVES COULD BUY THIS
CLOTHING FOR NOW. This remarkable clear
ance starts tomorrow:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-12
LABOR'S TRIUMPH.

The American Federation Of Labor, through its
resident Samuel Gompers, and its vice president,
Matthew wohl has definitely repudiated the pres
ent trend OF the British labor movement and de-
olared It's lack OF sympathy with the policies Of the
international Federation Of Trades Unions. It's &C
ton Is at the same time. a Reputation of soviet
rule IN Russia for which the federation has from
time 20 time shown disconcerting sympathy.
This action indicates the victory Of the conserva-
tive element IN the American Federation, op-
posed TO those who prefer direct action" and
in reality an answer. and convincing one. 10 the
proposals Of the third international for series
Of labor disturbance IN this country.
This break in relations between American and
British trade unionsts should cause friends OF the
cause no concern The English Labor party, led
astray BY the bolshevsts who latterly financed
is activities processes allegiance 20 ideas and ideals
which American labor will not entertain. It has un-
dertaken 20 introduce soviet rule in the United
Kingdom. II has tried 10 coerce the nation by the
day.
During the war seven great labor leaders served
in the British government and they acquitted them
selves well. There was a general belief at that
time that the Labor party might eventually come
TO control the United Kingdom completely as il
does Australia No one looks for that now
British labor has thrown away It's chance for VIC
tory and BY It's radcasm has forfeited the support
Of American labor. The cause Of violence, OF com
rnunisrn and riot. has suffered a severe setback
But the true cause Of labor profits.