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By GEORGE RENWICK
Special Cable to Evening Public Ledger
Copurioht, 1918, ti.Vcto York Times Co.
Amsterdam, Dec. 23.
I learn from Amerongen that tho Ger
man ex-Kalser Is much better today
His ear troublo has yielded to treatment
and the nervous depression from which
ho has been suffering Is gone to a slight
extent. Ho has not yet, however, been
out of his room. Ho passed tho day
mostly out of bed and attended to some
correspondence. It Is not truo that tho
cx-Kalsertn Is 111.
Thero will be no Christmas celebra
tion of nny kind at tho castle and no
presents will bo dlstrlbutcdibytho royal
exiles. All they will do probably will
bo to give a donation toward tho village
Christmas fundi. There will bo divine
service In the prhato chapel on Christ
mas Ee and on Christmas Day.
By Wireless to Evening Public Ledger
CopyrlaM, 1018, bu Piiblo Ltdocr Co.
and Xcw York Times Co,
The Ilngue, Dec. 23. According to
persistent rumors, the ex-Crown Princess
of Gcymany Is expected to nrrho within
a few days to Join her husband on the
Island of Wleringen.
Gimbel Brothers store opens' at 9 For Tomorrow Tuesday store closes 5:30 Gimbel Brothers Monday, number 23, isis
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We Can Deliver Pianos Within City Delivery Zone Tuesday
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nates Stations of Forty
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The exact location of thlrty-flve com
bat dlxlslons and six depot divisions ot
tho American army In Trance, Germany
and Luxembourg, as tlicy were stationed
on November 28, was announced today
by tho War Department. (Changes In
commanding officers woro shown as
(follows:
' First Division, Major General E. F,
McQlachln; Third, Major General Rob
ert Ij. Howze; Twenty-sixth, Major Gen
eral Harry C. Halo; Thirty-second,
IaJor General William Lusltcr; Thirty
fourth, Major General Charles D.
'llhodes (from Forty-second) ; Forty-second,
Major General 'Clement A. F. nag
ler; Eightieth, Major General Samuel
J. Sturgls; Eighty-sixth, Major General
Charles G. Balloij (from Ninety-second) ;
Ninetieth, Major" General I.eroy S. Lyon
(from Thirty-first) ; Ninety-second, Ma
jor General Charles H. Martin (from
Eighty-sixth).
Tho Thirty-first, Thlrty-.elghth,
Eighty-fourth, and Eighty-seventh Di
visions aro temporarily without regu
larly detailed commanders.
Following are tho locations:
First Division, Canach, Luxembourg.
Second, Modernach, Luxembourg.
Third, Itemlch, Luxembourg.
Fourth, Ilayange, Germany.
Fifth, Longuyon, France.
Sixth, Anccrvlller.
Seventh, Euvecln.
Twenty-sixth, Montlgny-Le-Itol.
Tnonty-secnth, Corbie.
Twenty-eighth (Iron Division), Ileu
dlcourt. Twenty-ninth (New Jersey troops),
Bourbonne-Les-Balns.
Thirtieth, Le Mans.
Thirty-first, Lo Mans.
Thirty-second, Consdorf, Luxembourg.
Thirty-third, Troyon.
Thirty-fourth, Le Mans.
Thirty-fifth, Le-rau llle.
Thirty-sixth. Tronchoy.
Thirty-seventh Oosteroosebke, Belgium.
Thirty-eighth, Lo Mans.
Forty-second (Rainbow dMsIon),
..Mersch, Luxembourg. ,
Seenty-seventh, Les Vignettes.
Seventy-eighth, Semur.
Secnty-nlnth (Liberty division),
Vachcrauvllle.
Eightieth (Camp Lee, one-half Penn
sylvania), Ancy-Le-Franc.
Eighty-first, Wnsey.
Elghty-Becond, Prauthoy.
Eighty-fourth, Lo Main.
Elghty-Blxth, Le Mans.
Eighty-seventh, Foulaln.
Eighty-eighth, Lagny.
Eighty-ninth, Damplcourt.
Nlntleh, Marvllle.
Ninety-first, Dentcrghem, Belgium,
Ninety-second, Marbache.
I nnroT divisions
Forty-first, St Alcnan.
' 'Eighty-third, ,1m, Mans.
Seventy-sixth, St. Nazal re.
Eighty-fifth, Toul.
Eighty-ninth, St. Florent.
Fortieth, Itovlgny.
EX-KAISER PLANNING
CHRISTMAS JUBILEE
Elaborate Ceremonies to Be
Held and Herr Hobcnzollern
Will Preach the Sermon
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' By the Associated Press
London, Dec. 23.
' William Hohenzollern has arranged for
himself a Christmas celebration after the
traditional style, as far as tha circum
stances will permit, according to a dis
patch to tho Dally Express from Amster
dam today. Tha arrangements, by tho
ox-Emperor's Insistence, will Include re
ligious ceremonies on Christmas Eve. Tha
Idea of using the village chapel for
these, however, lias proved ' Impractical
ble for various reasons, one of them
being a fear of popular hostile demon
strations. The service, accordingly, will
be held In the drawing-room of Ameron
iren Castle, whloh will ba converted Into
h chapel.
The1 ex-Emperor desired to have tha
tourt chaplain, Dn, "Ernest von Dryan
lcr, come from Berlin to preach tho
sermon at tha Christmas Eve ceremony,
but tho Berlin Government, says the dis
patch, has refused permission for tho
chaplain to go to Holland. The service
consequently will bo conducted by a
Oerman missionary from Zelst, near
Amerongen, but Herr Hohemollern him
self 'will deliver tho sermon.
Many friends of Count con Bentlnck,
the former Emperor's host, have been
oskfd to attend the service, the message
ndds, but have refused' the Invitation.
The former ruler's audience, therefore,
will consist of Count von Bentlnck and
his family, tho ex-Emperor's sulto and
the servants of the castle. '
Christmas trees will bo provided, as
Utual, for the celebration, lterr llohen
collern cut these down himself, with
the help of two men of tho estato; In
(lie Ainorongen pine woods. Tho trees
ore being decorated mul loaded ylth
Klfts, but tho former ruler lias requested
that none be given him and ho ex
Empress. The feature of the Christmas dinner
will be turkey. In accordance with
Prussian family custom Herr Hohen
zollcrn will do the caning himself.
There also will be a plum pudding, made
after ail old English recipe, which It
Is supposed the ex-Emperor's mother,
HONOR WRIGHT'S MEMORY
M. Pninlcvc Links Aviator's Name
With That of Lafayette
Umnni, France, Dec. 23. (By A. P.)
The names of Lafayctto nnd Wilbur
Wright wcro Joined by former Premier
Palnlevo, who spoke at tho ceremonies
Incident to tho laying of the foundation
stono of the Wilbur Wright monument
here yesterday. This was because Lafay
etto was a deputy of the Department
of Sarthe, of which LcmiQis is tho chief
town, from 1812 to 1822. nnd tlircn
eminent French aviators, Fonck, Hurteau
anu isungesser, were natives of this de
partment. After sketching tho lives of
tho Wright brothers. M. Pamlcvo said:
"Let us honor Wilbur Wright's
memory, first as a good worker for hu
man progress; second, because he
brought to Franco the aid of his genius.
Let hli memory be Joined with those, his
young fellow cltliens, who spontaneously
brought their heroism to our (Ulatlon
service."
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Some homes keep- up mother's music. some pianos arc so enticing that she finds rest and pleasure in playing. Blessed
the thing that can pull father's nose from the fold of his paper. Let paper go on the floor Music Mother is playing
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The makers sent of their most charming productions for Gimbel Christmas selling and
Philadelphia's Demand for Musical
Instruments is Greater Than Ever
Andtherein lies danger the danger of hurriedly buying or carelessly buying and making a mistake. T f
Hardman is the Piano of Grand Opera
the rare "luck" of being best in purity of -tone and most sympathetic in touch.
No piano in the world has ever Won the unstinted praise of so many of the world's great in music.
And, like beauty to a real girl, praise has not turned the head. I he makers
Messrs. Hardman, Peck & Co. New York
fi determined to win reward in quantity selling at moderate prices, instead of making the price high and limiting the
f pleasure of possession to a few:
1 On any fair basis of comparison, the Hardman is the best piano bargain.
With if: the choice of a very few other good makes to meet all tastes.
Hardman Upright Pianos $600 and $650
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Hnraman utornne fianos . .mill anrl .'htf.lll
Hardman Grand Pianos ...... .-.-.w $850 and $950
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Harrington Grand Pianos. . . .-.-.-..-. $615
Vose Upright Pianos -.vj.w.-.-.-- $475 and $495
Vose Player Pianos .A $750 and $800
Year after year even those buying candies for their own dear children
laughed at Gimbel statements regarding candy. And we have had dear,
devoted women say, "oh, any candy is good enough for Sunday - school
treats."
Terms: Pianos are sold on terms to meet the income convenience of each customer. One unalterable price
simply cutting up the payments. Gimbels, Hardman Hall, Seventh floor
Christmas Candies and Conserved Fruits Gimbel Special Service
But we had taken our stand for pure foods and they included pure
candies and we held to our plans. It was a part of the same campaign
that ran out the dishonest short-weight lard can and other wrong practices.
Today Gimbel Candies Are the Vogue
The release of sugar came so late that we feared a candy shortage. But all is well. v--'f ; j
Buy Gimbel Candies to Take With You
Five Selling Places. , 3 .
Buy Gimbel Candies to be -Delivered
if where our city wagons run on Tuesday.
The real proof of the growing demand for Gimbel Candies is in the daily sales reports showing gains of thousands of dollars. We thank you for
having accepted the high Gimbel standard, although it was to your own advantage.
Hard Candy Mixture, 40c lb.
Old Fashioned Stick Candy, SOc lb.
Chocolate Covered Butternuts, 50c lb.
Hand-Made Clear Candy Toys, 50c lb.
Chocolate Straws, 60c lb.
Fruit Nut Puffs, 60c lb. ,
Assorted Jordan Almonds, 70c lb.
Assorted Chocolates, 80c and 90c lb.
GIMBEL BROTHERS
Market : Chestnut : Eighth and Ninth
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Chocolate Almond Cluster, $1.25 lb. box
Assorted Glace Fruit, $1.25 lb.
5-lb. box Assorted filled Gloss Candy, $2.75
5-lb. box Assorted Chocolates, $3.00
Gimbels, Chestnut Street Annex,
Grand Aisle, Fourth floor and Subway Store
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Vose Grand Pianos .$850
Cbnreid Player Pianos $525 and $57& 1
Conreid Grand Pianos $525
Packard Grand Pianos $735
Shopinger Grand Pianos $775
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