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WONT PARLEY
WITH BOLSHEVIK!
nrlrs wore nlroiidy lining Hie present j clineil to lake option on eoinmiinlcn
ntrifc In Jtiisilix Id htreiiKtiiou mm
Influence. ,
Ki'fi'rriiis to (lie Mi-rullnl peaiv ntl
vleea sent liy tin IloWtevlMts. Lloyil
(icm-Rc ulil tlie Allle lind ulwitys de-
were rapidly nmiroitrhlne Omsk. Ail-
MntiH inirttnrtlii!? tit romp from linxtlln mlriil Ivnlclink wis Kf 111 there, however.
fOluitriri tlirousli Irri'ipntiMlliio iium- and the fate of the place would only
rliH, and he llmiiRht It Inadvlsaldc oflie iIitMimI as the result of the linttlrs
depart fiom (his practice. ; ' ho fought shortly In front
lie admitted that the r.cl-dievlsts of the cltj.
lHfflm&tift
Lansing Declares Government
Will Ignore Conference At
tended by Reds
DENIES CHANGE OF POLICY
Washington, nv. II. -The 1 nited
Slates (iovprnniont l liostile to iim
project rontemplatin? nunpiiniiUe
with the ISoUhrvhtH, it was made
known lij the hlK.ieit imtlinrit at tli
State Department, and nllt not piirtiH
pa an. mfTenre to which Unx-lnn
Bolshevist rpprc.spiital'nc.i are admitted,
whether fit eotifereurp Involve the
Unltle slot's, merely, or the whole of
Itnssia
Seeretnri l.nt. ins emiihal.ed the
Ktatement that the soviet govern -ment
of ltti-sia W fiiithlexx ntul ireaeh
erous. and that N'leolai I.eiiine had de
rlnrrcl acn-enients entered into liy the
Bolshevists would not he olierved. anil
that if an effort should he made to re
vivo the 1'rinkipo eonfeienee proposed
rlitrinc the earlier essi-ms of the pence
conferenee. anil to include ii11-lti--iiiit
factions, the UoNhevists as well a l
jied mid Herniated powers' representii
tlves, the I nited States would not take
part in it.
Mr LnnsiiiK indicated that the pnl
toy of the I'nited State, in respect
to Russia is the same poln-j de
rlared several months ngn. when this
coverunient invited ail nations to out- j
law the lloKhevist regime in Uuiii. .
There hud lieen no exchauKe of views
between the State Department and the
British (ioverninent on any new ltus
sjan polic. either hefo'ie or since l're-
mier T.lmd (ieorse, of Great Britain. I
last Satiirdny declared in a speech, j
after referring to the failure of the t
l'rinkipo project : I
'1 hope the time is not distant when i
the powers will lie aide to renew- that
attempt with better prospects of sue- j
cess,"
It was added at the State Depart- j
raent that Frank I., l'olk. under -sccte i
tnry. representing the Inited States on
the' supreme council of the l'eace Con
fereace in 1'aris. had nt discussed the
BtiRsiau situation. On the contrary. .
Mr Bolt; has informed the State De
partment that lie has refused to dis
cuss the Kussinn problem.
There is no prospect, it was staled,
of eartv recognition of the Omsk (iov j
ernment. ami there is no oilier covert) -
tuent in Bussia containing any promise,
whatever of representing the whole mi
tion. as (ieneriil Denikin. the Wnrk
leader in the sontli. and (icnenil .Inden
Jell, the white." or anti P.nWirwt ,
leader in the northwest, both lime
recognized the higher authority of Hi"
Omsk Government, nlthoilgli neither h
In n position to take orders from ami
to co-operate closelv with Admiral Iol
chnk, it was stated.
LLOYD GEORGE DENIES
TREATING WITH REDS
London. Nov. 1 1. - Premier hlnul '
Oeorge said in the House of Commons
that no person at any time on his
behalf or with his knowledge had..
Interviewed Bolshevist representatives'
In order to leant whether negotiations
for peace might be opened and upon
yyjiat terms. i
The premier announced that it was I
proposed to call at an carl, date an
international conference, at which the
ministers of the a'licd and associated
powers might consider the various
problems which the Peace Conference
as jet had found itself unalde to set
tle, among which was the problem of
Russia. I
Mr. l.lovd fieorse detailed the difii-
eulties of the position of General Ueui- i
kill (anti Bolshevist leader on the
southwestern Russian front I, saying lie
was hoMing with a small army a f-ont
of BlOO miles, with marauding bands in
his rear -a territory of such vastness I
that he was unable to administer it I
properly.
The premier'offered to give the House
nn opportunity Monday next 'o discuss
'the Russian situation, but he pointed i
out the dangers of a public debate on
such a delicate subject. Meanwhile he ,
assured the members that the govern
ment would not inaugurate a new pol
icy or burden tin: country with any
fresh commitments.
The premier announced that John II.
Mockiinler. member of the House of
Commons for the Cnmhichie division of
Glasgow, had gone as a special com
missioner to open up the trade and
commerce with southern Itussln.
The settlement of the Russian prob
lem, the premier said, was most es
sential to the reconstruction of the
world The conditions In that coun
try, he declared, were a contributing
feuture to the prevailing high pi ices.
Likewise, up said, the German reaction-
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Founded in 1865
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C. J. Hcppc & Son, Downtown 1117-1119 Chestnut Street, Uptown 6th and Thompson Strcet3
Mason & Hamlin, Weber, Hcppo Pianos Aoolinn Player-Pianos, Pianolas, Duo-Art Pianolas Victrolas
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Order
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Evory year thero is a large shortage of Victrolas. This year
the shortage will bo greater than ever, because tho demand is
so srent.
You should order your Christmas Victroln NOW, at HcppeV.,
and your name will bo placed on tho waiting list for Christmas de
livery. If It is not convenient for you to pay the entire amount at the
timo of purchase, settlement may be uvrnncjeil through our Rental
Payment Plan, which applies all rent toward tho purchafo price.
There is no dissatisfaction when
you buy a Victrola
The Victrola is the standard of all talking machines, and every
body uses Victor Records. It is because the Victrola was made to
play Victor Records and because it plays them better that we sell
tho Victrola exclusively. It is better to buy a Victrola even if you
have to wait a short while. You will bo thoroughly satisfied.
You should order your Victrola today at Hcppo's and thus
do nil that is possible to avoid disappointment.
Call, phone or write for cataloc;uo and full particulars.
NO
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Your VICTROLA
And SO NORA
Are Ready for You NOW
Indications arc thnt tho usual holiday
scarcity of Victrolas will he repeated again this
season. Of course, you will have a Victrola or
Sononi for Christmas', but why not order it
now and insure having tho style you prefer?
Wo will deliver it whenever you desire. Call
and see our assortment.
Prices $25 to $1000
Wo Will Make Terms to Suit Your Convenience
Join Our Record Club
B.B.TODD,
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1306 Arch 228 Market
Pianos Player-Pianos Victrolas Sonoras
OPKN SATURDAY EVENINGS
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Full Stock or
Victor Records
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Victroia;
$25
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$350
ir The Diamond Centre of Philadelphia
,r Our stock of diamonds is of tremendous size.
And, to meet the demands of our ever-increasing
patronage, it takes many hundreds of diamonds each month
to replenish our slock.
As diamond importers, cutters and setters, with this
immense business, we can well afford to charge but a very
small profit jon each sale.
Small wonder we have been called "The Diamond Center
of PMUrlp'phia."
Ill-
Downtown
-1119 Chestnut Street
C. J. 1IEPPE & SON
Vmuvlecl in 1SH5
Clnp Trli-e fFt"m adnpteit In 1S31
Uptown
Cth and Thompson Streets
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Luxurious
FUR
at about
half price
Not
having
any thop
rent can
offer
Russian
Mole, Sable,
Seal, etc., at a
lower price than
gopd Furs can
be obtained at
any retail store.
Shippings
on approval
MAISON RVSSE
Phone Gtn. i800
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Is it still in service?
or in the scrap heap?
Did it pay for itself
. in earnings?
economies?
or expanded business?
wit.cr .iiuirs' iiiuiiitiii
Milltulro riiiBR li
tnrioiu srails fron
S9.no to $330.nn
YOUR
DIAMOND a
IS HERE
TIip larilca M-K. sollrl cold coll
tanv rlnc.s-, jit left, nrff set with
ppifprl cut diamonds of upark
lliiB lirllllnncy.
A -3-td-oinit diamond., ssn.nn
I' l-3-carat dlainond. . . SR.nn
'" W -curat diamond .... 119.00
P 'i -carat diamond.... 1l4.no
'! 11 -carat diamond..,, I38.no
,V -carat diamond.... 1 75.no
, '! -1 '4-cnrat diamond... 371.00
IT D-carat diamond.... 40S.OO
1 - 3-cnral diamond 74.1.00
The Rpntlcnipn's 1 (-IC. olld
pr.ld rii Irs. nt riElit, nrp also BPt
v.lh pprfect cut diamonds ot
richest brilllancj-.
.- rtouuil helchpr, H-
carat diamond .... S50.00
7! Grooved belcher, U-
cjirat diamond 45,00
f Klnt belcher, -carat
diamond 7B.O0
P Tooth niounllnp, t.-
carat diamond 118,00
Fancy tooth mount
ing, -earnt dia
mond HS.00
'' -TOnEravPd claw, ty-
carat diamond 17.". 00
I! f J moved belcher, t-
earat diamond .... 2.12,00
H Platinum irynsy, 2V4-
carat diamond 038.no
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Our ten-
jenr
rrpair
Cimrnnfen
with pery
watch.
VU. v(iiiM)(i. J r&P NmnlleM Ilrarclf t Watch Minlf Otfc
Mtjt KlrlnS. f Vv Os
Itl II- ilvS Hamilton f -Wflgi
It'll' ijfes Wnltlmin ii l ur wide ranffo of mens wntchos
'" lowurd W. includes prices p to CjOCfl
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Every Man
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M'hrn llr Iltl)n III.
OVERCOAT
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her. SnecLillv tail
noreel by ua durjnff
tho dull eenson. we
t now pais them on
I to you for only
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0. PR0SEN & CO.
si226 ARCH ST.
. thmt nttr eienlnK (111 0 o'clorfc
otsmitt.; sssaoeaoti.. ,.ajo
are still running after 8 years
WE HAVE A BOOK, just published, which
gives the history of the first 50 Pierce-Arrow
trucks made. One was destroyed by fire, one
was retired after seven years drastic use, and
the others all remain in continuous operation,
still paying dividends to their owners.
Where are the first 50 trucks
of any other make?
If even one survives, it is- not the type its manu
facturer is making and selling today.
The original principles of construction main
tained and improved in Pierce-Arrow design ared
now standard practice. They have proved their
reliability. They give results which make first
costs unimportant.
Write for a copy of "The First Fifty." Apply
its lessons to your truck problems.
F oss-Hughes Company
21st and Market Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bo the one man In the crowd that can
say 'My watch in right," and hnvo the
others wot their time by it. Only ouch
deiK-ndahle timekeepers will yon find in
our Immense stock, including the
WflMmown JUkIii, lliiiiilllnn, Howard,
Illinois and Wnllhiini watches.
We have the IiirRewt election of Indies'
bracelet wutclieN In the rlty Among
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watch with Wal-
$19.00
$7.50 to $1000
Kluln Jeweled
movement
11-IC solId-KOld
thum jeweled
movement
14-K. solid Isold
or Klein movement
band
H-IC.
$10.00
white-cold bracelet watch, Octa-
Ron-shaned case, hand en- 5?QQ f(
cravwl. 15-iewel moement Jv " yJ
I Other bracelet
1 watches
Lavallieres
Our exten
sive ranee
of lavallieres
Includes
many at
modest
prices and
Others a s
high as
li o n n . o o
Among our
largo i-toek
v o u can
make selec
tions from
cold laval-
I lleres and
p n n l n s or
n (i 1 1 num
lavalleres set
wfth one or
many diamonds.
The solid-gold lavnlllero
shown Is set with an un
Uhually brilliant diamond,
very attractive des'un
17-jewel Illinois i
$28.70 !
"PRESSLYN" PEARLS
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Made in 5 qualities. Each quality absolutely
guaranteed not to break, peel or discolor. Hot
or cold water, powder, perfume, any preparation
containing alcohol or acid will not affect a
"Prcslvn" P'-arl Vecklice.
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UP to
Ask for 280-page catalog.
Grade K" 'Trewilyn" 10-Inch graduated pearl
necklace, beautiful creamy sheen, jC (C
solid-gold clasp OO.UU
Grade "D" "Presslyn" 18 -Inch cfi 1 ( f(
graduated pearl necklnce . ... DlvF.VVf
(Jrado "r"' "Presslyn" 24-inch graduated pearl
necklace. 14-If gold clasp, set JJQrt ((
with brilliant diamond iJfiU.UW
Grade "IJ" "Presslyn" pearl tQf ((
necklace, with diamond clasp JJVJ.VV
Grade 'A" "Presslyn" pearl JMC (f
necklace, with diamond clasp JJ.W
Other grade "A" "Presslyn" pearl necklaces,
with diamond clasps, tEj Art
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WILLIAM H. WAN AMAKER. STORE NEWS '
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100 of the Finest .
Plaid Back Overcoats
Are Ready Now!
Just in from the tailors and
especially marked to sell for
$55 $60
mi ill
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fmws'iiivtf' M Mil A'
if 1-
THEY are won
derful fabrics,
cut in the medium
length, ulsterette
model with deep
collars.
So attractive are
they in fabrics,
with silk linings
and Scotch plaid
backs, that we are
quite sure none
will remain after
the close of the
store tomorrow.
$35 to $65
for overcoats in many styles and
fabrics.
No limit to selection!
Young Men's New Suits
(Silk-lined)
$50 $35 $40 $45 $50
ONDERFUL
Suits in all
fashions most
wanted.
Fabrics, of course,
all wool.
Double' and single
breasted, waist line
models. Handsome
cloths.
Saturday's demand
for suits and over
coats w i 1 1 be ex
tremely heavy.
We will appreciate it if you
will make your selection in the
morning. ' J
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Wool Hosiery Gloves Mufflers!
GLOVES MOCHA, BUCKSKIN, CAPE,
TAN, GRAY AND MASTIC SHADES $3.50,
$4.00, $4.25, $4.50, $5.00.
MUFFLERS SILK KNITTED MUFFLERS
$5.00 to $15.00. WOOL, $3.50 to $9.00.
WOOL HALF HOSE SPECIAL HEAVY
ALL WOOL HALF HOSE, IN PLAIN COLORS,
$1.00, $1.50.
Ill . -iinxp wnn i ArlDM OUDUIUm.
iii iu inrtcc aiwucj wrm fa''wa j
p ' "jmrrM '
! fVHE SWITCHED.. TO THE LOVEKIN 1 pillllllllllllllllllllllff
1 H "You're too late." he said over tho phone. "Pv already I 6,1fiiT) I 1
I nrderd another heater and I t'y eolng to be put in tomor. I t U l
H row." One of our representatives went to see him that B , , m hob t
U iilcht Tho order tor the other heater was canceled' and f I B
a "Lovekln" Installed Instead. ....vi-n I k"-jtl U ' :
H Let u tell you why this man "switched" to "Lovekln I " H
I u heater approved by tho U. O. I. and thousands of I II . I H
M owners. Send for booklet, I 1 , ' 1 H
I LOVEKIN WATER HEATER COMPANY ! I ,
39 Laurel Street Philadelphia I fflf-M
. moammgjaiigmium : imffjiMMM
William H, Wanamaker
1217-19 Chestnut St. Y
BRIGHT'S DISEASE
Why Sutler Longer) Drink
Mountain
Valley Water
The famous curative water from Hot Springs.
Doctors Endorse and Recommend It.
Mountain Valley Water Co., 718 Chestnut St.
I'lione Walnut .8101
Served at 1edln Clubl.jHotls, Cafes and,T It. R dlnlnc car',
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