" K v Hji $.! B m.-. E P lit?1 I?tfj I'ifi Rfc t " it EVENING PUBLIC LEDGETl-rpiLADELPHIA, MONDAY, DEOEMBEfc i& CLEMENCEAU'S RIB BROK E N ON VOYAGE Great Britain and France Set tled Differences at London Conference AGREE ON CONSTANTINOPLE Purls, Doc. !". 1'rem'n'r ('loitienmni. tyliili' crosxtiig the KuglKli plmmiol last AVednrsilny nit liia way ti Lumltm. suf fered n frortilnil rib. but with his usual nloielsm the "TIrpp" did not iicrmlt the newx of his injury (o beciunc public nnd fnrrled out his entire program without faltering. It wns nnlj nn his arrival home yesterday thut Hie net bei-iimo known. Tile ueoidont fa tlio sevenlj right-year-old premier ihciutoiI while tho torpedoboat destroyer 'I'einerulre wl plowing her way through the mountain ous seas the provnillng storm was kit-king up in the channel, making its way to Dover. M, Ulemeneenu was standing on the bridge at the time of the iieeldent watching the progress of the vcnm1! and gemming the sen. One wave, larger than the others that had been encoun tered, rose, and as the prow of the Temeiaire -tt into It the v-s-el i-arcciietl and the premier was thriiwn against the Iron rail, stiffcilug a bruised chest and a fractured n'j. With his" nriivnl home tile prenner re sumed control of the government. Ho declared himself greatly moved by the cordiality of his reception in I.oniUm nnd very much plonsed with his confer ences with Premier Uoyil (Jcorgc and other allied representatives. The Kt'tp lie l'aris says it is prob able that the Ilritisb premier will visit l'aris before the end of the year for nnothcr consultation on pending tpies tiontt. The Petit l'arisien declares i( may be definitely stated that all the diver jrenpies at opinion between I-'rance and Great llritnin on peace settlement questions 'were iiiljustetl at the London conference and that an agreement was concluded concerning Constantino, do, Syria and Asia Minor. An ngreemeut was roneheil at Lon don that n French loan of r.,O()0.(WM).0(IO or (1.000,000,0(10 francs, placed in Kns lnnd, would be uocopti-il. An interallied military organization. t'Ksurlug t'tccutiou of the treaty and having uinler consideration measured which (lermanv'M possible attitude in the future might compel, bus been nr imigcd, with Marshal Foc-h In con mil. FURTHER PARLEYS URGED BY LONDON IjomiIoii, I ),., I.",, ili.i A. IM Premier l.lo.vtl (tcurge Is expecled to make u statement In the House of Commons today regarding the result of the recent conferences here, snjs the Mall. In soiii" of the tiaprrs appears the fort-cast sif ii lepetltlou of the confer ence, "In ni"li re u-iitinti." snjs the Dally 'l'e!eg-ap!i, "lies tic best hope of a speedy issue from the tangled dlHicultlcs of the Ihiroiieiiii M-tt'emeiit." In view of the delay In establishing the league of nations, owing to Ameri can indecision, says tit-- Mall, it is evi dent that tin- conferences In Downing slrourMinvo partly undertaken the work the tribunal of the league would have P rforuicil. and until a tribunal is es tablished more t iinfcrcuccs, cither in l'aris or Loudon, will be neces-.arj. The Morning Post's Inference is lliu expressed: "Ve are moving away from the vague. lilMlbstitullnl shadows of the league mill returning to the doctrine of the 'liiihinee of power.' We see menaces in the future and lire seeking frit nils in order to inet tlieni." GEN. BUYER-MIMEURE DEAD F RANGE MUST BE B N 1 Eugene Schneider Foresees Ex penditure of 3,000,000,000 Francs on Our Products STATE LOAN IMPRACTICABLE the Associated Press iiris, liis-. l.i. l1 ranee hum speiel It. 000.000. (Mill frillies (nominally itboul SIHIII. 000,(1011) in tile I Illicit stales ilui iug the coming ,ear oil wheal, cotton oats, coal and machinery, says 1'iigem Schneider, who lias just returned frtm .,. f,..i. ..i ,..i i.,... i.n t....i f..i III' l IllU'lt .Tillies, HIIVII- IM- 1IMII llll- illeil a mission on behalf of the l'renel ifivcruuicnt. "The American state, as n govern, nent.", tlic .lournal "iiotes ! 1 lit us say ng. "cannot and wi'l not advani-e thii I num. ,Th" tiny of Mate, lonns to n ntntc Is over. iSuch a loan Is essentially ft war measure mid It continuation would paralyze private initiative. "rurthclinore. the situation nmong our oversells allien Is far from being us I brilliant nn people might think. 1 n- 'foreseen slrikesv lime urprlsetl public U.plulut' ,liul Prcsiilonl Wilson M ,lllnef i is Impeding Hie wholt of the machinery of goM'i-iiineiil. "And there art- the discussions of the 'peaie tr-nt. Those discussions should I be regniileil in their Irue light thnt is, that (lie opposition reported is not I solely political. For the Senate lteptib i IVims the league of nations represents u bn-aeh of the iiinstitiition. "This does not mean thut (lie Ameri can (lovernniint will not help us. It will upport every effort we make to oblnlii credit by private issue, u niny siilM-t-ihe en Impoltitiit pail I hereof It self anil luce at our disposition the machine!'., uliiili lloiited its Liberty Loan. "American coumierce ami Industry mo not lesponsllile for tho exchange rate. Tliej are upset by conditions which threaten the stopping of all busi ness. This unjustified rise continues to cost France millions nnd benefits no body. "Ooi- a tlies have connueretl new mar kels In Africa, South America and lOu -rope mid Intend to keep them." ALBANIANS ISSUE PROTEST Declare Reported Ceding of Land to Greece Injustice Iius!iimo. Dec. II. (ity A. P.)- The national Albanian committee has 1919 issued n protest ngnlnsl territory be longing td Albania being separated from the independent Albania. Tho protest pays that M. Vcnlzelos, the (Ircek premier, has declared thut nil lands, of South Albania arc to be dell- Give a Lamp placed in will An artistic lamp, tlic proper position, often effect a miraculous change in what has seemed a commonplace living room. We offer an unusual assort ment at moderate pricesi The Horn ScBrannen Mfg. Co. 127-433 North Broad Street ",1 short walk along Automobile How" nltcly ceded to tl recce, and that. If this i(i confirmed it will be a flagrant viola tion of the principles "fof which hu manity bled in this most terrible war," It accuses the Serbians, Greeks nnd Italians of land greed, Derailment Delays traffic Derailment of four cars of n freight on tlic JMilladclphln, Ualtlmoro and Washington branch of the Pennsylvania ltailronii obstructed the freight ttneki for four hours yesterday. Wright, Tyndale & van Roden, Inc. Reputed tho Largest Distributors of lligh-Grndc Dinnenvare Dutch Silver for Gifts TEA BALLS, TEA STRAINERS TEA CADDIES, TEA SCOOPS SUGARS and CREAMS SUGAR TONGS, GRAPE SCISSORS BON BON TRAYS, BOXES SALAD SERVERS BERRY SERVERS, SAUCE LADLES ASPARAGUS SERVERS PEPPER GRINDERS Sole Agents for Wedgwood Dinncrwarc 1212 Chestnut Street Husband of Daisy Polk Led Lorraine Army Group Pails. Do". I.". H'.v A. P.l-Ati-nuinecnii'iit N made of the death at Nancy of (ico.-ii! Count Marie .1. I I! de lfiner-MI''ieii-c, who, in lill" married Mi-- Diii.j Polk, of SanFian ei'.co. when she a engaged in re construction work ill Vltrlinnnt. where she now resales in the village that was i virtually rebuilt under her supervision. The count began the war as a col onel in the Fourth Chasseurs nnd at the end of the war had been promoted to command of I lie southern group of the tinny in Lorraine. ssV 1 1 OE J1 30E30E IOCXO Make Your Boy A Railroad Magnate S; Children Don't Cry Groivn-upi don't Worry after applying ATRIKEN ANODYNE OINTMENT Till- only hoi st-liold nrennnif Ion or Us kind for cuts, Iuu-iim, lilies, chared or chapped sk n. Itellevos P tin, soothes nntl clennsos. At Good Druggists ATRIKEN CHEMICAL WORKS New Brunswick, N. J. Whether it's a Rolls Rich or a Rolls Easy, you're pretty apt to figure the cost by the mile let it be tire equipment or chauffeur's livery. To appear smart-looking your chauffeur must be stylishly "attired" and your car properly "tired." So our Motor Wear Department has added to its quality line of livery a quality tire. The '"Goes a Long Way to Make Friends' Fer-ro & Co. inc. Clothiers & Oulfitlt'i't Chestnut Street at Juniper. xJl!1xJs i t fimwMiiWtdSiiuiJa.,jlliiEffl-r 'saRZLHatBH3LLHWSW'BraL Lionel toy electric trains are perfect in every detail. We can supply full equipment, includ ing trains, tr,ack, switches, semaphores, tunnels, stations, etc. Electrical experts will ex plain details of operation. Frank H. Stewart Electric Company 31 30 N. tti si. Sialic Vour riir.nli.ini tiii'mo I'rac- Q Ileal ll't'U i'cctrtcui uira t)hl Mint ltiiildlnc 0E30I 30E30E D so JLef BOB m SECOND 5 Aviwrc WORTH FLOOR SAVlp"ua WHILE Our l.omtlnii MuUr L'onsIMd Our Men's & Women' WINTER SUITS COATS DRESSES & OVERCOATS Madc-tO'Mcaaure Troiu Your Watcna's Visit the Standard Tai loring Co.,1215 Market Street, second floor. I,niMf Buy m ii f our Tailored Null .r r:iN at S"'J !!. (MitfTiul In rlmlfil), nu can nr.t iliiplltate an uhcrr In rhltiMlfl nltia for anjuhcro nt-ir iltw nrlfp. Men liy M.v Itic IiIkIi tirlien fi Itcmb-AliMlf SmU r Otrrruatt, lirn you ran buy opr lirre nuulp tn .inur n111 Ittf.lMlirH ullh fur iifttfr nintrrlal nt a remnrkuhle st Our Store Itrfnrr Vnn Itny The Standard Tailoring Co., Inc. Tailora to lien and Women 1215 Market St., JMiila. S'oinl Moor riouc locust M7S Open Monday and Hatuidays Tilt 0 P. At. Founded in 1805 C. J. Heppc & Son Downtown 1117-1119 Chestnut Street Uptown Glh and Thompson Streets Mason & Hamlin. Weber. Hcppe Piancs Aeolian Player-Pianos, Pianolas, Duo-Art Pianolas Victrolns "Christmas Victrola Suggestions What better symbolizes Christmas thair music and what better musical jrifl than a Victrola? Below are three Hcppc suggestions. Settlement may be by cash or charge account or by our Rental-Payment Plan, by which all rent applies toward the purchase price. Call, phone or write at once. Victrola IV with four records tpd Victrola VI with five records $39.25 Downtown ' 1117-1111! Chestnut Street C. J. IIRPPE & SON Founded In 1SC5 Onf Price System adopted In 1SS1 Write. Call or Phont ' for Pull Partlc- lart Tale Eidolon r COLGATE'S IMPROVED PROVERBS-No. 7 IB Oii.-h titilurilam I lH 1 1111 l.'lrr nipi- mill iiitciiil to l;i'ii tlicm." I lniiiiii'iinuu.'niii.i.i.i iii,,iiiiiiiih i.uim;;ii!,,i. nn, iiMi. :.:.:n.u, rim 1 1 jl HA.JL Tire RiH n Ttrv'' - '""" r .. s ffl,---.,.- ,, rrgrPfrr,f!r. TffrTrTrriM Palate-Pleasing Mildness i frn "- M T T 7 - - m w mxm Victrola IX with eight records $76.80 Uptown . 6th and Thompson Streets Largest Old Book Store in America Leary's Great Book Sale We bought the entire library of the late William C. Craige, General Solicitor of the Prov ident Life and Trust Company of Philadelphia. He spent 40 years getting together this great collection. The book lovers show their appreciation of his 'selection by buying them as fast as we can get them on display. After two weeks of the live liest selling we have only been abe to show about one-half, tfut will continue until the ontire library is exhausted. This is only one of the many ots being offered. Of course they ai-o marked way beloV the originalor'new prices. ' Come in and look them over, oven if you don't care to buy. jloaht Bought. Libraries Purchased. Leary's Book Store fJTnl' ""re below Market Keeps iL Tikfrneim Mi Kitfii&U ,mm;t QPARE a minute each mom- ing and eaclt night for a brush with Colgate's also see your dentist twice a year, for "Good Teeth, Good Health." Sold Everywhere JKT - NHUk sZ ISHHW s&Sr Colgate's is Recommended by IbSL More Dentists Ttatf Any Other Dentifrice - ;" - ..' " ii "" " ' i'ii'iiiwiiiiiimi " ii!S33R&w! &.::& S tmpw v.vy.m.- mi mmkv :-iBV,. ('.ri Mm m$. I '.VI .. VtiTM&ti :W-U ''.i iW PCI Vi-'-vy Robt. Burns langfeltow (foil-wrapped) 15c Boiof25-$3.50 "HEN you find a cigar .that you really like, stick to it. Especially if it is a cigar whose Nhigh quality is maintained through try ing periods of economic change. Such a cigar is Robt. BurnS. His filler is still full Havana and this fine Havana is still brought by special curing to a palate-pleasing mildness. Doubtless the General Cigar Co., Inc., could devise ways and means to cut the cost of making Robt. Burns. But he would be no longer Robt Burns. .- The makers of this modern, mild cigar believe, "strangely enough, in taking good " advice, even though it be their very own. They have an abiding belief in Robt. Burns, and having found a cigar that merits their full faith,' they wisely stick to it. ' ' 119 West 40th Street, New York City HAVE YOU TRIED ONE LATELY? TAuSfllK Robt. Burns Invincibta 2 for- 25c (13c for 1) Box of 50-$5.75 A?. Jhsk kW CflClr r LJrg& TV NATIONAL SIZES - 2 fh- 25c and 15c kV ' f&r i4 -j CUMWltt FiWoHicW i I '' A ' v, Vj' v..,. vf Jo t
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers