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EVENING PUBLIC tEDGER-PHlTAjDELPHIA:, TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER' 36, 1020
BERLIN
EMBASSY
FOR SALE CHEAP
Chnnce for U. S. te Obtain
Palatial Residences of Haps-
burg Diplomacy
VANDERLIP MEETS
Hprrl.il cnll- 11iMitrliFft rnirlntnl from
today' rtibllr l.fdtrr. Cepjrishl, 10W.
hr tlir Pulillc I.nlur Ce.
(We of feed, the llavnrinn (levprnmeiit Is
permitting the brewing of S per cent
beer, which la the pre-war uunllty.
I'elcs Heg Hoever for Feet!
Londen. Nev. SO. Twe miiirnU from
t I'elnncl en behalf of the tiiulcrnmirMied
nnd starving children of thnt country
were Bcut te Herbert Hoever yrterdn
through the Amerlcnn relief rfdmlnlstrn rfdmlnlstrn
tlen from Its Londen lietilqnnrters.
Lively Interest In U. S. Oil Note
Geneva, Nev. HO. Lively Interest It
displayed here mining the delegnte In
the published text of the Amerlcnn note
te (Srnit Brltnln regarding the Meso Mese Meso
petnminn oil fields. Coming nt n me-
DAVIS'""'"1 wll" council i"'1 tlie assembly
committees have the difficult problem of
mandates under consideration, the Judi
cial point iniM'd In the Amerlcnn iibte
as te the competency of a mandatory
te exploit the raw materials under Its
mandate for its own advantage, Is con-
The Tnited States miiei-eil l,v jurists handling the mat
in nx-
terles
tlri-lln. Vn. .'in
has an excellent opportunity te pre !n;ntl1lu!;lR'1!s,,I:;nmm,a,
irum .iiKina s mitinciai eiuicuiiics iiiiu jh tlicir respective territories.
the low value of the Herman mark and
acquire a magnificent embassy building
In Ilerlln for virtually n song. It can
it It desire act upon the long -discussed
It is held here bv some authorities
that the American thesis. I. e.. that nil
nations tnnt have nn eipial advantage l
in mandate tenltnries, is a fair inter
U. S. MUST LEAD
GAS WARFAR
E
Gen. Fries, in Repert te Baker,
Urges Development Greater
Than Any Other Natien
POINTS TO PROGRESS
Hy the AMerlntrd 1'ress
Washington, Nev. .10. Declaring
that the world war demonstrated thnt
"en enemy bent en aggression cannot
he trusted te live up te any set rules
for war," Hrlgndler ficncrnl
A. Tries, chief of the chemical wnrfare
service of the army, In his nuuunl re
pert te Secretary Haker today asserts
thnt the development of this branch of
the United, States army te a point
"where It ts Impossible for any nation
te go further" will de much toward de
terring ether nations from forcing hos
tilities against the I'nltcd States.
This country Is In n position te manu
facture nnd te deliver en the fie'd el
battle mere chemical than any ether
nation or group of nations, says Oen
ernl Fries, adding thnt "the I'nltcd
States has wisely decided te continue
the chemical warfare service with suf
ficient powers nnd funds te develop Its
possibilities, net for aggression, but te
insure thnt If American boys must ever
again shoulder arms In defense of the
liberty of their country they will de se
en nn emml footing with nny ether nn nn
tlen se fnr as chemical wnrfare Is con
cerned." During the Inst year the service has
conducted experiments of great' vnluc
In the production of new gns nnd chem
ical Instruments of wnr, the report says,
nnd tins affected n close Unison with
' mists nnd chemical societies In civil
Ame:llfc, .
vii lermni wnr contracts et tne serv
ice have been settled, nnd Informal con-
project of owning Its own embassies in Ir?ttIeti of the letter and spirit of th.
the principal Kurenenn canitnls se as
te permit the ynlectlen of ambassadors
from men of ability but modest means,
for It can become the heir te the homes
of Hepsbiirf.- diplomacy In most of the
capitals of Kurepe since orders have
rone out from Vienna te liquidate all
the embassy properties te rnle money
te keep the home government going.
The Austre-Hungarian embassy build
Sng In llerlln. whose location and size
correspond te the leading position which
the Aus-tre-Hungarian ambassador al
ways mnlntnliu'd in the diplomatic po
litical world In Germany, can be bought
by the Amerlcnn Government for
fi.000.000 marks between .$70,000 and
$75,000.
Vnnderllp te Shew Ills Hand
Londen, Nev. .'10. Washington
Unker Vanderlip yesterday conferred for
n hour and a half with Ambassador
Dvls ami .1. Hutler Wright at the
American embnssy.
"I told them." Mr. Vnnderlip said.
"thnt I would go te Washington im
mediately upon my return te the United
States next week and put all my cards
en the table."
Last night Mr. Vnnderllp i.?sued a
statement from the Soviet government
"te the American people," which de
clared :
"Tell the Amerlcnn people te send
tis locomotives nnd our nrmies will never
test until every Japanese In Siberia is
under ground or In the sen. Let Amor Amer
ice, Canada, Australia and Russia
make of the Pacific a free ocean. The
political situation will never ugnln be
no propitious."
Bavaria Gets 8 I C. Ueer Again
Berlin, Nev. !!0. "Iicer vereus bel-
hevlsm" that is the situation in Ha-
Varla. Just as the hard winter Is spt-
tlng in, with a lack of fuel and a short -
league covenant as regards mandates.
WILL OPPOSE "SAD SUNDAY"!
. . . . " i
New Yerk Sporting Organizations
Seek Liberal Observance
New Yerk. Nev. 30. (Hy A. I)
A movement te form nn organization
oppeed te the announced plans of the
Lord's Day Alliance for stricter ob
servance of the Sabbath was launched
yesterday by several sporting nnd
amusement organizations, including the
International Sporting Club.
The proposed organization, it wns
snld, plans te center its efforts in
crystallizing sentiment in favor of a
liberal Sunday observance 'and te sub
mit its plans in cenrrete form te Govereor-elect
Miller ns seen lis he takes
(llicc.
KffertH also will be made te convince
the governor thnt sentiment is against
the rejierted efforts of some Republicans
te repeal or n'nend sporting legislation,
such as the liexing law and the Sunda
baseball law, passed during Governer
Smith's term.
A canvass of the state also will be a
part of the campaign by the new or
ganization, it was said, for the purpose
of presenting petitions te the governor
favoring a libernl Sunday.
Pekln te Shanghai Air Service
Snrj.'l Cab! Ultpntth. ''np'jrieht, lOtO
Shanghai. Nev. .'0. OffiVial sanction,
has been given by the IVkin cabinet for
the inauguration of nn air service be
tween I'ekln and Shanghai. There will
be intermediate stations nt Tsjnan. Su Su
chew and Nanking, where steps for the
night will be made. Fer the first six
months the airplanes will transport enlv
mail, but after that they will carry
passengers and express.
A Wilson Wilsen
painted V;
building
When Wilsen painters fin
ish a job you knew that it is
tlene right. Yeu knew that
only right kind of paint has
been properly laid en that
the right amount of only the
host white lead, linseed oil
and turpentine have been
used.
The way every Wilsen job
stands the weather and ele
ments proves this time nnd
time npraln.
lwaoeD painting!
ft II.3V1W
Will stand the lest of time
44 N.7tb.St.
Established lOSt
tracts arc mere than OS per cent, liqui
dated, the report asserts. Of the formal
contracts, l'J14 have been settled for
slightly mero than $287,000, a saving
te the government of mero than $0,000,
000. The wilvage and sales section of
the service disposed of plants and ma
terials representing an expedlture of
nearly $7,500,000, the report says, the
sales averaging 27 per cent of the cost
price.
AGED COUPLE DIE TOGETHER
Fearing Poverty, Inventor, 82, and
Wife, 80, End Lives
New Yerk, Nev. 110. Jehn Guest,
eighty-two yen's old, nnd his wife. Au
gusta, eighty, committed suicide by In
haling gas early yesterday In the room
they hed occupied for yenrs In Hroolt Hreolt Hroelt
lyn'. Guest, nn Inventor, was promi
nent In Masonic nnd Republlcnn clr
cles when St. Felix street wns fashion
able, but lest his money In litigation
ever pntent rights.
Mrs. Catherine McOuIre, proprietor
Our New Catalogue Is Ready installation and repair work
It contains hundreds of pho
tographic illustrations of Dia
monds, Watc h c s, Clocks,
Jewelry and Silverware. It
will help you solve the gift
problem for the coming Christ
mas season.
If you arc net en our mailing list
Call or Write for a Copy.
S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JUWELEUS SILVERSMITHS
of the rooming house, found the nged
couple, clasped In each ether's arms,
dead upon the bed. Mrs. Guest, had
dressed herself In the last of the well
worn finery of ether days.
Te n Masonic apron hanging ever a
chair back whs pinned a nete. It said :
"Please burr this with me. Jehn
Guest." A letter In the wife's hand
wltlng was nddresscd te Mrs. Knmile
Wyatt.
Mrs. Wyatt said the letter had been
written late Sunday night nnd thnt in
r.ubstnncc Mrs. Guest had declared she
"could stand It no longer" and that
denth "would be sweet" both te her
nml her "dear huibiuid," who had been
her life's companion.
i RIEMUR SHIRT CeT I
908nChMtniit SJ;TA'.hijigr.t..
1879
COVERINO THE ENTIRE FIELD OF
MtCMANICAL EQUIPMENT FOR
OUILDINGS POWEB-STCAM 8,
ELECTRIC-HEATING PLUMBING
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS
LIOHTINO VENTILATING
GENERAL PIPING WORK
ETC.
If your coal pile is going
down tee fast nnd the heat
comes up tee slew, there's
something wrong with the
heater, the fireman or the
coal. 10 te 1 it's the heater.
Get us te leek it ever while
in action, nnd we can show
you hew te fix it. Just ring
us en the phone nnd nsk for
the Heating Department.
STUDENTS ARE REBUKED
Cernell's Acting President Tells Men
Coeds Must Be Respected
Itha, Nev. BO. lllsslnu of women
students and nn apparent disposition en
the part of men students te make them
feel ill at e ose whenever they appeared
nt a public gathering around the
campus cnused A. W. Smith, acting
president of Cernell University, te Is
sue a' statement yesterday reminding
' ' ' ...... .. 1 fM .-'- , j
it . it. i. . lli Ai.t. al
spected. President Smith's nctfelt ! V,
climax te nn anti-feminism -movement
tllllt Was ewiricu micu uumu.... ...
geed-looking young Women from Sage
College marched In a parade nnd later,
ball players In the Dartmouth ,
The president, s miueiirem. ""
disloyalty te the name of the un iJveriUjv
saying ! "He who Is dlsrrspcctfuLtO tht
women students is .lis byal (e thj
founder's memory nnd te the geed namt
of Cernell." ua
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If you're out te coax a
saving
Try this convenient cor
ner. Prices en all our men's
winter suits and overcoats
have been pruned all along
the line.
$35 te $75
Were
$50 te $95
COMPARE
Ferre 6 Ce.inc
ClethUrt fi Outfitters
Arrats for
Rogers Peel Clethes
Chestnut Street at Junipen
Santa Claus will
net disappoint you
this Christmas if you order a "Unliable" gas
range as the gift for the home.
We have just unleaded four carloads of these
beautiful sturdy angliren "Ucliahle" gas ranges,
made by the largest gus range factory in the
country.
A gift like this will be enduring and will
pay many years of dailj' dividends in better
meals, easier prepared with less time and fuel.
Don't worry along with your old worn out or incllicient range.
We'll take it in exchange and make you an allowance.
Every variety of hize and style of these
fine ranges are en our floors for your inspec
tion. A number of "Ueliable" equipped
with LORAIN even heat regulator. Seme
all-white porcelain. Every one guaranteed
as their name implies "Ueliable."
We are also headquarters for the famous
"Quality" gas range long known as Phila
delphia's stnndard. Alse the "Direct Action"
and "Adelphia."
See our display of Refrigerators,
Heaters and Solargle Cas Heaters.
Three
CENTRAL
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WEST PHILA.
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New Come Today's
Offerings at Oak Hall!
Yesterday, today and every day this week thousands of
men's Suits are ready te your hand te cheese from at
One-Third, One-Half and Less Than a Half!
Today every young man's fine winter worsted and
woolen suit enters the sale te augment its saving possibilities.
Over 1000 Yeung Men's Suits
(Net One Held Out)
MARKED at unprecedented reductions. All hand
tailored, every strand pure wool, made by skilled
tailors Oak Hall's own stock. Staple fabrics and
colors, blues, blacks; both single and double breasted every
suit is in this sale.
$20 FOR YOUNG MEN'S $30 & $25 OAK HALL SUITS
$25 FOR YOUNG MEN'S $45 & $40 OAK HALL SUITS
$30 FOR YOUNG MEN'S $50 & $45 OAK HALL SUITS
$35 FOR YOUNG MEN'S $55 & $50 OAK HALL SUITS
$40 FOR YOUNG MEN'S $65 & $60 OAK HALL SUITS
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f?jKj Credit Terms l
H JirC(tf ' Secure you nny kind Si
H V ''iv(sm9 fe??5iK jewelry en such mU
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Movement;
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Case,
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Platinum Scarf
I'in, ery line-diamonds.
S mall
(infier ring,
sund chas
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Solid geld.
$25
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CAY OMiv
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WeeklY
' W ! roct-bettoro prlcn nnd SKABE the .livings with TOT7. Cn or
! JtrX Heek Vi -llim: 1'uene. Walnut S610
Important Items and Prices Involving Our
Own Geed Stocks Already in the Sale !
Men's $40 & $45 Suits at Half Price and Less $20
Men's $50 & $60 Suits at Half Price and Less $25
Men's $45 & $50 Suits at About a Third Off $30
Men's $50 & $55 Suits at About a Third Off $35
Men's $55 & $65 Suits at About a Third Off $40
Men's $75 & $85 Suits at About a Third Off $50
Men's and Yeung Men's Overcoats
$85 Overcoats . $65
$75 Overcoats . $55
$65 Overcoats
$40 Overcoats
$45
$30
Think of buying Oak Hall's own standard all-wool
winter overcoats for as little as $30!
20 off
ALL SUITINGS BUILT TO MEASURE SUIT
INGS, OVER COATINGS, TROUSERINGS,
DRESS COATINGS EVERY FABRIC IN THE
TAILORING SHOP.
Tomorrow Weman's Shep Sale.
Thursday All Beys' Clothing, Men's Furnish
ings. Friday and Saturday Whole Stere's Stocks in
a Greater Sale titan lias been seen in Philadelphia
since before 1914.
Watch newspapers for details
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1215 Chestnut Street
Furs and Millinery
Charge Purchases Tomorrow Posted te Bilts Payable February 1st, 1921
T We repair and remodel your Fur Garments very
JJ skillfully and very reasonably in price, as well!
Tomorrow Super-Extraordinary
Offer in Our Anniversary Sale, of
112 Fur Coats
selected from our own stocks
at the one low price of
This Price
is less
than
Wholesale
Cost
9.50
Regularly
135.00 te 150.00
Savings
of 45-50 te
60-0 en
Every Ceat
French Seal, Marmet, Leepard Cat, Canadian Seal, Taupe Lamb, Black or Brown
Taupe, Ceney and Siberian Wolf. Cellars and Cuffs of Australian Seal, Australian
Opossum and French Seal. In spei-ts or 3A-length models, with large rolling shawl
cellar and wide bell cuffs of contrasting or self fur.
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase
This is another one of these unusual super-sales that we are far tee
meuest te claim a supreme greatness ler but we will say that it is worth
your while te come. A geed
many .Philadelphia women
will regret net coming, be
cause they will be sure te hear
it spoken of after the event is
ever. Se we suggest that you
come tomorrow, and it will be
well te come early.
We held one of these Sales
recently, and the advertised
number of coats were well
depleted long before the
middle of the afternoon.
Yeu will save from 45.50 te
60.50 en every Ceat Coats
that are the equal of these
that sold a few weeks back at
the regular price. But we are
new taking these Coats out of
our regular stock and cut
ting the prices deep!
Extra Sales Force Will Be In Attendance-Deers Will Be Open Early for the
Convenience et Ladles Going te Business
Fur Trimmings, Cellars and Cuffs, at Anniversary Sale Prlre
V - m m ..i.
Liuerty. uends and Purchasing Agents' Orders Accepted
One of
the
Special
French
Seal
Coats at
89.50
One of
the
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Marmet
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