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EVEtflNCi PUBLIC J LBDG-Ell XHJLLADJfiUHlA, JLlDAY, DEUliiMlilSW 37, 1920
ALBANIA
ELECTED
L
EABUE-MEMBER
Adverse Repert Disregarded by
Assembly en Lord Rebert
Cecil's Plea
COUNCIL AGAIN
Icensldrably softened by the full com
mission, following the debute en tlie
fleer of the assembly. The council de
clined te submit drafts of the mandates
nvnaiit unnn n lirnm(e hV the COmtTll-
Meu that no reference te the provisien''
of the niandntcs would be made In Un Un
reeort In thfi amembly.
Disposal of this question, action upon
Ihree mere nnplIcntleiiH for member
ship and decision relative te the league
budget were all that remained today
te b disposed of during this session
of the assembly. Hepe was expressed
this morning that this work might be
! finished today, be that tomorrow s tinal
session might be devoted te the cere
monies of closing. It seemed probable
HRITiniZEDI Kcnc Vlvlanl. head of the Trench dele dele dele
unilloifcuucntIeM wmil(, nppcnr tomorrow he
- ihmini, i.cdti enili'lteil bv man. dele
gates te make the principal closing
speech.
The action of the committee in rec
Hy (he Associated Press
(icneva. Pec. 17 Albania was ideet-
d a member of the tongue of Nations em ,-,,"-',l r "T hVnrpH
yJ2wmWjr f th l0nS,, 1",r,, ,,1,s ?Slen" of Baltic ; states and Georgia
1 ' , , v.n due largely te American inuuence.
Immediately after the opening of te- , rpip committee had before It n docu decu
dny's) session. Lord Rebert Cecil, nl- ' m0nt ceiitaining the note Fent en Au
though appointed te make a report en I gnat 10 te the Italian nmbassader by
the admission of Albania te tlie lenKue. itnltitn-iiliTe Celin. American secretary
took the fleer and declared he disagreed of state, who stated the t'nlted States
with the report of the committee, winch peller was that decision should lie neui
was ndverse te Albania. He asked the i in abeanre concerning territories
assembly te elect Albania n member. carved out of the former Russian ein
N. TV. Hewell, of Canada, also ,!
leaded Albania's case, and he, with
Lord Rebert Cecil, for the first time
found support from ether delegations of
the British emplie en a contested fines fines
tlen. Afte,r Mr. Rewell had concluded. It
A. L. Fisher, of Great Britain, took
the fleer and said that although the
Uritlsh delegation had eted against Al
bania In the committee it had since
carefully studied the question nnd had
decided te vote for her admission.
Delegate Inman, of India, dwelt
upon the excellent impression the ad
mission of Albania would make upon
Mehammedans throughout the world
Rene Viriani, of Trance, and Signer
Sehantzer, of Italy, rallied te the sup
port of the Cecil preposition. Th"-e
factors broke down all opposition
Differences between the council of the
League of Nations nnd the assembly of
the league regarding mandates were be
fore the assembly when it met here to
day. After n long debate, during rev
terday's session, regarding the report
of the mandates commission complnin cemplnin
Ing of the council's refusal te submit a
draft of the mandates for Kjr'ii. Meso
potamia nnd Palestine pceut under
certain conditions, the matte was left
ever for settlement today, if possible.
The original report of the mandate
commission was a sharp nriaignment of
the council, but the language i ed w.is
TURK NATIONALISTS FIRM
Mission Supposed te Mediate Joins
Belligerent Force
Constantinople. Dec. 17. --(Hy A
p lyyet Pasha's mission, which left
I Vinjtnntlnenln Inst weelv for the pur
pose of negotiating with the leaders of
th" Turkish Nationalists ut Angera, in
realitj went te that citv te escape
"Hnt'ish trannv" and Joined the Na
tionalists, according te an official state
ment published in the Nationalist press
of Anger.l uu December 10.
This niineum enient is ientideiei nl
au answer te repiesentntiens trem the
llus-uan Heli!ieiki, who are cut ruin
ing suspii uui that MuMnphn Kemal
Pasha . the N.itinu.ilist ihief, U plan
irng u iniiipreinise uitli the Allies In the
eent in' l.i'le uffi M miii iflnees
Mens.
HOME RULE BILL
L
CAUSES
DEAD
OCK
British Commens and Lords te
Confer te Try te Arrange
Compromise
EXPECT PEERS TO RECEDE
Hy tlie Associated Press
Ijonden, Dec. 17. Members of the
Heuse of Ierds who hnve steed firmly
against the Irish home rule bill as
passed by the Heuse of Commens, were
lu consultation with members et the
government ever night, It Is understood,
trying te arrange semq sort bf com
premise, relative te the measure.
It was asserted here this morning
that the virtual deadlock between the
two houses et Parliament must be com
promised or the bill would be lest and
tlin horn rule measure of 1014 would
automatically Iteceme a law ns seen as
ratification of the Turkish treaty i
formally ends the war.
Developments nre being awaited with
curiosity nnd anxiety. The action of
the Heuse of Ierds In amending the
home ruin bill was tantamount te re
jection of the measure, nnd the In
sistence of Commens upon the erlglnnl
bill seems te have placed the fate of the
legislation In the balance. Parlia
mentary writers gave vldely divergent
statements In Londen newspapers this
morning as te what might happen.
Many members of the upper Heuse of
Parliament object te the prevision of
the bill for the council e' Ireland nnd
oppose the clause providing that If Ire
land declines te accept the form of gov
ernment established by the measure, a
crown colony government will be im
posed. Seme writers declare the
Trreennetlllile neers will recede from
their position and that when the IIeusi
of Tierds meets nt neon Saturday, it
will hear royal assent given the measure
and see It placed in the statute books
as n law.
Everything About
Cuticura Seap
Suggests Efficiency
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One of Chestnut Street's best-known jcwelrv bhep appeal at
the head of the column today. The store of Van Dusen & Mekes,
at 1123 Chestnut Street, is noted for the quality of its wares and
ler the unusually interesting tnings one nnds there.
SzZrcrrcihs cCJA,
it-, J- who
pning n 'pHLKk is some one en your list
fNE is always safe in
s-' man a scarf pm, for, no mat-, -"- -who will be the delighted re
tcr hew many he possesses, he cipient of a knitted Mlk muffler
is always se unaffectedly delighted . en Christmas morning that is, if
te welcome another te his collection, you once see these which I found thi
I saw an odd pin today at the store week at the store of MacDonald &
of Van Dusen &. Stokes, 1123 Chest- Campbell, 133-1-3(5 Chestnut Street,
nut Street. It was a moonstone sur- i The girl who is wearing one of
rounded by diamonds and hnd a dia- these new suits of English tweed
mend, tee, in the center of the stone. ' will appreciate a silk muffler in
This seit of pin can be worn with which stripes of deep purple altcr
nny tie. A black opal is another nate with lavender stripes or a navy
happy choice. The scarf pin3 in striped with lighter blue, and the
which platinum nnd diamonds are
combined with enamels, of various
men en your list will like the grena-
dines in dark colors. These scarfs
colors are most effective, and among are very finely woven and come in
the mere inexpensive pins arc some the dark blues and greens and browns
very geed tourmalines, set in green that men like. Fer evening wear a
geld. Aquamarines arc very mucn mttn would appreciate an all-white
liked, tee, and arc very attractive muffler or a white muffler striped
when set with diamonds.
TTAVE you visited
J--L Bnilev. Banks &
the store of
Riddle Cem
pany during this holiday season?
Yeu will find there gift suggestions
aplenty. Fer women there are bar
pins, vanity cases, sauteirs, slipper
with black.
ONE seldom thinks of n themies
bottle as being deceinme. but
why shouldn't things useful be
decorative as well? That is what
the maker of these thermos sets
i,,.l10 lnrtmnHea nvornie-hf. hn,-. . WniCll 1 Saw at tnc Stere Ot J. rTanK-
traveling clocks, fans, lingerie clasps. ' lln iMl'!cr V51" ,chejtnut. Street,
manicure sets, mesh bags, beaded mu nave..theV-,n' fe y are
bags, bracelets, engagement books, most attracthe. They include enrnfe,
opera glasses, etc. Fer men there ' tumbler and tray, and come in the
are watches, desk sets, humidors. I most attractive colors. ou will find
fountain pens, cigarette cases, play- "p t0 harmenise with any color
ing cards, phonegrnph frames, urn- scheme. One is often grateful for a
brellas. traveling bags, soft cellar , Kn" of ice cold water during the
pins, scarf pins, shaving sets, pipes, nicrht or in the morning, nnd se a
crops, tobacco pouches, canes, ash , thermos ret such n this would be a
trays, etc. And there are any num- welcome addition te the bedside table
bcr of delightful gift suggestions accessories. This is just a suggi-s-
fnr the borne in the silver and crvs- tlen fr ( hnstmas gift ou will
tal departments
OIFT Baskets of Fruit ter your
VJ business friends they are mes
nDorepnato, and for a personal
friend you may be sure that few
gifts will be given se warm n w-el
find manj mere interestinir thinirs
at Mi.ler's.
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YOU lunen't seen the lovely
low blouses at the Ilium Mere.
1310 Chestnut Street, you really
mut net miss taking a peck at them.
.. .1 . f tt tr-l r .U- Tl t -l- , 1 .
come. At ilie store 01 neniy iiai- iur uu-j- wmhiu inaite ine loveliest
lewell &. Sen, Bread Struct below Christmas gifts. One lovely blouse
Chestnut the bnskets are lovelier is of satin arid tomes in navy, brown
than ever this vear beautifully and giay. It has n cellnr of geerg-hand-paintcd
and artistically filled otte edged with filet nnd it girdle
with the most delicious of fruits, in-. wrinkles most becomingly nt the
eluding these wonderful Het-house "wa'st inc. Its price h S13..-.0. A
Grapes from Belgium. All these , Pcorgette overblew, in -uit shades
..,!. ., thn mnt nn.fner. ,me,n- breidwl ln R J thread, is most
able nnd are carefully arranged te
attractive nnd a tiicelette overbleuse
embroidered in centiastintr color
pel lect
illy arra
preduce exquisite color effects. Price
range is wide?.", $K, $10. $12, $13,
20, $25 up te $50 and $73. And
net only your friends here in town
will enjoy them this year, for Hal Hal
lewell's guarantee perfect deliveiy te i
Miy point within 1000 miles of Philadelphia.
FOR outdoor sports and for some ,., ,
of the indoor sports for that mat- ' P.H0( 1 " ceveretl nuU -ter
there is nothing like a heuvy I w aren t they delicious? That
Kwcnter. It gives the necessary I ? when the nuts aie frcbh and
j, .e vn,,'p.. ninvinn. .i I tlie chocolate is of iroed eualitv.
fitrenueus game like ice hockey and . ,B,l'tcnca" y.eu ingme finding both
is warm and comfortable. At tnc
weuia ioei erv well at most anj
time e' da. At S3 theie i n blouse
of flesh-colored georgette with col cel
lar of lace. It has a wide frill in
fient. edged also with lace. There is
such an amazing vnrietj of colors
that it should net be diffkult te find
one in just the shade jeu de-iiie
of A. G. Spalding & Bres.. -"J
Chestnut street, I saw some y'
.... ii.. i i i.i.. ,..,,,., e euani u. m
store
1210
wenderfully geed-looking sweateis.
Tlicy arc of pure lamb'swoel and
nre hand-finished. Women will like
the slip-ever model with shawl cel-
these geed qualities in chocolate-
covered nuts at 00 cents a pound?
an nt tlie stores of Ed
use Company. 100 Seuth
Eleventh Street nnd 4903 Baltimore
Aenuc. The nuts English wal
nuts, butternuts, black walnuts
are et tlie very best quality obtain-
lar which comes ill white, navy, nbCi nnd thev are covered Ith H,.
maroon, gray, cardinal and brown. cj0U8 chocolate. At CO cents, tee,
There is another slipover model tnere js nn excellent assortment of
without cellnr which fits close about chocolates in which there nre
the hips, and one that buttons down twenty-one different flavors Ne
ihe front. These sweaters make
tlnntly Christmas gifts for the col cel col
jefre boy or girl, or, indeed, for nny
one who loves the outdoors.
chance of growing tired of one flavor
but then, they nre nil se geed that
you'll wish for mere of each and
hurry te buy a second pound.
THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION
THE VERY TUtXQ
1IA WORTH'S
KODAK
There Is seme one in your family
who has always wanted a Kodak.
This stere Is G. II. Q. Gift Ilcnd Quarters
KODAKS $9.49 up
BROWNIES , 2.86 up
Jehn Haworth Company
Eastman Kodak Ce.
1020 CHESTNUT STREET
Order your special gift
boxes of Huyler's today
THEY will be packed fresh and delivered
te any address in perfect condition in
time for Christmas.
By ordering new before the stores arc
crowded you will be sure of getting for each
person just the box and the assortment you
want, most attractively packed.
We shall de our best for last'minutc
customers, but frankly our salespeople can
give you better service new.
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PHILADELPHIA
$2.50 per
pound
1320 Chestnut Street
$2.00 per
petuid
$1.50 per
pound
1222-1224 Walnut Street
Adjoining the St. James Hetel
II 1 rimmed Jdmffl W
if AYiHV Q 41 I m W&vSLjb
VL They were ap A H'll fj Hjn7
, te $195, Reduced te i Y MI
m&7ti&lV&. CharRc Accounts Invited W&W&W&tiM Charge Purchnscs Tomorrow Will Be Billed February 1st, 1921 M0.0M&10. Mail Orders Filled SJJSfeS
asen & Demand
1215 Chestnut Street
Furs and MVlirerv
We repair und remodel your I-'ur Garment ver
skillfully antl very reasonably in prree, as tee
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Great January-Price Special
French Seal Coats JTTfik fTA Marmet Coati
Leepard Cat Ceat wf fflvv Canadian Seal Ceab
Taupe Ceney Coati Brown Ceney Coats
Siberian Wolf Ceals J $F Taupe Lamb Coats
Regularly 135.00 te 150.00
Sports and three-quarter length models, with lartfe
rolling shawl cellars and wide bell cufl"n of contrasting
or self fur.
MaWsen & DeMan$l
1215 Chestnut Street
Fura and Millinery
Illustrated Catalog of our Furs viaUed fret
en request. Phase write or ask in stert.
nuary Prices en
New!
A Great Price-Le werinci Sale
In Progress Here Tomorrow
Don't Wait Until January Buy New J
r
Prices Are Reduced New, Don't Wait!
We've had a few customers suggest that prices will be lower in
January se, In case thin idea is widespread, in continuance of our
progressive policy, we start this great Inducement Sale Tomorrow.
Lowering Prices drastically, te co-operate with the public, te stabilize
business and te plug honestly for prosperity. Read our Guarantee
in next column.
Se positive are wc that our prices are as low as they will be in
January, 1921, that WE WILL REFUND any difference in cash,
.should you find prices lower in January. Buy new in order te get
.an extra month's wear out of your Furs. Yeu can't lese en price.
Can anybody be fairer than this? Take advantage of these lowest
prices for many years back!
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase
HUDSON SEAL COATSn
1 Fex, Wolf and Lynx Scarfsl
Regularly 10.50 te 65.00
C olers are Taupe, Brown, Black, Pelret, Kam
chatka and Lucille.
$2
ft
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ft
ft
French Seal Coats
16S00
Regularly 225.00 te 295.00
Three-quarter-lenpth models of selected
skins with larpe shawl cellnr and bell cuffs of
Beaver, Skunk, Natural Squirrel, Australian
Opossum or Seal.
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New
RtguUrlv
260.oe -145.00
N'utna ..
Raccoon ..295.00 195,00
Jap Mink .325.00 195.00
Moleskin ..305.00 245.00
Opossum ..405.00 345.00
Squirrel ..495.00 365.00
Fur Coats
Rftilrlr New
Fren. Seal 195.00 H5.00
Muskral ..225.00 135.00
Broadtail .695.00 345.00
Beaver ...600.00 .QO
Mele Wraps .C. 5.Q0
Nat Mink 995.oe (J95.00
Hudsen Seal
Coats
17S00
Regularly 27540 te ;. S25.00
Sports models of fine quality
Hudsen Seal with shawl cellar
and cuffn of Natural Squirrel
Nutria or Hudsen Seal.
Hudsen Seal
Coats
32500
Regularly 450.00 te 495.00
Three-quarter-length ceat3 of
selected Hudben Seal with shawl
cellar and cuffs of Beaver, Skunk
or Hudsen Seal.
Hudsen Seal
Ceals
34S-00
Regularly 495.00 te 550.00
40 and 45-inch Coats of excep
tional quality. Large shawl cellar
nnd cuffs of Beaver, Skunk or
Hudsen Seal.
Big Values in Fur Sets
2&M 44JJL 69iE 98d
Regularly 50.00 te J 45.00
Sets of Taupe, Brown and Black Ve, Wolf
e- Lynx, Raccoon, Beaver, Skunk, Nutria or Mink.
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Hudsen Seal Wraps
495
Regularly G50.00 te 750.00
An ungual collection of fine qunhty wraps,
in the most fashionable modes. This' price is
far hclew nctunl cost of manufacture.
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Chokers and Muffs
lClr'T ew
Jap. Mink ..20.00 10.00
Opossum ....20 00 10.00
Fitch Chek"s 20.00 10.00
Squirrel 20.00 10.00
Hud. Seal Muffs 20. 10.00
Nutria Muffs 24.50 1 4.5()
Stoics
Il'tularlj New
Au? Seal . . 45 00 24.50
Mele 120.00 69.50
Jap. Mink . 135.00 74.50
Squirrel ....145.00 79.50
Opossum ...145.00 89.50
:;kunk "o-eo 89.50
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Convenience of Ladies
Coing te Business
Children's Coats
Rrcultrlr -Sew
Wh e f'eney .. 78 60 M.OO
'iaupe Ceney 7 50 84JW
Urewn t'enejr 90 00 B9.BO
Tuupe Lamb 96.00 04.80
Natural Ceney . ..105.00 flB.80
Lneparil Cat . ...125.00 84J50
Wildcat 1J500 B9JS0
AuNtrallan Seal 185 00 110,00
Mel f'nnev 176 00 190.00
Natural W"Bby 175 00 130.00
Extra Large Size Fur
Coats Up te 50 Dust
Mnskrat
Ceat
Rejrularly
225.00
January
Price
135.00
Natural
Squirrel
Ceat
Ilejrularly
495.00
January
Price
365.00
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French
Seal
Ceat
Rcnulnr
195.00
January
Price
115.00
Extra Large Size Fur
Coats Up te 50 Dust
Moleskin
Ceat
Regularly
$395.00
January
Price
245.00
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Children's Sets
n.xul.rl New
'White Ceney 12.50 BJO
Kawn Ceney .60 0.78
Taupe Ceney 2 25 0.80
Brown Ceney ..... 760 6.80
Natural Ceney .... 7 60 B.BO
lted Pox I8 60 13.BO
Badger 14 60 10.00
White Moufflen H 60 17.60
Hqulrrel Leck . . 27 60 10.80
Natural Wallaby . 19.60 10.80
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