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EVENIKG PUBLIC LEDGER-PHTi:ADELPHIAf, FRIDAY, NOEMBR II, 1921
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;0ther Alternatives Are Huge
Credits and Revision of
Allied Demands
FRENCH AND BRITISH SPLIT
' gfttinl Cable Dltipntch. Copvrleht, tett
Hfrlin. Nev. 11. -White t lie rcpre
inntatlvpi 01" tlie firrnt Power nn path-
ehuM 'noIilriKteii te plnn the pre pre
tenteon of worn in the future. Germany
'tedflt i" 1"1,t rraliiiiR the full meaning
of what It 'nrAns te loc it wnr.
The arrlial of the Allied Ucpnrntien
Giwrnntre Committee in the midst of
Orrmnin'" flnniiehl crnli wni hernlded
by riitnins of new Minrtlen. rnprliinls
ami military mi-iisures, anil focused the
nation's nl tent Ien en the seriousness
ef the .ltuatien.
, Fer the solution of Germany's crlsM
three Mens nre beiiiK put forth either
br dlplemnts or by industrial lenders.
Thy are:
' First. A thrcr-yrnr morntermm.
' Second. Intcrnntlenul credits of mnnv
'tlllleii
Third A revision of the reparation
fennitinn
Of tlice the (liird is tlndlnp little
tMpen'iP anions' the members of the
jlrparatlens Commission.
The ninriterium, Itnvmer, is gifninc
Important strentli. ns lermnny is ini
prcsins upon the Entente nntieiiH tJie
ffict that it cannot meet the iiiHtnlment
en the reparation due Jnninirjr 15. The
effort te buj firi'ltfn money uud securi
tH nlreach lift collapsed in the menej
jinrket, nnd further purchnslnc Is con
sidered inndvlsnhle bj the Entente, u
p11 as bv Gerninn experts.
Frem informed nen-Germnn diplo
matic sources It is le.uned flint Kir Jehn
),radbiiry. the I'titish member of tlie
Reparations, f'oiniulssien, favors n
moratorium for (Jermnny. Tlie llrltisli
Atiibnmler te tleimnnj. F.er D'Aber.
jinn, lini f.nercil n moratorium for a
Ien? tune, lie liiiving foreseen the pres
nt crisis. It is new nppnrent tliat be
lias convinced the entire British dele
gation that n mor.iteilum is advisable.
Paris. Nev. it. The culmination of
the series of discords, uhleh the French
press declares can be attributed te n
desire by Prime Minister Werd Geerce
te embarrass Premier Urlund and te
fereq his immedintc retmn. was renehed
,jstcrclny ulien the .TeurnnI ulleKcd thnt
J.erd DAbcrmm, with the approval of
csz
the Prime Minister, bad ottercd the Ger
mans a plnn for a two-year moratorium
en reparations payments.
This blew, following the British note
of pretest ncninst the Bouillon pact with
Mustapha Kemal Pflshn, Mr. Weyd
Geerge's altitude toward the Albanian
Serbian conflict, the Urndbury pretest
ngainst the accords of Wiesbaden nnd,
finally , the denunciation of the Krnnco Krnnce
Spanish credits accord, which French
circles sny enn be traced te Mr. Wed
Geerge, bns rnlsed a situation which re
quires the immediate prccnce of Pre
mier Brlnnd te untangle.
The French Foreign Office lilntH thnt
it is a maneuver te bumper the success
of the Washington Conference se (is
te prevent n showdown there en the
Pacific questions nnd disarmament b
(.tilling back the Trench Premier before
he has bad tlm0 te study American pol
icies with American stntcspien.
M'NIDER EXHORTS LEGION
Keep Faith With the Dead, Is His
Armistice Day Plea
Washington, Ner. 11. Itanferd Mac-
Mder, national commander of the
American Legien, hns addressed the fel.
lowing Armistice Day message te all
departments, pesta nnd members of the
region ;
"November 11, 1MS, should no menu
the end of our service te our country,
but the beginning. We of the American
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Step That
Itching
It's unnecessary and
nerve racking. Apply
cooling Resinol
Ointment and knew
ihecomfert it gives.
IDEAL FOR BABY'S
TENDER SKIN
RESINOL
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WILLIAMS BROS.
Commercial Printer a
1603 ORTHODOX ST.
I'hone. Krankienl 3104
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Legien bave pledged ourselves te these
hllrlrllna if as....... ...1. m11I ...... A.rtM
uu.i, wa uuie yiw will uuvui uimu
back te carry en the bnttlc for the
iiiim-ipies ier which mey uicil. vwrcci
that would be their wish, nnd our in
spiration shall be the thought of them
and these of our comrades who nre dis
abled and sick, and who must live the
war forever."
TO EVICT U. S. CONSULATE
be homeless. The American Red Cress
And ether former occupants of the
building have found new quarters.
as
Officials at R'eval Homeless
Russians Seek Possession
Reval, Ksthenla, Nev. 11. The
oevici iieganen esieriay requested the
American Consulate te mew Immedl Immedl
ntely'frem the building purclinsed three I
months age b the Bolshevists, which
already Is partly occupied by the
Russians.
Owing te the shortage of business
quarters In Rcvnl tlie Indications seem i
te be thnt the American Consulate will '
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tylish r ALL
hoes for SIZES
tout Women
2003 W. GIRARD AVE.
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Speciiliiing in
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The Little Second
Fleer Shep With
the Big Vataet.
123 S. 13th St.
Second Fleer
Extraordinary Sale Dresses
In Tricetines, Peircl, Twill and Canten Crepes
at
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Regular $!)5 nnd $45 Values
. Tvemlprful Hrlri'tlen of Inclusive Aleilrl. In AVrupy routs In tl
newent miilcrluln, trlmined with llemr, Durk .xijulrrrl nml NutrlBH
One Menth Furniture Sale
Surplus 'stock of medium and high grade
Dining-Roem and Bedroom Furniture is new
offered the public at attractive prices for ONE
MONTH ONLY.
Furniture Manufacturer's Sales Ce.
1835 Chestnut Street
Opposite Aldine Theatre
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Cemplfle llur of (nmnirrilnl Mtallonfe. Trnnfrr lllndfrs. Klne nooks,
(elurnniir bhretn. S te l(!() (eliiiiini nifh. Iilr Hhrrtn. Mlnutf Heeks. SihtIiiI
lllnnk lluekn nml lllmlrrs te Order. Ofllte rtirnlture. IMMK1IIATK ItKI.IVKRV.
HARRY B. LEVIS
STATIOXER 702 Arch St.
I It Costs Less en Arch Slreet
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ipijilabclpljia's; Qualtti
.Cleaners anb Bpers;
RUGS SHAMPOOED
UPRIGHT GRAND PLAYER
The Stieff family has been
making pianos for 79 years.
Many 'of the improvements in
piano making have originated
in the Stieff factory. Our instru
ments are far famed for their
tone superiority, handsome and
sturdy construction and" their
exclusive features. Wc invite
an inspection at our new Phila
delphia salejroems.
Expert Piane Builders for 79 yer
Cfjasu itt. grtieff, 3nc.
Salesrooms 1717 Cfjegtlttlt jgt.
Tlinnr.
"prute 8130
Our process will1 remove eery atom of dirt, grit,
shuns nnd germs without injuring the "sizing," coloring
or fabric. The rug will be CLEAN, its color refreshened,
its pile or fabric renewed.
We are experts in dyeing faded rugs te tiny color
desired. Will you test us with one rug?
Garments and Heuse Furnishings Cleaned or Dyed
JndVUK: 1616-28 N. 21st St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Ilia 4'lientiitit !. -l"' tiiriuniitfiMii ri01 .niiiiheiii .(
We buy our coal where
we get only the very
BEST COAL
We serve you right, and
We Knew Hew
OWEN LETTER'S. SONS
"G reen Tag" Sale Nearly Over
WE AKE Hearing the end of the Special
Reduction Sale te dispose of surplus
stock of Portable Lamps, Fleer Stand
ards, Art Demes, Fixtures and Silk Shades.
When this special stock is gene, there will
be iie mere at the "Green Tag" prices.
Yeu may yet be able te find just the lamp,
fixture or shade te suit your fancy at a worth
while saving.
On the "Green Tags" you will note the
former selling prices many of which were
the equivalent of pre-war prices and also
the new sale prices, which in all cases consti
tute radical reductions.
5ct. tltt Display u ui U. G. I. Office.
The United Gas Improvement Ce.
Diaries
and
get your favorite before
the stock is depleted
Stationers 5 Printers
XI N-133 St. 719 Wklnut St.
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Women's and Misses'
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The aensen's most fa
vored designs und ia
Irrlala. In thfs rcmurk rcmurk
nble snle you will And
u wonderful selection of
ceaLq and suits te your
liking.
Huying.Iri Advised for Choice Selectlena
MADAM! YOU Pay for
the Women Who
NEVER Pay!
TO some women a charge account
is a direct invitation te extrava
gance. EVERY woman who buys be
yond her means every woman
who cannot or does net pay
every slew account, adds some
thing te the cost of every garment
you pay for.
WE admit that it took us a long
time te pluck up the courage te
say "NO" te charge customers.
Habit and custom are hard
things te fight.
Here are a few Specimen
"Cash Values''
COATS AND CAPES
Of Manella, Vcldyne, Belhia
Were S8S.OO, Sl'.OO te flU5.ne
$49.50 $59.50 te $95.00
AFTERNOON DRESSES
Of Canten, Georgette, Tricetine
TJerr MD.r.n, J7S.OO te ff.'i.dD
$25.00 $35.00 $49.50
NO CHARGES
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Tivcnty-jive Years Selling Geed Furniture
258V2 te 264 S. Fifth St., between Locust and Spruce
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Itenutiful Walnut Bedroom Suit, C2 0TC5
Dust proof construction, 1 Piccea m KJ
PRICED SPECIAL Grandfather Clocks.
Tall artistic mahogany cases with silver
or geld time faces. Whittington, West
minster, Canterbury and chain - wind gong
strike models. $55 te $625.
We have five massive floors of quality furniture that
cannot be equaled at our extremely moderate prices.
Quality, variety and economy has been the keynote te
our success for 25 years.
The 75 smaller decorated and furnished
100ms will show you hew our furniture
leeks in your own home.
Open Saturday Evenings Mail Orders Accepted
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Why wait until the Xmai mill? Why don't you come in
new make your selections from our immense stock of handsome
jewelry and begin payments next year?
We carry the largest stock in the city. The prices are as
low or lower than cash price stores. Why pay out your geed
cash when you are entitled te credit here?
0!S&jjp 50c
n -2 Week
Big Extraordinary Special Value!
Pure White Diamonds
Set III lH-kt. uMUi Beld tup with
tirren guld aliunlc, llruutlfiil fill
Krw work. A value uliMilutely
iiulii'iird-nf nt our luu price.
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PWFLBY HOUfe IN DUil Ana nun
39 North 13th Street
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omen of Philadelphia, who appreciate tin value of proper utensils
and furnishings in the business of keepiiiB house, have long held the
Housefurnishine: Steie of J. Franklin Miller in high esteem.
CILVEIt for the Christmas Gift!
And whero l you find buch
lovely silver, beautiful in design and
workmanship, ub at the t-ten- of
Bailey, Banks and Biddle Company,
who house the most important col
lection of the kind in the world?
Yeu will de well te purchase early,
as. there are many pieces of distinc
tive stjle which cannot be duplicated;
and if you make your selection new,
it may be paid for at the same time
as for articles bought in December.
It is, I think, a pleasing custom te
give a young girl flat &iher of stand
aid design which may be added te
from time te time. But you will
lind ceutless small pieces ntBaileya'
which will make delightful gifts and
which are net expensive.
THE practical Christmas Gift is
sometimes the most appreciated, ,
but when you can combine the piac
tical and the attractive uii surely
have a Gift whicli ib a pleasure te
receive. Yeu will rind many articles
of this kind at the HeusefurnL-ih.il);;
Stere of J. Franklin MilW, 10l:i
Chestnut Street. Fer instance, have I
you seen these geed-looking Vacuum
Carafes and Pit chew? Like an ordi erdi
narv Thermos Bettle they will keep
the contents het or cold as you U"-,
sire. They are mnde in se many
sizes and shapes that you win unci
hem useful in countless places and
you can get them with tra s e
match in almost any color te liar liar
nenize with the color scheme of your
ether furnishings. Theio was one
with a mahogany liniMi which I
: liked particularly.
DUNN-PEN
The Feuntam Pen ictth the Little Red Pump-Handle
Get yettt Dunn-Pen at your dealers' today I
S. J. JUatchett, 3620 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
1'IIKSTOV Win
THE DUNK-PEX CO.MPVN'Y. MO MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK
The first cesi
is practically f last
I .f tTHAT a lovely Basket of Fruit!"
I n I heard a woman exclaim as
she caught sight of one of Halle-
wells' marvelous Gift Baskets en
entering their store en Bread Street,
below Chestnut. That is, indeed. I
the sort of appreciation they will
receive wherever they are sent as '
Thanksgiving and Christmas Gifts.
And Ilallewelbi' guaiantee perfect
delivery te any place within 1000
miles. These beautiful Gift Baskets
are laden with all the most luscious i
Fruits obtainable, artistically ar
langed te bring out the most attrac-
tivn color effects and entwined with
a huge cluster of these famous.
Hothouse Grapes from Belgium.
Just leave your Thanksgiving and
Christmas lists at Hallow ells' nnd
they will see that your friends re
ceive Baskets of Fruit which are
sure te delight them.
'"PHE man who buys his clothes
from the store of MacDonald &
Campbell, 13:14-30 Chestnut Street,
is always well dressed, for all their
suits are of the best fabrics, well
tailored and of distinctive styles
regardless of price. I saw, for ex
ample, a large selection of suits, in
cluding tweeds, cheviets und home heme
spuns, priced at from $30 te $48--modish
in cut nnd style and of ex
ceptional value. Fer the business and
college man they will be found te be
most durable and comfortable te
wear. It pavs te buy clothing from
n firm like that of MacDonald A:
Campbell, where you are assured of
the best service and where you are
certain of obtaining the ceireit
thing, whether it be for street, sports
or evening wear.
Thornten-Fuller AutomebUe Company
Parkway, East or 18th St. Phene, Spruce 1010
Dddgb Brethers
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I 7ELVET is much in vegue this season. As 1 passed The Blum Stere
V 1310 Chestnut Street, their window display of velvet gowns se
attracted my attention that I stepped in te leek at their truly wonderful
assortment. There I saw marvelous gowns for every occasien: afternoon
dinner and evening gowns, chaiming m design and of lovely quality And
the prices are amazingly low for such unusual models every dress is of
distinctive sty c. They range from $35 te $90.50. There is also nu ite a
$?.VV"ntei1ulsi S'n ylv1t8 Chift'" Brocade, Paon Velvet and
Silk Velveteen the bilk Velveteen .being especially appropriate for street
arer'n ndiI muat m2nt,en " Particular the gowns priced at $40.50 and
59.50, for theyarp of exceptional value and beauty.
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