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welcome development. He ders nm
mc much hew lit such n step, however
1 urging that "the principle of nelf-he i
Is Imllsprninlile te working out thr
problem." i
I The We'tmliister Onielte thinks thnt.
'provided nn agreement enn be reeched
between M. ltrinml ntid Mr. Lloyd i
'Oeerce, there would be an cnonneun
, Rln te the world if Anwrlrn consented
. , . , , ... te become a party le dijcuinleris el
Lloyd Ceerge and Bnand May rcpamtiens questions.
BRITISH HEIR VISITS
FEONIllfl Mill
Even Come te United States
Together
CONDON PRESS APPROVES
By th A.xMnicd Press
1mden, Dec. 13. Humors of the pew
THllty of nn Intrrniitlennl econemle
conference in 'Washington, whd-h have
bten current here during the last few
days, are the subject of comment in the
Londen morning newspapers today.
It Is net assumed that Mich a con
ference has been decided upon, but the
success of the Armament CenfcHnici'
has aroused hopes that the economic
troubles of Europe might he settled by
a cdmilar gathering.
Connected with the rumors an nmre
or less rague reports that Prime Min
inter Lloyd Oeerge and Premier Br Intnl.
"of France, Intend te go te WnlTlnirtn
together after the French Premier'
visit here next week.
The Dilly Mall claims te have re
ceived nfflrlnl Information from Down
ing Street that Mr l.lejd Geerge Is
unlikely te go te America for emc
months, but Instead purpe?e taking
a vacation trip te Southern Prance
after the cemlnic Parliament session.
On the ether hand, the Time savs :
"The ug"cstlert is hazarded thnt
efter next week's, conferences with M.
1 LIBERALS ONE VOTE SHORT
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i Lack Majority, but Have Big Plu
rality In 'Canada Heuse
Ottawa. Dec. l.'l. (lly A. P.) The
Yuken new being conceded te the Cen-
' servntlveM, the standing of the parties
i ns a result of lat week's general elec-
1 tien in Canada today win : Liberals
117; Progressives, 05 ; Cenervatlve,
51 ; Ubnr. 2.
, Thl gives the non-Liberal element
in Parliament n lembined stieiiclh of
US. Political observers point out,
however, thnt Conservatives and Pro
gressives arc far npart en tariff and
ether policies, and that Premier-elect
V. L. Mackenzie King and his Liberal
Administration will receive. Progressive
support in the Heuse.
i Recount" new in progress miiy change
the result in one or mere electoral ills-
' tricts.
'CITY OFM DEAD7
Complete Boycott by Natives
Mark3 Arrival of Prince
at Allahabad
FESTOONED CITY DESERTED
.'p'ftel Ca 1 r)lpnfeh. fopirleM, 19tl'
Ixmrinn. Hec. 1.1. A complete boy
cott by the natives yesterday marked
the Prince of Wales' visit te Allahabad.
India. Obedient te Onndhl's orders, the
cpentcdly has favored this notion by
setting dates for the beginning of self
rule. He 'Set It for August 11, after
nc year of the non-ce-opcratlre move meve
nent, and In August the Meplahs took
dm literally and revolted.
He has set It again for January 11.
Who will revolt then? As the Meplah
Islng was born of exasperntlen after
long waiting, se a few moderates be
lieve that nil India or at least, radi
cal Hengal will lese, patience at an
other postponement and act for Itself.
Seme think thnt the restless masses will
turn upon (Snndhl. Ills held upon them,
however, Is strong at this time."
An efliclal cemmunique, Issued last
night, stated that arrests of ngltaterc
have been made In Allnhubad, Delhi,
Hnngoeu nnd Mnndnlay. It Is reported
thnt In n tight near Calicut yesterday
a Suffolk regiment defentcd a band of
Meplahs, killing eighty-three nnd cap
turing fifteen.
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK,'
By Lee Papc
POND DRAGGED FOR AUTOS
Believed Owner. Seeking Insurance j ""pre. the royal party arrived In what
a was apparently a city of the dead
All the
Lancaster Dar Association Elects
Lancaster. Pa.. Dec. 13. Juries
natives proclaim! a day of mourning , rl I;" was yterdny after-
when the Prince nrrlvee, refusing te , tpr nnr AMocintIen. Other officers chewn
attend the ceremonies Incident te the nere: Jehn E. Mnlene, vice president,
revnl visit ' J'ln Naumnn, treasurer, nnd Her
Xe violence or ether outbreaks were J,, Myfr"' Stretnrr of
reported there, but it Is stated that
threats, intimidations and terrorizatlen
were used by the native extremists t
prevent the people from attending tin
welcome. There wns a remarkahl
scene when the Prince arrived yester
dav. Instead of tumultuous cheer'ni'
crowds, such as have greeted it else
Wc had chlckln for supplr today en
account of having cemplnny. bejng Mr.
and Mrs. Hews, nnd ma started tearvc
Its different parts off, saying. New, Mrs.
Hews, wat pnrt de you prefer? Me
thinking, O I hope she dent sny the
drum stick.
Iteely, Its Immaterial te me, Im Jest
as satisfied with one part as another,
a 2nd Joint, If you dent mind, nnd n
touch of the brest. sed Mrs. Hews.
And you, Mr. Hews, wut part can I
heln vnu te? sod ma.
It deesnt make the slightest dlffcrents
I assure you. I think 111 hnve a drum
stick for old time sake, sed Mr. Hews.
Me thinking. Heck. O well thcrcs 2
drum sticks.
Wnt will you have Wlllyum? sed
inn. nnd non sed. O. en.vthlng. I dent
care, give me the ether drum stick and
some brest.
Making me feel werse Insteri of bet
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ter, and my sister Oladdls sed, Lnj
thing will de ferme, mother. Im no
eartlckler. give me the ether nd Jein,
nnd a llttle of the brest.
Wlch ma did, saying, Personally 1
dent care wnt part I cat myself, its a
matter of Indlffcrcnts te me, 111 take
the 2 wings and a morsel of the brest.
Wlch by thnt time nuthln wnsent
'eft but the neck sticking up ns if It
thawt It wns as geed as en.vthlng cits,
me looking nt It sad en account of
knowing who was going te eat It, and
ma sed, New Penny its your tern.
Its mutunl te me, 111 take the neck,
I sed.
Making everybody laugh like every
thing and proving it wns funny, but
net making the neck tnist city better.
KREI8LER MAY BE ENVOY
Londen, Dec. 1.1. Frit!! Krelsler,
the Austrlnn violinist, who Is touring
England, questioned whether he had ac
cepted the offer te become Austrlnn
Minister nt Washington. Informed the
Times that he had net decided ns yet.
pellebuetratferrj
New Year's Eve
Celebration
Sat., December $lst, 10 P. M.
Supper de Luxe, $6
Reservations made at office of Maitrc d'Hetcl
or through the Head Waiters.
favtevvfy r&w
Dumped Machines Inte Quarry
LaiiMhile, Dec 1.1. While hundreds
of residents of the North Pent! sec
tion wnt eh, police nutlierlries are di
recting the dragging of the bottom of
n nunrrj pond at Orvllle. about three
miles nl.'vc I.nnrinle iu enrch of nn
automobile.
According te these nt work at the
quarry .pond which i alsiut forty
f'-ef ile-p nt lenst one nule is nt the
bottom and it is believed there are mere
TiHen,i v- t.w,i r.nnr mi-hf net mini peu mere dj- ewneis alter insur-
deem the moment Inopportune te lay "H,
the whole question of the necd of Mint- ' P " ', l'reent time the UP of
tercd Europe b.-fere President Harding. nLn automobile has berni hoeko.1 from
-he undeubtedlj has the warmest s.wu- 'I"" pond, nnd Sunday nn automobile
rathv for the strick-n Continent. "r M,"', ether heavy object wa .lrnwn
"Should Mr. Lloyd fieergc take the "" way te the surface when the rope
Initiative in appealing te him te sum- I broke.
men another conference te consider ,,,.,.,.,... ....
world economic nnd financial cendl- FROTH INGHAM ACCUSED
tlens. the appeal, it is thought, might
net be unavailing." , Say He Transferred Property te
it V ui'iii'vf u in iihj i u- i n nw iiir
conversations between the llrltlsli and
Trench Premiers next week will take
a wider range than the single question
of German reparation-, and this mui mui
ticsitten is largely the basis of today's
press speculat'en concerning a possible
new conference m Ani'iica.
The Daily Telegraph wnile net re
garding wieh n conference as et mere
than nn idea, says the Idea has very
eensidcrab'e popular support.
The Morning Pest's linnnei.il editor
forecasting some sort of international
economic conference before long, sajs:
"Such a conference, if participated In
by America, would undoubtedly be a
streets along the Prince s
route were heavily gunrded hy troops.
The main thoroughfares were gayly
decorated with flags and banners em
blazoned with ' pntrietic Inscription"
Put the brilliant spectacle was empty
of life, the only sptaters being a few
thousand Europeans. The entire nntlve
population had observed (Sanrihl's order
They shunned the principal streets, re
maining Indoors behind shuttered win
dows. After n formal reception nt the
fievernment house the Prince left In the
afternoon for llennres.
Meanwhile a wave of unrest is
sweeping Inriin from the Khyber Pass
te the Malabar Const. It is like noth
ing in India's past. It embraces all
castes and Innumerable sub-castes, most
religions nnd sects, nnd mutually hostile
races, and It Is ever-increasing, ns did
Russian discontent in 1017.
The word Is passing throughout the
land thnt the Hrltish regime is about te
depart, finndhl. the nationalist leader
gsjs- m. SaH
te see what it is!'
Expectation gees hand In hand vrith the
Christmas gift whose tempting appear
ance speakser the bright, crisp Dennlsen
seals and tags In which It Is wrapped.
At Stationers, Dent. Stores, and
Drugxlsts, Eetrtichttt
Wife While Insolvent
New Yerk. Dec. in. dly A. P.)
Charges that Themas 11. Frethlngham,
former member of the New Yerk Stock
Exchange, transferred $1 ,. r(K,000 in
securitiei anil ether property te his wife
and preferred creditors when he was In
solvent were made yesterday In an in
voluntary petition In bankruptcy filed
aicnlnst the broker by Frank D. Iarkey.
Harrj M. Pierce nnd James Stirling, '
all of Wilmington. Del. I
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te blame the eggs when
your cake is spoiled.
Avoid uncertainty by
buying "eggs you can be
sure of."
Big. Meaty, Selected
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Twelve geed ones in
every dozen
At all our Stores
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Alse Red Frieze Wreaths, Red
Frieze Wreathing, Decorative
Wreaths for cemetery, with Reses,
Carnations and Peinscttius.
Green Sheet and Green Lump
Mess, for putting under Christ
mas Trees.
Palms, Ferns, Rubber Plants,
Dracaenas. Pnndnnus, Cycla
men (in bloom).
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Virtually every article of women's outer apparel in this
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All the materials are the newest in color, weave and pattern.
Really astonishing values in as many as forty te fifty different
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S12 75 FOR $16.75 SUITS S32.50 FOR $39.75 SUITS
$19 75 FOR $27.50 SUITS $35.00 FOR $45.00 SUITS
$25 00 FOR $29.75 SUITS $39.75 FOR $55.00 SUITS
$27.75 FOR $35.00 SUITS $45.00 FOR $59.75 SUITS
$29.75 FOR $37.50 SUITS $55-00 FOR $75.00 SUITS
$28.50 TO $45.00 FOR SUITS REDUCED FROM $45.00 TO $75.00
$55,00 TO $159.75 FOR SUITS REDUCED FROM $75.00 TO $225.00
$U5V00 FOR $165.00 SUITS $125.00 FOR $185.00 SUITS
Women's Dresses Reduced
$19.75 FOR $27.50 DRESSES $32.50 FOR $39.75 DRESSES
$25.00 FOR $29.75 DRESSES $35.00 FOR $45.00 DRESSES
$27.75 FOR $35.00 DRESSES . $39.75 FOR $55.00 DRESSES
$29.75 FOR $35.00 DRESSES $45-00 FOR $59.75 DRESSES
$29.75 TO $35 FOR DRESSES REDUCED FROM $55.00 TO $85.00
$39 75 TO $45 FOR DRESSES REDUCED FROM $75.00 TO $110.00
$49.75 TO $55 FOR DRESSES REDUCED FROM $85.00 TO $125.00
Women's Coats Reduced
$75.00 FOR $85.00 COATS
$16.75 FOR $19.75 COATS
$19.75 FOR $22.75 COATS
$22.75 FOR $27.50 COATS
$25.00 FOR $29.75 COATS
$27.75 FOR $35.00 COATS
$37-75 FOR $45.00 COATS
$45.00 FOR $55.00 COATS
$55.00 FOR $65.00 COATS
$59.75 FOR $67.50 COATS
$65.00 FOR $75.00 COATS
$85.00 FOR $100.00 COATS
$100.00 FOR $132.50 COATS
$110.00 FOR $139.75 COATS
$12C75 FOR $175.00 COATS
$135.00 FOR $165.00 COATS
$145.00 FOR $189.75 COATS
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