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EYENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHIEABELPHL, MONDAY JULY. 24, 1922 ; V T
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ERMAN PATENTS
Philadelphia, Monday, July 24, 1922
Yes, it pays te buy next winter's bedclething new. Some
time we'll print a list rf actual reasons for saving,
Gimbel Brethers
MARKET CHESTNUT : EIGHTH NINTH
Stere Open 9 A. M. te S P. M.
Fer
Tuesday
Fer
Tuesday
Linens have never fully regained their pre-war position
as te producing costs but we offer great savings just new.
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SEIZURE DEFENDED
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a ' Senater Underwood Criticizes
A" President for Action Against
it'lfti Chemical Foundation'
ISKFc
&3C0NSPIRACY CHARGE DENIED
rs-l V - .. . . "" "- " - ... . .
't., Washington, July I.M. The Uicnuciu
f Foundation nml its presitent, Frnncls
' JP. Gnrvan, former Allen Property Cus
todian, who nre being proceeded njjnliist
a it the Government for the return of
German chemical patents, were defend
fi in the Senntc today by Senater l'n
erwnml, who critlcl7ed I'reident
Harding and the Administration for the
c action taken against them.
Dcn)lng that there vn fraud, rnl rnl rnl
lotien or conspiracy in the ncquNltieH
s.. M the (Scrman patents by the f'licmt-
-fcal Foundation, Senater I'nderwoed
hlie commended the record of A. Mitch-
Uell Palmer, former Attorney General
lnd Allan Property Custodian, in dealing-
with enemy alien property, tier-
hinn interests. Senater I'nderwoed said,
-Were supporting the Administration s
course against the Chemical Founda
tion in the hope of securlnj restitution
f property and also damage claims for
ts use.
Sennter Tnderuoed's statements were
.jnadc during an address in Mippert of
his recent bill te create an American
t, commission te pri-ss American ilamngi
claims against Oct man and Austria,
using enem nllen prepert seized n
a pledge for pajment.
' Opposes Claims Commission
.. Mr. Und'rwoed opposed th Admin
istration plan for a joint claims com
mission or another treaty te deal with
'.'the claims, declaring there was no ne
cessity for further negotiations with
Germany en the subject. He reviewed
- at length the alien property legislation
and cited figures showing that property
worth 5600,000,000 was taken ever and
control secured of 200 alien corpora
tions. Quoting from Mr. Palmer's report
en enemj alien property, Senater Un-
derwoed snld that $2.r0.000 paid by
the Chemical Foundation In securing
rights te the 5000 German chemical
patents was "adequate" when the Gov
ernment's right te use the patents was
Considered.
"This report," aild Mr. Underwood,
"effectually disposes of the charge that
there was a fraudulent censplrac en
the part of these In the Allen Property
"Custodian's ethi e who erected the Chem-
-lcal 1'our.daiien and sold thcie patents
te It. The charge has been repeatedly
made that Mr Uanan as Allen Plop Plep
erty Custodian sold these patents te
himself as president of theCh"imc.il
.Foundation. Th" entire pl.m w.'s df.
"lsed nnil perfected before Mr O.ir
tan became Allen Property Custodian
' or had am thought of b'ing appointed
-te that elhcc the entire plan was de
vised nnd perfected while Mr. Palmer
.was Alien Property Custodian "
Stating that former. eSiel'il state
ments of the Chemical Foundation plan
-were made in advance, Senater Under-
. weed continued :
"Conspiracies te defraud the Gov-
ernment are net committed In the open
light of day. Conspiracies te defraud
the Government are never reported te
Congress by the conspirator in advance.
; Tl'lnks President Erred
1 "New President Harding has dl-
"tcted the present Allen Property Cus-
Xpnian te demand a return 01 ine-"- liui- i
'tnts from the Chemical Foundation te.
rthe Government. The President has i
committed himself te the doctrine that I
I . this sale was a violation of a trust. This
' ' Is a mistaken theory of law. for the
title te the property ested absolutely i
in the OriM'iniiient and the Ahen Prop
erty Custodian was net the trustee for
, the Germ in owners."
German Interests, Senater I'nderwoed
said, wire seeking te have the latter
.construction sustained. If this was I
done, he declared, "It would Intvitahlv '
mean that the Germans will Insist that
the Government must return te the
'trusteeship' the wireless plants, pnt
?nts, all patents en war materials and
the great Hamburg American and
"North German Lloyd terminals at New
-Yerk which were sold for about S7,
000,000. The Senate Judiciary Committee took
J up Seneter Underwood's bill and ap
pointed Senators Cummins, Iowa;
Htcrllng, Seuth Dakota, Hepublieaiw, .
"and Overman, Democrat, .North Cire- I
Una. as a eub-ceramlttee te continue
-further consideration. i
; Mccormick jwieets ganna '
-Mme. Walska Going te Carlsbad te
, Await Divorce '
' Paris. July 24. With the arrival of
'Hareld F. McCennick from Chlmce, the
.marital mix-up between Mine. Ganna
Walska and Alexander Smith Cochran,
-which was expected te culminate in a
divorce settlement, heads international
fesslp.
Mr. McCermlck avoided the press
and Immediately sought Dudley Field
Malene. who, with Mrs. Malene, for
merly Deris Stevens, the suffragist, and
JIw, Wnlska, took refuge in the opera
singer's Paris home.
Mme. Walska announced her inten
tion of going te Carlsbad te await her
-divorce, and it is net presumed that
"Mr. McCermlck will remain In Pa?M.
Since Mr. Malene has established him-
elf here he has been seen frequently at
the most fashionable resorts.
I
After-Dinner Tricks
I. -s l '
. Ne. 221 The Acrobat le Coin ,
The fingers of the left hand nre bent
-Inward, und a dime is laid upon the
(knuckle of the little finger Suddenly,
.4 .With no perceptible motion of tlm
"tBgerB, the dime turns a complete sem-
traault or leaps In the air (Fig. 2). '
The trick is done by the left thumb, '
,wklch is secretly bent in, ns nhewn In
Flf. 2, tinder the tip of the left little
later. The tip of the linger Is pressed
Hrmly against the thumb, and when tlm
ri -'tnumD is suet eutwnru, it imparts a
j?'Twdden ''"'0 te the muscle of the little
S'feflnnr, which Is sufficient te flip the
rrrjeem. n tue ngni nana is pinceii evrr
.'fitka left thumb, ns though te stead v the
"-aajid. the sudden movement of the
'iV MalD " ' D L'enipieieiy cencenieu rrem
VfjSfimWt J.ne inca can ue none wuen tne
Im.'flalB la placed en ether knuckles, but
,Wttl Safer Is usually tna meat ra-
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A Great Grouping of
Women's Unusual Tub
Dresses
At $10
$16.75 te $25 Values
Including imported chenilles smart English
sports dresses that have been $25 right along 1
Beautiful imported ginghams with hand-embroidered
linen cellars, cufTs and pockets Gimbel
selected ginghams.
Fascinating foreign tissues with hand-clipped
embroidery.
Plaid tissues combined with veined voile.
English ratines grosgrain bound, grosgrain
sashed.
Dark, double thread voiles with "camisole"
vestees of imported organdie.
The "quality dresses" fastidious women take
vacationing."
mad 'Jm
lentil
Gingham, $10
Otmbrls, Salens of Ilrtsn, Third fleer.
Misses' Dresses
Fer Every Heur of a
Happy Vacation
d7 pJA Values
pDU $10 te $15
Daintily 'dark voiles simple'
enough for travel-wear.
Cutest sports linens and
ratines.
Dotted Swisses for church and
afternoon wear.
Imported ginghams for happy
mornings.
Organdies that are the prettiest
summer dance dresses.
Dark colors flower colors
high colors. Ages 16 te 20.
Glmbetf, Salens of Dread, Third fleer.
Hats : Ready-te-Wear
in the New "Atlantic
City Red"
that Is making the Boardwalk bloom
like a tropical garden!
Gay and smart with summer's white
fashions with cream flannels, with
matching sweaters, with fall's first dark
dresses.
Duvetyne : Silk Velvet : Silk Velvet
With Ribbon Brims
iXar1 Semi:Dre") $5-95 $7-95 te $10-50
Red Cherry and Peppy Wreaths te Trim Them, at $1.50
GlmlxW, 'Third fleer.
( ( x i i
$8.95
Women's $1.95 te $3.95
Leather Hand Bags.
$1.68
l-a..M'i-'irira
Seme are fitted with purse, some with mir
ror some with both.
Swagger Styles
Club Styles
NaMr! Vanity Styles
LNeWi I Pandora Styles
Carriage Kodak and
Side-Handle Styles '
All the wanted leathers and finishes and
colors. Smart! $1.68. eimbei, rtrnt fleer.
Fine Linens
New at Lew August Sale Prices
Pure Irish linen table cloths handsome satin
damask in a close firm weave.
Cleths 70x70, at $4.85. Cleths 70x88, at ?.".M.
NAPKINS TO MATCH
20x20-inch, at $5.25 a dozen.
22x22-inch, at $5.90 a dozen.
EXTRA-LARGE BLEACHED ALL-WHITE
TURKISH BATH TOWELS
Woven from soft-spun yarn; spongy and absorb- PA Each
ent. "Extra size" 26x50 OUC
ALL-LINEN CRASH TOWELING
Of unusual quality; suitable for hand, dish or roller use;
possesses exceptional wearing qualities. Red or blue Ql, Yd.
borders. Special OUC
filmbcW, I.lnrn sterr, frond fleer.
jr?c2lfri.
SftHfeftB
Utica Sheets Reduced
in the August Sale
S Each half-yearly sale we get mere and
mere of these Uticas at 1 educed prices, think
ing te meet the demand. Hut we den t!
tardy folks always are disappointed.
Famous Utica Sheets Are
54x90 In $ .99 72x108 In $1.65
63x90 In 1.20 81x90 In 1.34
63x99 In 1.23 81x99 In 1.55
72x90 In 1.25 81x108 In 1.78
72x99 In 1.35 90x99 In 1.78
90x108 In $1.95
The Utica Pillow Cases Are
42x36 In $ .32 45x3814 In $ .39
42x38e In 34 50x36 In 42
45x36 In 34 50x38y2 In 45
The Utica Bolster Cases Are
42x72 In $ .70 45x72 In $ .79
42x761 In 84 45x76 4 In 88
Crochet Bedspreads for double
?2lr"f"?"'.y...$i.68
Down Quilts
$9.95 & $12.50
regularly SI 5 te $22.50.
Weel-Filled Sateen Quilts
SSer"!?.?. $5.95
Silk Mull Comfertables old
rose and Copen
hagen blue
Slightly mismatch! hin
half price.
Satin - Finished Marseilles
Bedspreads hemmed or scal
loped CUt Corners rpcnlnrlv
tf.Pl 1 v " -
ej.du ana
s.-i
$6.25
$3.35
(iimM, .Swenil fleer.
Coel : Well-Designed
Well-Made : Geed-Fitting
Palm
Beach
Suits
Reduced
$10.75
iri
Plain colors.
Pin stripes.
Vigeureaux mixtures.
Seme thirty styles ! $10.75.
Men's $18 and $25 Mohair Suits,
New $15 and $17.50
Men's $25 Tropical Worsted Suits,
New $20.50
Men's Gabardine Suits Reduced te $22.50
-Mj y
rmiM ,i
Kuppenheimer and
0rtty Sran& Suits for Men
all of them excepting full dress
That Started the Season at $40 te $70
Are Reduced te $30, $37, $47
Many are quarter- and half- silk lined all are net
weighted with linings ; net heavy, yet of the world's best
woolens.
Men's and Yeung Men's All-Weel
Suits at $22.50
These were $30 te $45 values the makers tempting us
with a low price en clearance let te get their goods sold
here, - GlmtwU, Second fleer.
It Is a Great Sale!
That is heard en every side and throngs were waiting for the Stere doers te
open this morning. ' ,
FURNITURE
At Lewest Prices Since 1914
And furniture in new forms and of adaptability net thought .of in 1914.
A Million-Dellar Collection
in Philadelphia Stere alone two acres of samples.
Partial Payments cheerfully arranged and same low sale prices are charged.
This Magnificient Leuis XV Dining-Roem Suite,
Ten Pieces $1000 Regularly $2400
Finest Construction and Finish
Buffet 74" long, extension table 62x48" when closed. China closet 51" wide, console
serving table 46" wide. Set of chairs with extra high cane panel backs. Upholstered seats.
Coverings of tapestry. Regular value $2400. Ten piece, specially priced in this August
Sale, at $1000.
$45 Old Colonial Four-Pest $25
ucusiectu at
Mahogany, dull finish; mahogany built-up head
panels; 3" high turned pests, 4' 6" wide. Regular
value $45. Specially priced in this August Sale
at $25.
v ' '' V
$95 Breakfast-Roem Suite JCIJ
American Colonial Period . .
Finest of Construction and Finish
Sold in group or separately as desiied. Six
pieces, as shown, consisting of drop-leaf table, serv
ing table and four chairs. Finished in .either plain
Antique Walnut or plain Blue Enamel. Regular
value $95. Specially priced in this August Sale
at $55. GlmbeU. Sixth fleer.
Great Shee Selling is Going
Lew Shoes for Women
On
' wMftr
at Half Their Value
A Sale Ce-operative With America's Largest
Shoemaker te Market Surplus Lets
Over a Hundred Styles
Strap Pumps Brogue Oxfords Dress Pumps
Sports Pumps Military Oxfords Street Pumps
White Pumps Heme Oxfords Military Pumps
Sallu Pumps Grecian Pumps Bleck-Heel Pumps
u A11Jnhs:s A" wW8- wh'te Wd. white Eve cloth, black kid, Havana
brown kid, Russia calf, patent leather, satin, suede.
3100 Pairs of $8.50 Shoes at $4.65
3200 Pairs of $7.50 Shoes at $3.85
Second Fleer
3700 Pairs of Queen Quality and Bosten
Favorite Shoes at $2.65
$5 Values and Better
These in the Subway Store
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IN SUBWAY STORE
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5000 United States
Government
Army Cots $1.25
Sold subject te imperfections, such as
scratches, suifuce marks and rust spots.
Ne hidden hurts or weak spots. These
cots which cost the Government en an
average of $4.50 each, at $1.25.
Every sale is final. Ne C. O. D.'s, ex
changes or returns for credit.
GlmbfU, Rub way Htert.
IN SUBWAY STORE
5000 Yards Unbleached Muslin
10 Yrd8 $1.19
36-Inch Standard Grade
A fine, even thread, strong quality. Limit 20
yards te a customer. Ne mail or phone J. t 1 1Q
orders. Regularly 20c a yard. 10 yds. f or P
250 Dezen Bolster Cases
Size 42x72. Dependable grade. Kegu-lOQ-
larly 55c apiece, at f OV
100 Hand-Blocked Bed Sets
Sets consist of scalloped spread 72x90 inches,
with scalloped bolster roll te match. Celers, old
rose and tan only. "Slight, irregulars." Perfect
they sell for 2 te 3 times this price, dp A J?
Crochet Bedspreads
Deuble-bed sizes in effective Marseilles d 1
patterns. Regularly '$1.50, at P X
Remnants of Fancy Art Ticking
Short lengths in various floral pnt-llQ
terns. Unusual values at 1 J7C
z (ilmbtla, Hulmiiy hlurt.
IN SUBWAY STORE
Bleached Turkish Bath Towels
29c, yt:
Large size, 22 x 42 inch, of geed spongy quality. Reg
ularly 40c each, at 29c.
Cotten Huck Towels
Geed absorbent quality; splendid for bearding houses or sea
shore use: size 18 x3G inches; regularly 20c, at 15c each, CCa
or 4 for OU l
Cotten Huck Towels
With hemmed ends and full bleached. Size 17x81 OQr
inches. Regular value 12c, at 10c each, or 4 for 3t
Heavy Mercerized Table Damask
Satin finish in several pretty stripes nnd floral designs. M
G4 inches wide. Value 75c a yard, at 3 C
Bureau Scarfs, Squares and Centerpieces
Embroidered in asserted colors. Hemstitched and scalloped.
Slight imperfections, are hardly noticeable. Value 50c OO
each, at OC
Heavy Cotten Crash Toweling at 9V2c a Yard, Value 12l2c
With led border. Geed absorbent quality for dish, hand or
roller towels. OlmbeU, Hubway Stere.
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IN SUBWAY STORE
32-Piece Dinner Sets
at .y5
r.M y,2?P,?r theSfl ". With
rjch cobalt blue or eel.l horde
and InPlurttnK C or b-r,... '.if "?.
rlntts, breud arid butter mates
demett miuetns, tua cups and
saucers and 1 intat dlah nnd open
lefffttnhle clhh. Value dr rvr"
3 05 If nnrfmt m ihMr
100 Dinner Sets at $7.95
"!'tetc for is penena
fV.,h .., "l1t"lc'', "iat Kold-llne
effect. "Irrcuu nrH" of the $22.50 m
-but imperfections de net Injuie cltl .,'?
nuts at ?7.0S valim J22 Ce
1000 Dezen Tea Cups and
Saucers at 10c
Hllrrht Imi.... r..n .
thesii Ine uliltn
CUDS und u..n.w... '
duee their r,,oe te onel
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1000 Odd Pieces of Dinner
Ware at 5c and 10c Each
Values 10c te SOc
In whlte und decorated ware and
Including dinner, tea, beup and bread
and butter plates, meat nnd eBetabla
dishes, oatmeal and defHert raucers,
nnd Huunr bowls. Splendid vuluca at
0e und lOe each
1000 Dezen Table
Tumblers at 95c a Dezen
Thin-blown bIuus with your Initial
enKrnwd nt OSn a ilein. v.ilue 51.20.
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innn -, , iiBru.Mi nt OSn a ilein. v.ilue i.:
1000 Gray Stene Crocks at $1.25 S;"""
of hutnr, Vl:Ks, Her ria1'fU,,;!.,,n!"HT"".x,nB of verages. storing
Di t ii!llt 1'rlm. at si.ts,
!JXtV-te 65c a Dezen
ii ; k...iii huiiiti rH (llmlirlH. Muliw'iy Move.
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