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United States Government enght
. j.-. Mit of the present cenfusins;
Lttitlen In Europe until the nations
..-,! have reached seme definite
ttltffer agreement, according te Hrnr
wrfef" Hedge, who ha Jttatr returned
Si Writ, wbcre he wen general gee gee
Jjnjr'te the unofficial American dele dele dele
Sttloe t the reparations conference.
TM'ddeiOtlen, although net nn effl
cttl .yQtfns or acting pert of the con-
istact, was novermeiess nppenieii ie in
ptaf cane for nn Impartial decision in
Hf, J10ID5C, WOO 13 H Ull-IIIIIl-r W II1C
nOidelphlu nnr, by virtue of bis posl pesl
ttaM able te see the Inside werfclnsi
tt IK Rrrat mass of mistrust nnd In-
ttUHCnCsg will in, lie enjBi eutiuumi
tM, entire European situation.
1 Calk Situation Serious
' "fh whole ultuntlen 1b very, rerr
.Mil," raid Mr. Hedge, In nn.lnter-
rlrir at the ltncquet uiud. "Unlem
uaMfBIng m none " prevent uermany
tern geinv down the drain, the whole
ttrU te liable te be drawn into the
jIMtloe, fl arc living acre in nn
r false croieerltf. It Is merely n
Mnfeip(len of buying caused by the
wgntvpiien ei rj uie reserve, it is
itwhrtely abnormal and is net really
tl indication of Reed times.
"Wen that resumption of buying
rum and plenty is en hand we wilt
Un te .leek te Europe for n market.
Oimany today is a huge plant, tin
Meted and without productivity. She
MdtTftw materials and feedstuffs, and
ttebttln them must have some basis for
rireJjrn exchange. As a market for our
inducts she Is negligible, for she has
at nosey. Unless something Is done
for k by next March, she will be lu
tb threes of starvation, for much n
'pmhH feed is imported.
"Feoele today in Germany nr rt.
tli rid ei tiietr money ns far as cash
ii concerned. They are converting It
liU foreign securities or goods and
cUtteli, anything that has tangible
raise rather than the fluctuating quality
f tat paper scrip.
"The economic situation is depend
ent en the political situation. The
Uilttd States is and should be deeply
(warned with the economic future,
bat as leni: as the political situation 19
M upset she should rtnialn for away
own the scene.
Hits Pelncare's Stand
"Ererythlng today seems te depend
n tne co-operation of England and
France. Premier Ilenar Law. of Great
Britain, Ik the dominating figure of the
ritwtlen. Premier I'elncnrc, of France,
Ii narrow and has net the breadth of
Tiilen. It is up te these two te settle
tbt question. This Natien should never
rater into any political entanglements
la Europe, but should be Interested In
Itl financial nnd economic rehabilita
te. "The United States as a Government
cLet make any mere leans te foreign
latlens, but it con encourage private
ietas ana creuus ii such credit in in.
tared and guaranteed In proper war by
ut nations wnesc peoples receive them.
Tit nations of Europe leek te us for
iM, but they lay down no plan but the
cancellation of the debts. Such action
wtuld be absurd until they make up
tfcelr own balances and see where tbey
Kind.
"The French sny they nre offended b
ter Hand. They have in Reme cases
Hhflrtl us te n man who saved n friend
when he was nttnckrd by footpads and
then left him le lie wounded lu the
itmt. They think we should new take
telnite action, hut with the vagueness
till is evident in all tne present mud
Alt they cannot nnd de net say what
till definite action mny be."
CAUGHT BY "COP" IN AIR
ltd Luck
Rains Upen
California
8peeder
San Jese. Cellf.. Dec. 20. (Br A.
P.) Had luck literally rained en Dom Dem
hie BIfiere yesterday when n "Jehn
Det" Summons charrlns him with
Mtdlng fell in front of his nutomo nutemo nutome
tut en a highway 'nenr here. Leeking
up, he saw an alrplane circling about.
It develeDed that Rebert Bvcra. tref.
fc eOcer, was "taking the air" with
as aviator friend when be saw BIfiere
VtMing. rulling a summons from his
Mctct. Myers had thn Mrnlfln iiwnnn
tltwn and dropped the paper In front of
tit automobile. Uiflere stepped and
Picked it up.
EMERSON CLUB ENTERTAINS
fcng and Story Made Up Interest
ing Program for Quests
Jrt of the Emersen Club entertained
forty of their friends at tea yesterday
i me riastic uub, L'47 Houth Catnac
tnet.
A story entitled "Silly Ass," by
nirnei, Waa rend by Mrs. Jesse H.
Melmea, and weh followed by a musl
1 program featuring MIm Almedn
Mnman, soloist, and Dorethy Good
win, directed by Mrs. Arthur Sellers.
' Rebert L. Ooatee was hostess,
$100,000 Fire In Pittsburgh
Plttibiirgh, Ph., Dec. 20. (Hy A.
fklr T vcrnl famIes were driven from
faur-atery building here. Five ad-
(nn Diilldlngs were damaged. The
""a estimated at ?I0O,000.
After-Dinner Tricks
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Just few mera days and
Christmas, the day that cleaes the
last chapter of another year,
when In our hcarta Is the true
spirit of the season, penes en
earth and reed wilt tewnrd all
mankind. Gift shopping finished,
and thought turns te preparation
for feasting, and the ever-groaning;
table of dellcaclea and ever
Indulgence this day permits.
Cntfetn and even Merrle Eng
Demandal land sends a leg
end for old English
plum pudding, fruit cake or mince
pie for Christmas day serving,
else bad luck and frightful woes
fellow us throughout the year!
fie this day we use the frugal
Scotch Imported feed, Cox dela dela
Une for delicious salad or the
extra sweet, but for the courage
ous who would deviate te a
slmpller and lighter pudding, I
still suggest the helpful cook book
sent upon request bv Cox Oela
tlns Ce., Bt Greenwich St., New
Yerk, or your feed shop.
rhrUtmas It Is permissible te
aTralt Caktt enthuse ever the
really delectable In
e, fruit eake,
Fralhefer'a Special DCmns Fruit
eake waa roade for you a year
age twelve months mellowing
browned perfectly, a cinnamon
colored cake, richly filled with all
the vuletlde frulte and, for a
fruit enke. light In digestion.
As a "lant-mlnute" gift this
cake suggcats Itself, coming In an
artistic dull blue nnd old geld
metal box and for the clever
woman planning the dccorntlve
table, snow Icing and the use of
holly and berries te carry out
the Xmes spirit, this eakn lends
Itself admirably. All feed shops.
Every little
fJheiter (lump
will be en his best
behavior X m a n
Eve, waiting for
the pertly benefactor who makes
his yearly call se silently. Te
refresh him for his continuous all
night Journey, de have In readi
ness a healthful beverage, he will
like, a man's beverage Ginger
Ale made from Hires' Household
Extract. It contains such health
ful Ingredients, and when made In
your own home, a distinctly mel
low, cheery cup of urity and
freshness that make tt a bit dif
ferent from the ordinary ginger
ale.
A Mineral from the mountains
Water of Italy a health-
building water con
taining phosphorus and iron te be
taken at meal time.
It carries medical endorsement.
Write Mediatery Ce., 412 W.
Broadway, New Yerk, for Infor
mation of this product
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Kiddle nay
of the Year
Christmas la the
day of fairy castle
dreams, sweet beau
tiful Illusions se real te every
kiddle when every little here and
heroine of, Mether Geese's family
la te them aa real and living as
Sante Claus.
A holiday suggestion! one useful
In K ddln Seap a pure wnite
Ann in vrv iimall cakes lhr
In dainty Mether Geese boxes with
Mether Ooeee children In gay
colere, harmless, nen-wanhable
and book of Mether Geese
rhymes. The unique, artistic gift
and one that will teach grubby
little hands te love te, wash. Call
Camden 960 for Kiddle Seap.
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After all the planning
nnd thoughtful censid
eratien uiea in selec
tion of the appropriate
for your holiday giving; careful
wrepplng In artistic true festive
spirit enhances. . Eleventh-hour
needs In Xmas seals, card Inserts,
tinsel, wrappings or calendars
every sort In delightful new
Ideas; books. Juvenile or fiction
the Baptist Boek Shep, 1101
Chestnut St.
Reme Anether unusual
Furnishings sale being held at
the P 1 n z a Art
Beems. C9th St. at fjth Ave., New
Yerk. Today at S o'cleok an auc
tion of Art Heme Furnishings of
Mrs, James A. Peering and ether
consigners.
Alse Jewelry modern settings
In platinum; bracelets nnd soli
taires blue white stones. This
offers opportunity for Jewelry
selection for the season giving at
less than Fifth Ave. prloee.
Tour will be rich with a
Christmas great preponderance
Dinner of sweets, and an nl-
most disregard for
balance.. Te offset a, delicious,
green or fruit salad will certainly
demand Its rightful appearance
with an appropriate appetising
dressing select mayonnaise, Mrs.
Hartlng's, because of Ita light
delicate and dellcleusly sweet and
tart taste.
The Olft combining beauty
of Comfert with the practical
and looking ahead
Inte balmy nights when Its use
will be nipreclated, or perhaps
even new an Indoor room that af
fords spare for the New Englander
divan. The effect of harmony of
colors, of arrangement, of con
tacts Is Instinctive and you will
shower grateful feelings upon the
room possessing this divan, when
exhausted, even te Ita maker for
Its special features, adjustable
foetrcct, adjustable back, conve
nient remevable upholstery and
balance..
In' varied colored fabrics hnr hnr
menlslngiy easy te leek upon the
Englander divan found In all bet
ter furniture department.
Wanamaker's
Is Sharing Heaps of Gleeful
If Furs
If furs are en her hope list
why net a fox animal scarf
from the Down Stairs Fur
Shep?
Warmth that's stored
away in these deliciously soft
animal scarfs is typical of
the Christmas gift spirit.
Women young and old will
love their silky comfort and
becoming fluffy lines. New
fox scarfs just unpacked te
help belated shoppers are in
taupe, black or brown and
are priced $20 te $50.
One and Twe Skin Animal
Scarfs, $5 te $60
Opossum scarfs 55
Squirrel scarfs $12.50
Fitch scarfs L'v5J2cX
Mink scarfs. .$18.50 te $37.50
Japanese marten scarfs.?2u
Stene marten scarfs,
$40 and $4u
(Down Stnlre Stere, Fur Shep,
Market)
Children's Furs
$1.75 te $22.50
Wee fur scarfs and muffs for
the tiny girl just out of baby baby baby
heodlarger but equally pretty
fur sets for children up te twelve
years old. Ne doubt about their
being liked by any lucky new
owner. All the furs are truly
named and carefully made te give
real service.
There are sets of wWte and
natural ceney, opossum, squirrel
and nutria. Separate muffs are
$1 te $10, according te size and
kind of fur. Real ermine sets
are $55.
(Down Stairs Stere, Far Shep,
Market)
Silk Slippers
$1.75, $2.75
A gift that will surely please
her, particularly; if she has or is
going te receive e Japanese
kimono te complete the picture.
Made, of pink, blue and royal
purple silk with hand-embroidered
birds and flowers in nat
uralistic colors. Flat stitched
fiber soles.
(Down Stairs Stere, Central)
Tiny Shoes
Seft little square-teed shoes te
fit baby feet, even before said
ifeet have learned te toddle, per
haps. Lace and button styles in
black kid, tan kid and buckskin;
some are in combination color
effects.
Sizes 2 te G with smooth soles,
$2 te $2.50.
Sizes 4 te 8 with Wedge heels,
$2.25 te $8.25.
(Down Stairs Stere, Chestnnt)
Flannelet
Nightgowns
$1.50
Seft white flannelet with the
yokes hand-embroidered in color
or trimmed with colored silk
ribbon. Striped flannelet gowns
in pink or blue, have cellars and
are braided. All regular sizes
for women.
(Down Stairs Stere, Central)
Women s
Fancy Gloves
$1.25 te $1.50
J 1.25 for strap-wrist chamois
is gloves with 5-inch flaring
cuffs. A perforated band is lined
with harmonizing darker color in
effective style. Half pique sewn.
Squirrel, covert and Walnut.
$1.50. for 12-button length
chamois-lisle gloves in the same
colors and with 2 perforated
bands.
(Denn Stairs Stere, Central)
Quilted Silk Sacques
for Baby, $2.50, $3
Frem far-away Japan ceme
these exquisite little sacques
made of flowered white silk nnd
lined with pink or blue. Thpv
nre
hnnd-quilted te a state of
cozy nulliness nnd fnsten wim
soft tnsseled cords. Daintiest
gifts imaginable.
Other Gifts for Baby
25c te $6,50
Knitted bootees, 25c te 85c
Seft white dresses, 60c te $l.
Uenncts of silk, 65c te $1.25.
Blankets with nursery fitrure3
$1 and $1.25. y "Burc3-
Crepe de chine bootees, $l and
huntings of blanket cloth,
Bikrs2ne tnVrnlted JnPaesd
material ? ' nccertline te
Pink or blue silk quilts, $2.05.
(Down Stairs Stere. Central)
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Sale of Men's Clocked Part-Weel
Half Hese, 35c Pair; 3 Pair for $1
Surprisingly geed-looking half hose for this unusually low price ! They are seconds,
of course, but very geed ones, and quite the nicest half hose we've seen at this price.
Firsts of the same quality would sell for at least double.
They are in the brown and green, heather mixtures that men like and their contrast
ing silk clocks are particularly "dressy." Sizes 9i2 te lV2.
. (Down Htelrs Stere for Men, en the Gallery, Market)
Women's Mercerized Cotten Stockings
Women find these firmly woven mercerized cotton stockings decidedly practical for
general everyday wear. They have specially shaped backs te insure a comfortably trim
fit, and the tiny flaws that make them seconds nave been
te 10 in black or brown.
Men's Capeskin Gloves Specially
Priced $2
Exceptionally soft, beautifully finished capeskin gloves just unpacked. Kinds one
would expect te be at least a third higher in price because of their fine appearance.
Outseam sewn and with two-tone embroidered backs. Tan and brown in regular
sizes, as well as "cadet" sizes for men who need short fingered gloves.
Boxed Upen request. (Down Stairs Stere, Central Aisle)
Women 's Arabian Mecha Gloves, $2 Pair
Exceptional quality! Heavy, smooth, velvety-soft gloves of pliable mocha, eutseam
sewn and with spearpeint stitched backs. Gray and beaver. Alse gray ones with black
embroidered backs. A special let arrived just in time for Christmas gift selection!
(Down Stairs Stere, Central)
$5 Blankets Are Pleasantly Woolly
New ones every day in the Down Stairs Bedding Stere!
White blankets plaided in rose, gray, blue or orchid are 66x80 inches.
Plain white blankets with pink or blue borders are 66x80 inches.
Silver gray blankets with pink or blue borders are 60x80 and 72x84 inches.
All are cotton with a Bmall percentage of wool warm, yet easy te launder.
(Down Stairs Stere, Central)
A Bathrobe Is One of the Nicest $5 Gifts
Yeu Can Cheese for Her
These new blanket cloth ones are specially nice, for they are bound at cellar and
cutf with wide bands of satin ribbon, and the buttons are covered with satin. Celers are
as light or dark as one prefers, used effectively in floral or conventional patterns.
(Down Stairs Stere, Central)
Embroidery-Trimmed Gowns and
Envelope Chemises, $1 Lace -Trimmed
Gowns and Envelope Chemises, $1.50
Seft pretty white underclothes that women will approve for their nice quality and
careful making. Nightgowns in round, square and V-neck styles with short sleeves. $1
chemises are in built-up shoulder, style; $1.50 ones have built-up shoulders or straps. All
are new and exceptional at these prices.
(Down Stairs Stare, Central)
Women's Embroidered
Linen Handkerchiefs, 25c te 75c
Ne matter hew many she has, a woman never has mere than she likes of prettily
embroidered geed linen handkerchiefs, and these in the Down Stairs Stere are the nicest
te be had anywhere at the prices, or se people tell us. Initialed or embroidered white
linen handkerchiefs with hemstitched hems are 25c. Hand-embroidered handkerchiefs
with hemstitched borders are 50c. Especially fine handkerchiefs hand embroidered in
white or colors are 75c. Dtmn nimln Bttr.t central)
Say "Merry Christmas" With Gift Linens
Any friend with her own home is pretty sure te like a bit of embroidered linen.
Indeed, she will probably appreciate it mere than almost anything else, and linen is a gift
which always reflects flatteringly upon the sender.
3-Piece Buffet Sets, $2.25
Pure linen sets, including a large oval and two smaller round centerpieces. Fin
ished with nicely done blue-edged scalloping.
24-Inch Madeira Linen Centerpieces. $2.50
Pure linen and hand embroidered in elaborate solid and eyelet patterns, hand scal
loped. 18-inch size is $2. (Down etalr, Kt) r,ntnU)
New Here's a Happy Thought!
A whole catalogue of ideas of what te give him or her, gleaned from the Down
Stairs btere Luggage, Leather Goods and Jewelry Sections.
suggestions, with something within reach of every purse and
Luggage and Hand Bags
for Women
Fabric overnight cases, $3.50
te 56.
Leather overnight cases, $9.50
te $35.
Leather traveling bags, $9.50
te $15.
Leather purses, 25c te $1.50.
Leather hand bags, $1 te $10.
Leather vanity boxes, $5 te $8.
Velvet hand bags, $3 te $8.
Silk hand bags, $3 and $5.
Jewelry Novelties for Men
Cuff links, 35c te $2.
Wutch chains, $1 te $1.
Penknives, $1 te $2.60.
licit buckles, $1.25.
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DECEMBER 20, 1022
Down Stairs Stem
Christmas Secrets and Still There Are
vrvan tiircs at
35c Pair; 3 Pair for $1
(Down Stairs Stere, Central)
Leather Cowls for Men
Leather traveling bags, $4.75
te $22.50.
Leather suit cases, $10.75 te
Leather brief case?, $5 te $10.
Leather pursea, 50c te SI. 25.
Leather wallets, $1.75 te $5.
Leather cellar bags, $1.50 te
?4.50. (Down Stairs Mere, Ceatral)
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A gift list replete with happy
all the prices quite moderate.
Jewelry Novelties for
Women
Necklaces, 60c te $10.
Bar pins, 50c te $5.
Bracelets, 60c te $3.50.
Powder boxes, $1.50 te $3.
Mounted cembB, $1 te $5.
Cerdelierea, SI te $5.
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Men's
Gifts
Why, yes, of course, Dad
is a bit difficult te please.
He's a man and he wants a
man's gifts. That's the rea
son why Wanamaker's Down
Stairs Stere for Men, en the
Gallery, i3 such a fine place
te get the things he really
wants. Fer everything in
this moderately priced men s
store is carefully selected by
expert Wanamaker men who
knew what Philadelphia men
want.
The shirts are plenty big and
well made net skimped.
The ties are rich looking
weaver, and right colors and pat
terns for any man's tastes.
The wool scarfs nre the cor
rect widths arid lengths nnd
shades.
The bathrobes are big, warm,
luxurious looking lounging af
fairs that any man will like te
see en his gift pile.
Fresh neckties specially prd
35c, 50c, 65c, $1.
Neglige shirts specialized at
$1.50 te $4.
Weel mufflers specialized at $1,
$1.50, $3.
New bath robes specialized at
$5 te 810.
Raincoats specialized at $5 te
$12.
Leather belts, 50e te $1.
Suspender and garter setB, $1
and $1.50.
(Men's Down Stairs ''
Gallery, Market, Just !ns! the
Snbwar Deer.)
New Rugs
Many Husbands and Wives
Combine Forces te Give the
Beuse a New Rug at Chrlstma
Standard quality rugs
here in room sizes are in
carefully chosen patterns
and well-considered color
ings. They will give geed
long service and the prices
are pleasantly moderate.
Reversible Weel
Chenille Rugs
6x9 ft. ruga, $20.
9xl2 ft. rugs, $37.50.
Seamless Velvet Rugs
(5x9 ft. rugs, $22.60.
8.8x10.6 ft. rugs, $35.
9x12 ft. rugs, $37.50.
Axmlnster Rugs
6x9 ft. rugs, $22.75.
9x12 ft. rugs, $39.
Wilten Rugs
6x9 ft. rugs, $46.
8.8x10.6 ft. rugs, $70.
9x12 ft. rugs, $73.50.
(Down Stairs Stere, Cbeetnnt)
Man-Size Turkish
Towels, 50c, 75c
Big thick rough spongy ones
that men will certainly like
te get for Christmas. Sorts they
will use and enjoy tremendously.
Huge white ones mere than a
yard and a half long are 75c.
White ene3 with red-striped ends
or red-striped borders all 'round,
about a yard and a quarter long,
are 60c.
Other big spongy ones, all
white, white with Jacquard
figured borders in colored plaids
or striped across the end with a
thread of artificial silk nnd a
plain colored hem te make them
gifty, are all 50c each.
(Down Stair Stere, Central)
Velour
Portieres
Many daughters
are
duyi
ng
them for mothers who have
be
een
wishing for just such cozy Win
ter household hangings. Well
made two-faced portieres in
clude a varied assortment of
two-tone color combinations and
some nre the same en both sides.
They are thick-napped, soft, and
have French edges and bound
hems.
23-inch $14.50
36 nnd 45 inch $10.60
60-ineh $38.60
(Down Stairs Stere, PertUr Shep.
Market)
Girltf Gingham
Dresses, $1.50 te $2
Any girl will like them for
their graceful linen nnd touches
of pretty trimming. There are
three styles, one in plain blue
chambray with contrasting pip.
ings and big white button trim
ming; two styles are of checked
gingham embroidery trimmed.
Sizes 7 te 12 years.
(Down Stairs Stere, Market)
Dainty Corsages
25c te $1
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in net apt te purchase for her
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as gifts. Tiny ones for fur or
coat, larger ones for afternoon
frocks. Beth flowers and clus-
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of lovely shades.
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