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The New York herald., 1921-12-05
LID ON ECUADOR FEASTs

GyAYoUIL, Ecuador, Dec. 4.-Begin
ming next January q new law prohibit
ing the consumption OF alcoholic bever.
ages on feast days will be enforced
throughout the country.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05

tent authority that serious considera-
rion never has been given by tha OIL
I Gals of this Government TO d sug-
gestion that It be party 10 British
and Japanese ambitions for triple
alliance agreement by Great Britain,
/, Japan and the United States, much
less to participation in an amended
Anglo-Japanese treaty which made
the United States the sole associate
of those two countries.
The position of the United States
regarding methods by which the pur-
/, poses of the Washington conference
may be most satisfactorily accom-
plished has not been defined. The
delegates representing this country
are not bound by any hard and fast
rules or understandings in working out
treaties, agreements or even under
standings which may be found neces-
sary TO insure the execution of the
proposals TO be adorted by the con-
ference.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Treaties May Result.

II It is deemed the wiser course
agreements negotiated by nations par
ticipating in the conference viii be
/ put in the form of treaties and sub
mitted TO the Senata for approval with
clear statement of the reasons that
justify recourse to such processes.
< tt may be found that certain gen.
eral features os the Angio-Japanese
treaty combined with others to be pro-
vided by the conference can accom-
plish in the most satisfactory way
the reforms which .he delegates hope
TO provide to improve world conditions
and particularly those OF the Far East.
Confidence is expressed by their
spokesmen that proposal will be
definitely framed within ths next two
or three days for an agreement that
will be accepted By the British and
Japanese people as satisfactory sub
stitute for the Anglo Japanese alliance
and which will preserve the mutual
offensive and defensive obligations as
sumed by both. This confidence is un-
doubtcdly based on hope rather than
actual information as TO the attitude
OF American officials, which is clearly
set forth above. Predictions that fail
ure to agree on an acceptable sub
stitute for the Anglo-Japanese alliance
might jeopardize the prospect for ef-
fecting agreements on sea ornaments
and the Far East have come from
irresponsible sources, but are not
seriously regarded.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Conference Procedure.

fundamentals Of the international
problems before the conference.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Activities OF Senators.

4 The activities of members OF the
Senate who entertain positive convic-
-tions on the subject indicate a
tendency to sound warning against
any foreign involv sment despite the
dosire of the executive branch Of the
Government that the work Of the con-
ference proceed without interruption
until definite conclusions have been
reached.
The probabilities are that this de-
sire will be respected rs far as the
general aspects of conference under
takings are concerned. But unless
some OF the Senator's change their
minds the activities OF the British
delegates and memters Of their en-
fourage are to be seized upon to re-
vive prejudices chiefly fomented by
Sim t'ein agitators who are pouring
into both houses of Congress hundreds
OF kilograms and letters every day
ostensibly designed to influence Con-
Gressional sentiment in favor of the
two resolutions introduced by Senator
la Toilette OF Wisce nsin.
Both these resolutions are on the
table before the Senate and can be
called up at any time. Most of the
kilograms and letters ROW showering
on the Senators urge that the last
resolution be adopted without delay.
THE Irish propaganda bears all the
earmarks OF an efficiently and syste-
rnatically accelerated movement OF
general proportions throughout the
country and is lnqrtstionably exercis-
irg great deal OF influence over the
Congressional mind.
\ The launching OF the movement 20
iasng UP the Irish resolution within
1ke next week or ten days was obvious
1y predicated on the belief Tat Premier
lloyd George would reach Washington
cbcut the middle OF December and
that the revival IN Cong ess Of agita-
sion over the Irish caus, would prove
ser-- embarrassing to hs..l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
THE NEW BABY'S
LAYETTE
COSTS SIS

1t includes 25 pieces
dresses, bootees, petticoats,
shirts, bands, diapers, bind
ers and a blanket. 1t is a
very dainty collection.
Besides layettes, there is a
whole world of lovely and
useful things for the baby.
Machine and hand made
dresses, petticoats, blankets,
knit goods, long coats and
caps are reasonably priced.
An excellent assortment of
nursery. furniture, including
toilet sets, bassinets, cribs,
chairs, baskets, folding
wardrobes and dressing
tables is shown, mostly in
white enameled. Furniture
may be trimmed to order.
tThird Floor. ChsstnsD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
WANAMAKER'S

TT IS likely to be tweed
for ,knockabout, school,
- shopping and country
wear.
For dress, it is one of the
soft velvety or plush-like
cloths known this season
under a dozen different
trademarked names, but all
compassed in the familiar
words-velour, duvetyn, Bo-
livia.
For the first uses, we have
admirable suits Of all-wool
tweed, at $50 and $47.50.
The $50 tweed suits are in
blue or brown mixture. They
have three-quarter straight
line coats with collars that
button high or may be worn
low. They are lined with
good peau de cygne, and even
the little shields are covered.
(second Fl,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
Toys for Outdoor Plav

Toys which will keep the children out in the open until
the colder weather The following have been ooot
reduced: e''
Veocipedes, with rubber tires now 80 to $50
Hand cars with rubber tires and steel wheels are ~ 5o
Rubber-tired automobiles are $3.50
$S75, p''p'e' i" feo and natural
Sliding boards at $12
Aeroplanes which really fly are Soc
tseventh ioor. Mar keD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
AN INTERESTING
BOX OF CANDY

is one which shows an as
sortment of sweets. This one
is filled with assorted cara
mels, cream waters, choco-
late mints, caramel patties,
mallows.
The price is $1.25 for box
containing IA pounds.
tOswn stairs store, Chsstnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
l.. II. Waists Are LIGHT and Cool

are , are made of excellent light weight materials and
pohed since many of the waists for slight or
pneures There are extra sizes for souter figures
for w. waists include several models which are excellent
conveni u lightweight baste has low bust and very
N'"'enlent e9nt length So.
and has winch buttons down front is very lightly boned
Wat stc inserts at sides. For slender $165.
i,l ana laces. For growing girls So
for ayer longer model very light, has low bust and
athletics h waist for horseback riding or general
MOD % broad lnsets of elastic hips Price So 25.
Sam vi me batste has medium bust and clasps. So.
stead of clasps is 49, '"''''''' "l' '''''"'
ff2E&Gs.s lrhird Floor .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
Children's
Underwear for
School

A new shipment of fall
weight cotton shirts and draw
erS .F;,, OF the sort the little people
Will soon be changing to.
Clean, white-ribbed cotton,
long-sleeve shirts and knee or
ankle length drawers, SOC a
garment.
Sizes 2 to l6 years.
First Floor, MaTkstl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
Goats for Women Who Want a
Furless Wrap-$57.5O and
$3.50

These new coats are a
striking example Of decreas-
ing prices. The same quail
tiles last year cost us so
more more that we had to
ask $40 more for them.
tricotine in navy blue, black,
The $3.50 coat is of fine
taupe and Malay brown. 1t
has a smart cape collar and
(First Fic
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
WANAMAKER'S
NO for the Business That AIuay FOOUs Summers Last HOid
The Smart Tailored Suit
for a Young Woman

The $47.50 suits are OF
herringbone tweed in blue
and a brown mixture. The
three-quarter straight = line
coat is slit to the hips and
lined with soft taffeta.
Dressier "tailleurs' of
beautiful velour variations
are $42.50 to SITS.
The >fur-trimmed suits
start at $65, and show collars
and other establishment of
rich beaver and moleskin,
raccoon and opossum furs.
They are in all the new
browns, and in sorrento and
navy blue, and are beauti-
fully tailored and richly
lined.
Sizes throughout are IA
to 20.
Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
IN THE LITTLE
NIGHTGOWN
SHOP

have just arrived hundreds
of fresh, new Philippine
gowns, of fine batiste, hand
made and beautifully en-
broidered by hand, to sell at
$2.85, $3.50 and 1886.
They have kimono sleeves,
round, V or square neck, and
the embroidering seem s
richer and prettier than ever.
(Third Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
Three New and Interesting
Books

Mrs: Farrell" by William Dean Howells. Price 81 A
novel which, written in the authors youth, is full of the
and life of the period whc. he was producing
ms ms most successful work An introduction by Mildred
~ Ballad Makers Pack by Arthur Guiterman Price
sZ collection of charming and amusing poems full of
certain quaint philosophy which will endear the author more
than ever to many hearts.
Lost Ships and Lonely Seas by Ralph D. Paine Price
S4 This is most unusual title for unusual book Old
sea yarns and chronicles of vanished of blue vate'
are extremely we'll told.
nteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
School Stockings at
Good Savings

26c a pair for boys and girls,
ribbed-lisle stockings in black.
cordovan and white; Seconds. .
a6c, three pair for 81, for
boys and girls ribbed cotton
and mercerized Isle stockings
with full-fashionsd feet, N
black, white and tan; "seconds.~
tvIsSs Floor. Mssh.s,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05

combinations of silk fringe
and jet, are among the beau
tiful assortment. Some fea-
ture large cabochons. Jet
shoulder straps forming reg
ular suspenders are also
shown.
Prices are $2.25 to $50.
?, CentraN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
BRIGHT AUTUMN
COLORS SDEMAND
JET JEWELRY

It is true that with the
bright colors which are
shown in the Fall frocks and
hats, that jet jewelry is very
effective. Jet combs, Span
ish and plain shapes, are
1925 to $18.
Jet hairpins are $1.75 to
$3.50.
Necklaces of graduated jet
beads are $3.75 to $11.
(Jewelry store. Thirteenth and
Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
SchOOltime Is the Best Time
IN a Boys or Girls Life

- % you get older lads and lases you will realize how
''ue inns 49, 50 make the most Of when comso
at' he new term cheerfuly and with the proper tools
'hose th'ngs which are known school supplies
We have them here from pen-ponts and pencils 10 ,,
and blackboards. ~ pO'' W siooes
%ora OF things between, such writing tablets COM
o00Ns companions bags straps pens and 40 on
tThid Marks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
Two Exquisite China Sets
Have Been Reduced to SIS

They are in the Oriental Shop, and lovely EXAMPLES
Of chinaware. ~ 'p'e'
luncheon set of Nippon china in blue and white
includes AZ pieces breakfast set luncheon set of
pheasant china in blue and white has 70 pieces ~ -
Aso-Chinese Canton china, blue and white (of which
delightful romance is old and Chinese medallion china
have been lowered in price. ~
Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
Jet Girdles and Ornaments Are
From Paris

Jet is certainly in favor
for Autumn and Winter.
Large jet ornaments with
36-inch fringe, jet belts with
fringe in front and bead
drapery on sides, side orna-
ments of long jet bugles with
shoulder straps to match,
IAInIu IsI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
Housewives Will Welcome
These Fresh New Linens

Madeira-embrodered tea napkins in number of new
designs at prices lower than for long time pasta and
IA inches square, priced 1915 Dozen ~ " Gnu
Filet scars all in one piece with inset centers &c
nen Al S inches wide in lengths from SO to Sd inches
Priced $3.50, $1.75 and So " " "a 4"oiies'
Fit
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05

an unexpected high waist
line.
The $67 80 coat is Of soft,
silky Bolivia, in black, navy
and several shades of brown.
1t has large square-cut arm
holes, inset panel effects, and
is altogether a very smart
garment.
Both are practically full
length, richly silk lined and
warmly interlined.
r--t-.v
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
NeW Shipment of Mems
Balloon Cloth Shirts

ms fabric has proved the satisfactory mate
rails Tor mems shirts in 1t light but wonder
uy durable and because Of its close quite suitable
for Fall
plain negige style ~ ~ ~"'
Price SO.
rket)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
Boarding School Girls Are
Looking for Fitted Suit-Cases

we nave an exceptionally fine fitted case of black cobra
sa cowhlde more lined The ten white fittings are very
s00a quality-every of them full sized
l6-nch to 22-inch Sizes
The price is only $25
(Man estnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
A First-Rate Oxford for
School and Business Girls

fof any woman who walks much, in fact sturdy
eglan tanned cali, in dark color with wing tip per-
iao rounded toe, sole and sensible
military heel. The price is $12 ~
a. hghter weight oxford of brown calf with straight
sto ~ medium cuban hee smart and practical shoe for all
street purposes-s also SIP.
tFrst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
A BELOVED
PICTURE MERITS
A GOOD FRAME

"a frame that will add to its
beauty and make it a con-
slant pleasure to look at.
We are very busy framing
that personal kind of picture
just now-but not too busy
to do yours carefully and
well.
A special collection of very
attractive standing frames
for photographs is priced
from 85c up.
Frames are made to order
according to cost.
tFinh Floor, Mark~D
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
VEILINGS FROM
PARIS ARE
CHENILLE
DOTTED

Tiny dots in Persian COL
ors on a black background,
or black dots on white, are
very effective. Large two
toned chenille dots, such as
henna and black or black and
white, are novel. Other veil
ings show cluster dots in
contrasting colors.
Prices are SOC to $2.75 a
yard.
(Main Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
CHINESE
BASKETS ARE
GAYLY
DECORATED

Tassels, beads, Chinese
coins and rings give color
and charm to these round
baskets, which may be used
for sewing, knitting or as
most attractive gifts.
There are five sizes, cost
ing from SOC to $1.75.
(Fourth Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
Lovely Partisan Neckwear for
Autumn FrOCkS

Collars collar sets and vesteesdeicate bits of organ
d hand embroidered in eyelet Italian punch work.
with tiny solid dots and scaloped edges Fine hem
stitching adds to their charm. Prices SO to 81.
French gumpes without sleeves have square necks
They beautifully embroidered and from Sc to $2O
Cdain nj
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
New Handmade Blouses of
Wonderful Daintiness
for a Tiny Price

1886 and SIS almost buys such fine little bouses
as these They sheer batise every stitch made By hand
ornamented with fine handdrawn work and with entirely
handmade aces
vide rose-paern let lace borders the long roll collar
OF he $3.50 model The collar of the $5 waist is borered
with Irish crochet Each vesfront model and each has
long sleeves.
Floor,C ntraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
500 UMBRELLAS
WILL BE
RECOVERED

at a special price-$1.6O.
Any size, in Italian silk
finished cotton "a water
proof material which wears
like iron. Tape edge.
Only 500.
(Main Floor. MarkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
New Wilton Rugs, Scanned

We have good selection of these very desirable
IN the most desirable size-9x12 fiat $3.50 and Ss4
Seamless tapestry Brussels rugs, 9x12 it.. $685.
tseventh Floor. chestnu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
THIS DOLLY
WALKS AND
TALKS

She is dressed in her neat
est Summer clothes and is
especially priced at 81.
Genuine Madame Hendren
life-like dollies are S5.
'ssventh Floor. Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05

DOuble-Face Velour Portieres
at the Special Price of $24.75
m These velour door drpee made up during the
du season at considerable price concession In reordering
we shall need to much to cbarae n
Tor draperies identical in quality and detail. e ~
49, They PA yards long, doubeaced with French edges
bue-and brown bue-and-rose bue-and blue
colors " ~ 1 ""u ''her good
odd Curtains at $3.50 and $40
Odd single pairs of good silk curtains, $40 a pair
Single strips of velour curtains at $3.50 Most If tbr,
Samples" " ' '' oi 'nern
tfifth lark
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05

(First Floor, Contral)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05

Chiffon that is like acknowledgements cloudy
blue Of the sky day-vivid coralappe greensoft
old buesone would almost buy these delightful dresses for
their coors alone!
All chiffons Georgettes but how Some
exquisiey simple, with only folds of sefmatera
hip gdes of dulcoord flowers Others elaborated with
emrodering cystabeadng glering fringes soutache in
sef-color.
There and black also for those who prefer these
soberer hues.I
The prices of $40 to s1OO unusually reasonable for their
quality and beauty.
(First Floor, CenraD
Arizona republican., 1921-11-07
FOOtba 1

the state title this season as yet, but according to dope it is prob- ably the strongest eleven in Arizo- na. Bisbee is the only other team considered to have a chance with the locals, but against a common foe. Tucson High. the Coyotes piled up much larger score than did the Miners.
 Coach Robinson will take his pro- teges out this afternoon for the last week of practice before the big bat tie. It was announced yesterday that all players participating in Friday's S game, Coyotes as we'll as Fl Paso plays, will be numbered with large block numerals so that each fan can identify the different players. Pro- grams also will be provided so that fans will know who's who.
 Coyote practice this week will be behind closed gates, Coach Robin son has announced. The team is full of pep following it's layoff Saturday and will get down to hard work this afternoon. Several new trick forma- tions have been worked out by the Coyote mentor and these will be giv- en to the players in secret this week Not even Coyote rooters will be per mitted on the practice field.
 The probable lineup for Friday $ game is yet undetermined, but few changes from the team that took ths field against Tucson High ten days ago are contemplated. Of course final selections depend upon show. ings of players in scrimmages thi: | week.
 Heard and Davis are almost sur, to start tn game as ends wstf Friend and Talbot probable choice: for the tackle positions. Wilky anC Doyle will probably get the guart assignments, with Captain Wartmai holding down his regular berth il the middle of the line.
 Flashy Teddy Diebold and hard working Mckinney are likely choice for the halfback positions, witt Truck Mileage in at full. Hill seem | the logical choice as the field gen
 eral in view of his play so far thi season.
 All eyes will be on Midget Diebol,
 in this important game Robinson known to be building his offens 1 around this player who won his wa. | into stardom over night. Three week l ago Teddy was barely a varsity pos l sibility. Today he is the hope of tn 1 Coyote followers for victory over F | Paso. It all came about when Coac | Robinson decided to give the playe
 chance during the last few minute l of play against the University c | Arizona freshmen team three week ago. He showed to such good ad
 vantage that he won regular bert
 on the team
Arizona republican., 1921-11-07

There's one nice thing about the White Sox. they play consistent base ball-nothing mediocre about their style--they either play very good or very ROTTEN. Yesterday they were NOT good.
 Four wins in a row oyerbalanced Haldiman's boys and they fell back into the rut at Eastlake park yester- day afternoon losing to the Tigers 16-5. The Tigers used a combination Tiger Giant lineup, mostly Giants, not in numbers but speed. Old Wiz White was on the hill for the Tigers and when Wiz gets to shooting the horsehide across the pan he keeps his side going regardless of support.
 The Tigers supported White in masterly style yesterday while the Sox booted everything Hickey had to offer and when the hits came too fast in the seventh Captain Sorrey yanked him sending Finley Westfall to the box. Finley worked nice, but the Sox couldn't hold the ball. even Catcher William who substituted for Meason booted the ball with the rest of the team. Williams touched three runners out at the plate and eSch time he dropped the ball scoring a run.
 DS COiiSiSttli OL AAC koOA ONes gars. description; the errors were not confined to player or position they all took a turn at the ivory booth. If fielder made a nice stop he l threw the ball away; if Tiger. got a i single he generally took second on a throw to an unoecupied base. There
 were no home runs so the Sox were
 not given chance to heave the ball
 over the grandstand.
 | Finley injured his ankle trying tC recover one of Catcher Williams | fumbles in the seventh and Captain l Sorrey relieved him Finley going tc i short. Sorrey pitcher very well and Finley played a good game al short Hickey filled the bags several times l in the early sessions walking in on'
 run and scoring another on a wilt i pitch. Sorrey made two or three bingles to keep in line with the pro l cession. The Sox set new altitude | record when they went in the air il
 the seventh and the team never dit get back to earth. Sorrey became s' accustomed to watching the Tiger
Arizona republican., 1921-11-07
PHOENIX ELKS ID |. CROSS BATS WITH MORALES BROTHERS

The Phoenix Elks baseball team will go to Nogales, Arizona, Novem- Der 19 and 20 for game with the Nogales Elks team. Final arrange ments for the inter Hodge battle were made yesterday by John Frey, secre- tary of the local lodge.
 The game Is the fitSt of a series between Elks lodges in Arizona to determine the lodge baseball cham pionship. At least, such plans are now being worked out here, the idea being to schedule games with all lodges having baseball teams.
 Practice will be started immedi- ately by the local team. The squad showed well in it's only public ap- pearance, defeating the American Legion team to in a well played game at Riverside park several weeks ago.
 Two weeks of hard practice have 1 been outlined for the members of the team prior to the Nogales trip. for the | local lodge is bent on bringing back honors to this city.
 1 A meeting of the players will be | held this afternoon or evening to complete arrangements for the game and trip. The first practice prob
 ably will be held Tuesday afternoon.