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ETMN&' PUBLIC LEDGlilR-PmLADELPHIA, J)OlSTDAY SQMEEE, 1919
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EYES OF COUNTRY
ONBAYSTATEVOTE
hl lilsh sense of duty have bccome tlic
watchword. The tbront or the eortl
strike, which will bo most Kriovoit In
. itn cIToct in MnssncliusettM, nntl the
Eoncinl trend town til lawlessness: In
Ktrlltw llic I'ountry ovit. Imve roused
the thinking citizens uf Muxineliusrltii,
without ri'Rnnl to putt, tn the jjrmt
illsnster of IiOinr's election. They bo
lliew', iintl rlshtlj . I lint tiovcriiiir
('(Kilidgc's defeat would lie hailed ns ii
Former President Tnft Reviews lhJX. ',"l,",sn,",s m"1 m,1,u'l,y
j J.rniliue Jli'inuciiit.s of (lie slate me
openlj rejiiidintliiB the Deiiioenitie ilnt
i form mill the raiitllilntP. Air. I.oiik'x
' speci'lies hnve disgusted them. lie hull
tmlilft 11 lm.frit fiti'tlllm ..III ,f rnii-m imiiilit
. m.. I llll.i.', .. ... ,.. mi mi' inn ii. ,.,. iiiiii in
1 eoiitniets dining the wnr. mid through
LAW AND ORDER THE ISSUE ' iunuenee of hK cfli.n,,iti.,s n-
..mi m.i wii-i iat ,,(, dII,,,) t, p,.n (OllVelltlllll
'Tlint eoilU'iitltin leinnliiiteil the league
of mil Inns iind iinturally displeased the
.iiilininKtriitliili The friends nf the ml-
liiluislliitiiin an-, theiefore. either Inhe-
u i nil oi are uniting tne tli-Ki't. Deinii
ciatle camllilntes nominated at the
piiniiii'.i mid on the Mime (leUet with
l.ung are uiiuiiiitieing their suppnrt of
t'ouliilge.
UcnirciMtir Press Atnliist l.ung
The ltoston lol. mi orthodox Dein-
ooiatic p.ipei . Inning the largest clr
Conditions nnd Predicts
Republican Victory
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Director of Farmers' Council
Says Wall Street Causes
Misunderstanding
reactionary spol(emen for the formers
lire limiting, Ih their secret nfllliation
with predatory Intcrestx. The next few-
ears will i-ee n uillon of farm nnd
labor to deteimlne public policy nnd
coin net till e a mil's lor me wiiem i
tit Ainerlean people as n whole, and.
I not for a few special piiulegeil Inter
est Wall t-tteet is trjing to postpone
thix whole-hearted eii-iiperiitlon becmise
such co-operntion spells the IIiiIhIi of
1 pihilege ami iiH)ii(ipol. .
, 'IleMind ipiestlnn the American
i farmer Is determined that the trims
imrintion of the ciiunln. the distribu
tion of food nnd food pioducts, nnd tin;
PRINCE NOW A SENATOR
Leopold of Belglurfj Is 18 Years Old
Toda and Has Own Residence
ltrusscls, Xov. Jl.Ciown I'rlnec
Leopold, on rencliitiR Ills majority
(eighteen jcars) today, will be entitled
to occupy a neurits n senntor. A rosd
ilenee will be established for him in
the palace fotnierly occupied by bis
father ns heir to the throne.
IlelRinn princes of the lelRiiltiR
(An nhlniml in tmtn!'i I'liMir Lnl'irr.)
It) WILMAM 1IOWAKH TAIT
Tin; ejes of the country mo on the
Massachusetts election tomorrow, (iov
emor Cnoliilge i u candidiite for le
ehction against V. .1. Long, whom lie
debated last ear liv a plurality of 17.
Ollfl. The issues ciow out of the Huston
police strile. Tlici are
First Shall the police force of a citv
w penm irn ... "'"'- ' . " ' i mlatloii of am p.iper In New Inland
union and to be. ome ntliliitteil with the I. ,, ,'.',: i,.n,i,. -n..
Aineiienn rcdenition of Labor.'
in. eiii.iloeiiMl In the i:m eminent thioiign
! irovernnient ownership of facilities mill
WILL FIX PUBLIC POLICY ngeneies. m..l operated for the benelit
of the Auiencmi people nnd not for the
limuiclnl interests."
W.islilnuton. Nov. .1 Wall street I
liilliiences were clini'Reit with IieiiiR re-1 i,CTC" IM OCPDCT IU1CPTIMR
Mionslhle for the recent effoi ts to alien-i WE I b IN btUHbl MfcfcllNU
ntc the farmers and the laboreis of this
deu'lopment of imtiinil resources shall i m., f t, rou,i family arc by llRht
senators' nt the nee of eichteen, but
have no voice In the deliberutions until
they reach the iirc of twenty-tive
ears.
Se.inml W'ns n lean at on forbiililinu
the poliis foiee to join the federation
u lawful nod jiitifu able one:
Third Should lifteen or more pollre
niell. lomieted of ilisobe,inR the rcRitln
tintl. Iiiim been eomieted and dlsmis-ed
fn.m tlie foree.
Koniili Should the TJIIO policemen,
who stnieK hcrnii-e of sin Ii disinissnl. ,
nnd left i he it of I'.ostou to rlntinit
nnd iiluudeiiin; b "lie .ilminal class for!
the whole niitlit of September It. be for
Riven nnd be restored to duty?
(tovi'i mil C.inliilR. i ailed out the state '
Rtiard. wli" siiipressiMl the disorder nftei ,
lutieli ilniunRe had been dune The pov-
ernor d". lined that the striking police- (
men wei deerteis that their places i
were rn.nui nnd must lie tilled iinilei I
(lie slim .nil seniee law: that the
. ffetise n the strikers eoiild tint be con
doned l. lestointion eviept in vinlntiou I
of law He refused to concede the ju
tiee nf Mr tiouipers re.iiiest for res-
tornti.ni .iii.l siiRsestion of compromisi'. i
MrihiiiR I'dlicc Aid l.flin; '
Mi I...IIR. the Deiuoeintlc cnudidate.
promises that if he is el.ctcd he will'
tecure il.e restoration of the strikinR
polieenieii. but Iocs mil explain how
under th. law heian do it Hundreds
of stiih.is nie now enj.'aed in the
stale iiuipnmii, speakinu m eeij town
to .liidiimes of w.ii'kiii'iiien. nt mill .
pales in. I elsew here. n.uic.'iliiiR I'M
votes uiii'iiist ConliilRe nnd for Iouk.
Strikes who huc .liildien and !me
been lo.i in the s"ir are exhibiting
then" . I.ildren. detaiHiiR their Rood rcr
onls fun insiithiieiit pay when In
office an. I their present needy circiim
fctnn.es The It. iiioeriitie emididate is promis
Iiir rxeiulmiR to ii tn Ri'oup with spe
cial ri i.'i.utee. lie is Ruing to leduie
the ii ne of tiling. lie is RoillR
ledu. e tin .in tare rei where lie is
so eiil. i. nit in his impossible promises
that n would seem that even the
iliillllesl i "111. I not lie fooled ll lliln.
l!ut tlisi' who follow the emnpaign
c'oseH ii.ii' inn. Ii alarmed ten dnjs
ngo lest this false ineteuse and detiiu
rurj might w..rk upon iricspnnsihle
emotions ol the igu.it ant electors, while
in this 'i i off j. 'iir. the intelligent but
indifferent nnd lazy citizens would not
go to the polls.
Xliinliing Citizens Amused
The alarm w.is n good thing Ir
stirred the good people 4if the cominon
Wea'th i" the dang, r of electing Long
I..IW ami older has heroine the slogan
The courage of li.nernor t'oolidge and
is stiougl xuppoi tiltR ("oolldge The
smite thing is true ot the I)eino.i.ltie
Worcester Post, while the independent
Siiriugflehl Itepubli. an. n strong friend
of the iidiniiilstrnliim. is helping ("oo
lldfie ill ever! possible Wily. Nor is
tile l!otou Aniei'iciin, the Hearst pap. I
I using its inlliience nillruiatlvel)
Long.
i'et it will not do to iimlerestlniate tlie
oiiniericnl strength of the groups ,,t
voters who gie Long (t sjinpathetle
henriiiR or the political weight of such
an emotional appeal ns that mnde In
the strikinR poll. emeu with nothing to i
lie in, thrown out of eniplo.Miieut after I
yeais of falliiful service and often with
in a .lion lime of earning u pension.
AVork.l.Rineii are in u highl) neiyous
stall f it. nest and peculiar!.! onsitie
to sin i li-euiolls sophlslienl incilemi'iil
to prot.si . ainst supposed unjust and
tiibitin .- ise of olDclal iiuthorilj.
Still l.entliuis now are thai n
liirRc "lit c polled, that the roo.I
people f e I'.inonweallh lire nine to
the net ' " an.'.' and that Xlassa-
(husetts v m-i end the country fm
the right "' hIii nns so often led it In
! the past .joritj of ."il).(lili) is
claimed !." enihusiastie Hepulilicans.
but the wise leaders will he well con
I tent w it li less
BELGIANS HONOR HEROES
! Flowers Are Pl?ced on the Graves of
I Soldiers All Nations
linissels, Nov. !' - "or the first time
since the war th
country, in a statement made jcstciday
In licorge 1'. Hampton, managing ill
icit, ir nf the Tanners' National ('ouu
II. The union between fanners mid
labor to determine public policy ami
conduct public nd'aiis within (he uet
few i Mills is Inevitable, according to
Mr. Hampton, who snjs that the pub
lie "ma wnle .low n as imiKixtius those
wlin den the American fm mers' deter-
iniumioii in cuaiige me economic con- i
illtion in tins cniintn by orderlv iirnei t
of law."
"A time of national crisis uffords
i golden tmiinrtmiitv fo the man who
Sntiirdnj
ite i he death
il Saints' Dn
.Teat pomp in
were allowed t .
of their fallen
was celebrated
linissels.
l'lirgoinnster Mn deposited flowers
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IO , T.Stirrliul. l"",ft,..l nml ll.lullltlu
' illlll.ili i Ii ir I, mill llii"iuii'i
Wreaths weie also .1. posited on the
iRI'nve ot V.iu ('amp. iilioul. the isnnposei"
of "La Kinb.iiiioiiue.' the Iielgian nu
l 'ioiiiil a in hem
Made In Our Own Loft
for seeks to make capital nut of the farmers'
eiiorts in improve Ins economi mdi-
tions" says Mr. llniiinton's statenient
'"There nre many so-called leaders of
farmers mid of farm orgaiii7ations
ilniiuing u membership of from 1,1)01),
01)0 to "I.OIMI.OIK), who. though repre
seiiling ut most small groups of farmer
in a lew tales nf minor agricultural im
portiin. e, and having no organized sup.
port in the great agricultural states,
iisume io speak, for the fanners of the
entire tonnlry.
"There nre onl, about T.OOD.OOfl
farmers in Americn. of whom n little
mine than -.000.0111)" me members of
established and wclT-nrgnnl.cd farmer
orgiini.atinns. .lust met a vlgoiiurs
effort ii being made b the mnoiolistc
Interests, whiili bine been nnd me the
licrcditni! . nemles of faimeis, to try
Io set the farmers uf Amen, a against
labor in . ilies. mines and timismutn
lion. The inoe was begun and ha. ked
by Wall sheet and all its lin.incial in
terests The fanner is untiuthfulh ie
pnrled to be opposed to goei uiueiit
onueiship and ileinncintic operation nf
sen ices that must be nionnpniistie in
order to be . llieientlj and econoiniciillj
conducted, such as the railioads and the
meichniit marine A vigoious and un- I
just cinipaign is being coiidiute.I by I
some of the alleged fnim repiesentatives
to write Hie fanners down lis an enemy
of organized labor.
"The leal an mi . f the liiiier tit !
lack upon orgunized labor which some
l-lquor Men Gather at Harrlsburg,
but Are Silent on Purpose
llairisliiiig, Nov. :i.- Well-knonn
li.pior men from Pittsburgh ami other
pints of IVniisjlvania. met injsteiioush i
in Harrlsburg jestcrdnj and efl'oits to1
urn tilth the pin pose of their conler
ciiee Imve piovisl iimiviiillug I
Netfrlj il score of them galheied nl I
the 1'enii llariis uml weie whlrlidi
iiwa.! to a cluhliouse in the cuiinli'v .
withoul Inning leglsteied ill the hotel
None of tll.'lll would ills, llss the meet I
inc.
JOB WANTED
I mint ii Jul.. lime Inlllalhe null
ilrtvrnilnntlnn to iotrrrr.1, IVIIlliie tn
start nt iMittmii, prniiillne niipnr
l.Hillj Is K.i.i.1 hdiI l.uy sulllrlcnt o
suppnrt tne tlrrrntly. H .lrnrs old,
single, '2 eiirs" lutlie service I'lrnt
Illtlslou, I. Si A.i nml I. me srlllm;
nut ilrrlrnl rvperleiirei prefer ron
neclt.iu UU srlllm; orKiuilziitl.iii
tiiUinc: men for trnlntnic In sulrntniin
ship. ( in;. I.e. leer Otll.e.
An Unusual Diamond Ring ,
One round a n d two
pear-shaped diamonds of
exceptional quality mount
ed in platinum with small
diamonds $3000.00.
Sc Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
diamond Mi:itciiANTS ji:vDLi:ns sn.vnu.s.MiTus
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I Requests for Charge Accounts Received H
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Without di llel
whv nnr .nin.i-
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for il Hunt
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jF.VAHDERHEPXHEH'SibNS
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1115 CMESTMUT ST.
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Bi'oacf. aiid Wamni Sit-eeis
Haic ipu heard the Strinp; llarimba Phone
Orchestra here? Novel, unusual, beautiful.
It plays for the Dansant in the firand Dal!
Room, 4:30 to G. In the Grill, dancinp; at
Suppcrlime. And just by way of postscript
Luncheon in the Grill is not only s-atisfjinK,
hut moderately priced.
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(opposite kejth's)
Clearaic of "Odd" Firs
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anywhere near these. prices:
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It is these )i"iccs that make this announcement so vitally important not so much glj
that the Clearance is being held: j
But a word about the reason for the Clearance is in order. To repeat: jH
"We have determined that we will never wait until the end of a season jj
before offeripg our 'odds and ends' at reduced prices: -3aj
"We have determined that we will sell out (regardless of cost or profit) jlj
that merchandise which has sold down to 'small lots,' at a time nearly enough jjjl
in the season to be of real service to our customers who buy:
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Eye Service
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f-ISTABLISHlNG a chain of stores through-
1"' cut the country, to meet the urgent
"" demand for a more co-ordinalcd optical
service, we are pleased to announce our advent
in Philadelphia.
The United Eye Glas3 Shops in this city
will be six in number, the first of which, at
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Opens Today
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The United Eye Glass Shops place within
the Teach of the masses the services of highly
skilled specialists registered graduate optom
etrists and give to every one the manifold
advantages made possible by the immensity of
this organization.
Of direct personal interest to tens of
thousands of people in all walks of life who, in
one way or anothe.-, are handicapped because
of defective vision, United Eye Glass Shops
stand ready to serve most efficiently in every
thing pertaining to the eye, and at a cost con
siderably lower than the ordinary.
Under no circumstances will glasses be
recommended unless their use is absolutely
necessary. United Eye Glass Shops warrant
your fullest confidence.
p "We have determined that NOW is the RIGHT TIME to sell out the
g large and varied quantities of 'Odds and Ends of Furs' that have accumulated
gl during the last six months of selling."
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jj JV. D. Our prices have alivufjs been less than usual because ice uianu-
H (actum and sell direct to the public, t hereby eliminalinu the middleman's
m ,proMs.
H We Will Reserve Your Purchase on Payment of a Small Deposit
1 Specimen Values in "Odd" Fur Coats
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Regularly
(2) Taupe Marmot 125.00
(?,) Australian Seal 145.00
(1) Trimmed Marmot 105.00
(3) Australian Nutria 155.00
(2) Natural Muskrat , 103.00
(1) Leopard Cat 210.00
Scarfs
(0)
(2)
(3)
(3)
(2)
(2)
Regularly
Wolf (all colors 24.50
Taupe Nutria 29.50
Brown Fox 32.50
Taupe Fox 32.50
Heaver 32.50
Moleskin 49.50
Muffs
mum m eiss shops
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!ft sUV ZS S-U. AlglllO -25Xrt3fctt GIMBELS
fef'Ji'V fVnpra! and "f-'vpnitivB Offir-M 1 W UmaA,.,,, M... V-T,
J li T ' 1" . .......... w w..x.w, w .vuuu;, I15 IVIirk
-0 ?f ttail Shops in Various Cities Throughout New York State, New Jersey,
Connecticut and Massachusetts
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Regularly
(2) Nutria 10.50
(4) Hudson Seal 22.50
(2) Beaver 35.00
(2) Skunk .39.50
(1) Moleskin 52.50
(2) Squiirel C7.50
Coatees
Iff'
jSiiliiS
. Regularly
(2) Trimmed Australian Seal 125.00
(1) Taupe Nutria 125.00
(1) Mink 175.00
(2) Taupe Nutria 185.00
(1) Hudson Seal 225.00
Sale
89.50
98.50
98.30
125.00
130.00
150.00
Sale
16.30
22,50 '
24.50
24.50
24.50
35.00
Sale
G.50
11.50.
24.50
29.50
35.00
39.50
Sale
89.50
95.00
135.00
145.00
175.00
Regularly
(4) Trimmed Australian Seal 195.00
(3) Hudson Seal 225.00
(1)' Scotch Moleskin Cape... 295.00
(2) Trimmed Hudson Seal .. 325.00
(1) Trimmed Hudson Seal .. 350.00
(1) Natural Squirrel 395.00
Choker Scarfs
Regularly
(2) Squitrel 19.50
(2) Mink ,. 29.50
(2) Mink 39.50
(2) Fitch 45,00
(2) Stone Marten 55.00
(1) Dyed Snblo C5.00
Sets
(2)
(2)
(2)
(3)
(3)
(1)
Regularly
Natural Raccoon 57.50
Brown Wolf 75.00
Taupe Wolf 75.00
Taupe Fox 85.00
Jap Cross Fox 110.00
Mink ....' 135.00
Stoles
Regularly
(2) Austialian Seal 05.00
(2) Hudson Seal 75.00
(1) Moleskin - 75.00
(i) Natuial Squirrel 125.00
(1) Beaver 125.00
Sale
155.00
179.50
250.00
275.00
295.00
325.00
Sale
12.50
19.50
29.50
32.50
37.50
45.00
Sale
39.50
59.50
59.50
G9.50
75.00
98.50
Sale
45.00
59.50
59.50
95.00
95.00
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Chestnut and 12th Sts.
Announce for Tomorrow "Election Day"
An Extraordinary Coat Sale
250 Women's Winter Coats
Have taken from regular stock n number of very attractive
Winter Coats (three styles illustrated). The values are most
extraordinary and the offering is for tomorrow only.
Developed in Peluchia, Wool Velour and Heather Mixtures in the
wanted Autumn colors. Charming belted models with stitching, spear
points and novelty pockets, convertible collars " of self material.
Values to $55.00
Very Exceptional Offering
35.00
IWe Accept Liberty Bonds and Purchasing Agents' Ordersl
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Important Sale Tomorrow "Election Day
tresses
and Seme B
Sale made possible by extraordinary purchase of 175 high
cost dresses together with 100 models taken from regular
stock. An unusual variety of smart styles. Three Illustrated.
Fashioned of superior navy tricotine, and serge in attractive draped,
one-piece and tunic effects. Braided "and button trimmed or
elaborately embroidered. All sizes for Women and Misses.
Values to $35.00 18e00
Very Exceptional Offering
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