,r Trrr -' . . wSSi T'U 'Jt' l'V, ST1"i :k r r -' ,h 'I c V1 . .- 4 ft. H u "0!- V I 1SQUJHERN 'GOVERNORS .. nigio guard nt a cottou gin In Arkau tin, numerous Urea oC undetermined origin, In which cotton lins been de stroyed und widespread threats of night riders to bum gins whose owncrH 1r noro warnings to discontinue opera tions until the staplo reached a price of forty cents n pound, lmvo resulted In the Issuauco of proclamations by Gov ernors Urough, of Arkansas, and Kllby, of A abamn. and statements of their position by Governors Dorsey, of Geor gia, and Cooper, of South Carolina. Governor IJrough upon being ndvWcd last niglit of the shooting of Norn Can ndii, In Lonoke county, ittrd n proc- Jamatlou citing (he killing and "law lessness In some of the counties grow ing out of the prevailing low price of cotton." Tbo governor called upon the state adjutant general and sheriffs of counties "where there arc likely to bo disturbances" to uso "all power at their command to "suppress these night-riding outrages." l'osts of the American Legion ulxo yerp urged to co-operate with the authorities. In a proclamation citing the burn ing of gins and glnhouxe.s in Alabama Governor Kllby hns offered n reward tlic radical orenlintlous Wt6 Poking "This character of lawlessness delib erately violates ono oftho fundamental purposes for which government Is 'es tablished and threatens to substitute for orderly government a reign of ter ror and vengeance," tho governor dts clnrcd. putting rum In ''the famous Himdny .HIT FARMER CO-OPERATIVES Grain Dealers Assert Organizations Seek to Control Prices Minneapolis, Oct. 12. (By A. P.) Efforts of radical farmers' organizations to control prices by treating co-operative associations 'were bcored at to day's session of tho Grnln Dealers' Na tional Association in the report of the legislative committee. The report adds school refreshment nowadays?, Not that anybody fa trying to stampede the whole inaMpopulatlon Into the confec to Ulwrgnrd tlm laws ot worm mipj)ir nnd demand. It urged mi uctlvo cniupolgu (o combnt Iniportrincc ot oBrlcultlirfc as n ur 1 if TO STOPLIGHT RIDING ucli unrest. ufo h, i tionery shops, or that a loophole has been found in tho eighteenth amend ment, but It's true. Tho majority of higher-priced ko creams have n titillating bouqnrt of alcohol, to tho rateut of one-lialf of 1 per cent, shot into them. It may also surprise you to know that the govern ment is writing wholesale prescriptions nlowiug the manufacturers to douse their popular products with a kick. 'Destruction of Cotton Gins and Lawlessness Continues in Spito of Warnings RUM PUT IN ICE CREAM A WONDERFUL VARIETY OF FALL AND WINTER SUITINGS . : BUILD TO MEASURE Half Per Cent of Alcohol Used to Flavor Confection Chicago, Oct. 12. Did jou know thnt the ice cream innkert nr'1 A Atlanta. (5a.. Oct. 12. (Hy A. I'.) of $-'30 for the arrest and ronvlctlnn of any person guilty of the destruction of property, ,The "linoHtiR to dentil vrntrrclav of n T K . t . J 1 , K --" r evw & X dxeaseTRaD .r.v V .3e cC '. QLOVES a small item in your clothing budget. A big one in good form. You probably spend more for hats shoes linen. Yet nothing you wear improves your general appearance more than a pair of good gloves. Get the best in gloves it pays: wear better look better fit better. You're hard on gloves ? The more reason for securing Fownes. r You can be sure of the genuine Fownes because the Name is in the Wrist. Look for it, at your dealer's. FOWNE 1 GLOVES (Ipsa HgiM9iP A net jC Lowest Prices & Easy Terms Whtre sis will you find such tremtndous values and convenient payments? Our slx-sters buylne powsr assuras you rock-bottom tU 1 Wttklf M 1 eunjr prices, which the small sum you pay weekly make doubly easier to pay. Come In, select from our vast as sortment tomorrow, without fall. LA TAUSCA, rJICHELIEU AND OTHER PEARLS HOLLANDER & FLEISHMAN CO, N. E. Cor. 1 1 th & Chestnut Sts. Sg OR V.'ItlTS TOB BOOK OP OXK3 Harding and Coolidge Republican eeting ACADEMY of MUSIC Broad and Locust Streets Under the Auspices of THE UNION LEAGUE of Philadelphia Addresses by HON. CALVIN COOLIDGE Governor of Massachusetts HON. HENRY J. ALLEN Governor of Kansas H0N.WILLIAMC.SPR0UL Governor of Pennsylvania Friday Evening, October 15, 1920, at 8 P. M. Doors Open at 7:15 P. M. Tickets can be secured at the various newspaper offices Republican State Committee Headquarters ', Republican City Committee Headquarters Republican Alliance Headquarters The Union League. "Weather permittiiiR, overflow meetings will be held on Broad Street in front of tho Union League at 8:30 by prominent speakers, After which it is expected that tho THREE GOVERNORS will make addresses. - c Our dia mond ara at least 20 lower than at otboi down town store. Gold Watches as low at $25 Men's or Wo men's Dtamiind n lux's a low u'$25 B-arf Fin as low as $25 Open Saturday Krealn; I A Noteworthy Painting Job ' Wilton pointers are now putting the finlthlnt; touches to Drond Street Station and Train Shed. This Is a noteworthy task be cause of the difficulties attached to such a Job. We oro accustomed to the difficult. For 69 years we have accomplished without fuss or worry what others think impossible. I lAJMLl-jefklJL1 IflfGooD paintTnoI Will stand the test of time 44 N.7th.St Eslabltehod last Beating Time You can't help doing it when you listen to the rhythm, snap and pep of these new Dance Records Start your feet moving with some from this list: "Idol Eyes" "Cuban Moon" "Murder" "Laughing Yamp" Dozens of Others Blake & Burkart "The Phonograph Shop" Eleventh and Walnut ibu Can't HAVE you ever lost the cap from your tube of k eksk m dental cream? Has it ever dropped and rolled KlBm away in the sleeping car or hid under the wash- k llliily HiOlAW stand at hom? l TM - Then you will appreciate the cap that is held cap- illTifsilli BfcK jJW tive and which holds the properties of Kolynos secure I Q Ow until you have enjoyed the last bit of cream from the g W tube. 4 M li i fiw c now urnsl1 vou a Package of the same M lii EK . W b standard as its contents. M ffl l THE K0LYN0S co- New Haven, Conn., U. S. AJ. nil r iB v till Bet vSrllRI m l B L K hIB b & k iiIk llll Ik "o1 HRlH m iiiB iiiB K liii iiiH iiiiiiii M lB I DENTAL CREAM awaaaaMafchaa THE hat may be the first Stepson you ever owned. You find it becoming- It fits in with the standards of other things you wear keeps its fresh, trim style the season through. As they say "A Stetson is fine money's worth." But this is not all, by any means ! Every time your hatter says "Stetson" he raises still further the hat standards of his customers. He draws to himself men who can appreciate Quality Merchandise. He makes his store just that much more satisfying to such discriminating persons as yourself. , I STETSON Lose It ! ( Opensy aH J-t This LW fl iSr .' The service your hatter does you when he advises a. Stetson is greater than perhaps you realize .r B Optive Im.1 " y Stetson Style Stetson Quality Stetson Moifcy's Worth The same today a for 55 years assured by the - Stetson Quality Mark in Every Hat 1 John B. Stetson Company 1224 Chestnut Street KOLYNOS ALONE HAS TH E , $60 WHICH FIGURE is $40 to $50; less than most fine merchant tailors are asking. t QUALITY of cloth, sidcred, it is the best opportunity you will have this season to purchase your new Fall or Winter suit. WILLIAM H. WANAMAKER 7 1217-19 Chestnut Street THESE DEALERS SELL alBIRaFlaLBli iaVall . laW IS aLfaKSLWaV TaAlHkakaTicaLfaA KhIIi t'..hi..t j. xft TW'.WKV l.i WW '! $fj:$i te V Dries Hard as Lava North of Market St., Philadelphia AbertiPtbj & Co., 4389 N. Otlt til A. Abraham!. UUO X'uptar St. . J. S. Andrmon. TS11) lulrmoiiat.ATf. llenj. llakrr. 'J17H JFronlUord Ate Harry llrrkhofr. 2CS N. Olh Ht. . 11. L. Hell. AU10 Uld York ltoad. M, lljrou. 2(111 W. UrarU Art. A Htanirr tllb. 8140 Hiebmond Ht. John s. Itoorar. MM r leth Ht. , J as. A. Huriees. 4225 Alain St., Mrk. Couvtr & iltton, fiOUl Cbew Ht. . . J. Hurry Vox. t.utr, W2U lllrnrd At. V. B. & II. Cralc, Inc. Itldse Aye. & Jffffron St. E. J. Driver. 2610 Oerroaniown Ayr. J. H. Erlchton, Jr.. 1714 N. lMh Ht. Fauwr & ilaurfr, 2030 Columbia Ate. Jorob Ffllon & Co.. Ulsine Hun Ate. S Tabor Koad. John Fritz, fitii & Flubrra At. Taui (latter. 2522 N. 6th St. n, Cattrr. 447 l'onlar Ht. Chaa. ). Gofbrf. 47.10 N. Front Ht. (1. 31. llatirlc. 25th & Homrract Ht. F, Ij. Krnyon, 1838 Columbia Arc. Hlcliard Krrn. 8001 N. fith. Ht. 15. M. Klrbr. 1611 W. York Ht. , K. II. Knorr & liro., 1817 Urthodox HI. Krltbtl-.Ma.irx Co.. 4201 N. 0th bt. Ollrtr Moleburr, 125 Kldcr At. , Ji. II, Maurrr. 431.1 Main Ht.. MjU. W. C. PoutUon. 2232 N 29th Ht. ', II. IlledlniiT. 3347 flrrmtn. A. Mm. Kltdlnirr, Jr., 4UIK M. ftth Ht. A. W. Itlrcull. 29tb & Kloee,Af. Hlmon Hotentnrlir. 8tli & Krle Ate. Harry Hchmldt. 47RO UlcTimonil St. II. Hchurnttnan. 2815 JcfTcrvnn ht. Mm. Hhaushnrsiry, 123 K. Tabor IWad. Cbaa. (I, Ma hi, Maine Hun Arr. & ItocJtUnd Ht. Oto, HtPDhan. 1004 Cottman Bt. (1. A, Hiipplre To.. 1738 Market Ht. K. 1". Huank, Crrrne t'nrprntrr Hti. Karl Vlinnd, 422 V. Olrard Art. 1'. M, Wlthrnmiutr. .1800 N. Ilroad St. lliTJJl Wrlnhtrin. HI.1 .N. lHtli St. C. JTWrnilngrr. 3135 N. Front St. 1). L. Wllmrr & Urn.. 6th & Ciermantown I'anl f)oL. Wltmrr. 4218 Oermantonn Are. South of Market SI. T,otll8 D'AnKtlo, 810 Catltnrlnr Ht. l'aul J, Ilnltt, 2nd WaahWlon Ave. lanit tlray, Jr.. Otli Si Moyatntnalnc Atr. I', H. Miller. 237 H. 12th Ht. I). Jllrriiimo, 1807 l'naayunk ATf. (to. M. rrppelmnn. 2nd Tnakrr Ht. riillidtlphlaCilailni Co., 3rd & Mcjiran Hliurs Drue Co.. 13 H. 13tli Ht. West Philadelphia ntrlln nrother. 7273 WoodlaKd Ai. W. 11. llurr i. Hona, 3022 Murkrt Ht. Hnnarcn & llnltjt.' 24 N. 52ml Ht. . llmurrn & Hair, 00th & Thomnann St. C. A. (IllllncliaraV. 250 H. flUlh Ht, Mutlark & Mollrtt. 0030 Kliif(talnic Axf. Mtl I'rterann, 4017 Woodland Alt. O. C. rrire i. Hon, 3920 Lunraatrr Ave. Mra. C, II. Htacr, 6617 Maattr Ht. Ci. A. hupplfr to. 4018 Iincaattr Atc. U. Urant VjIlc. 6506 Chratrr Ave. , Pennsylvania Jnmti rtarrttt. Doyltatovni. W. V. llolton. Chratrr, Ilontbrako t, Mcntztr. Wainnboro. Ullllum llurl.n.'. (ntord. ' W. It. Chambrre. Cnlonilllr. Harry H. Clark. Unloutown. (rnwford Drug Co.. Ilrownailllr. Jobn T. Daub, Lanadalr. n. M. Dtrk & Co , Arabler. I. II. Drip. Houdrrton, Dlckry lldwr, Co., Ixrk llatfii. lolin I.. Dobbins, Troy, V. I. Dninthrrty Hon, Altoonn. Jaa II. Dole Va.. Hrranton, llraaa & Co., Dunrnnhilllp. htcword Flatter. Htroudlmrir, Kat. J. H. Oilier. Lonsdale. I'aul H. (irrhart. Telford. daod Ilnrawurx Co., DunransTllle. M. C. Orelm, Kat,, Morton. Thro. M. (irlmtli & Hon. Kaat Doimlnton V, I.. Hoyden, Tlrjn MnnT, fieo. II, .llavrratlrk. l'rnbrook. !'., ',"ii'F Co.. Mohanoy City. (Ilea I Ilelna, ljintford, lloajerman A fitoter. Mlltbelm, llouldln llrothrra, Cheltenham. Samuel J. llllrk IlulineTllle, C. !l. Jacob Hon 4 Co,, llollldyburr. K. V. Jarrett, lloyrrton. Kemerer llardu rt Co. Ihlditan, Keller Ilroa., Indlaha. Krane A Whldnr. Iock' IlaTen. C. II. I.rrher, Nantlroke. V. 1). Lela. North Walea. 13. IJnilrmiith A Hon, Aahley ,1. JV, I.unay, Newtown. Mill Ilroa.. Carhondalr. J. M, Morgan. Tu.ilnr. Oeo. K. Morrow 4 Co.. Alloon. Mowrry-LatihstT lldwr. Co., Hprlnr K. C. SIyrr.raahlnttnn. Nelmaii i fry Hdtre Co . Norrlatown NehrtHdyo Co., Wllllamaport. John I. Olei a Store, neltrfontr. I'anue & Fn, Shlpprnabur. tleo. It. l'ark & Hon, Wayne. If. n. I'earaon, York Hnrln.au. K. W. I'rnalnrrr. OreerrnalTr. II, Raker, 184? .Main Ht.. Hrrnnton. Itanbenhold'a lldirr. Store, lluuibnrr. It. V. Uaymoiid. Mlddletown. ' John V. hleaenmaii, Franklin. I. Fred Koblnaon, Ilronalllr, lor-icc Koer. Plttatnn. V. n. IMaenfrld, OInhant. If. HehmMIx Oj.. Kennett Sijuure. . H, Hchmebl, Kutztonn, Most of these deal ers also carry the P.-S. Quality Lino Varnishes, Ready mixed Taints nnd the incomparable Paradox Enamels. iiuiiiinniiiiiinniiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiinnTTTrinnn m $.!im. tailoring and trimming con- jrf Floor Mm m BfeaVafe m Batk W l MM Hehnelder Dro Seranton. C. W. O, C. HehneUer. t'ataaauaua. A, L. Hherk. Coomberauurc. U. C. HtucJc Auo,. UenoTo J. O, Smith A bon. Btute Colleze, j Hmlth ii Kocura lldwe. Co.. Korrlitownji It. K. Hprlnser. Vnlontnon. Ij, A, Htelnar. l'olmerton. W. U Htraub, Kt., Jliltcn. Hupleo lldwe. Co.. Mnlvern, Hupule Udwe. Co.. l'aoll. i. Fred Tar, Sharon Hill. Trmpleton'a Drur Htore. Uaahlnftoa. timer TereJIn. Mill llull. lllbert lj. Thompaon, 1'rrkaale. i Vs. Throne A Co.. York Kdwin .Tyon. . Wyncote. Chaa, K. Wllllamaou, Chester. WlllilimBport Udne. tc Htoro Co.. . WllUnmaport, Worley lldwo Co.. Beadlnr. Wra.' Zeder & Son. 16th & Derry St Harrlaburtf. Hill. David 1.. lAtrobe Camden, N. J. Elwuod Antrim. 1514 Federal Bt. Urrood Antrim. 2th Federal 81a. h. T, Forman. 628 Federal Ht. 11. 1. Harteiieck. 24th A Hirer Road. j. II, Matlaek A Hon.. 8th A Vino Hta. Martin A. .MeNulty. 807 Kalihua Ato. K, II. Ularn, 1811 llroaawar II. M. Farkrr, 1021 N. Htu Ht. Chaa. O. I'oxsbi. 132 Main Ht.. Camden, H. Fral'aa & Bon. 1574 Mt. Kphrlam Aie. Joa. Itnttenberc. ,428 Kauhna Are, ('. D Fretb. Colffniawood. N. J. Harry Macfcrren. H.iddon llrlchta. N. J. Hm. Mrllenry, 800 Mlddleaex Ht., Gloucester. N. J. New Jersey M. linker Wlldwood. J.. H. lliird & Co., I'rnnlnxton. W. (J. Champion. Mllhlllr. K. V. Clark a; Hon, Vlneland. Crredon lldnr. Co.. .tit. lioily. t'ha,,l Daro & Hon. Ilrldfetun, iro. I. lleiiiin, ilurdcrtuvMi. IJ. H. Katllow, Hneilniboro. Faust Ilroa,, Urlyldere C. C. Fraeh. CoinniaHood. Kalph Oaqdlo, National l'ark, I. I, Ilearlnr, Haniuonton. Ilelna Ildive. House. Lainbrrttlllr. Ferd. llpcb. Horuerrllle. J, It. J.nniont, lluddontlrld. Ilarry M rrerrrn, lluddon HrlilitH. Mm. Mcltcnry. ,."0U Mlddlraei M . (iloucrater. Samurl Moore. Ju. Mlllrllle. Anthony Rice. Ilammanton. H, H.Hnnipwin Ar.rmn. Ocean City. Heatlde llelxhta Supply Co.. Healde l'ark, Hmlth, T.ewl & I'owell Ildne. Co., Halem. It. K. Teel, lldrkettHtown. (leo. II Whipple ft Hona, llridcrtao. . 1 rank WoodrufT. Rrldxeton, Delaware Adkliu. R. V Dclmar. Andrraon, (leo. U,. Cheswold. llukrr, Ihoa, J Wilmington. Ctirtmrll. T. II. Ft. & (Mass Co.. Wilmington, Clerueuta. V, F. Si J. It,, Clayton, Davlh. lira, W,, (lilraau. F.lllolt. K. J.. llrlditevMle. . . Frnnkford lldnr. Co.. rrunkford. llalloa. 1'. W., Helhjillle. Harmonson Dme Co., Mllmlncton. Houston White Co.. MllUburo. Huglira. 13 H.. Felton. Hurley. C, 13. & Son. Hruford, Juttla. J, 0.-t'o,. Newport. Mnlonry. D. n.. Touuaend. Mllford Co . Mllford. Morrta, Arthur Hi, Lewe. Norrla, William. Smyrna, I'otts. Tho. A.. Newark. . I'rettyman, John, Kllendalit, I'umell. Thoa It., (ienrxrtonn. Rrdxrate Urn., Mlddletonn. Rust ft Co., T. I., (Ireenwood. Smith, Joehua, Harrington. Snnthard. II.. I,ln-Hn City. Waplra. Oro. Ill, Milton. Wharton, J, C. Houston. Maryland Clarke. W. II. & O., I'ocomokr. Coey ft llro., J. I, l're.tuu. Cropper, lUrry J., Oceun City, Dorman ft Hnuth lldwr. Co,. Hallibarr. Dunn, M. I', .MusHeyer, loriunu & Mason. entrrilllc. Fish ft ArrliiKdalr, Kaalon. lilaser' Variety Htore. Hancock. Hultira ft Kirk. Rising Hun. Heather, T, 15.. Martdel. , Holland ft Thompaon. Centrerllle. Hurloek ft Co., J, V.. Federalsburg. llyinnd, W, A Galena, lurman, C, II., (irrrnaboro, ,. . Jurman, XV. T. ft nrother. tioldsboro. Johnson ft Hhoades, Berlin. Joiicb. C. I'., lllllncton. Jump. O. I., lldwe, ft Imp. Co.. Quern Anne, Md. ... . Lane ft l.unff. Rldgely, . I)n. Samuel, Thurraont. Metcnlf. Dr. C. II.. Hndleratllle. I'hllllp lldnr. Co., CanibVlJge luynn, Allen O, ft Co., Frederick. Reee. Ralph II.. Cheaapeuk City. Honey, J. A North Kaat. Sadler lldwe Co., 1 1 otto de (Jrace. Hmlth ft Walla, Denton, . StnlTord, It. II.. nurraTHIe. . Tnrrlng, Henry ft Hon, Aberdeen. Wltnorth, Roger. Klkton. Wrlgbt lldwe. Co., llurlock. Felton,Sibley & Co., Inc. Philadelphia Manufacturers of Colors, Painta and Varnishes Since 186S , CI Pjn to ,MeHardasXavli W". . .V - , r"l-lLL&4 -.- ' ,.iy!t!&.ir, t.'pfeT'-'.ffrii tf-Vli?V$'W.-, rJ ...JN f .,
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