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Atf OCTOBER 19, 1920
ON HERE PLANS
LEGI
BIG CENTRAL HOI
A
, Committee Is Authorized to In
vestigate as to Cost of
i Clubhouse
SEE NEED OF HEADQUARTERS
A central Amfrlenn Ltglnn clubhouse
, n prospect. Tit pVpPhtat!rfs of posts
In the Second Lejtlon t1lstrirtRntliercd
t the Hotel Lorraine, Broad street nud
r.iminiint nrenue. last night, nnd mi-
t thortrrd n committed to Inventlfratp ns
.. it. Af nt rirnnlrlne nnrl rnrrrlne n
in in'- " " ---!
"bnlMlnjt Fultnble for a meeting plnce
'ind Tallying hcart.viarterR for these
i Thl committee wax represented nt
Ih. cnniercncp- ov i. i-. i'r,v, ,.. mr
Thnir" RoTterM Hnth (Marine) rout.
n 1J50: II. II. Ellasnn, of the Hen
tuniln Franklin Post. No. 405. and 0.
p Kane, of the Pennsylvania 'Railroad
pot. No. 204.
It naa decided br unanimous vote
in.. i j. rnmmlttpp shall draft n com-
miinlcatlnn to be forwarded to nil nosts
!""!.. "n.i,tt tHnlnir ilir. tnltinl ex.
Ivmrf In fittlnR up n proper clubhouse
to men iw """ "' ;";' i"
.-.i tin. .net nitr mpmnrr of mnlntiitnlne
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the home. ,
OeorRe Wentworth Carr. tlie countr
chairman, presided nt the meeting In
the nWnre of II. It. Hosan. the cits
trlrt chairman, who was in Buffalo.
The membership of the twelve pests in
the second district aggregates nbout
flOflO paid-up members, nnd is conse
quently one of the largest district mem
berhlps in the city.
There was expressed nt the meeting
an urgent need for headquarters of n
permanent character. The clubhouse, it
An agreed, would solve this problem.
The representatives from the various
pots follow: ..,..- .a-
The ncnlamln Franklin Post No. 40.i
H. B. Ellason. Romaln C. Hassrlck
tnd II. S. Hngert.
Thomas Roberts Heath (Marine)
Trtt. No. 180 T. P. Lowry. Jr.
Tennsvlvania Railroad Post. No. 204
M. S.'nroomall and O. D. Kane.
State 'Fenclbles Post. No. 142
Walter 0. Ithoadw and J. II. Murphy.
Lawrence B. Delnney PoBt, No. 20
l;J0Pr A. .WUIHiue.
Walter M. uenriy i-osi, io. um
William T. Quav.
Thomas B. Fales Tost, No. 108
n.k.-t r Stnuirlitnri. O. v. fJrcen-
Iiwond. Peter Cooper, W. D. lloach, W.
It. Hace nnd James W. Metzger.
Donald T. ShPnton l'ost. ino. jou
William II. Blester, Jr., nnd Edwurd
Bhenton. ... ,
State headquarters of the American
Legion will bo removed from 811 Chest
nut etreet to 033 Chestnut street, ac
cording U an nunouncempnt today by
William O. Murdock. state adjutant.
The new officials v, 111 be located on the
third tloor at the new nddrcss.
FORAME"mCAN FLAG ONLY
Mayor Will Allow No Other Banner
on Independence Hall
Mayor Moore announced todnv that
n flac other than the Stars and Stripes
will be peimltted over City Hall or In
dependence Hall during nis uaminis-
trntinn. . . ., ,
Charles W. Alexnnder requested that
lithe Loulsinnn state pelican flag be
framed over Independence nan in nonc-r
o( the dedication of the Louisiana stnte
memorial In the Vicksburg National
Military Park. .,,,.,
"No one apprccintcs more thnn I do,
tSi Mnvor said, "the importance of en
couraging good will between the states
or with foreign nations, nut during tnc
recent wnr and the domestic excitement
incident thereto, requests for the dis
play of flags over public buildings and
for the use thereof led to abuses nnd
partialities which should not De en
couraged now. While I would be will
ing to rtispiny tne Louisiana state
pelican flag from the window of the
Mayor's office, I shall direct that no
flag but the American nag snail De
raked hereafter over the City Hall or
the old State House, which is the
proudest possession of patriotic Philadelphia."
PURE
FRESH PAINT
Believe Me
Ft
Painting Consultants
Ihe Kuehnle organization is
prepared to give you expert
advice without charge. If
your property needs no paint
ing:, we'll gladly Bay so. If
painting is required, we'll
tell you exactly where, why,
how and how much! Phone
or write.
Kuehnle
PAINTERS
Vine & 17th. Sts.
8PIUJCE5W BACOi893
STRAW VOTE AT PENN
8tudents to .Show Preference for
Presidential Candidates
A straw vote for the presidential can
dldatcs will be tnken tomorrow nt the
University of Pcnnsylvnnla. Polljng
places will be established In the Various
departmental buildings nnd ballots will
bo cast between thehours of 0 n. in.
and 5 p, m. Co-eds will be permitted
to vote. The Houston Intercollegiate
Newspaper Association will have charge
of the straw vote.
The Students' Republican Club is
making fdans for securing prominent
political speakers to address the stu
dents on the Issues of the campaign.
The Undergraduates' Council, the
governing body of the University, have
agreed to permit house parties again
this year, the first slnco 3012. Junior
week, which will Include Thanksgiving,
lias been designated for the house par
ties. A number of fraternity houses
will, be turned over to lndy guests un
der proper chaperonagc and rules made
by the council.
CENSUS OF GAME
ASKED OF HUN
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Stato Roqulrcs Report Showing
Number of Animate and
Fowl Killod
TWO BEARS MAY BE BAGGED
The Pennsylvania hunting season for
1020 -n ill bo officially opened, tomorrow
with a new "game killing census,"
which Is n blank ntlnchcd to rneh hunt
ing license, nnd must be filled out nt
tho rnd of tho reason nnd turned In t.
the State Oame Bonrd. telling the num-1
ber of nnlmnls killed by the hunter
during the senson.
The hunting reason for bears wns of
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y
reedbfrds. snlne nnd water fowt hunt
Ing opened In September and the season
on blackbirds opened In August.
Tomorrow the hunters will be per
mitted to crack their guns nt ruffled
grouse, the king of game birds; ring
neck pheasant, native quail, gamhel
nunll, Hungarian quail nnd squirrels.
On a few other kinds of game, how
ever, tho ban will not bo removed till
November. These include rabbits and
hare. November 1, nnd wild turkeys.
November 1'. The deer reason will not
nrrlvft till December 1. It will last
only two weeks.
Henrs have become so numerous In
Potter county that huntsman, instead
of being allowed one for the season at
heretofore, may now bag two If they
wish. The game commission issued it
warning that the limit of persons in .1
rninp or hunting together will be three.
Tho commission also announced tht all
the counties' nenr Philadelphia nre
closed to rlng-ncckcd pheasant and quail
shooting. It Is expected that this will
bo ono of the greatest hunting seasons
ever experienced, ns the animals and
"big gamo' nro plentiful nnd toamlng
at Inrge in great numbers.
DOCTOR'S HOME.ROBBED
Burglar Qets Jewelry Valued at
$2825 In Sherwood Avenue
The home of Dr. John Bele, 0370
Sherwood avenue, was entered by n
window from tho front porch last night
while the family were ask'cp and Jew
elry valued nt $2825 was stolen from
the drawer of Mrs. Hole's dressing
table.
The robbery was not discovered until
this morning when the police of the
Sixty-first nnd Thpmpsoii street sta
tion wtTi notified. The stolen jewelry
Included a diamond-studded platinum
wrist watch nnd chain set with dia
monds and four diamond rings.
A General
Banking Business
At either office, uptown
or downtown, wo re-
celo deposits, render
advice on banking prob
lems, kIo accommoda
tion on approved ac
counts, rent eafo de
posit boxes, receive ap
plications for tltlo In
surance and make real
estate settlements.
We have every facility
to render complete eerv
loa In banking, trust
and real estate matters.
The Real Estate
Title Insurance
and Trust Co.
of Philadelphia
623 Cheatnut Street
"" from Independence Hall
45 S. Broad St.
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CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
For Wednesday
Exceptional Offerings
3une ffllc" Jttiks,
Suits, mm Si goats
At Much Below Regular Price
Due to Lower Cbst of Materials
Specialized for Wednesday
MISSES' SUITS of
'RAINBOW TWEEDS"
59.50
Exclusive with this shop. Belter models
developed in beautiful, hard - wearing
"Rainbow" Tweeds, lined throughout.
Colors: Browns, blues, dark greens and
other seasonable shades; in solid or
heather colorings.
MISSES' SUITS of
DUVET de LAINE
89.50
Several models; one in particular has a
"tie-thru" fur collar, fur pocket trimming
and cable stitchery. All are Radium silk
lined. I
MISSES' FUR-TRIMMED
VELDYNE SUITS
98.50
This soft surface fabric developed in the
new suit silhouette, accentuating the new
Princess line, with concentrated side full
ness. Fur collar and pockets of nutria.
Radium lining; sizes 14 to 18.
MISSES' POIRET TWILL
& TRICOTINE FROCKS
75.00
Several smart models featuring graceful
panels from a Moyen-age waist; cut steel
beading in beautiful motifs; two models
have narrow sashes, cut steel beaded.
MISSES' DRESSES
(Including Import Models)
95.00 to 185.00
Developed iij duvetyn, veldyne and twill
fabrics; plain or shadow embroidery
trimmed ; beaded, Cire ribbon trimming and
plain-tailored models.
MISSES' WRAPS
& COATS
110.00 to 295.00
A host of styles developed in Evora, Mar
vella, Veldyne and Bokhara. Fur collars
and cuffs of beaver, wolf, squirrel, mole or
nutria. Radium or Pussywillow linings.
MISSES' SMART
UTILITY COATS
59.50 to 110
Sports, belter and dolman effect
models, lined throughout. The
fabrics are; Tweeds, silver-
tones, velours and fi
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We Congratulate
This Lady Who, at
Ninety Years of
Age, Will Cast Her
First Vote
We have printed n Cir
cular .of INSTRUCTIONS
,TO 'WOMEN VOTERS
which will be found at the
Main Desk and at other
points throughout the
store, with our invitation
to "take one." But we
take great pleasure in
sending the circular by
mail to the writer of the
following letter, with our
I congratulations:
"Strawbridgc & Clothier
Will you kindly send mo
a copy of printed instruc
tions to new voters ? I am
ninety years of age, and
expect to vote at the
coming election. I would
like to look over the in
structions. 1 have been
assessed, registered, have
paid my tax and have my
receipt, nnd am very glad
to be able at last to exer
cise my rights as a citizen.
I have always believed my
life would be spared to see
this day. I am enclosing
a self-addressed stamped
envelope for instructions."
Men's Velour
Hats at $6.45
A special lot of rich-looking
Velour Hats in two smart styles,
and in black, brown, green and
olive. All sizes. At this price
the saving is fully one-third.
RtrnuhrldKe & Clothier
Second Floor, Market Street, Eant
Women's Suits May be Plain
or Embroidered
Both Types, $57.50 to $100
Suits for general wear or for more formal
occasions. Smart fabrics include wool
velour, duvet do laine, broadcloth, silver
tone, duvet melange, duvet cut and veldyne,
in black, navy blue and distinctive autumn
shades. Some with girdled jacketa on
straight lines. Belted models variously
plaited and tucked, other styles with slaohed
Bcama and paneled effects. Well-tailored
bcltless Suits or handsomely embroidered
styles, many fur-trimmed. The Suit
sketched, $87.50.
Suit 8 in Extra Sizes,
$67M to $125
Designed on slenderizing lines, for women
of full figure. Suits of wool velour, duvet
de laine and veldyne. Coats in smart and
becoming lengths finished with straight
lines or points. Semi-belted models flare
slightly, others are finished with narrow
tailored belts'. Models on conservative lines
arc Dciucss.
&- Strwbrld A Cl6th!e r
-Second Floor. Centr
Seven Smart Styles Among
Women's Tricotine
or Serge Dresses
at $25.00
A remarkable group of attractive Street
Dresses of navy blue or black trjeotine and
serge (one style sketched). Many women will buy -them
eagerly for business and for general wear.
Some will find straight-line styles more becoming,
others will prefer tunic or panel effects. Sleeves
are long or in three-quarter length. Braid, jet
beads, embroidery and graceful tie sashes form
the trimming. Dresses that are decidedly "out-of-the-ordinary,"
at $25.00.
Women s Wool Dresses in
Variety, $16.50 to $22.50
Dresses of velour, jersey, serge, Poiret twill
and tricotine, smart and practical. Variously
trimmed with braid or embroidery. Coat, straight
line or panel models, with vestees, or fastening
t the shoulder with collarless neck-line.
Women9 8 Silk Afternoon
Dresses, $18.75 to $165.00
5f - 8trawbrld ft Clothier Second Floor. Market Street
Upholstered Living-Room Suits
Dining-Room and Bedroom Suits
At Savings That Average One-third I
THE LIVING-ROOM SUITS are floor samples and styles which we shall not re-order for the
next season. Three-piece Suits, many styles, upholstered in handsome tapestry. Prices have been
reduced approximately one-third now $95.00 to $600.00.
The Dining-room and Bedroom Suits com prise a special purchase at a price concession that
permits us to sell them for about 30 per cent, below market value. They are of walnut and mahogany in
desirable period designs. The Dining-room Suits are now $280.00 to $785.00. The Bedroom Suits
$197.00 to $450.00. y straWbrld & Clothler-Thinl Floor
Men's Ulster Overcoats
and Winter Suits
$38.00
Just a striking example of the efforts the :Store is
making to meet the desire for lower prices. Here is a
most remarkable lot of Clothing
Ulsters, Ulsterettes and Chesterfield OVERCOATS
from a foremost Philadelphia manufacturer made to sell
at $50.00 to $60.00.
Hart, SchafTner & Marx Winter SUITS, of neat dark
mixed fabrics, in youthful and conservative stjlcs.
Although we began the disposal of the above-mentioned
lot this morning, there is still a sufficient quantity
on hand to insure satisfactory selection to-morrow.
The Men's Suits at $31.50
This great lot has just been freshened by the addition of about
300 moie Suits in all sizes and proportions regular, stout, short,
tall and slender. YOUR size is surely here and you pay much
less than the regular price.
3$- StrawbrliUn i. Clothier Second Floor East
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SHIRTS
To Sell Under Price
Save One-third to Almost
One-half on Fine Silks
Although the special Sale prices on the scores of lots of hitrh
class STAPLE AND NOVELTY SILKS are from one-third to nearh
one-half less than the prevailing prices of last October, the volumi
of business in dollars is greater this month. That means our cus
tomers appreciate the very remarkablo values. These and manj
others, at far below regular prices:
Fine Satin-Stripe Shirting Silksnow $2.00
40-inch Colored Canton Crepes now $3.00
40-inch Colored Crepe Meteor now $3.85
Yard-Wide Black Satin de Luxe now $2.35
40-inch Black CrepeJAeteornow $3.85
C. . Bonnet's Black Satin Souple now $5.00
Yard-Wide Colored Satin Messalinc$i .95
$2.55
Inasmuch as a saving of about
one dollar and even more goes
with each of these fine Shirks at
this price the whole 200 dozen
should go long befoie the Store
closes to-morrow. These are of
that finely woven madras, with
the colors woven clear through
and, therefore, indelible. They're
made tho way all good Shirts
should bo made full and com
fortablo in cut, and painstakingly
sewn. You must see them to
fully appreciate their remarkable
value nt this pric(3 $2.55.
Straw bridle A Clothier
. Kut Store, Eighth 8(reet
Printed Satins and Novelty Dress Silks
at Half the Former Prices
$-- 8tratrldge & Clothier AUie O. Centra
Metal Brocade Ribbon, $6.75
A Saving of One-Third
An importer's remaining stock at a decisive price concession.
So women may pay much less thnn tho usual price for handsome
Metal Brocade Ribbons, 8 inches wide. Gotd on grounds of
black, navy or sapphire bluo or brown, some silver effects just
the wanted effects for vests, hand bags, girdles and millinery
now $6.75 a yrfrd. (- Strawbrldg. & Cloirtl.rAIl icentr.
Boston Bags
PRACTICAL, GOOD-LOOKING
$4.00 to $20.70
Leather Bags that meet the
need of women, business and pro
fessional men who must have a
convenient carry-all for papers. ,
Older boys and girls find them
one of the nicest kinds of Bags for '
scnooi ana coticgc. siuruy uoston
Bags of brown or black leathers,
canvas-lined $4.00 to $7.50.
Bags of hand-boarded cowhide,
leather-lined, $12.45 and $16,85;
with lock and key, $20,70, includ
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