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ABELPHIA, SATURDAY; NOVEMBER 6, 1920
DINUNIOn
ALTRO TERRITORIO
Proinentorlo di San Marce e'
State Occupate da 500
Legienari
Published t Dl'trlbuted Under
PEItMIT NO. 341.
utherliM '' !he Bct of Pc'..0'...0,
1MT. en ni at the. PoBtefflco of Phlla-
eiphi. r. A B nuntjr,0Ni
Postmaster General.
Triple, ft luncmbrc Onbrlele D'An D'An
nunile. 11 cemmnmle tlelte forze che
otrupane riumc c In Ktronue tlKdiuerc
ilelVitullmil ttt' ill ileltu eltca', hn occu eccu occu
paeo Mil "i00 nnrnlnl ill truppn 11 pro pre pro
mnnterlo ill Snn Mnrce, n suil ill Hue
carl, cow linn protcsle coiitre In
pirtc rapprefflRllfi ln parte ill Rtiardlc
retnll crb" oho ferere fuoce Kopra II
vnperc itollane "Isserla," prevcu lento
da Iluccarl.
I,c truppn ill O'Anmitttle fci trorane
era ill frente nlla frentlern Jugeilava.
Vcren.t. fi Novemhre Tn occnsletic
rWIn rcli-lirn7lnii( ilclln vltterln ill Vlt Vlt Vlt
torle Vcnctn un rlpnrte ill tnippc
rnnetre' nel palnsre innnlclpnlc ev era
JnslPtlnta rammlnMrnzienc Hoelullsta.
la quale nvcvn Htnbllte ill Mntltulre la
liamlifrn iiiwiennip con n vt-iwiuu mwn.
II palnr.re era illfwu ila meltl soeinlMtl
nrmatl c 1c tnippc Tennern coil' n on en on
flltte ion i"il.
rinnlmcnle i wlilntl cbber.i il
Foprewento c penctrnrone nell' iutcrun
del munlclpln ove l fu vcamble ill
ciualehe colpe il'nrma ila fuoce.
ni..flnln It tnnfllHn II flprmfntn .nntn
Ihtn etrernltn, Pollcarple Scnrnbclle,
fn tcnrnvciilnte conlre tin mure c Mc Mc Mc
(ome nrcTii In tncn una bnnibn, nucftii
csplo'.e e le fcrlvn In moile tal", chc
inentre le trneportavnne In tin etpcdnlc
cenrn dl vlvcrc. Anchc niellrl altrl
racialist! rlmnwn fcrltl (rrnmementc.
Trn cssl vl Fone nlcunl rendcllcr! comu cemu
nall Rema, ." novembre. l'rcvnlp 1'opini 1'epini 1'opini
ene clic pli Immlnentl ncezlnti trn I
iltlcsntl juReilnvI cd llnllnnl, per Kistc
inarn la qtifitletic ddl'Adriniitice, nun
condurranne ad nlctm rlHultute prntlce.
data In Intrnnslgeuza del rnpprcfcntantl
ilflln ,1ii)?elnvin.
Peclil mne juiclll clic !!icrnne in unu
cnncliisleiic per tin Beddisfnccntc nc nc nc
corde. Qiteitl nttimlstl rlfiirdun9 clic
depe tinn lsitn del Tenin. Volpi n Uel Uel
jrade, ill Govcrne Ttnliane fece apcre
a Igocrne scibe di csscrc disiwMe ti
rlprcnderc le truttativc intcrrettc u
Pllan?a.
r nole che 11 Comm. Volpi ' un
norae di fidticia di Oielittl c che fu man-
t'ate a Uclsrnde non pole per tnstarc II
terrentc. ma per atabiiirc una Intesu
prcventUa, neccsiarinmcntc k'cnerlcu,
waza la quale 11 Governo Itnliane non
avrebbe accondisccse alia ripresa del
ECK07ltttl.
Soconde uu tnlegrnmmu da Bclgrnde,
riunte nll'Idcn Xn7iennIc. Bcmbrn chc 11
plpier Trumbicli dlrigcra' Ii trnttntlvc
j-er la slttcmuziene Adrintlcn, miiulte dl
plent petcrl ctl avrn (lulmll plena
llberta' dl declslene.
LEAVES $200,000 ESTATE
I Nephews and Nieces Get Property
of Geerge S. Gerhard
Wills ndmltted te nrebate tednr fel-
llew: Geerge S. Gerhard, C(Xie Over-
brook avenue, 'who died October 27,
1 ItaUne S200.000. The bulk of the
estate gees te two nephews, Arthur II,
Uerhard nud Albert 1 Gerhard, and
te two niccCB. Sarah T. G. Whelen nnd
Anna L. G. Harris.
Immn Ji .Tnnea Trntnlltfir. r.,..
AnArtrnfMltK rPhlpfv.ntntt, nml Clitmi,
trcctH, 5123,000 te relatives; Kate G.
jAjnnier, mu west v aluut lane,
JIO.UOO; Heury 1. Stager, 01 Seuth
Forty-fifth btiect, 51,000.
Frank Stecus, -lUM Huzel avenue,
101,100. This la left in trust for his
widow, Xellle H. H. Stevens, tmd at
her death te relatives ; the residue of
the estutn te be divided between the
ilawnic Heme, nt Uread and West
moreland street, and the Elks' home at
Hertford Springs.
Imenteries Hied today cre In the
Mtates of Uichnrd N. Story, S-1804 ;
Annie Feley. $4008, and Louise O.
Pendleton, ?12,!C8.
Lettirs of ndminlstrhtien were
SrailtPll fhA PTIVIltnpa nt 1m .
TNa.n.k - Cunningham, C21 Seuth
'illr"1 Blre(;t. whose eBtnte Is valued
at 501KK).
MISSES DINNER; FINED $25
Dr. Undla MuBt Pay for Net At
tending Morgan Feast
It will cost Mr. II. It. M. Landls, of
11 . beuth Twenty-tlrst street, exactly
il A?r, "iwsinK ' Reed dinner at tie
Art Hub Inst night.
Dr. I.nntliu unu flm i.l. nk..A.....
among the thirty members of the Jehn
Morgan Society, named in honor of
"r luiiuucr 01 me university of Penn-
SiTa.n a IS,,l,cal Scl'oel, nt the nununl
lathcrins of the heciety.
This Is ene of the pleuBnnt little or er or
jnnizatiens of the city te which it does
nltCSti i!"?L'h ,f, .bel0TUB- but lfc wsta
'Wile a bit te slight. It sets u member
Sft2,SnHnty"flv"?,bnck."" if h""ecs net
attend Hie annual meeting, and his bank
taJL '? lppC(1 nnetl,,e'- 2rf if he falls te
XtaKch year en lnd,vWuaI
n.Tre ,tr? " "ur"bf of scientific
fn?m rKad laV n8ht' bl" they were
eu'tahYe I PK OjiW;r. remained
,k: lr , ' M- Wcrsel presided at
SS?hii" Prcsen,e(1 PnP. thus
ing themselves $25 each.
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FATHER HEALY IS BURIED
Archbishop Dougherty Officiates
Requiem Mass fop Missionary
T?'ie f,'"cl Of the Ilev. William
mie er5-8,.V7 ,vl,k',y known
"enirtiS JTiiIa.Africa fln'1 ln,lln' nni
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two months' llnns,."t,lJ""'' l?
onjef the few priests In this cltr ,
iS,erA- "a was born in Irelan
? aijiii iinn AAAin..i i.i .. "
the nriMti... i vrv. Uls euucatien
csiae te America n tunn '-.Y
gM jB telwlonerr wwt abroad,
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Band and Organ, 9;
Organ, 11 and 5i20 .
Chime at Moen
WANAMAKER'S
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
A Lewer-Price Sale of Beautiful New Winter Dresses for
Women and Yeung Women in Wanamaker's
Down Stairs Stere
A Wonderful Collection of Distinguished New
Dresses in About 200 Styles Will Ge en Sale at
Average Half Price
Here are dresses for every hour of the Winter day, from simple tailored
affairs for morning te beautiful afternoon and evening gowns. Every dress in
the collection is. fashionably correct, and many are copies and adaptations of
Paris models.
Many frocks are marked at considerably less than the usual wholesale
prices, and in many instances the materials alone could net be bought for the
sums marked en the price tickets.
Extra space has been arranged for this sale, and there will be plenty of
salespeople te help you.
However, the best things go first, se wise shoppers will be here early.
! $25 $10.75 Jf V. $8.75 V $15 k
. $16.50 $13.50 $18 $15 (
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WEATHER tH
Fair IP
t il'
Serge or Silk Dresses
SIS and $22.50
The serges are sample dresses and
are particularly fine. In black and navy,
they are handsomely beaded or braided,
and some have satin sashes.
Silk dresses are of charmeuse, em
broidered in black or bronze beads, and
of crepe de chine in several pretty
models, some with finely pleated over ever
skirts. Pretty Frecks in
34 Styles
at $15 and $16.50
Nearly every sort of daytime frock
is te be found at these prices.
navy or brown serge, embroidered
in wool, silk or braid;
velour, in reindeer or brown, with
nutria, fur trimming the cellar and
pockets ;
fine twilled serge, with bodice and
skirt elaborately embroidered Avith
bugle beads;
navy blue velveteen dresses, cut
en straight lines and trimmed with
beads ;
soft charmeuse frocks in brown,
navy or black, made in dozens of pretty
ways ;
dresses of Peiret twill, embroid
ered in black silk,, touched with geld
thread.
50 Different Styles at $25
There are some wonderful values
among the dresses at this price. A great
many are of crepe-black satin and char
meuse of exquisite qualities. Fer in
stance afternoon dresses of Georgette,
elaborately beaded nnd pleated;
embroidered charmeuse dresses
with jet bead girdles ;
tricetinu dresses with iridescent
bead embroidery;
tricetine dresses trimmed with
narrow moire ribbon;
redingote dresses of tricetine
with satin foundations and embroid
ered circles, clone in heavy silk ;
beaded serge dresses with vestees
of colored duvetyne.
25 Styles at $32.50
Seme unusual velveteen dresses in
navy blue and brown have diagonal
embroidery, in bugle beads, almost cov
ering the sleeves and skirts.
Other velveteens are made in coat
effect, with scalloping down the left
side and around the hem of the dress.
This is piped with cerise or Copenhagen
blue duvetyne, which faces the standing
cellar.
Many handsome charmeuse dresses,
heavily embroidered with iridescent
beads, and made with skirts which are
scalloped and faced with contrasting
color.
At $35 and $39
you will find many handsome afternoon
dresses. Georgette dresses are embroid
ered in chenille and beads. Kitten's ear
satin frocks show designs done in steel
or jade green beads and there are
several chiffon velvet dresses and crepe
satins, elaborately trimmed with black
bugle beads.
40 Beautiful Evening
Gowns
are of embre Georgette and flowered
taffeta, of silk tulle ever soiree taffeta ;
of silver-embroidered net ever blue or
black silk and pretty things of peach
color, flesh pink or white. Samples, se
these are mostly one-of-a-kind dresses.
$25, $32.50, $35 and $39.
Afternoon Dresses and
Dinner Gowns
are of the finest chiffon velvet, crepe
satin, embroidered Georgette and such
lovely materials. In every detail of de
sign and trimming they are perfection.
$i0, $55 and $75.
(Murkrt;
Serge Dresses, $8.75
Simple, wearable wool
serge dresses in navy blue
are trimmed with braid. In
the same group are several
styles in black satin and
a few of navy blue tricetine.
Weel Jersey
Dresses, $10.75
Pekin, tan, brown or navy
frocks are in the group and
they are trimmed with silk
or wool embroidery. A few
serge and silvertene frocks
can also be had at this price.
Weel Velour
Dresses, $13.50
Seft, warm and very com
fortable, these dresses are
splendid for business wear.
They are in Copenhagen,
reindeer, navy or brown and
are embroidered in contrast
ing wool or show leather
belts.
The Sale of Women's Coats and Wraps
Has Brought Prices 25 te 50 Per Cent Lewer
Than They Were Earlier in the Season
Many of the coats were taken from our own stock and reduced, and ethers were
bought at reduced prices. All of them are exceptional, from the standpoint of both
style and economy. Four especially geed groups at
$19 te $29 $32.50 te $39 $42.50 te $55 $65 te $89
Handsome sample wraps at $59. and one-of-a-kind wraps at $97.50, beautiful
xuia mnuiniiy uiuau in uuui groups.
(Market)
Dainty Cotten Blouses
Special at $2.50
Most of them are the trim, Bemitailered styles se well
liked by young women and school girls for sports or tailored
suits.
Of novelty voile, sheer batiste or snowy dimity, semu
are quite plain, ethers have a bit of lace or color for
trimming.
Every blouse would ordinarily be mere some once
again as much.
(Market)
2400 Women's Embroidered-Cerner
Handkerchiefs, 25c" Each
The linen is sheer and the embroidery, wliile mnchine-done, is
dainty nnd in pretty patterns, all white.
1000 Men's Plain White Linen Handkerchiefs
35c Each
The linen is of reed quality, and the handkerchiefs are of gen
erous size.
(Central)
Women's Dark Brown Brogue
Shoes, $5.40
a saving of $3 en every
pair
It is the bIioe pictured a goed-lookinp
shoe with plenty of perforations, welted
soles and low, comfertahlo heels. A splen
did shoe for everyday Winter wear.
,
( ii i ii i n
Black Calfskin Shoes
Special at $6.85
(A Saving of $2.76 en a Pair)
Thov have imitation wing
tips, welted soles and medium
heels.
(Cheitnat)
Seft Leather Boudoir
Slippers, $2.40 a Pair
Comfertnblo black and tan
slippers have teft, pliable
soles.
&
Fashionable Silks
At Lew Prices
Charmeuse, $2.85 a Yard, Is
40 Inches Wide
It is a heavy, lustrous iuulity
for afternoon, evening or street
dresses, in white, rose, pink,
brown, henna, navy and black.
Printed Radium, $2 a Yard,
36 Inches Wide.
lleautif ul patterns for frocks or
coat linings in navy, brown or
gray grounds.
Plain Radium, $1.65 a Yard,
40 Inches Wide
A geed quality in black and
navy blue.
Striped Habutai, $1 a Yard,
36 Inches Wide
VarieuB color' combinations en
white grounds.
(Central)
Mighty Geed Shirts
for a Man te Buy
Their prices are especially low, and they
are fine and fresh strictly Wanamaker
shirts. .
ti
At $1.95 Printed striped madras and
percale shirts are in many color combina
tions. At $2.65 Fine white corded madras
shirts arc made with soft attached cellars
or neckbands.
(Oullery. Market)
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$32.50 $25 W $25 $39 $32.50 M $25 j
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Silk Chemises at $3
Cnvelope chemises of pink crepe de Chine have
satin tops nnd are trimmed with hemstitching.
(Ceiitrul)
All-Weel Plaid
Blankets at $15
a Pair
Pure wool blankets, 70x80
inches, are in plaids of gray, blue
or pink nnd white, and also in red-and-blnck
plaid.
Weel-Mixed Blankets
In two-teno plaids, COxSO
inches, at $8.60.
In plaids of gray, blue, pink or
tan, or in white with pink or blue
berders, 70x80 inches, at $10.
C.atrl)
New White Bedspreads at $6
.)31e(;7-ar,0 frcs,V fcnew'' satin-flnlsh bedspreads
82x00 inches, nnd the design is pretty. lU3!'rcaas'
(Central)
Warm, Seft Comfertables
at 25 Per Cent Less
"Mether, can't we have another quilt?" the boys call from their "room"
out en the sleeping perch.
''Feels as if it'll be cold tonight. Hadn't we better hmu an extra quilt at
the feet of the bed?" dad suggests, remembering hew it blew up suddenly the
ether night.
Se it gees, and if there are guest! Well, it's a rare household that has
enough comfertables.
Cotten-Filled Quilts at $2. 75
filled, tee, they are covered with ilewercd
blue or pink en the ether.
Weel-Filled Oulh
$6. 75, $10 and $12
hen quiltft like these are filled with
plenty of live, fresh voel, thv might
as well be full of heat, for one is seen
warm us toast, underneath! The figured
materials that cover the quilts are geed
quality and some quilts have plain blue
or pink borders.
Filled with pure cotton, and well
material en ene side and plain green,
Cotten-Filled Quilts
$3.50, $5.25 and$5.75
They are all 72x78 inches, filled
with pure new cotton. The quilts at
$3.G0 are figured all ever and the ethers
have plain borders.
(Central)
lens
Wern
Flannellet Dressing
Sacques at $1.50
Warm, neat dressing sacque3
are of flannellet in gray, blue or
pink flowered patterns. Evf-r se
comfortable te slip into in the
morning
In extra sizes, 18 te 52, they
are ?1.C5,
(Central)
A New Silk Cever for
Your Old
Umbrella $4.85
The silk is of geed quality and
can be had in the colors women
like navy, green, purple and
black. Cevers for men's um
brellas are all-black, of course.
The work will be carefully and
promptly done. The price is
special.
(Central)
V Artiste Phonograph
at $90
is ene of the beat moderately priced phonographs that we knew.
The tone quality is clear and pure, the meter is durable and the
cabinet work is of sound construction.
trltJn,mtt'ie' u our u"fBst,n. by.n well-known manufac
turer of phonographs and is most satisfactory in every wnv
Yeu may pay the $90 nt ence or ' '
$5 Down and $5 a Menth
or you may take the first $5 out in records.
OKeh Records
re deuble-faced nnd there is an assortment of vocal and instru-
mciuui nuineers. $1 eacn.
(Central)
T
Winter Draperies
Are Specially Priced
'Terry Cleth at $1.25 a Yard
ih, ,amoen either side, in pretty patterns and color cembinu
turn, it is Se inches wide and especially suitable for draperies.
New and Gleaming Drapery Material
at $2.50 a Yard
It n. of wed ,.ilfc, durable though light, and veiy pietty At thi.
price it is in silver-and-black or old geld. 4 inches v,ide.
At ?3.75 u yard it is in lowly flowered designs, in rose, blue or
geld. 44 inches wide.
Among the Other Conveniences
Chenille Curtains at $12 a Pair
Levely Cretonnes at 35c te $1.25 a Yard
Scrim Curtains at $1.25 and $1.75 a Pair
Sash Curtains at 50c, 65c and 75c a Pair
Nete: ,?V ShaU b g,a(i t0 fi" orders for double-feccd velour per
tiercs of exceptional quality in almost any combination of
color that you wish, at $31.50 n pair and make delivery within a few
days.
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