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SUED UP
AGAINST JAPANESE
American Legion Posts Oppose
Colonization by Orientals
From California
EXCLUSION LAW IS SOUGHT
Ity (ho Asscirlnlnl I'tesi
IJrowasvlllo. Trx.. .tin. 7. -Uovcliip-
mi'ni vcn invinlcil tnrinj in tlie it
iintlnti crcatnil vMenl.i) by the nrrivnl
nt Ilnrllncii. To;., ypeterilay iif two
.fr.mnfi fnmllli'4 bringing iieilritlturnl
linploniriils nml who propit'i'it In "I'lllc
on n tML'-ni'it trad of bind near llnr
lir.gen. Atiti-.lnp.'itirc IrriiiiK ill llwlinsoti
U ileviTihcil h inti'lm. Tin .liiiuiivr
Iwvc Iipi'ii wnrni'il by n romniiltfP of
rltixon. nml AnuM'li'nii l.i'gitin pints tlint
It would be iImth'itoiii fur them Id iI
Ho on Ih i Intnl.
Tin .lnpanpi'. who tin- Iirolln'i', nvo
nt tlit- Ilnrlitigrn Hold. auiiitinu ml
vIpcs from S. Kislii. wlm tln id' lnr
old tliciii the Innil for 1 1n! iirronnt of
7.. Ynmntnii. of l.m Ana''lru. A (oin
mlttec of rltir.ciiK arc ini'eliiijt nil trains
inKint iiii'ITKMT' "inn. lor ii-iii nun
OtlliT .jiipiitPr. 'I'lli- bmlln'l's -niil IllPy
p.liil S'J"!! mi ini'i' for tin- Inml HifV in
ti'iidi'il to occupy utiil hail no inliinnlioii
Hint lliiii" wni uiif i-.l!iiiiin'- iwliiii: in
Hip Uio timiuli' iIIp.
Aliici'lriiii IPKHinurii"" hi oilr Millrv
towns hip Koppinp in tonrli will) tin' ii
liutliin by li'Ii'pliuni', it s;iiil
Sun Antunln, To.. Jan. 7 i A
P. i An niitiJiipiini'xo Inml nwni'i'dilp
bill, litniliir in I'ffi'i't In I lio nlii'ii p
rbixiuti lawn nf ('nllforiiiii, will In- pr.
Kontcil to tin' Tcxiii l.i'ci-liiliirr pioliu
hly ibiriiiK tin1 fusion wliiili opi-nx
'riipcda.i. by tin' stati" pxpiutlvi' roin
iniltpp of tin1 Aini'ririiii l.iuion pnvta nf
Ti'Mi'". iircnrilins lii mi .ininniiiiviiii'iit
by Ilprlit'lt l'enii. i oiniiiiiinlir of
Alamo l'ol.
PfitirK ili'i'liii'iil Him ippml' fioiii
llni'llngi'll cIiowpiI roiixiilrrilbli' it lit i -
l.tpiini'-" Ki'iiliuii'iil liii iriTiitly iIpvpI
npi'il in Itlo (irnnilc vnlb-v town due t"
Hip aclivltiPH of Ami'iiriii. I.i'gion poi
In llmt nvtlcni.
AiionliiiK to t'-niix. ibi" oiitrin
plnli'il jiililtioii ix lb" ii'inlt of mi in
vrtl(nlinii rnnibirlPil b I in" Ioim'
I.i'Kion pnt.
VERMONT AIR LINES URGED
Lealslatufe Asked to Provide Land
ing Places for Aerial Travelers
Alonlppllrr. VI.. Jim. 7. ( Uj A. IM
llnilv potiililixliitn'iit oT liinillni; lii'lil
i,i Vermont tn l.rrp pmc with tin- proc
nix of iii'iiiil li'iiiiiiiiii'tnliiiii wn- inuvil
II" n mi'ilti of iiplopliiK Hip hIiKi-'h
tixnnrrpn in t lit iimiieiti'iil niltlti" of
tioxi'rmii' .lumi" lllllllll'-i luiln.
(iovi'iiiint IliitHii""! poinliil out thill.
ill prt'vloii' "tnni' of trmiKiiirtutioii ilr
. velupinpiit, Vi'imnni linil hi'i'ti linnili
StipiiPil In it bo l ot iniii:nbli' rim
niift tin' incisiMltii'iN of it -iiifiicc. wliiili
innilp iiillrmiiliiiK ilillb-iill tind rotly.
bill llin' by liiUinx titni'ly mlinti tin
I mIiiIp ronlil b" on cviMi ti't'tiiH with oiIht
: in nit triiitipui liillon
JO CONFER ON REPARATIONS)
German Experts Will Meet Allies in
Brussels January 25
I'm Is. J iif 7 illv A. P . Tb.
lii'i'iiiiiii lloM't iiin"iil tmbn infoi ini'il tin'
llllii'll CIIVl'I'llllll l.t" lililt till' tllM'lllllll i i
pl'lti Wolllll III' Hlllh to IKIillll- till'
iiiiiiiitiiti ' oiili'ii'in " ill Itlil-ii'N with,
tin' Alii''" Jtiiituii' -" '
'I'hi' iltilo fin' tin1 ri'Miiiipllini of tlil'
ronfi'ii'iii'i" oi iitmll.N m'I fur Jim-j
' inn-) PL but liirnninv pavp nntlri' uirl ,
' ilii- ui'iL tluit hit- ii-pii'iftitntlvi' whmIiI
I not I"' nbli' in l' in P.in-'i'U on ih.it
iliiio.
FIRE DRILL EFFECTIVE
100 Pupils March Unscathed From
Burning Schoolhouse
; Iti-ailiiiK. .Inn. 7. Tin' inn piinil- in
tin' Nuniiii Srlionl. ii fi' nub -onin
nf (lit iil. wnllii-il I" nlin i-irnl.n
wliili tlami'- nitti'il mi tin ro.il of tl
liiiililiiiL- Tin liri wns iiin-i'il by ni
oM'rliiiiti'il xtovpplpi' ll w.i liiiriiini: '
liri-Kh wlii'ii Albiit tin. n :;i'iinini:i'
M'limil ti'ili'lii'l. liotiri'il tin' -tuolcc mi I
Klivi tin mImiiii fur tlir In' ill ill.
bib tin llutni'" wi'li ipi'i'inlltii; Hip
pnpiU ipnitlv inurrhi'il out nf liool t ,
n inii rl lli'M
BRIGHTER DAYBREAKS OVER
SEVEN SMALL RUSSIAN WAIFS
tilininil )l (Cully's urds Express Their l)plihl in Words Am
One Can I nderstand and Intelligible Smiles
H M tnlt Cut I. sjifii th nl
WiisliliUlon, Jan. 7. Then' win n
Kient splutter of wol'il.i nml elumni' of
mm, i . nt tin Cliililien'M tloipitnl 1 1 m 1 1 i . .
but if wniilil Inlii' n Coiinel; to iniilei
."In ml ilieiii.
Hi.ir Ailmli'iil New-lull A MeCilll.V.s
ei Mi liii-iini Hllltli li'llrlieil WiHiillK
Inii :il 7::H o'lloili. 'I'lieil. Iiii.v ntiil
hmiIj loi beil. lhi. wel'i tiiKen to tin
linipitiil in lo tnxleiilN nml titiUeil in
bitv.e.'ii i im nhi'i'ti. 'I'lils w:im tlieir
liit ilm in tin riipitill. nml the.' xpellt
it ilniiii; mill is'itiiiL'
Nut one of .llielll tit spl'ill, KlIKlisli,
but 1 1 j Inn i' ii iiniiii nf i oiniiiiiiiliii
linn iiiiliiiion to ihllilri'ti I'M'tywheri'.
"Tlieir miles mi' nil we run under-
si. mil.' iinl Ml"s .Mnttli M. tiilison.
ipet itili'tid nt of the ll(i-pil;ll, who lilt
ii-iiiiiiid iet"inuil i Inll'ge of the y oiiiik
ti'ii.
MORLEY TO SPEAK HERE
E3sayl8t on University Arts Asso
ciation Program
r rMiipher Mot by, pool nml isn. it.
fr I. ii the b'VlA'tM. I'l 111.1(1
I, I i, I l.e tl e I'l I' I spenki't' thl
x:i,iii '.nil' i' In" iiiiKliiei-' of the Art
A"inintioli if tl"' ' lih'T-ilj of Pi'iin-
.Iv.i'i . : iilmu In iiiinoiliii etni'lir
,i.,i,i h Mm Ii will ie!i'f tin nil
i :i "Tin- SiiniH Snl" f liniWi
S.ii.'i ' , r, II, iii-tnii I'lnb the iifteriiiMin
nf .liiiiu.i'.i II Aiiiionini'liieiil wax
nl-n iiinde tlnit Stephen I, en cm I;, physics
iinfi.siir. will ilelier an Arts Assorla,
i Iiiiiiie nine time in April, nml
Hint I'ui lifl I'illmet. I'ri'iieh writer, j
nml Sir Philip llibii-. Iltmlisb wm ir.
I. -pnnileiii ii iil .inlliin. will piiilmh'v
t, ,' mi i In fin-e I lie end of the . .l
It j;' 'in
KilCi'tlln S'elifniiovln. nitieteen Ji'iirs
ohl, I'limi with br Utile ones nml will
"mother" them until their Iriiitiiim ''Hi
be diipctiil by iiietnbrrs of the niliiiii-iil'sj
fniiiil.'.
'I'lii- ehi'dti'ii will ii'innln In the Ims
pilnl fof n few ilii.x, Ailmiinl M"
Cnllv Ihi'li t.pprts to Ink" them In bis
home in Atiili'i'Min, S. ('.. Inlfoilme
thein to his mothef nml afterward -tiibllsb
them nt a hotise In lias lib
liiiliril Iipit.
ltiin::iiiK in mrc from n Utile tsirl or
ihii'i" m'iiis to n liiinnv but serious
twelve-year-old youth iiiiineil Nikolai.'
the seven little iini'H pteenl c(r, up
pemitllee of ll llllppy flllllilj of ,fl!
in'ttltliy .Miiinj-Hters. Theie me also!
I.oiiilnilhi .Mnnt7.kil.vti. eleven ,enis old.j
ami Nlnn I'linitimn. eltjlil jeais old.
lint h jjiflH. and a hoy and two nlliei'i
);!i-l. Stioiin mid Htiiidy. with swrnth,. '
lonitili'xlons, they arc t'pienl Hilssiiuis.
THE BEETHOVEN RECITAL
Mme, Samaroff Play3 Third Period
Sonatas and Mr. Stokowckl
Explains Fugue Form
At last rvcnlng'.x llci'lliovpii piano
sntmlii tecllnl Mine. Satniirnff pevfotnied
two of (lip live sonatas which form th"
losing Kt'oiip ()f Ileethnven's coniposi
lions in this form. It vwis tin lirst np
peaianep of any of the "third pi'vinil"
Mimitits In (he M'l'lcs.
The pioKrmn had been iliaiiKeil fiom
Unit oriKinnlly (iiiiioiini ed, (lie IS Hat
Mimitu (limiiiiierltlnvli.'i') op. 100 belntf
tiiitisfeiied to the las) recital of the
.crips, in order to allow .Mr. Stolmwslfi
In t ii IK al Home letiKlb on fiiKiie form,
a divli p which lleethoven uses to a
cunt iNleiit In (he Koniita jnsl inen
tn il ns well ns In the A -Hat major.
which wit? on hint pvotilnu's proRt-am.
The iiroKrnm opciii'il with tin noiintii
opus 1)0. In I'J inliioi. wblelt Mr. Slo
I;iiwmI(I described a n "translllonnr'
work hrlilxinr Ihc spcoihI nml tin third
periods. The biallllfill Work. Ill but
two movements nml cotitnliilni! sniiic of
the Invi'lti'sl of the IhotiRhtM lleetliovcn
put into the Zonula form, was well
played nml the clinrin of the composi
tion clearly hIioW'ii by the moIoII.
Tin speond nuiiilti was the A mnjor,
op, 101. probably Ihc weakest, If so
si lout; n term mn.v h" applied, of the
five ttrcat works which chicd lli'f
thoveii career as a composer of piatio
sonatas. Ir is a dlllictilt Homitii both to
iday mid to tnulei'Miiml. JJ nn. Smnn
rolT did her part In performance with
more distinction than did the audience
in uiiderstandlnc Hip abstruse work.
Mr. Stokowskl then spoke nt some
lcni'tli on th" fnjrilP. with especial re
lation to I ho architecture, of the Inst
moM'Uieiil of the sonata op. 110 in A
lint, with which Mine. StuuniolT closed
Hid PvenliiK'n recital. Miiip. Natnnroff
Illustrated on Hie piano Hit' cntraiirp
of the fiiKtic nml its subsequent re
entrance in inverted form nml then
played the whole of the RiKantic. work.
In it slip did the best work of Hip
eveiilnp, plnylng Hip really musical
fiiKtie lit rare thing In music, even in
the Kieate.st composers with tnilcli taste
anil .with a line HctiHt of llie p-oportlon
of design nml mtisie.
Motorman Cleared In Court
Walter V. Duval, n motornmti of U
Itnpid Transit Co., wm ncipiltte,i i
Quarter Hedslons Cottit ypslprday of ,
fhni'Rp nf involuntary manHlnti(jt.
nrlulnR fiom the deat'i of John T)
Price, it iiollccmau. who wan it
WIR'll ('llllKiu oeiween i n u iioucy (
at (Icrmmitowti avenue and IIa0PJ
sueci, ini in ii.
THIEF ESCAPES WOMAN
Man Who Robbed House Described
as Good-Looking
When Mis. .Minnie Mm belli lelunn'l
tn Iht hiiiiii, .'SO'jll Memihs street, fimi'.
a -'loppiliR tinir jesierdiiy aftei muni,
-lie -iiu a .oiiiii; mini on the fi out jinlih
"What lire you rtnlnj! tliere'" ile
ii. nidi il Mis. .Macbelh, n- she no
p.i'.lilied the house.
Wit in hi t mnliiii!' am rcph. the eiin
l'd up Memphis stiret mid oer Cleai
In Id street. Mrs. Mllchl'th follnweil.
-limit in-;. A cinwd joined in the chase,
hut the man escaped.
An inw'sliRfitlon of the bouse showed
jctto'r. valued at K2(MI had been stolen.
Ptiiinii e wns yalni'd b, I'orcim; a
., nnhi-. Mrs. .Muebetb iIi'mi iliisl the
mini n- being rather Rood InokiiiR ami
wenriim a sport cont
-"
MmmimmmiwummmmAuuvpn
Jafflode
Ifascinante
$Q.85
Presenting lo discriminatinf,' Philadel
phia the latest breath of Fashion wafted
from Paris. A novelty Pump of the
most superb quality ever shown in
Philadelphia. Not SI 1 to S15. as it would
be priced elsewhere, but $9.8.).
Created in the lovely neir liyL'
."hade of Kimisia Calf, all-Quaker
ti ray Ooze or Elephant Gniii
Ooze with brocaded )''. qmirti ri
a ml itrai".
DAmtillL m MM
si
zL. iTit lYit
BlYQfl Kl IU 131 m m
run s ((in ri.sr i t iinomv mioi iiik unii.
T i AA9 i
1206-08-10 Chestnut Street
7fs,wnT!!!irnrrnrjfTm7t
S
fSilnmhU ---
RS-orir. Ss -T ' "
Muchlnn. JZy Xk.
One Dollat.
Paid Saturday 1
Home !
. 9
twi
Sends This Fine Grafonola to Your
Down
Easy Terms
for the
Balance
No Interest,
No Extra
Charges
o linmo is luiii' ! wlifio
ii" niU3n umJ in1' ' luinmci
which tins due inMi umerif tr
vilir Uuy now H Is an ' c
nomlc3l nventrneiii ,n eiitpriuin
inent of th bcot kind There
no neJ of walung until
tmve the leaU.v cash Wlunir s
will Hell you HilH Orufonola
irms so easv ou Lannu' atfoJ
Id Wdlt.
Remember $1 Sends
It Home
i i 1
1109 Chestnut St. 19 S. 52d St.
Op a n Fri. a ml Sat. EveniiiRt
If VOf CANNOT I'AI.I.. ft T M I' litis ( Illl'dS i Mll. TODAV
WlUliNHII'M (1KAFONOI.A hllOH. I lull f hr-tniil -I r7r . riillrillphlu
W lion n
ulliaom nulla
Ii (uii"!l.
HliiBt7'
, 'mi
NiNi Vamn ...
h sX
I
Opmi Evury Evenintt
iibl ttf t ion ivhj' piu-vfi ,,,,
ml iht.. iij, on,, u' .mi in
lu i
Mo.lf -
M
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i f syy
tffxi
xy ,)
Vou'll l.llu
lllrkiitiiii't
Hilt' Ilirorill
. Tlif'r
DitTtrtnt
xA ,, ,mr
;S Priced With CStoriv Became Priced ijE
Sfl Only One Profit 2 By The Producer fl&
u
;er s rrice
Less
of
yo
In Our Semi-Annual Sale Of
STYLEBILT
Fall and Winter
Suits and Overcoats
$35 less $5.25 now 2975
$40 less $6.00 now $3400
$45 less $6.75 now $38.25
$50 less $7.50 now H2.50
Other Prices At
Same Proportionate Reduction
"K
w
E want to sell to
your mind before
we sell to your pocket.
Make the rounds and
make comparisons.
Only a clothing manu
facturer quoting at
wholesale can meet the
Maker's Price, less 15
nobody can beat it.
HAND-TAILORED
ALL WOOL MONEY BACK
Hilton (ompany
O V ku INC
1211-1213 Chestnut Street
Clothes Shops in 'Principal Cities
.NEWArtK NEW YORK DUOOKLYN PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO,
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Diamond La Vallieres
La Vallieres arc always in
tfood taste particularly when
made of platinum. Our tie-
signs are plentiful, and our
prices moderate.
A platinum la valliere of
beautiful design, with seven
diamonds complete with plat
inum neck chain- $210.
Wo Invite n compnrUon of price.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
DIAMOND Mi;i:i'IIATS .ll'WKl.intS SII.VHHSMITIIS
JS
1342 CHESTNUT STREET
"AR AMOUNT
For Saturday We Have Arranged This
Extraordinary Sale of
PORTS
U I T S
A?
if)
Formerly Priced
29.50, 35, 39.50
ISO Well-made, smartly tat
lored Jersey Sparta Suits
in the mods shades. All
reduced to this one low
price for immediate clear ance.
12
111 !!
S4-S5 Sports
BLOUSES
Tiillnroil lllniisrs
In line Imllstr, llni'ii
nml stripril ninrts
Nl.ilrs, Miini' Willi
rnlitriiKtlllK roltiirs.
'1.50
ENTIRE STOCK
REDUCED FOR
THIS GREAT
DISCONTINUATION
S-A-L-E
Furriers and Milliners
Liberty Bonds av d
Hirchusiny a y e n t '
urdt'i'H accepted.
Charge account ,so?iV
Hcd. Mail orders
promptly filled. Fur
Ijnrmenttt repaired and
re modelci qu ick de
livery. Very reason
able rates.
1115 CHESTNUT ST.
(OPPOSITE KEITH'S,)
Extra salespersons in
attendance.
Charge, purchases will
be billed March 1st.
Piirchaws opening
new accounts will be
entitled to the above
dating.
-Tl XPiPia ' o..-..r . mm. ..," C4Ts M
kiW ? '',0, " "'" ,,, m
' "L "-'"" Hi' ' 9 .fur i. iWiflM l" 8 l"iV "s. m
' lipl "f wm titl, INMli ;1 """t.V1" tl U
Vi J.ior.j m.iiT.t eu .t t!2il!ii' o.,(J "":$;, M
' It. mill tint th. l.mi b. V "" Of
i I'. - U ib l. ef to. .ry ir..t mowil. ,i Jd
-vy swEsTEJNioNfR, f"-"-.,.. --. fe
rn upLAhJBI ""cr'M
M
rices
M
ijTr The letters and telegram tell the story of these extraordinary prices. Four prominent New York Fur
g manufacturers Cancelled orders for thousands of dollars worth of Fine Furs Pressing need of money
r ?iUr Jler J 50.?onts (,n clollar sPot cash Acceptance. And to these rich stocks we have added our own
carefully selected quality stock marked down at a tremendous loss to an average of one-half price and more to
make this Sale the Greatest Fur-Selling Event in Value, in Quality, in Assortment of Furs and Style Garments
ever held. Come early. Furs cannot cro lower than theso. Fvorv mm i cmM ? mnof ic
A Small Deposit Reserves PurchasePayments to Continue at Convenient Intervals
j Extra Special
145.00
Australian
Nutria, Taupe
Coney and
Taupe Marmot
Coats,
74.50
iIIalf Price Values in Fur Coats & Wraps,
FUR STOLES
Mfrr NOW
:.'j i.0 I'liiH h si-ill . . . :tiiiii
i in no scuti'ii .Mui,. . . iiu.au
I 10 00 IIuiIhuii Soul .. (III. .-.II
I .'.Villi Niil Nun In . 111. mi
I ir. nn Nut s(uiiii-i . jti.sii
1; 00 Jap. .Mink . . . U7.5D
2 it, on .In p K'ulliiilty . tr.5.110
J4Ti 00 Nut. Slinnl; . fjll.llll
.ijl no N.it Slumli . . luj.iiii
i Extra Special i
G15.00 Hudson
Seal Coats
in inches. Choice of
Heaver or Natural
Skunk Collars and Cuffs
325.00
French Seal, Self-Trimmed
Urown Marmot, Self-Trimmed
Natural Muskrat, Self-Trimmed. . .
I-rench Seal, Skunk Trimmed
French Seal, Squirrel Trimmed . . .
French Seal, Self Trimmed
Natural Haccoon, Self-Trimmed . . .
French Seal, Beaver Trimmed
Natural Raccoon. Self-Trimmed. . .
Natural Muskrat, Self-Trimmed. . .
Hudson Seal, Self-Trimmed
Natural Muskrat, Raccoon Trim'd.
French Seal, Skunk & Heaver
Hudson Seal, Heuvei Trimmed...
Hudson Seal, Skunk & Squirrel. . .
Hudson Seal, Self-Trimmed
Scotch Moleskin, Self-Trimmed...
Scotch Moleskin. Self-Trimmed . . .
Hudson Seal, Squirrel Trimmed . . .
Natural Squirrel, Self-Trimmed. .
Hudson Seal, Self-Trimmed
Scotch Moleskin, Squirrel Trimmed
Scotch Moleskin, Self-Trimmed
Natural Squirrel, Self-Trimmed
Scotch Moleskin, Self-Trimmed .
Scotch Moleskin, Squirrel Trim'd
Scotch Moleskin, Squirrel Trimmed
l.l'llKlll
30-in.
.'50-in.
.'50-in.
:.0-in.
:52-in.
-in.
iO-in.
:.2-in.
.iG-in.
.'Hi-in.
:i0-in.
10-hi.
10-in.
HO-in."
.50-in.
.'JG-in.
:52-in.
:5G-in.
-JG-in.
:.0-in.
15-in.
.''G-in.
IO-in.
.5G-in.
IS-in.
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