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DOING STRESSES
DUTY OF VOTING
JL-
Tells Virginia Republican It Is
Important as Registering
people's voice
RECOMMENDS JFULL POLL
ny the Asserted Tress
hlnjtn. Sept. 28.-There Is no
J iSertant dutf for the citizen
StaBthU voting en the one day In
S rear when his vote mean eme-'-
President Hardlnr wrote today
firing te n letter from Charles 8.
U w 2 the Alexandria. Vn., Reptib
Stpl,K in which the President was
fetefin"pr"ln en "the duties
SnOTnii example of the laxity
,CT,h fn carting their ballets nt the
nfTOter1". fr.rnnP nf Viralnia.
& eLn irSO 000 votes were cant, while
!$Ae total with women voting
10 k.,t 911 000 out of n "total pea
'qualified ;"t" of about 1)00,000,"
tedraXCf ffffct en the for
0 if Particular political parties, I
KJ, rr& there is need particularly
!a-nPnnpea te voters te perform their
".."iuhe ballet box en election day.
S,n'L result of a full vote in Virginia
M .. niher State sheulh prove dleas
"nl pnrty of which you or I
"'Jtn be n member, we would at
tb,ncf hat we unci heard the voted
""jU and would be mere ready
! !,,CcPe in ttlr decision. There Is
mere important duty or mc ciw
$A of voting en the day In the
SPANISH BrflDE OF, CORNELL
rnurfcSbUH Ktr1 r FROM U. S.
'.
Husband and Wife Ge te Elili
Island and Appeal te Washington
New Yerk, gent. 28. (Bv A. VA
Prlmltlve R. Sanjurjo, Instructor In
8panish at Cernell University, was in
voluntarily detained at Ellis Island te.
day with his young Spanish bride, who
lias Dcen denied admittance te the
United States under the new immigra
tion quota law.
.it.. ""VUIJ". wne reiurnecl with
his bride from a vacation in Spain, was
Informed that he could enter the rm,n.
try under a clause of the law which
exempts professors, among ethers, from
its previsions, but that Mrs. San
jurjo could net enter, as Spain's quota
for the entire year was filled. He re-
iuhcu ie leave ner.
An appeal for Mrs. Sanjurjo's ad ad
mlttnnce has been sent te the Immigra
tion Department at Washington.
CLEAN f ILM FIGHT BEGINS
Commission te Regulate Exhibitions
Proposed In Les Angeles
Les Angcles, Sept. 28. (Hy A. P.)
Fight for cleaner motion pictures,
marked by threats that some film com
panies might leave Southern California
If hampered, reached a climax when
the City Council voted yesterday te in
struct the City Attorney te prepare an
ordinance creating n motfen-picturc
commission of seven members te reg
ulate the exhibition of films in Les
Angeles.
Opponents of censorship protested
that such action "would sound the death
nell of the motion-picture Industry
here. Proponents of censorship asserted
it was necessary that the "menace te
American childhood" in uncensored pic
tures be removed.
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POLICEMAN SHOT- TO OEATrJ
Patrolman Killed by Suspects "He
Had Ones Arrested. Belief
New Yerk, Sept. 28. (By Jl. P.)
A policeman and an alleged burglar
h miut ie ucmn cany luuuy.
j,uiruiman jescpn t. ncuscnie was
,; ,!',.-.
killed enlt)vicU drive, presumably
h me of a band of flve automobile
. ' . .i.1 ..1. I- ..ahiA threA
bandit BUsptciB iviium iiq niicKu n..f.
weeks age. uiie ei tne unnti, me i
licc said, made a threatening remark te
Rcuscnle following ineir nrrc. xuey
later were released en bend.
Motorists who found the patrolman's
body said they had seen an automobile
ihuIIh fiAfn ilia jutAAA mAMHf fcl
fore. The dead policeman was fettnd
clutching his revolver, four chambers
of which had been emptied.
Hareld Finlcy, eighteen, was shot by
a detective, during a cnase wnicn iei
lowed his alleged discovery with two
boys tn the act of robbing a grocery
store. The boys were captured.
.when his vote means something.
'f ?ou "an succeed in securing In
mlnla this ; fall the largest vote the
Pf A.r rast I w 11 personally feel
k'l'yeu have nccempllshed a notable
Jftc advantage, quite regardless of the
Kinrtwlll net be improper for
j ipiii " t . ., ill., veur-
Ste:, of the political i result, if
ixprcMlenjanecurcd
FIRE DAMAGES STOCKYARDS
Hundreds of Heraea and Mules Are
Turned Loese te Eecape Flamee
tn.ni fia Sent. 28. (By A. V.)
ffi" that broke out here carty today
Z the stockyards en Marietta street
tttSd damage te four cencerna ami
lased that section te be crowded with
Sndrrds of horses end mules turned
letie te escape the flames.
wiT '".- imr,Alhlp te estimate the
iintre. which was said te be shared by
M I & Nash' W1U Bth,rs. Tayler
4 Hran and the Turner stockyards.
; Jess of human life was reported.
Twe Killed In Italian Riots
Heme, Sept. 2S. Conflicts yesterday
between Fnselsti and Socialists in Orta
i6ti, near Bari, reulted in two persons
Wt k"'011- Tne f'llnC caused by the
tisaiflnntien of Ouiseppe di Vagne, the
geclilist deputy who died from wounds
-..ul at n Knnlnltat lYiO(llncr In Tlnrl
continues high, and a general strike has
bn declared in virtually all of Seuth
llalj.
I The Wurlitzer 1
I reproducing
piano eliminates I
your depend- ffl
I e n c e en an ac- R3 11
I Drep in for n M H
I Domentrfttion m 9
I WuuTzer I i
1 809-11 Chestnut St. I
Between 8th & 9th Sts. H F
M Cerrritht 1911. Tb BniVilcih Werlltif Ce R3
Have Yeu Seen
The New Cadillac
Type 61?
The Standard of tJe World
NEEL-CADILLAC COMPANY
142 North Bread Street
Branches:, Camfjen, N. J.; Reading, Pa.; Pottsville, Pa.
Call Spruce 0210 luti aiadvlc
JJLJ1U H'iIiWIi " '' 'll1' llllw l1T1
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Canary Yellow With
Black Spanish Leather!
Announcing the continuation for one week mere
of our Serni-Annual Sale of
r's
GOODS
of every description
Article in Stere at
Nothing
Reserved
RAINCOATS & 1UBBER
Ever
, Nothing
Reserved
The response te our announcement of this sale last week was far beyond our anticipa
ti-r, Wn vnni'ei t fi t in a ii v npfinlp who cenlfl net be waited en nrnmntlv lpft withnn
lA Price
tiens
response IO our anilUUlltuincm. ui mis eiuc i.e ..-. ..co i uu,vuuu uu nnui-lim-
3. We rrjrret that many people who could net be waited en promptly left without
t lir . . 1 .!.! nnAlnnttl n n A I an n(VfV tA t'lMnlfn rA1 tt m A .hKIa
DUrcnnsintr. WU i;.ii;iiu una uiivivay , emi iii en s-iiv.ii, ,u uienc suu" aiiu uimuic
1 . . ...... J l ll.;.. . n.nnnf.cni'.'nr. .....'.. TJrt-i II IVr
evcrycieuy ie iuke navuiuuKu ui mis k'i muiiBj-am me ujuuumi.i utj rn v c
TAKEN ON EXTRA SALESMEN and will continue the sale just one mere week.
Buy early in the merninR if you possibly cun.
Positively the Last Week
Te r.hm'aca. A'e C. O. D. Xe aoeds te be returned.
KEDS, RUBBER-SOLED SHOES RUBBERS, ALL STYLES
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S.' SO .Men' llpuij I'alrel
HOOTS
S.fl0 Short nent
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.0ft
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That ii one of several of the
wfc'i optional color schemes!
iDStearl n( liin .ntJ
we 'drab and conventional, you
free te express your own
Wirtduality.
Jhe Lar,: yu b,y wn leek
146 much higher priced
Jtem-built car. In fact, it
have the striking appear
J"" of having been mode te
Jeur tpecial order.
1 comes te you complete
with every accessory and con
venience, bumpers front and
rear, windshield wings, trunk
and rack, cowl lamps, etc.
Fer the first time, the famous
Ansted Engine, formerly of
fered only in Lexington models
ranginq up te $460, i.s new
available in n car of moderate
cost. The reasons that this is
possible are the reasons why
you can get greater value for
your investment in the Lark!
MIMUTE MAN 31X
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LEXINGTON MOTOR CO. OF PENNA.
W. A. KUSER, President
Lexington Building
851-853 North Bread Street
(Opposite Metropolitan Heme)
LIngten Moter Company, Cenncrsville, Indiana, U. S. A
Subtidiary Uniltd Statu Auterr.atixt Corficratiea
Men's and Women's Raincoats
S10 Bombazine Raincoats, new . .
$15 Twills and Cantenette Coats. .
V70 Cashmere and Silk Raincoats.
?23 Tweeds ana Hemespuns.
. $5.00
. 87.50
.$10.00
.$12.50
$.55 Lerraines and English Tweeds. .$17.50
$50 Gabardines and Cravenettes. . . .$25.00
$ 10 Moleskin Coats $2o!eO
:30 Imp. Lerraine Cashmeres $15.00
eys9 and Girls' Raincoats
$5.00 Raincoats, new --ew
$8.00 Raincoats, new ""
$3.00 Rain Capes, new l.n0
c7 nn Black Rubber Coats h-
$10.00 Raincoats, new $5.00
$15.00 Raincoats, new $7!.50
$5.00 Rain Capes, new $2.50
$7.50 Leatherette Capes, new $3.75
,H M.it. 1. M "l"
3CWn. M.ttll"i. :.3 1.. SI 3.1 Ml.
Hc llenf. fr (I.
Hese, Mats, Matting and Sheeting
.... ... ,. 1.11. k.l...tln. l .Y I
;;r..ln. White Mirllnj, 1,'JS,
-e n.ir .in.
30-ln. It'll neiiblr Shrftins, S-.00,
Ne Si.00 Ml.
SB-ln. Whit Dnuhl? Shfftltn, Ji.je,
ew 73c yd.
Water Bettles
M SO Wntff Uettlr- .inil vrln!;r.
Nn -.Sc
ti.W tfr ittlf nml Nrlnr.
Miir i.uu
.1.011 W.l'fr lliilMr nml Srlntt,
,ni i-i.tiu
SH Intiillil Cimhlens. JI.S0
H On ilei. N pnlfK. hlnck mid whltr,
Slli' der.
Gl
loves
SI Ileturhntd Gletf, S0r
St. 50 Houhflield Gleir. 7J0
52.00 Aflcl Glerrs. fl.00
jit TMin-tfr." C'l-il"
gl-J rlrrmni ll
Hundreds
of Other
Articles
Net
Mentioned
Alt nt Half
Price
Black Rubber Coats and Aprons
rnnir ieiih ,
00 Uiilihcr pr'i's
' Ruble We ue It
ft.. I Cll 1'nll.M Inll.
f.ll.'flO I S1.00 Itulilier ir"i's
? ni I C III! nvmn
'..10 I i."t nuhhfr rgnrhn.
WjlfSmfi'.ltZ ffijyffltfEmKSF
820 Chestnut Street
.. St. en
SJ.35
PRICE
SALE
STRAWBRIDGE
V'Nrrn
11 A .1
Hi I 11
Women's Very High-Grade
Suits te Be Had This Autumn
$55.00 te $67.50
and meissync aghinst which a handsome cellar
of wolf or moleskin shewfl up be luxuriously, or
that furnish a perfect background for a bit ei
Xn embrelderV. Made with the lejwer cog.
some that can be worn with or without the belt,
ethers are in aemi-bclted styles with a saucy
flare from the waist-line. The model sketched,
very handsome, at $65.00.
Elegant Broadcloths Among
Fine Suits at $50.00
Broadcloths are back again, and for certain
types of women they are Ideal. Others prefer
duvet de laine. Beth come with the new longer
coats f and some with the smartly flaring sleeves,
and ether decidedly new tendencies. Black,
navy, taupe and shades of brown.
Fine Tricetine and Weel
Velour Suits at $40.00
Belted, straight-line models, unbelted models
en semi-fitting lines, some narrow and I rather
close-fitting with a aeciacaiy umun. "V" "r"
In Women's Dresses Lowered
Prices Are Most Evident
nt i-.. i ....:. nr nVitfllnable this season
at the prices of the ordinary models last year, and
the real inexpensive kinds are coming in again
inexpensive, but se geed-looking and right up te
the minute in style.
The Smartest Tricetine
Dresses Imaginable Here
At $20.00 te $57.50
These long-line, slenderly tailored coat models
that leek se smart en the street these days with
one of the small neck furs. Seme open ever col
ored vests or panels. Alse there are straight-line
models simplicity itself with the exception of
the draped girdle, or the ornate, jingly belt of
metal or beads. Seme with the new cire braid
trimming, some beaded and embroidered. And the
sleeves you'll adore the sleeves.
Crepe de Chine and Satin
Dresses, $16.75 te $47.50
i Plaited and straight-line models, with the
irregularities in lengths and the new wide and
I flowing sleeves that change the whole aspect of
1 fashions. Black, navy and brown, some with the
fashionable disc trimming or Deaas in sparae or
1 scattered effects very new and attractive.
! Choice Collection of Afternoon Dresses
i v a.l . f1 a t a trflnA eflfm.fnrtA1 A ... T 1
(Jrepe ueergene, wiiwh hv, -w..-Akcu ncpe, nusnanara
crene beautiful backgrounds for beads and embroidery, and exquisite
textures te accentuate the swathing, slendering, draping lines. Prices
S65 00 te $80.00. The model sketched ($65.00), in tene3 of geld-and-brown,
shows some of the eccentricities that make the new styles se
charming. v-. Strwbrlde & Clothltr-Secend Heer. Market Street
ii
S. & C. Special
Housekeepers'
Corsets
$2.00 te $5.00
We are selling mere and mere
of the excellent Corsets because
Then are lower in price than
similar models in ether makes.
Specialized features make them
unusually comfortable and
durable.
Graduating front clasps, re
inforcement ever the abdomen
and heavy boning give extra sup
port. Sizes 24 te 36.
A low-bust model is S2.00; one
with medium bust is $2.50. At
$3.50 are live models, low, high
or medium bust, with semi-elastic
or all-elnstic top. At $4.00 is a
medium-bust model with elastic
back section, and at $5.00 a
model with semi-elastic top and
elastic section in the skirt.
Stniwbrldde & 01ei1lr
Third Fleer Market 8treet West
Nevels, 50c
That Were Three and
Four Times as Much
This is but one of the many
interesting groups in the Rreat
Sale of Beeks, which includes
hundreds of volumes, covering
the entire field of literature all
marked at much less than pub
lishers' mices.
Strawhrldee t Clothier Pecend F
Fi'bert Street West and Aisle .1 Cent
rter
re
Men's Londen
Derby Hats
Made by Henry Heath
'$5.95
Unusual Indeed!
The smartest of Londen's styles
marked at this special tirice, al
though the same grades were
aimOSl (I'lMliitT luni. )ti. "w
go quickly indeed at $5.95.
Derby Hats at $3.15
Qualities that cost considerably
mere elsewhere and styles of a
distinction which cannot be ob
tained elsewhere at any price.
Stmwbrldre & Olnrtler
Serend Fleer Market Street Kmi
Men's Shoes
$5.75 '-$8.90
Twe Remarkable Groups
Under Regular Prices
AT $6.75- High Shoes, of gun
metal and chestnut brown calf,
en English lasts, with Goodyear
welted. solid oak-tanned leather
soles, full grain inner soles and
rubber or leather heels.
AT $8.00 .lames A. Banister
Shoes and Oxfords, in a variety
of styles and leathers and in
sample sizes only.
Strswnrldce 4 CHt'lUr
Klghih und F lb"rt Streets
1
In the Infants' Wear Stere
Crib Furnishings
All the necessary Furnishings
for Baby's Crib, showing many
novelties in warm Blankets and
in Spreads.
BLANKETS, from soft, fine
white Cotten Deuble Blankets at
$2.50 a pair, te cesiest All-wool
Deuble Blankets at $8.95 a pair.
FIGURED CRIB BLANKETS,
some bordered, ethers in allover
patterns, at $1.25, te thp hand
some double - faced Blankets,
satin-bound, at $4 50.
CRIB SPREADS, for as little
as $1.25 in nlain white crochet
weave, te colored Spreads with
r.urserv figures at $2.95, and the
beautiful Unbleached Muslin
Spreads with figures annliqued
and embroidered at $12.95.
Sheets R5c te $2.25 each.
Pillow Slips 50c te $2.00.
Straw brtdje 4 cint'ie.-
Th'rd Fleer Wet
His Hener Mayer
Moere will be
Present at the
Last Dance
of the Season
Under the Auspices of the
Strawbridge & Clothier
Athletic Association
Open-air Pavilion
63d and Walnut Sts.
Thursday Evening
September 29
Complimentary ."ckets may be
procured at tht Main Desk, for
NOVELTY NIGKT the closing
Dance of the summer season
brilliant with fancy Costumes,
special Tableaux, and many nov
elty features.
(Wear a costume if convenient.
PRIZES will be awarded ladies
and gentlemen for handsomest,
most original and most comical
costumes.)
Music by the Philadelphia
Police Band and the Straw
bridge & Clothier Orchestra.
Welcome! Black
Silk Grenadines
Frem Lyens
In the Dress Goods Stere
Spanish tendencies influence
the mode, which, of course, means
laces; and straightaway from
Lyens come these lovely, lacy
Grenadines that a grand scnera.
herself would find most capti
vating. In the main, they are mere
wisps of silken tissue, sheer as
chiffon, with floral designs in
broche effects, or heavily striped
in satin.
The width is 42 inches, and the
prices $2.50 te $5.00 almost back
te pre-war level despite the fact
that this delightful fabric has
been practically out of the mar
ket during the war.
Strawbr!de A Clothier Aisle 0. Cen'r-
New Effects in
SilkOver-Bleuses
Fer Autumn
Several in the combination of
black-and-white which is se fash
ionable, ethers with a gay touch
of contrasting color, some in the
elegant all-black, including suit
able models for mourning.
Crepe de chine, crepe Georgette
and allover lace, with cape back
or flowing panels or allover accordion-plaited.
Leng or short
sleeves, slashed, pointed or in the
new cape effects.
These are perfect Costume
Blouses, some very long, te be
worn ever a silk pptticeat or slip.
Prices, $5.00 te $20.00.
Stravrbrldice Clerhler
Second Fleer. Centre
Imported White
Lace Tunics
Special at $6.50
Only a small let, chiefly in the
short lengths, some in blouse
effect. A few black in the let.
Make up euickly and easily and
are very effective.
Strawbrldi t Clothier
Aisle 11. Market Street
A Fine Line of
New Hand Bags
Te Sell at $2.95
Velvet, Duvetine, Leather
VELVET in brown, blue,
taupe and black excellent
shapes, metal or covered frames;
small purse and mirror $2.95.
DUVETINE chiefly in brown
and taupe, with covered, metal
or shell-effect frames; one model
in bracelet style $2.95.
LEATHER long pram and
spider grain, large, full-cut Bass
and smaller dressy styles S2.9.V
' ra wSrldu. 4 C. ''lie!
Mnrke' Sfeet "re A! '
Se That Men May Knew
Them Better-
Special Lets of
Wickham Suits
$33 and $38
As an inducement for Philadel
phia men te bet-rime ncquainte I
with the matchless style an 1
quality of "Wickhnm" Clothing,
we have arranged te dispose of
about 500 Wickham Autumn and
Winter Suits at these two special
pi ices. There's a nleasant su.
prise in store fei men she profit
by this opportunity for these
Wickham Suits are a tevclatien
of just hew much quality, fine
b 7f pVv J
A! V ct i
1 Km. I
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luiiuriiiK unit Miitirt siyie can op
crowded into Clothing te be sold at medetatr prices. Beautiful single
and double-breasted styles that show the touch of a master designer,
fashioned of all-wool fabrics in checks, herringbone?, plaids and ail
nther nemilnr nnttnrnc in. imlm.. ...1. inbn n...rln u: . ..-!,
ether popular patterns by tailors who take nnde in their work.
If you want te be sure of the greatest possible va'uc at $;)3.00 or
$.'!8.00. see the;e reninrlrnh'n Mnir
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