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Plvergent Views en Economic
Readjustments Presented in
Committee Reports
CUT IN WAGES ONE ISSUE
By the Associated I'revi
XVhhhi5ten. Oct. 13.- The Niitmiuii
Oeuffirenes en Unemployment nft-r
jwiatln-f; a standing commiiu'e wim au
thority te recenvene tlin fu.l t .md r.'-irr
At any time, concluded it tl.-'iberni.i n
today nod Adjourned sine die
Prier te the adjournment divenrent
Tiews as te needed economic reudjust
jnents were prcfented te the ronfT renfT ronfT
mce by Its Mtuiufncturcr't' (.Vimint'tee.
Majority members, through .Tnm"- V
Campbell, of Youngftewn. t . commit
ta chalrmnn, rceeintntvulivl evcrnJ
rwcenlnff meamres, Including repp.il of
the Adamsen Eight-hour n-iil-etul l.au
and n denunciation of any Km.tp rkinK
In Jts own Interests "te iesi-t tv.i tv.i
nesnfe adjustment."
Minority member;, threuch S.im-t'
Oompera, president of Ihe AtntrJein.
Federation of Laber, in another ic ic
pert, strongly emphn-ilretl that "Mi re'
mnrt be adopted no pellcv of mp re
duction." Rejirwfint Oreup Ojt niens Only
The two reports werp nineni, a num-
lser from vnrieu sub cem-n.rt-'t . mi-
aJdcred today Cenferem nfliiMiN ft- '
plained that the reports, cn- net te be
taken nn recommendation", of th-- con
ference, but expression of opinion bj
various group',
The majeiltr inaniifnr tnrrr tninn, -tee
report wits tisnril 'm ("'., ,i- uin
Campbell. William M. limit- of lie. lio.
ten : T. K. Huerten. of Niniivil'f . A
L. Fltimphrey. of I'lrfb-jrsh Them.i
P. Hinm.'n, of Pellinr.i. i'n. . IV II
Btackhoue, of .Hpringi'flld. O . nn.l J...n
A. IVnteu. of Cleveland ll iv..m
mended Prompt eiuicti-irnt of P(TlI.,ii.ii
pending in Congre-is for fi.nd. ij; ill"
eblicntlnn" Incurred bv tl.e r.ti'"j..
during Ko.leral control, r-ittHiu.m of
payment of tSevcrmmnf obl'i-pinen- ;
the railroad' crewing rut of reriti! tn
ligatien-; fan-fer of tl e (: f..-. ,, .,,-.v
. ,..r..F.nr! iv ! In, Itnlli'eml f.nher Heard
te the liilcrMiilt t 'iiiiuiumm' ( oinitil einitil
' ien: n-'ieitl of the Adnninjii i-mlit -hint
'nr: imitnpl fin. tment h Cenen'-
of ii law fte from iimliU-ii'.t preidinit
for a .Mlbitiintliil ilewin.nrd tevi-leii of
taxce; piempt ciiik tment of n utitn
Iem tniiff bill euibrneiiK vu.h rule- e.
dntv a mm prOperU .jfeKiinnl Hi '
pioiper!! of emple.r Ulid eniilue,
uml thul eer "le-neiit in our ettieii
-Mp "lnvi'd fimih ' et ... 'i unm-t
il cteliP. ulietln- :.i rk. icilltur.'. buM-m-"
bibei hi- truii'pnitatieii. t tin r "!
IWliS I'tiileilMkfs te nvitt ni" etwii
i..,ineiu'- u.ijU-tment in i".i ,,."l"w, ''',.,
.etirer te VMtid ltd jiiTMmnl In i. t
,i the expense of tin- peiinnnent lietttr
ni"iit of em national lite-
Mlneril. Oppeves Wane Kcdiicllen
The mlnentx report filed by Mr.
f..mnM Mrh Sill II ( onbev, et "
Cr'teJ-uvef the tutted Tex..
We.kers el Ame.l.n. and Ue Pi
son Kal (ienBe. N. .1 . H-", Ii te
,m1,U "f Printer Ink. ..ntrp-rua l.v
(Hfent-'d from the ,-oN.-lusien- anil l -ei,i.,ns
of the maje.itr m-i.iber- of tl.e
fi.mtniitee It -.aid In pnit
There niu-l he ndnptetl no poll
of aee reluct. en In the ..-.uuin.,
there tnuxt be u peiic. ulllinR ter the
li'uhf-t pelMe i ate f v.-ej In e-0
indu-tr. In tetm-. of Indivtltal ell-i-inu
this meiin- the adoption et a
pel!t ilia, inn In the 'uiiid. "f the people
the highest nverilKe of t. imiir pewei ill
eulet that ther. ma ee th miMtest
I e ib'p -on-'im!.tieii of cnaiinedttieH ami .
ihe greiiteiit n:i-er;ii"nr denuiu.l '"ei the
pri.niittlen of tomnieditiei'. ItcductJim ,
of bin in; iieb"' .top, e iri-lintnn j
v. tn-h. "in "l r.ii in.'it.ib" .tepi ninnu
fnitiir.ii!.' Mini nut- '.nenrili.inv r.t l
Tne tiiuu'iii meinb"f nl'e i- ou.- j
mrnlcil ii.Iopi.en of "l... .met. -i.ni '. ;
aide wl-.uh climlnnif ntet'.t. ering. pnieu
emnniedIfle upon the trnrliei at the
lowest pe.-t'bl re! 1" r 'llltt Ullll enlllll"
iiia'niifni turr te bsi.-c .init 'et'' upeu I
100 ne- evil Miliailen of the pre- i
In live mpaeiii te ph.nt-." Prupe-nl
,,i. tnn.le for ir.iife'm eet n peutiiiiig
and ub'l.it f " ' prud'ietiuii tin eunis I
t law. I'f niu Tit) latip Ii- -'
"!n tliin urip. -n a .eii.frn.'tivp and ,
..ir! -ib.'i'ut. fei Slate regulation)
i. eor.tiel
Hang Signs Without Pe-mit: Fined I
licirge U'in heeg. 'Ji ',"1 've th T"ul.'
sup.'. .i"d I'. 1 i ' '. 1"- '"''
Mi.'ieeiitu -lie. I. v.t if em ll tilled SI'
n.l ,.! today fir h-'ijinu e'gn itt. ,
... i -nut !! .. "tnle Hi Hew'titeen-1
in i i.li -ii't. 'lee hen-ing i .
before Masl trate tire.js P,.li.e ..m
till !. 'it' I '"1 t'1 tlte.l . " VV
i ip: niei prtiiti'" ' ' hanging -.leu '
vi MOV eriii.i as refi'..ne i . M n
ltn.in. e
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PtNDED
Hewat Ousted as Presdent of
District by International
President
MEN TO BE ORDERED BACK
It.i the ttnrintiMl Press
'itUliiiigh. liar... t). t l.l. The
Kansas dlstri. t ..f ihe f 'nit. si Mine
V orl;er of Aineri m h.i, Iippu Mispended
! lelui I. !.!. 'nr tnaiienal presi
dent It v n .tnnei ii, oil fed.'ii
Alf...M lJevii- anil all Miner 'li-
tit.t ..(Beers in M.mr.iarih rt'inove.l.
t:'trg.- I, I '!., nn , lb., disln.l'H
s"..ppiiien 'lie internntleiinl heard
member, has beep nppnintd luting presi
dem ei n previsional di'trlet With
I'"' is mimed Tlietnat Harvey, mib
" !..' i fury -treasurer of the Kan
ens disflft. ni previsional fcrctary-fl-eitirei.
He him brpti rppe't'il te
llewnt in the Knn"n union iftnirs.
Pe. K anil llarvej arc onion d te take
el.arge of tin hendtpuirtt" and all rec rec
erds and menei of the Kiinas ergnnl-
7llM0U
"All l"el a .lie-, of i'ie disinel will
'cegnise the pi.-'eiiil distriet of ef
IIpibN." Ievis tlediTPs in a message
arii,Min nig iNe .-' ' l Ien
l'p"U. in n -intctnt'iit tl.'s morning,
deel.ires rbat the miners mu-t go back
te work at once. Up announced that
lie vnuld tnk .barge of lb" distrlet
liPi,lnnaxler today
X'lien Pe. !. in'frt'l tin Iiei.lqunrters
of the district iiinnii tmhiv and a'l.ed
( .n 111' p a. e Im iii.'nc.l ever te him,
.I'.'tn KU i 'ii mi:, acting 'lreMil. nt of the
Kansas district, tefu (I te de e.
"I M'.n'i rc.i .uu attt'titien te ieu."
PieillitlK told Peel,
The l!in"jis ie im have been idle for
t ., Mtet,. or stnee lirt,.ar and Amriis
Der, h. tl . 1 i-r ;. r il. e president, went
ti intl (it l '"iunibiis te sf-rrt a s
nM,n'i rn i nee for violation of (lie
Kms.is Indu-'-.jl t'euri l.n
T..i ii"fl "i ' l,ev-w ii i In .j striet is
EVEiNJ(i PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1921
he nld, receive salaries "lower , thnn
they would tpceive from biitineis insti
tutions for their ability (Otid work tuut
each one of them det'ft." ,
The head of the "Invisible Empire
declared that Lanier University, te
which the Klnn Is devoting money, H
non-sectarian nnd does net even touch
the K. K. K. "The only two courses
that nn compulsory," he said. "In ad
dition te the standard collegiate cttrri
euliini, Is n course in the fundamentals
of our clvlllsmtien, which are the ten
ents of the Christian religion, using the
Itr.lv 11IM nn ,. llMHie tCtbOOk."
"The ether course." he said, "in the
teaching mid Inculcating of pure Amer
icanism nnd the development of correct
citizenship.
Simmons recalled his, receid in the
Spanish -American War. lie denied
Masonic opposition te hift order.
"It has been charged," he said, "that
the Klnn is for the purpose of intiml
tinting the Negroes in the Seuth. II
may surprise this committee te leant
that the growth of the Klnn in the
North nnd East has been much larger
than In the Seuth."
The Wlznrd leferred te the Search
light, a Georgia publication, which has
figured hugely In Klnn affairs,, nnd
said:
"We have been chnrged with operat
ing os our official organ the Search
light, new n dally pnper published In
ltA..,n fi nml tn fKta nntipr ( hiw
been chargeii have nppcared articles
tending te incite religious prejudice end
intolerant e, one In particular by Ctrl
P. Hutcheson
"The K. K. K. docs net own the
Searchlight, never has put n tlnllei In
It. has no control ever it, nor is tins
pnper its official or even Mmi-nfli'inl
organ. Tills pnper has from time te
time written ni tides regarding the
Klnn, as hove ether publications. It
is the officio! eignn for the State of
Georgia for the .lunier Order of Ameri
can Mechanics, one of the greatest
fraternal organizations, but we have
net Been any attempt te attack thin
order en account of the Searchlight
editorials and articles, through the
junior order name appears nt the mast
bend. Carl P. Ilutchesen, whose
nrtlcles were objected te by the Hear t
papers and the World, nnd who had
this matter laid hefeic the postal au
thorities, i-, net even a member of the
Knights of the K. K. K."
Concluding his prcpered statement,
Colonel Simmons uild :
"Standing here in the prc-cncc of
fleil. before (his committee from one
based upon the refusal of Ilewnt and his
district beard te put hack at work min
ers called out en strike at the Dean and
Kellauec mlnen limt spring. The in
' tertiatiennl organization held that the
strikes were in violation of agrevtucnttj
with the operators, unit the iuternii
i tlr.nal beard ordered Hewat te order the
'lien back te work. Hewnt refused te
' de no. The recent iiitcrnntluiinl um um
ventien nt Indianapolis sustained the
.i.'tlun of the international elliccrs, but
I Ilew.it still refused te order the i.ien te
in ii-n tn work.
Indianapolis, 'ml., O.-i. l.'l i It .
j P.) Suspension of the KniiMis Mm'
I Union (illicinls v.ns ih. hired I15 elh-
cltjls at the henthiuattuis of the United
Mine Weikcis of Ameitcii here ti lie
llileuded i, dlyclpliiic Alt Minder Ilewnt
mill mher Kansas efil. ers for t.ilinc te
tnrr out the recent or let of the
union's convention rriiulilns tlicm te
direct strikers te return te wi.rk at the
Ilea 11 and He'lancc mlnc. DfllcinN
I ere said they had expected ticli ncf.ni
1 j President I owls. ,
Wizard's Oratory
Key te Power
Continued from I'nite On
hf-rs He gave but a partial explanation
,eterday when !ip saitl: "W iup
spendlmj the surplus money of thp Kltm
In further luiilding and i-nlariem-nts "f
I.nnler Universlti. At'ntita tin W
have spent nnd are spendliiic en Lanier
UnUersity the sum of S1,"0.000."
The Wizard, however, tlid tn.t give
nnv ndeauate stntei'ient cencemini; the
nst of the funds secur. d He declare I
the Klan dceji net ek .xilitleal power.
ItefeiTing te the meiiP' whieti he hna
tereived himrelf. he said' "In the siv
yinrs 1 have been with the e'der I have
leeched only 12,000. arid niv Atlanta
home was the 31ft of mrmbers, ine't of
whom subscribed 'ess tliun n dollar."
)Ie thuied that ihe e'lieers of the Klan
nceivd laice sums in salaries nnd
bonuses, but did net tell -learly what
has become of Mltich ef the money taken
Im from initiates.
Claims Ifespcs t for Ijiw
Siiumnns. in his prepared statement
yesterdaj . declare1 that the Klan doe"
net te'.erutc or tench lawlessness, but
en the ether hand preaches respect fei
nw He asserted thnt whnn a mem
ber takes the law into his wn hnu.ls
he is i.titematiciilh ilrnnpetl ""reni tin
I organization. He Insisted that outrages
which nave iiecn committed in the mouth
could net be blamed en the Klnn ns en
organization.
The "Colonel" said the Klan 1st In
vestigating the charges against Kdward
Yeung Clarke Imperial Kleogle mid
chief of the Propagating Durcnu, and
his assistant. Mrs. LMizabeth Tjler The
hitter, he said, Iiiih no official connec
tion with the Klnn.
"The charge has been made that Mr.
fS.,1,.. .,.! M.... mi. I... ...1... I.......
., mini- hum ..Jin, l.lll'l, Villi, in,.'
'charge of the propagation work of the
Klan. hale iccelved for thit work fien
fuc te twentv millleus of de'liir1- " he
'salih
j "The contracts) of the Klan nitli Mr.
Clarke ami the complete financial state
! ini'iit regarding Mm I will pifent te
'you. Undei this centrncl t'ie iter ' apit.i
, cost of the propagation work fur the
I Klan is mueh lower than m.in.i h the
finternal nnd ether organizations pay
I for similar work."
' Purely Ireteslant ttrgiliilMtlnn
I P.xp'.niiilng the Ftntus of his organi ergani organi
Jyntien thp Wizard said "the K11 Klux
Kltm is purely n Protestant and non
. txilltlcnl nrgniilzntlen.
. "The ebiWKe is made that we an or
ganized te preach and tench religious
Intelciances and especial!, that we are
anti-Hemnn Catholic. nnti-.Icw nntl
nntl-.Negre," Simmen continued.
"Thp works of the Klnn iirete this
nlMi1utcl untrue. Mnnj nliegcd out
rages have been attributed te the Klnn,
but none of these, was against Uemnn
Catholics, Jcwi, and Negroes per se,
and none was committed by thp Klnn."
He 1 veiled the hister.i of the Klan
from the time thnt Iip decided te organ
ize the movement In October. 1015.
when a meeting was held bv thirty-four
citizens of Georgia The Klnn was
chartered, he mid. in December, lllliS.
He told of a tremendous struggle te put
the order en ita feet, and alleged that
n "traitor In the ranks," win, held n
position of trust, einbezr.'ed the accu
mulated fuudti, nnd in the summer of
10J0 tried te organize 11 counterfeit or
der. The Wlznrd said that he was com
pelled te mortgage his home.
The Wlznrd said he continued the
struggle nnd that the Klnn succeeded iu
paying all Its debts, and that about 11
war age It started en a nation -wide expansion
Denlert Gigantic Swindle
He denied thnt the Klnn 's 'a gi
gantic swindle, run seldi te enrich rt
few Inside the ring." The seerrt.irj,
treasurer nnd ethet efTieinN of ll.e Klnn,
of the greatest lawmaking and delib
erative bodies in the world, and stand
ing in the Capitel of our gieal nation.
I say te you gentlemen that If the Kit
Klux Klan was guilty of a hundredth
part of the charges thnf have been
made against us, I would from this
room send a telegram calling together
the Grand Ceunclllnm for the ptirpose
of fei ever disbanding the Klnn In every
section of the United States."
--
Plymouth Women MeetTedafr 1
The women of Plymouth nml iii,, 1
The
mn rsb
meeting this nftcrne.
urange uaii, Mrs.
the Montgomery Count
iicagua et vemen v u
linlltL.t
'"'! 1'elnt 1
""wart
'".el th,
Corsen. Jr., will be among the ..i0'
Miss Myrtln Kreaa and M?Wi '."
Llvezcy will tell of their MnerIp Icn
the primaries. cPionce at
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Take the Question of Weight
It requires one hundred and twenty number six
hovels of coal of average density te approximate
one proea ten in volume, therefore four shovels of
Steve or Nut at present prices make a difference of
fifty cents in value. Fer the highest grade fuel in
Philadelphia, accurately weighed, order
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Apartments at
the Rittenhouse
Renovated, refurnished
made spick. pa and invit!:is.
Outside rooms, cool, ch"crful.
Pick from tluse:
Twe Reems and Bath.
Three Reems and Bath.
Four Roem" and two Baths.
FLIGHT UP
THIRD SAVED
Until October 15th
Extra Saving of 10
Off the Following Prices
FURS
Kvcrybedy realizes that there is a larger retailer's
profit in Furs than in any ether article of wearing
iipparel. Yeu save this in buying your furs direct
from us, the manufacturers. Secondly, you save
because of our inexpensive second-fleer soles-
rooms. And, in addition, tnerc is nn
Extra 10c!f off e the follewing:
Bay Seal Coats, belted models, $85 Hudsen Seal Coats, Squirrel or
Bay Seal Coats, Eastern bkunlf llenver Uellars nnd
Cellars and Cuffs $13.'). 00 I
Near Seal Coats, extra Inrge
Cellars $137.00
N'car Seal Coats, Skunk Cellars
and Cuffs $195.00
Hudsen Seal Coats, -15 in. long,
Skunk Cellars nnd Cuffs $303.00
Scotch Mele Wraps $275.00
Cuffs $350.00
Squirrel Wraps $157.00
Skunk Stoics, finished with
tails $110.00
Stene Marten Chokers. . ..$28.00
Squirrel Chokers $7.75
Fitch Chokers $9.00
Fitch Stoics $89.00
Quality and Value Guaranteed
Remodeling and Repairing:
BORYNACK, KOTZKY &
Manufacture and Wholesalers of Furs
1318 CHESTNUT ST.
Opposite
Wanutnnlicr'i
Rittenhouse Hetel. 22d and Chestnut
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The J. V Buchanan Supply l empany was one of the fim
Electrical Sheps te be es.-jiM.shed in this city and dess-rve-. the high
reputation it has always held or. nceuit of the .-.uperierity or the
electrical supplies and nppliarce vhich may be purchased there.
&dlrcrrahs &&n
(XU A cold merniru: de you er i
lie in bed, dreading the moment '
when, shivering and shaking, you
will have te get up? If re you
will appreciate an Electric Hr..i.er.
At tne store or .j. j . uucnuniui
8upply Company, 1715 '"VBtnir.
Street, among the many electru'isi
appliances of innnin utih.y ;. -iu
will find two kind? of these hea ?f-
the Halcctric Raqin'ei n: $15 a .d
two sunbewl types, th- Sinyl'--: a.
11.50 and the MaJ.-.-.K a' SU--any
one of which may ' c e p'aer J
that ou have but te veac i one arm
out of bed, turn the . wtjh nru in
a few minutes tne room will he
quite- comfortable. They will also .
be found invaluable in every part I
of the house, either new te take off'
the chill or later for additional heat.
U7F.DDIXG Gifts of Silver for the,
' Autumnal Bride! What a large
range of nr.ides this term include-,
from a silver arvii;e te the
!r'n!!'", bun hnn dish. At tl'c tore
of Railry, Banks Bidd'e ("c.ipany
you will tird the mcrt superh di
.t'.a" of 5'lvpr. the fi:ie: collection
i r, ,ve f'er.d, from which te tnake
" !. 'iclncen 'Yii!. 'tt' ta serv-'
i" '. nac-T.i'U'nnt cntt-rjnt ct. of
e 'i;ite e; cha-'ic design, r-.i.iplete
ch-;ts of fin. ilver. an anprpnate
gift from the family, Colej i.l cii".-
ill it If e m , nlnfrii!' tf -rr InUl,.
' ' -vi- a), i4..ai iititt -, c LUU1U
fh -he and Iread tnivn, all daijrnrd
b" Bniley's own artieis nnd care- i
-- ,- -.. u- vv-... w u . V 1.14111
.vt'ght te prevent mari'ing. Any
one of these articles will make a
fplendid beginning te a really im
portant dinner Pci-vice.
THE11E is such nn abundance of I TO GET the longest wear out of
ingenious heuscfurntshings new- A your rugn you should have them
ndays destined te give comfort nnd I cleaned i y (pens who have studied
pleasure te the whole family that . the hest aopreved methods. And -e
it IB really fareinnting te go into -.he I e-;cir .!.( te you the firm of Bare
Htere of J. Franklin Miller, "The , Lres., 11H fhestnut Street. It !S
Heusefurnishing Stere," 161:: Chebt-' ee that th ,tar.lt of dit and
nut Street. One 'eh! iii.rr,Tg r-. r : whi"li I. .tig- m a rug nil raui
cently us I entered the 'tore I was i :t n wear ou' .-. iy 'if ivn'ev.rl by a .
greeted wih tne we . en e i-'kv t,i ! w-shing or-. m this nroe'es nree'es
a Ilumphrey Radiantfi-. '11. i gas j also take cut the -izi-.-. of the rug1
heater, which is esp-c allv des'gned , te thct u no longer lis flat en the
for use in iirepiace.i, gives eui un i.u-tr. ea--jJ r.aV'5 iiif reiere ."i-
nmazing amount of heat nn.i save :-.i!f a sluu
inpemng system which
you all the bother of carrying u .vd . '.cans rugs thorough!.' and at the
nr -lennlntr out ashes. The price
ranges from $13 upward. Miller':,
also has various stybb of Electric
Heaters, as well as Perfection Oil
Heaters, both of which will he found
most useful these cool days before
you start your furnace fire.
ffime time re-teret them te their '
uriinul texture. Or if yen are. cen-ten-.pl-.ti.-.g
redecorating" your home,,
Barj-3' male? a specialty of dyeing
rug-i and will advise you as te the I
most, tntisfnetery colors te which
your rugs may be changed. I
WHAT a delightful surprise te re-' F YOU are the proud possessor of i
ceivc one of these le "!y hand-1 a real Sealskin coat you are the
painted Gift Baskets of Fruit fiem, envy of pvery wcmcnj'and I saw '
Hallewclls' (Bread and Chestnut)! i one of unu-ual value nt the shop i
And te some one living far a. ny I of ,1. Habisreitinger, 1911 Chestnut i
from Philadelphia, the surpiiee will ! Street. It was cut along plain, loose !
be doubled. Fer the week end h-stess, hnes and hr.d a large cellar of!
a sick mend or ter any eccaM. n i """"n uav sawe. Then there was '
when a gift of peinianen. e we.ihl he' a light tan Curecu! cnc- wrap with '
iprtate, I can tliinit et ,i )tf"t:g . sexi cruyi-i c-iinr '.,' S'one Mai
plensing A: J Ha! -".im1!-' 't!1 R'u i'er t'r ehlei wen an n1
ALDA
BESANZONI
BORI
BRASLAU
CALVE
CARUSO
CLEMENT
CORTOT
CULP
DE GOGORZA
DE LUCA
DESTHn'N
EAMES
ELMAN
FARRAR
GALLI-CURCI
GARRISON
GIGLI
GLUCK
HARROLD
HEIFETZ
HOMER
JOHNSON
JOURNET
KINDLER
KRE1SLER
KUBELIK
MARTINELLI
McCORMACK
MELBA
MORINI
PADEREWSKI
RACHMANINOFF
RUFFO
SCHUMANN-HEINK
SCOTTI
SEMBRICH
TETRAZZINI
WERRENRATH
WH1TEHILL
WITHEISPOON
ZANELLI
ZEROLA
ZIMBALIST
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Jl HOMER I VteI.Ne.l30.$350 I
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mere piensir
jiarantee pcriccr ue'i"e'" an; wiv.e
within 1000 mile-, of tin t-1 i i'
beautiful baskets am t.'u i t . r r
flewing v'ith the nu.s rei'Vieus
fniltit. nmentf which arc: thniin mvi'st
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Japanese Plums; wnderful, hJKf .',' ', irTr,: ni
ei Diaci. ana Wfllte lirapes, U marvelej-t Parisian Brocade
rap of iluj-.fi
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- m ttrtwttrJy; rranaed that thpy re
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nillectly miM'r.
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'L "'. ' ,l Or u "" ioen-r ter a rcarf.
the .Beurn Martens are of exceptional
eiisl ty: whtla for one who dreaata "n
black almeat xeluivelyl tlia black Lynx
ncltplc are very letmy,
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Yeav after year the Victrela con
tinues its pre-eminent position in the
musical world and the group of artists
who entrust their reputations te it
continues te include the truly great
of each decade. These facts must
compel your attention and justify
your choice when you buy Victrela
instruments and records.
Victrelas $25 te $1500. New
Victer Records demonstrated at all
dealers in Victer products en the 1st
of each month.
Victer Talking Machine Ce
Camden, New Jersey
Lead It and save a starving land.
The eyes of two million starving people in the Near
Kast scan the sky-line for Philadelphia's feed ship.
Twe hundred thousand children, hungry, lonely and
sick, have this one chance for life the feed ship.
YOU must decide whether the ship will reach them
in time.
It is partly filled with feedstuffs,
must be collected
The remainder
H1S MASTERS VOICE'
use usR'Terr
'J liii tr-idemnrk and the traileinarlcrd
word' Victrela"identify nil our products.
Loek under the lid I Loek en the label 1
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO.
Camden, N. J.
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Tomorrow, Friday, October 14
Near East Relief Day
Every public and private school in the city will be
a receiving station for the feed commodities necessary
te complete the ship's cargo.
Take your gifts te the school nearest your home.
Near East Relief will lead the ship and send it te
Armenia and the neighboring lands by Thanksgiving.
Fer every man, woman and child in Philadelphia
there is some one starving in the Near East.
Fer every school child in this city, another child
somewhere in Armenia begs for bread, and denied it,
crawls away te die.
When you place today's order with your grocer
include something for the feed ship. Tell him te send
it te the nearest school. Send only the following articles :
DRIED PRUNES
DRIED RAISINS
IN TIN CANS
IN TIN CANS
IN TIN CANS
IN TIN CANS
IN TIN CANS
IN TIN CANS
IN TIN CANS
DON'T FORGET NEAR EAST RELIEF DAY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER M
SUGAR SOAP
DRIED APRICOTS
CORNED BEEF
SALMON
VEGETABLE SOUPS
CONDENSED MILK
SYRUP
PRESERVES AMD JAMS
CHOCOLATE AND COCOA
A&
J. Send CaIt Contributions te
m NtP Trcau'r, for Near Eat Reliaf
N. E. Cor, Bread and Lecuit ,
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