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PAN-AFRICAN AIMS
Miss Jessie R. Fauset Addresses
Philadelphia Inter-Racial
Committee footing
RECOUNTS CONGRESS PLANS
jIIjs Jennie It. Fnusct, literary
dlter of The Crlsln, speaking nt the
January meeting of tlie Philadelphia
InterItnclftl Committee, nt Fifteenth
end Ilnce streets, told of the second
pn'Afrlcan Congress lust summer In
Europe,.
Miss Fnutwt hfli n chnrmlng per per
enallty nnd spenki with fluent ease.
gj, holds nn A. B. degree from Cor Cer
nell and n mnnter's decree from the
University .of Pennsylvania.
The First Tan-African Congress, was
held In Paris In 1010. France wan
rhesen because she Is the most liberal
f oil countries In Ifrr treatment of
ntenlc of darker hue. The Congress e.
1921 divided its sessions among Ten
don, nrusels and Paris. One hundred
md ten delegates, representing about
trcntv-m groups of African descent,
Attended, and from 1000 te 1200 per per
rens, white nnd colored, were present.
TRight resolutions weie peswd in Lon Len Lon
eon demanding recognition of civilized
nitn at civilised despite their race or
color; local self-government for back
ward groups; education in sclf-knewl-rde:
science and industrial technique
timlherccd from tlie nrt of beauty1;
freedom in their own religion nnd cus
toms; co-epcrntlon with the rest of the
nerid in government, Industry nnd nrt
en the basis of justice, freedom nnd
pesee; defense against the unrestrained
freed of Invested capltnl ; the establish
ment of a bureau under tlie League of
Nations for the stilly of Negro problems
nd for the protection of nntivc labor.
In nmsscls the Congress was at
tended by mere whites than Negroes and
there was a notlceable constraint in
free speech, the shadow of the Belgian
Conge with its rich treasures exploited
b; wblte capital uanging ever tne fees
' FIRE ATTRACTS CROWDS
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Stand In Snowstorm te See Mar
ket Street Blaze Extinguished
As firemen extinguished n blaze that
spread through the third and fourth
doers of the Dobsen Untitling, 710 Mar
ket street, jestcrtlay afternoon, hun
dreds j( spectators steed In the snow
flurry nnd watched. A number of per
sons were In the cnfclcrla en the first
fleer when the fire started.
A hlgh-prcsbiire hose broke In front
of the building njid threw a stream of
yatcr high In the air. The water seen
fre7c In tlie street.
Tho-blnze is thought te have been
caused by crossed whes. The third
fleer was occupied by Gelden & Olttol Olttel
machtr, clothing manufacturers, nnd
tlie fourth by Wnltsman & Hen, wnist
makers. The second fleer was occupied
by A. clnstcln, clothing manufacturer,
whose; stock was damnged by water and
chemicals.
ARRESTED AFTER FIRE
Audubon Blaze, Starting In Stere,
Damages Four Others
One man Is under nrrcst following a
fire which pnrtlally destroyed five, stores
in the center of Audubon, N. J., yes
terday morning.
The blaze, which originated in the
sferc of Jeseph S. Wilsen, at Merchant
street and Atlantic nvenue, f-prend in
both directions and damaged a real es
tate office, an ice cream parlor, n barber
shop nnd shoe repair establishment,
doing .$5000 damage.
Immediately after the fire. "Wilsen
was placed under nircst as a witness
by Cnmdcn County Dctcctive Dornn.
He will be questioned today.
SEEKS WIFE AND CHILDREN
Husband Says She Has Disappeared,
Leaving Four Youngsters Behind
Leaving four of her children, two of
them crippled, and taking four with
her, one of which is also a cripple. Mrs.
Clara Hauttman, .t&H Surtquehnnna
nvenue, hns left her home, according te
her husband, Max Hauttman.
In the family of eight are two pairs
of twins. May and IMwnrd, nine years
old, nre still together nt their home
here, while Helen, thirteen, twIirMe
Fred, went with her mother, as did
Clnra. fifteen. Walter, cielit. nnd llnli-
ert, three. Edwnrd, nine, nnd Hans,
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Evening public. eedgMphiiAbIdlphia; mendat,. njanuar b, 1022,
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fir a nre tlin nrfnnlpu Inff 1nMil ni,,l
Am. The resolutions, which for the re new nt Hrewn Mills Farms. HpIph
Mkc of racial unity were allowed te nlse is crippled. The last seen of the
firs, dealt only with racial suscepti- mother hcic was en December 00
Hlity te culture nnd slmllnr mnttcrs. In , j
Paris tbe resolutions were emiin unused
with wme modifications in rcgnrtl te lg
Mnliilhm. ! m
Then the final coup, the presentation
nt the result of the Congress te tin
Amembly of the League of Nations then
meeting in Genevn. 'Hint was managed
through the social help of n titled Eng
lish woman nnd the prestige of Dr.
Dubois' nnnic and personality.
Three requests were presented en thb
fleer of the Assembly, for n separate
lectien of the League te deal par
ticularly with the condition nnd needs
of native Negro lnber especially in
Africa and the Islands of the Sen. that
Tman of Ncfcre descent be added te the
Mandates Commission, and tlint tlie
oed offices of the League be exercised
In behalf of the Negro race and te check
the trewing feeling that it is permissible
treat civilized men ns uncivilized
if fhy are Negroes.
'"The Congress," says Mrs. Anne
Middle Stirling, chairman of the,
Philadelphia Inter-Itnclnl -'Committee,
"counts among its results the perma
nent Pan-African Association with
plans te held a meeting every ether
jear; the startled attention of the white
world which bad net known that
Negroes could organize, flnaiit-c and
manage such n vast business, and last, j
but net least, the sense of racial con- I
icieusness, friendship nnd reawakened ,
hope."
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STORES
Anvr.nTisrau:xT
ADVEKTISKMENT
Fer dyeing and cleaning betli men's and women's clothing as
wen a3 for cleaning liouscheld furnishings rugs, draperies,
b ankets, quilts etc-you will find the firm of Bag' Upmest
Wisfactery and efllcient.
Wf are .mere apt than men THE service which you
leaner. Perhans thin i in
"use their dainty garments show
ne soil mere, rendily, Put, I nm
'Me if men realized the many ad
jwtages of having a suit thoroughly
waned, they, tee, would .send their
Wning te n relinble firm of clenn
'"tli as Barg Bres., 1113 Chest
i i. rrcet au establishment, whose
n i MAn rc;emmcnd most highly,
u.u S0Iled linen cellar often due
wtne rubbing of n coat cellar which
M 1 c.lea"in- Then, tee, clothing
mcn is cleaned frequently wears
Wer rind keeps geed looking as
'K as tliere is nny, wear In it. Ne
n can afford te lieglect his per
ianal apnenrancp. and it is just this
m.S of ,his clothing which makes a
nan well groomed.
)0 YOU Knew what it means te
Possess a "Polished Girdle
Viamend?" It means thnt you are
we Quner of the most beautiful of
,, d'amends This maiTcieus stone,
If. ,s.l"-Ofurnble only from the
use of Bailey, Banks 'ft'IUddle
Vempany, h,,s. i,een pronounced by
"tPerts te be "suureme" both for
wilmncy and quality. ,It is, there-
S 4? 8tenc for tl,c Engagement
""8the most treasured of all
fa Mc1, lnc,i(letHy. a gift which
ally submitted te the closest
gttUJy. The girl, however, whose
wnu'i'"" M,8 wonderful gem
aw ? Iifrai(1 te compare it with
"IlamnnJ ,nl.'P.nJat ",lm ".etilngs for this
4m...:'. "''' liave Hern fgnec
will rc-
Onticinns.
171G Chestnut Street, does net end
with the purchase of 'your glasses.
This is probably one 'of the many
reasons that this Arm has. such a
remarkable following of satisfied
patrons. Te many Philadelphians
the word "Opticians'" means "Wall
$ Qchs." Ne one,, no. matter what
his vocation in life, can afford te
neglect his eyes; it is my advice,
therefore, if your glasses are
troubling you in the slightest de
giee te go te Wull & Ochs imme
diately, where, en account of their
long experience,, you will receive
expert advice anil whole you will be
fitted with glasses which will give
you the greatest amount of com
fort and satisfaction.
?'In
uve hern Ptpeclallv
pVKRY one Is looking for ways '
- of saving these days nnd no one
can afford te overlook every pos
sible means of economy. Did you
knew thnt the finest suits nt Mac-1
Donald & Campbell, 1334-36 Chest
nut Street, nre very reasonably,
priced ? Men who have been in the
habit of having their clothing nincle,
te order find that they can save,
from -10 te 60 en these readv- I
te-wcar suits and still be quite as
well dressed as formerly. The
reason for this is that MncDennld
& Campbell's suits are made of the
best quality of materials the popu
lar tweeds, cheviets, finished .and
unfinished worsteds and the great
variety of nwrirln rIpb such a wlrle
Ffnp of Pflrrtlen that there Is llltle
difficult v in obtaining n suit whieli fltn
no well nH le pleasft the most fastidious
purchaser
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jJW is the time te send Gift Baskets of Fruit te our friends. Yeu will
tha srce1 w'lh nie wh" yu sce t Hollewclls' (Bread below Chestnut),
wler. 'f LUR 1,,ruit' nrtisticnllv urrnnged te acccntuate their beautiful
Wrfeei i, exlrcmely attractive variety of Baskets. Tiien there are the
Charmi i B0 clusters of Grapes from the famous Hothouses of Belgium.
'eS'i? y Puclci with a red ribbon tied te their stems, they are most
irk nf , eru te some ene te whom you wish te show some little
we. ? "I'lircciniinn. iiuf if i.m. ...lei. t.
'Du9ti?i!!PreS1,atie.n' Put lf you wish te give yours$lf a real treat,
KnVnL" ll9cieu3 red Strawberries this time in the ,year? The
KrKithia'leSJ0; AT,U HullewqUsMnmran.perfectjl.1
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QUALITY
VALUE
SERVICE
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
SHOPPINGS
HOURS
9 te 5:00 -; '
As Based Upen Present Costs, These January Values are the Most Attractive Ever Offered,
Thetiisainids of Wemei?s Dresses
In the , Sale, Including
few 'Spring Silk Frecks
Specially Priced, $35.00 te $65.00
Charming new Frecks of the softest taffeta and geed heavy Canten crepe
Frecks thnt tell of Spring in every line nnd detail, nnd, you'll knew nt n glance
that they are higher-priced Dresses nt January savings.
New Btrnigiit-Hne models, new panelcd styles; Dresses distinguished by wide
lace sleeves, or studded girdles. The model sketched has the new wide girdle
of cable cording and is trimmed with cord ornaments. Anether shows a distinctive
new bead treatment. Levely models, nil of them. Black and colors.
New Medels in Fine ) fei ii
Peiret Twill Dresses f PU.UU
Werth Much Morp Than This Sale Price
Circular skirt, tunic and' straight-line styles, in navy, brown and black, chiefly
biaided nnd with charming new sleeve effects. These are the best Dresses at the
price, obtainable in many seasons.
Wonderful Values in the .New
Weel Jersey Dresses in the Sale
$12,50 te $18.75
Panel and tunic models and the new Cape Dresses, braided and embroidered
tW-- Strawbrldse L Clothier Second Fleer, Market Street
Men and Yeung. Men Have Already
Saved Tens of Thousands of
Dollars in This CLOTHING SALE ,
The hundreds of men who come in te profit each day, note with pleasure that as
sortments show little evidences of such selling activity and present assortments for
selection are almost as extensive as en the first day of the Sale. Only a great stock, such
as we started with, could present an unbroken front after the selling activity resulting'"
from our marking
Hundreds of Suits at $23.50 te $46.50
Hundreds of Overcoats, $23.50 te $62.50
These prices represent average reductions of one-third from the regular prices
of garments selected from our stock and present wholesale prices for Clothing acquired
for this Sale by special purchase.
Overcoats at $28 ,50, .$28.50 and $32.50
of all-wool fabrics, in ulster, nlsterctte, Rag
lan and Chesterfield styles.
Overcoats of luxurious fabrics woven in
Ireland and Scotland new $5f.50 and
$62.50.
Londen - tailored (Jrirceuts lecently
landed arc in the Sale at $.',9.50.
Alce Worsted Suits, in new styles, new
fabrics and in all sizes and proportions
new $82.50 and $38.50.
fy S'rar ,.r 1Cf
Mhtei - end 1 loer Bant
An Exceptional Purchase
of 1000 Extra-size Silk &
Cotten Undergarments
Nainsoek Night Gowns $1,95 te $2.85
Nainsoek Envelope Vhemises $1.50 te $2.85
In amazing variety, from models edged with sturdy embroid
ery, te style after style elaborately trimmed with lace1 and
embroidery in unusually lovely effects. Twe models sketched.
A few of the Night Gowns are of pink batiste.
Nainsoek Corset Cevers, 95c and $1.50
Pink Crepe de Chine Night Gowns, Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises,
$6.95; Tailored' lailerea, or Lace-trimmed, $U.6e
Lace-trimmed,
styles at $8.50.
j Silk Bodices, $1.95 te $2.85
- -itiavbrldRe i C'etlil-r 'I lurj I lirnr Wst
Men's Suits Tailored
te Individual Measure
$43.50
Only 100 Suits se Hurry
A sudden cancellation by a western Custom Tailoring Heuse was responsible for our securing
some very fine woolen suitings at a great price concession, whuh enables us te make up 100 Suits at the
remarkably low price of $43.50. These woolens arc in the smartest nnd latest styles nnd patterns for
Winter and early Spring, 1922. Every detail of the work will ! executed by our own Custom Tailoring
Staff with whose skill you ait;, no doubt, familiar.
Just Enough Fabric for 100 Suits Sv Come Early
" - virawOrldge 6 ' ethl-r setei d Ploei East
Save en Oil and
Gas Heaters
At January Sale Prices
Oil Heaters, gallon size,
nickel-trimmed $7.15.
Oil Heaters, brass fount
$8.65.
Gas Heaters, reflector type,
with copper back $3.75.
White Enamelware in
the Sale, Half Price
Including Berlin Kettles,
Teakettles, Dish Pans, Sauce
Pans, Coffee nnd Teapots. .
Strawbrldie it Cletliler Ilasement
Corsets and Brassieres -At
Exceptional Savings
Just a few of the many remarkable values in Corsets and
Brassieres in the Sale. A model for every woman at an exceptional
saving; many lets at savings of one-third te one-half, some at less
than half price.
S. & C. Special
Corsets new 95c
Lew - bust and Elastic - top
Corsets in the most desirable
models. With long or medium'
hips, lightly or heavily boned.
W. B. Corsets
Reduced te $1.50
Designed for stout women of
average height. An excellent
model, of fine white ceutil, with
low bust, long hips and sub
stantial boning.
Pink Brocade Bandeau Brassieres, Unusual 38c
Embroidery-and-Satin Brassieres Reduced, $1.50
Bandeau Brassieres Reduced One-Third new 50c
Children's Cambric Underwaists, half price 25c
tr$y Strawbrldge t Cleftlcr Third Tloer, Market Street, Wtit
Sale of S
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Don't miss it it is one of the most important events of the
January Sale. Thousands of yards of new Silks bought advan
tageously, and Silks from our regular stocks reduced, cembine
te make this a Silk Sale of exceptional econemies:
The New Castle Print Cicpc de Chine $3.00 a yard
These' distinctive designs under price, also Crepe de Chine
printed in, exclusive patterns..
I W,l,n, r'rtvi.. t,.,-. e n-
itu.ty yuiiiun iicjut, OO.oe
Black .and Colored Clinten
Brocaded Sillcs $4 te $5
Brocaded Crepes and Satins.
Black, white, blue and taupe;
40 inches wide.
Chiffen Velvet new $5.95
Black and Colored Velvets;
40 inches wide.
Velveteen new $2.00 yd.
Fast pile and colors; 27
inches wide.
Brocaded Peplin $2.S5
Pennikes Brocaded Silk Pop Pep
lin, in navy blue, brown, black,
tan and gray; 40 inches wide.
Fine Charm ewe, new $2.85
Black and all geed dress and
sports shades; 40 inches wide.
Sports Satin", iO-in. $2.(15
White, flesh, navy blue", brown
and black.
Silk Taffeta new $2.00
Black, navy and brown. Ex
cellent quality.
no. in an unsuallv heaw
quality.1
Satin t)uchcss new $2.00
A favored black Satin; 35
inches wide.
1922 Foulards new $1.S5
A practically unlimited as
sortment of new 1922 patterns;
30 inches wide.
Satin-face Crepe, new $2.65
Tan, gray, taupe, marine,
Copenhagen blue, jade, henna,
brown, navy and black; 40
inches wide.
Shirting Silks new $2.00
Broadcloth. Radium, Crepe de
Chine and White Jersey. Widths
32 and 3G inches.
Ninghai Pongee, new $1.35
In the natural shade; 33
inches wide.
Women's Hudsen Seal and
Nearseal Coats at Great
Reductions in Prices
Seal is a queen amene furs, whether it is erenuine Alaska Seal.
I Hudsen Seal (dyed muskrat) or Nearseal (French-dyed ceney).
iney are all lovely, and when properly prepared and dyed, they
retain their loveliness, and wear beautifully, without that matted
or "spread" appearance that bespeaks iferier Quality. That is
why these Coats from our regular stc..r, selected by an expert
of many years' experience, are the best Coats for you te buy:
Untrimmed Hudsen Seal Coats $265.00 te $635.00
Fermer Prices t28.rt.00 te $750.00
Several models in 3G-inch te 45-inch lengths. Deep cellais
and turn-back cuffs.
Fine Hudsen Seal Wraps $395.00 te $650.00
Fermer Prices S,40.00 te $775.00
A fine asseitment of Wraps including Delmans wenderfullv
fashioned and se urtistically lined.
Trimmed Hudsen Seal Coats $335.00 te $635.00 '
Fermer Prices $395.00 te 3735.00
. Coats and Delmans, beautifully trimmed with natural bkunk,
natural squirrel, beaver, Kelinsky and mink. Lengths, 3G-inch te
4G-inch.
Finest Nearseal Coats new $100.00 te $300.00
Fermer Prices $115.00 te $335,00
Many with large cellar and cuffs of skunk. All desuable
lengths.
. r-V n- brldse & Clothier Second r.oer I'ubert tr(n'
Beautiful Display of
Many Desirable Silks en
a Special Aisle Table
$1.65
Canten-filled Black and
Colored Crepe dc Chine
$3.50
tij-. RtrawbrldK & ClethUr At.W 0. Centre
Clearance of Handkerchiefs
Reduced Mere Than One-third
New 8c te 35c each
Thousands of Handkerchiefs that became rumpled in the great
volume of Holiday selling, or were used as decorations, are new
sharply reduced, A wonderful, economy opportunity, te-morrow.
$$-".!"!$ Cethltrr-lfbr Ptre?t. Cre.a AUU
One Hundred of These Coats
$50.00
Deep Cellar and Cuffs of Nat
ural Opossum or Dyed Wolf
They are of Beliua, one of the most fashion
able materials; belted all around in the most
approved style; well lined throughout with geed,
sturdy silk Coats that you instinctively knew
would net be priced ordinarily at $50.00. Onb
ene hundred in this let net a large quantity,
considering the way we have been selling Cents
during this Sale. Early-comers will finfl a few
Coats with taupe-dyed nutria cellars.
Loese and Belted ) T9C ff
Seal Plush Coats ( O.ll
Closely resembling fur and made en the
simple, smart lines of fur Coots.
High-grade Coats $30
Plain-tailored Coats beautiful" tailoring and
fine finish throughout. Well-setting cellars thnt
can be worn high If desired. Silk-lincd.
Other Fine Coats $40.00
Seft, deep-Hlo wool fabric in blue, brown and black. Made
with attractive jesc panel back, frlnge-trinnrwd, threw cellar, with,
fringed ends.
Anether Let of These (tOjTk
Remarkably Geed Coats pU
it J3,VClZ1?0dy ,ik,es cm' Thcy nre of soft' lustrous wool, made
slightly fitted nnd trimmed with stitching; sillclined throughout.
Blue, brown nnd black.
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New Three-piece
Sports Costumes
Silk Frecks iv it It
Matching Wrap.
Skirts, Bleii.u
and Bright
Sweaters
Capes and Ceat
Levely Millinery
Footwear and All
Dress Accessories
300 Beys' Mackinaws
in the Sale Te-morrow
iniely addition te the man; Jnnuarv attractions in the
s clet'"nff Stere for tht Mackinaw is the most comfortable
end, therefore, the most favored v, nter outer garment for the
active boy.
Mackinaws for Beys of 8 te IS yrs., $10.75
Mackinaws for Beys of 14 te 16 yrs., $12.75
All are of nll-woel Blanket Cleth, well-made in belted styles,
v-ith convertible cellai and with roomy pockets.
Alse new a special purchase nf separate Knickcr Knickcr
heckers in desirabh fabrics, full-lined; si;cs 7 'e IS years,
te sell at $2.50 and S.7.2J.
Still geed cheesing among the Small Z?e .' Sample
Wash Suits at $2.95 and $3. :. Thcg arc in styles for
heys of ;! tfi S iears and are worth one-third te one-half
meie than these pricrs.
Strawlirlilse L gm.fr ii I'leci I'ii't tr-t f iM
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Umbrellas
$4.50 & $5.00
WOMI N'S Union (silk-an.l
cotton) Taffeta Umbrellas.
ps,
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short ferrule and white ti
with rings 54.50.
full-length bakehte hand
'MEN'S Satin Gleria Uni
umbrellas, plain and natural
weed handles, m hook and
cvoek styles $5.00.
ale 7 ftirk-l Srw
Men's Seft
Felt Hats
Lex Than (70 O E?
Half Price J.OD
Smart New Shapes
Advanced Spring Styled
Rich Satin Lining
Ml Wanted Celers
Hellj ly Nut Brown
Ulatk Emerald
Seal Brown
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Strawbridge & Clothier
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Mere Silk Over-Blouses
at Special Sale Prices
$5.75, $6.75, $7.50, $8.75
Mere of the wonderful values that had everybody talking laat
J'fh:, Cc,pe de Chln: n ravishing new shades, beaded and
h'SseVKa0110 aDd.Cant0n CrCPe !mblned
The identical models hnve been in stock during the season at
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