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; OUSTEDBY CLARKE
Wizard Pre Tern Dismisses Im
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Gimbel Brethers
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Helping en the Holidays by very decided sav
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Sports shoes are reasonably priceeV-as are
all shoes, as Gimbels.
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HENCHMAN NOW DICTATOR
Atlanta, On.. .Tunc 27. The ambi
tion of Edward Yeung Clarke te be the
undisputed dictator of the Knights of
the Ku Klux Klnn ban been realized, It
was learned here yesterday, an a con
sequence of Clarke's dlsmlwal of the
Imperial KllKrapp for secretary) of the
Invisible Empire. Txnilfl David Wade.
Ilavins forced the Imperial Wizard,
W, .1, Simmen, te take a Mx months
vacation, and limine nxMirerd the tltlps
Vice Wizard and Imperial Wizard pre
tern., Clarke removed the only ether ob
struction te bin desire for complete
autocratic power ever the masked em
pire when he pnshed Wade, who ha
been Kligrapp for three years, out of
the Imperial Palace en Pcachtree read.
Wade has been known as the closets
friend of Cel. Simmons at the palace.
Clarke gives economy as the reason
for flrlng Wade. The latter tells an
other story.
According te Wade, Clarke Is new net
only supreme In all matters of policy,
organization and management, but also
has managed te obtain complete control
of the Ku Klux finances by fretting up a
Finance Committee (which Wade jays
is known In the Imperial Palace as the
"wrecking crew") composed of men who
ewe their pebs te Clarke. According te
Wade, enen of the members of the com-
mlttee Is under bend. i
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Wade in a statement yesterday said
the committee includes one imperial ,
officer, net named; the Klan's chief,
bookkeeper, a youeng man named
1'urney. and Clarke's Chief of Staff, j
who. although net named in the state- ,
ment, Is understood te be Ptcd h.
Savage, former New Yerk cop and :
strikebreaking detective, whom Clarke
and Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler bro'"(ht te
Atlanta te organize a Kkin directive '
bureau last year and whom Clarke ap- i
pointed Chief of Operations, second in ,
command of the empire. .May 1.
Wade declares nle that Clarke and ;
Savage e manipulated the recent Ktr '
Klux Convention ami .finn of th"
Imperial Officers that Clarke is also hi
possession of power te discharge any
imperial officer lie dislikes.
Wade's statement wi.v that condi
tions in the Imperial Palace nre such
that It Is impossible for me te con
tinue en under the same and kc , .n-self-respect."
TEUTONS MAY BuiLD
UNDERSEA TUNNEL
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French Have Plan for Making Them !
Tell Under English Channel j
Paris. .Tune 2". (By A. P.) A
huge war reparations plan under which
the Germans would reconstruct France
and also build the Ions-planned tunnel .
under the English Channel Ims been
submitted by the Minister of Public
Works. M. Le Trecquer. te Premier ,
Poincare, who has laid it.keferc the'
French member of the Reparations
Commission. The plan Involves' the use
of German labor and materials te the
extent of twenty billions of francs.
..The newspapers assert that if ler--many
Is able te carry en the construc
tion of railways and telegraph lines atr
home she in nble te reconstruct th
war-tern areas In France.
HOLDING WARNS OfTerIL '
IN CONSTITUTION TINKERING
State Farms Instead of Jails Are!
Advocated Before State Bar
Bedford Springs, Pa., June 27. The
twenty-eighth annual meeting of the
Pennsylvania Par Association was
opened today with the address of the
president. Colonel A. M. Helding, of
West Chester, whose subject was
"Perils te Be Apprehended Frem Tink
ering With the Constitution "
The particular "peril" dwelt upon by
the speaker was the precedent set up by
the adoption and sustaining of the pro
hibition amendment. Te his mind,
without speaking of the merits of the
prevision of that amendment. Its en
graftment upon the Constitution was a
"danger signal which every intelligent
and patriotic citizen, and certainly
CTery lawyer, should eb'crvc."
Elimination of technicalities in crimi
nal trials and abolition of ceuntv jails
and establishment in their place of State
farms were recommended in a report
by the Committee en Criminal Law
The report also criticized newspapers
for publishing details of crimes, which
it declares 'in many intniices suggest
ideas for crime which find emulation
in many quarters after these detai's
arc published."
Men and women mere than seventy
years of age should net be called for
jury service, and a bill barring them
from the service has been drawn by the
committee which whs named last year
te make a survey of the jury svstem svstem svstem
througheut the State, which will he
presented at the next session of the
legislature
Tomorrow Ends the Sensational Sale of
Women's Coats, Wraps and Capes
at Half Price
Se exactly half-price that you make your own de
duction paying half the price the ticket reads.
The prices en all tickets are exactly the same as
they were Saturday exactly as they have been: right
along, except that any reduced prices remain "reduced,"
and you pay half of that !
There are """
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Sports, Travel and 'Dress styles.
Tweeds, veleurs, beliviasveldynes, silks.
Coats
Travel, Sports, Straight-line, Dressy. .
Tweeds, veleurs, tricptines, belivias, English
bearskin, silk.
Wraps
Everything.
Prices were $5 te
$100-Pay Half
Gimbtls, Salens of Dress, Third fleer.
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Misses' Dresses aDezen
Levely Holiday Medels
Sale-Grouped at
$ 1 9.75
Including the sweetest foulards
of the reason in the coolest, pret
tiest bisque with brown figurings,
brown and white, scarlet and white
slashed and ribbon-bound in a
toning color. ,
Drawn-work crepes de chine.
White crepes de chine galore.
Lace dresses for the H6tel
Dance I
And some of the sweetest Paris
hand-made gowns ever dreamed
out!
Celers? A rainbow!
and at $ 1 0
Flower-color organdies.
Flower-color linens.
Stunning check ginghams.
Foulard voiles.
Normandie voiles.
And a reel-ful of mussed and
handled organdies that were $15 te
$25 are new $10. Plenty of time
te freshen them up before the
Fourth!
Gtmbtls, Salens of Dress, Third fleer.
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Doings en the Olbrieus Fourth
-The High-Scheel Girl Wants
a New and Dressy Dress
Whether of shnet fine.
;French voile or . f shlrn!
'merteg crepe dehine.
French Voile
Dreises
at $13.75
Ceme.ln the prettiest
reproduction of the pepi
ular "hendkerchlef point"
model that wn n d.i.
adaptation at a big. blr
price. B
Every one of the'ie
"handkerchief imi....n
"fluttera In the Boardwalk
ereezei
Yellow, blue, peach,
gray, white or orchid.
Sires in the let 12 te 16.
The Favorite
All-White
Crepe de Chine '
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at $19.75
French Voile, Crepe de Chine,
313.75 $19.75
Has the satin-appliques that make it a nicture.
"Tubs" perfectly! 12- te 16-year sizes.
Olmbtls, ftclM of Hrt. Third fleer.
1 1cin I iivhiiiic Xriif c Nlriie
livii ijuauuuue wpwi w ivitt I.O
Tub-Skirts, Though of
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Glorious "Penikees
Rhapsede" Silk-
$8.90
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But Values
$12.75 te $15
One of the prettiest silks ever made for sports
wear and one of the prettiest pieces of luck that
ever happened right before a holiday!
Twe models one pleated; one plain. All-white.
Olmbcls, SnletM of Drii, Third fleer.
Four "Holiday Specials"
In Fine Voile Waists
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at $1.50
Twe Peter Pan styles no, one's really a Peggy model.
And two tuxedoes.
All four of fine French voile.
All four models in Summer's beloved all-white.
All four styles lace-trimmed mostly with exceptionally geed
Venise.
All have cool three-quarter sleeves.
All Sizes. Olmbtls, Salens et Dress, Third fleer.
A Special Purchase of
Twe Thousand Pairs of
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Women's
Spert
Oxfords
Seme With Rubber Seles, Others With
Drep Heels and Leather Seles
Gray Ooze With Patent Trimming
Smoked Herse With Saddle
White Buck With Black Saddle : Two-Tene Tan Calf
On Sale Tomorrow
at the Exceptionally tJJO OC
Lew Price of tp060
Gimbels, Shoe Stere, Second fleer.
Tomorrow
The Season's White Petticoat Sale
Tub-Silks at $1.95 and $2.95
hemmed and scalloped; sports styles; double panel.
Tub-Satins &t $2.95 and $3.95
scalloped sports styles. Deuble panel.
Splendid heavy grade of tub-satin.
Radiums at $5
with the prettiest pinked ruffle. Deuble
panel.
Sateen Sports Petticoats at $2
a particularly fine sateen. Deep hem.
Deuble panel.
Fine White Sateens Special at $1
splendid quality.
Extra-Size Petticoat Specials
at $1 and $1.50
Fineat white sateens that come.
Tailored model. Deuble panel.
GlmbcU, Second fleer.
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Bought in England Direct Frem the
, British Government
20,000 Yards of Heavy
Wall Canvas (or Burlap)
On sale tomorrow at less than it cost the British
Government te make it
at 39c a Yard
58 Inche Wide
All in the geed "natural color."
Fer wall-coverings, for fleer coverings, for lining sum
mer bungalows, for paneling, for mattress covers, for
table-covers, for portieres and endless ether uses.
A Londen Stere has alreitdy disposed of ever a
million yards ! aimtxif . cphtuttrr star, ntik fleer.
After-Dinner Tricks
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Ne. 109 Naming Selected Card
A pick e( canU in divided In halt.
The performer kcepn one-half und uskij
beme one te pull a card from the ether
half, leek at It and place It In the per
former's half. The performer Nhuflles
his carls, but upon gluncini; through
ttaa. Immediately dlwever.s the cheseii
card.
The pack wns previously sorted Inte
two heaps, one containing all the red
rards, the ether the black. Tim per
former kept the blacks and gave -the
gpectaterH the red. TIiuh he can ini ini
medlntely llnd the card placed In his
half of the pacl' On no account should
the audience W allowed te ere all the
faces of either half of the puck.
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Ferd Coune
IEaoellont conditien: trcitlitr tops demeunt
Tbla whMla. lr. Plrat :':.'. takce It.
moea meter ar nueacr
Women's Gleve-Silk
Stockings. $2.65
4. Usually $3.50
Gi jcls money-saving purchase from a standard maker. Beau
tiful drop-stitch weaves in brown, nude and silver. Alse plain
weaves with white, green or blue clocks. A rich, long-wearing
stocking. All strictly first quality.
$1.95 for Women's Full-Fashioned
Silk Stockings
made te Gimbels careful specifications a guarantee of quality.
Plenty of black and white.
$1.50 for Women's White Silk Stockings
With the Popular "Pyramid" Heel
Yes, the kind that wears se well! And pure white.
GlmtttU, rint fleer.
K8 Bathing Suits.
Specials ! s
Men's Weel Bathing Sutt Sizes 34 te 46.
California style in plain and trimmed suits.
Large assortment te select from. 0 AK
Beys One-Pieee ' AU-Weel' Suit With
skirt. Well made, nicely trimmed, fen QC
Ages 6 te 14 years. Special at. . . V''
Life Guard Bathing Suit for men and
boys. ' Complete with white all-worsted shirt,
navy blue (guaranteed color) wool flannel
pants and white web belt. t0 E
Special at OO.TO
Glmbtli. Fesrth fleer.
Just Imagine!
$3.75 for This 6-lb,
Electric Iren
Regularly $6.25
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Just one of the ma:" het-weather economies te be
found in Gimbels Heuse Furnishings Stere!
A new 1922 model ; full nickel plated with detachable
cord and plug. Frem the maker of the famous White
Cress electric appliances. Moreover, Gimbel-guaranteed !
GiralwU, Feurtk fleer.
Mall and Phene Orders Filled Same Dan Received
Shep-Peg Cern:$ at 2lfa
1000 cases of Lenex Brand Shee-Peg Cern, heat in can, season
and serve; case, dozen or -dozen lets, at 12Jc a can.
20c pack Canned Peas at 14c
Cases
$3.18
Buy Canned
Peas New!
Dezen Cans
$1.65
'fiWAthnuphtful housekeepers will buv new for next winter and
save money because drought has cut down the pack of peaa te little
ever a third of the normal output en the Eastern Shere (Maryland).
Limit two cases at tne aoeve prices.
Solid Meat Tomatoes
aimbel Justice Brand, red ripe,
Ne. 2 cans, lfle value; case, $.(
dozen, 1.J5, or 12c
Old Virginia Ham
Tedd's; the genuine kind; cut
from razor-back hogs and cured
fbr ?e.??r. ..'.' 55c
Preserving Sugar
Philadelphia refined, limit 25
lbs., If purchased with Cl.
ether groceries, at. lb u
Old Crep Coffee.
atmbela Quaker Blend, same as
served in our restaurant and tea
room; tee Yiuei lu". D" Alt
or 3-lb. lets, lb 6C
Evaporated Milk
.Sharptesi Aeem Brand, tall cans,
premium wrapper; dozen 1AM
canti. Sl.lti can 11 C
PhUadelphUHams
Inex, mtld flavor, sugar-cured,
fresh from the smokehouse, qq.
at. lb. JjC
St James Coffee
Philadelphia's foremost Coffee,
rch Coffee ; BOe value, at 1
3 lhs. for D 1
Victory Coffee
Fresh from the roaster, ia
special at I Iba. OC
English BVMkTatFfeT;
Cap e' Comfert Chop Fragrant
Black Tea, 5e value at t A t
lbs. for t,85, or lb 40C
Otatbels, Pure rt4 Stere. Cbettsat Slroet Anatx.
Subway Stere Sale of
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Dress Trunks
Steamer Trunks
Camp Trunks
$5.95
Variously Vulcanized Fiber canvas and metal-covered.
All-ever Basswood Bexes-come Banded slatted and with cowhide leather straps
all around.
Dress Trunks, 28 te 40 Inches $5.95
Steamer Trunks, 28 te 40 Inches $5.95
Camp Trunks, Regulation Size $5.95
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