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PHILA. WOMAN PREDICTS
MASSACRE IN PALESTINE
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Mrs. Lerimcr and Mr3. Dunning
te Talk te 46th Ward Ro Re
' publicans Thursday
Mrs. Mary Grrenvwah Says
Turks Will Wipe Out Jews
Vnless They Emigrate
Asserts Moslem Star Is in the
Ascendant Foresees Union ,
PLEASED BY REGISTRATION: With Russia
"Tim .Me.-Ipiiih nre reIiis; te keep tin'
I.cvnnt 11111I tln l-'reni'li nml HugU-di
"Tl.n "Weman Citizen Ilnr MMnj
In Politics." will !) thf tunic if illy ,
a,i.... ... M .I..- ..f i1 V. 1 f.kivth
Vnr.l brunch ..f the Ueimelicnn Women m"-v n" W1,11 reconcile themselves te it.
of Pennsylvniiiii ThurNliiy night at W 1 1 w Mnr of the Orclntnln In iiscemlniit." I
Seuth Fifty-first street. This 1m the opinion lireuislit bncU
Mrs. Rebert OnrFen. ' fwlnn from " lelK '""1,- 'rll' tbreutth the!
ten nvenup. wife of .MiiKlt-trsite I nr.en. . " '
chnlrmnn of the brnnch. h8 HPtit out n " by Mr. Mnry Hnllerk
tlrrlns npiipnl te women who stnnd for (.rc-m-wilt, iilnnlst of note nml one I
"civic righteousness" te ntteml the time o1eIm with th" l'liiliiilelhl;i Ur-j
meeting Tin- principal Ktiriikrrs of tlic cheMni. I
evening will be Mr, flcente Herncc Mr. Crccncwnlt wms born in l'.rnm- '
i Lerimcr, president of the Uepublicnn ilmiti neur Ueirnt in Syrin ; where her ;
Women of l'ennsylvnnln, mid Mr. father vn American e.mimiI. Her ,
Oeerge A. Dunning, clinlrmnn of the 1 mother tielnimcil te nn nld mid wealthy '
Organization Committee of the elnb. niilh.- family of the district. I
! Dunns her time in the l'nst, Mr. 1
The eafeterln plan was abandoned te- j f!remealt vl-lted Turkey. Krvhi,
dn.v bv the Republican women. ' parts ,,f tlie Soudan nml I'lilestine. Till
Several weelcx iiRii it who announced was tin- time when the TurkWi ntl.m-
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Hating elub'city, confermi te the figure.
Ne binding, no cramping. Meanuet
full tee, ginng the freedom required.
MADE IN
Flat Knit Spring Needle, Pine Wooli
mUcd with cotton. A Protection
Aflalnat Colds and Sudden CbltUn
of the Cedy.
Guaranteed NOT le Shrlnh
LIrUi. Medium and Winter WelctiU
Eight dualities
S1.75 te $5.50 per G&rmaal
t Ask Vout Dealer
Gtasfenbur Knitting Ce.
Olnstentmry, t'nnii., llept. 83
Sample Cuttings Frce
JOEL KAILY, DAVIS CO.
HOHEltT KEIS & CO.
Wlietennle Ilitrlbutnra
MUS. MAKY IIAM.OCK
(illKKXKWALT
that n cafeteria, similar te the one nlist movement v,a beqltinin te feel its
durinK the Hardlne campnlKti. would be ! ntreiiRth.
rendueted in the Crozer ntiU.llnp. The T , , Movnnent iajii
Idea wns te have speakers and slcners ... .. . . .. , 1
te inject enthuMa.xm into the Republican As te where the movement will end.
cau((p ! Mrs. (Jrcemnvalt lieltates te etpiesi an
'Owing te the fact that this election j opinion. She thinks it likely the
Is net n national one and that it leeks Ktirepeiu phn , . ..f the movement "111
like an m- victory f -. il- S-ate ticket. ''" wjie,, ,. l,,r have nc.iulre 1 ..,,,.
.1 1 .1... . i.,.i ... ..,.. ,1,.. det- pesMwini, ,f the -.traits nml that
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cuicu-ri.l f'in'ilin;; unui iui- ni.i.v i-i iiu - ,. . .: ,, t .. t ....t..,.
cpciun;; 11 tit t
If the .lews and the Jewish government
insist en remaininc 1 am afraid It will
wean a massacre.
RADIO FIRM IN, COURT j
Newark. Oct. 10. -- On allrcntietis
ilittt the International Uadie Corpora Cerpera
1 Ien. of Neuurk, was ltiehent and had
ciiinliii'ieil a steck-sclluiK campaign In
wliii'li persons Invested then- money en
premises that were net fiillllled. .Iud(!e
teniay
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flci. 1 MiiiiDia. or in .trica tnnn ine .-vmiuhu. vmih-ii persons luvesicd meir money e
AIr I erimer who announced the1 Although there is much talk in the .n.imises that were net fiillllled. .Iud!
?"," hat'l r 'ch 1 X;iv'n;,;,,:w1,, leeks toward a ederat nn , ,,, Hamwl ,. 1Cevs.er temperar
pled with ilndius n new headquarters. hO,0"''' 1 ' ' ,1 ,1, n ' 'fl i, ' rfl'''lvpr-
:,'rSWnf HwB i,h pssrt7X''Y" r- - - - :
ireet ipns upuumt i., Kin(, nf 0se,10t,imin. with uliofe I
.... ...'family and nsnintis Mrs. drecne- I Special Today
rtt. . . . . ... . . .... i.wiwe IUM1 Jlstm-illim .'ii-.
1 no women, wne werKe.i inicnnsnisLv ,f , , eonversntlens.
for a Inrp" rcsistrat en last Saturday. - ..ressll)lv .. hl, sn,i. "Uussln
were uei tfiire.i witn lae .own 01 apprex- ,)( ,,,,,,..,, in ,llU nPW iPil(rll(,
iiiiuifi.v inen,
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have In"'!! well aware for many ...... ,?. n ,. i,r,t ,,,.,1. the f)c
. 1 , t.n. . ' ii'i" in 111 ,,i tiiiiiuiiii'-i '-
Trnrs of the Indifference of .1 large mini- i,i,i
ber of men voters," -mid Mrs. Puntiin
"Fer tlrit reasnn I knew there would he
thousands of diffident women voters
vlien suffr.ute was ernnte;! us. Satur
day's resi iratien was a splendid in
dication that tli- n-imher of timid women
rotors is decreasing rapidly and tint we
are neccmplishlrig. much in our nTurfs
te cIkiu the W'lllien tile iiupurtnn -e of
the part they play ii S'ate ;ee'iinieiitul
affair.'."
Mrs. Cireenewnlt does net conceal cer
tain pre-Turkish Hviiinnthles. She "-;vs
earnestly that the Turks. jiartienlnr! 'n
tie present movement, have heeti mis
represented te the Western vverM. This
"preiiuutinda of calumny'' has lieeu te
some extent rcsponi-lhle for the inns
sneres ; though the massacres have net
been one tenth ns horrible as the n -le'llils
uenhl show, she asserts.
Special Today
Fresh Cut
Reses
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PINCHOT DECLARES FOR
Ilarsli Werth for HrltWi
"Moreover." t-lie continued, "netliing
has been sj( ,,f the relentless per.seeti
BEST SCHOOLS POSSIBLE1 U"n i "''.""'.'-" mh.i.t nrin-i, ami
ui lrinch dominatien: nor of the aitlta-
,.,,,. , . ,. .,,. ,, . tnns resulting In massacres that have
Will Act. He S.-.ys. When He Gets b,,m dellherately fomented at Wcstmin Wcstmin
Reperts Frem Experts tpr and 1'nris.
C.ifferd I'ilielief. Tten.ihlienn nominee .. It 110 neen tne peney eil-r 'Ilea ami
Fer t.overner.
and Kittainiiiu
nnia.
Ill III- speech at I'llll.Xsutawiley last
Everything in Flowers
Open Evc-n.nsi
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212EtitClmrd Atc
13 S. 60th St.
133 S. 52d St.
in Wi-stern l'ennsyl-
Itritish alike te maintain their dominion
in the Knst by nlnylng the Orientals
ns.iiiist one another. New it w- .1-1
reem that turn ah nit has come and Hint
ill in 4 .speech at l'llli.xsutawiiev list .. , , .. ... , .
nljjht. Mr. I'imhet (ln.-liir.Ml he is for Mustafa Kenial Pa-ha h.js bee-, plain
the best school, possible in Rennsv 1- I Vn'"''' 'tflTL lt!'itn'"' , ,, ,,
,.,,!- i Ihe underlying cntiM' of the nnn-Mes-."".'"
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Mr. I'l'iclie' will await, lie
report of the committee of
. ..i.i .1.. . e-uj nie,-uie:u . .in.. ireenevv an
ner ts elated, has been econemis persecution
Then he will have the best possible In- , ,u , , I B, l , W " I '
fennath.il en elucatle,, in rennsjlvnula , ' " . - . ' e, I ,, , A '' "Vi"'
nt.d will l, In n ,,nKifi., ,e wert.- fro- ,1, .'""""n- tll0 ll,1V" "'V'1' ".' peer t.-l-
, ......ii.i I.....I,. i""! i"fi i"'r i-i-iii ei meir enrniu:-'
I nev nave made experts pra.-ticully im-
best possible s-lioels.
In vl-it.ug towns in ,I,-(T-ren and '
Clarien Counties yesterday the He;nib
llcnn irndi'lare passed ever sicny of the
worst reads in the State.
Accerdmcly. In his speeches ar the
possible. Nothing gees out of the ceun
try cM-i'pt some silk and ligs and a few
ether fruits. Thev are willing te srli
the Egyptians anything from aluminum
Clarien and -IctTersen County towns he ' '" '" ""'"s"ipm.s. t net te b ,j
,,. ... f i . , ii. ileal uieui.
fpeke in f.-ne:- of better read. He
premised i.i-asures also against stream
pollution.
McSPARRAN TELLS HIS
EDUCATION POLICIES
In Speeches R2new3 His Attacks en
Overdue Appropriations
The Ilcmeeratie Stare can-! Ida t
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Jew
"The
rstlne.
'Ml ner
Are Taxed
Heavily
in me situation is true in Pal
There the (ieveruiii'Mit exac's
cent of the earnliu's .f the
I might siiv . tee. V.-i-h
as anywhere m the
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"Seiner or Inter the Jews must give
up rale-tine, Tin. great Me:eni pepu-
i hitien ,,f tl,-
I te -iihm.t t
iii-'fv is iletcn.iitie 1 nor
Angle-Jewish government.
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October
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8 A.M.
30 P. M.
Fall Frecks
for Misses
N ALLURINGLY BEAUTIFUL AS
SORTMENT FROM WHICH IT
WILL BE A REAL JOY TO
CHOOSE, YOU'LL FIND DIS
PLAYED BY IHE HOUSE OF
Oppenheim, Cellins & Ce.
SHEER PRETTY
FROCKS ARE HERE
FOR JOYFUL PROMS.
FROCKS OF DIGNITY
FOR THE AUTUMN
TEA - DANCES AND
TRIM BRISK LITTLE
FROCKS FOR THE
CLASSROOM.
EACH MODEL REP
RESENTS IN EVERY
DETAIL ALL THAT
IS OF THE NEW
MODE.
15.00 te 98.00
Hyacinth, Tulip. Narcissus
bulha; Palms, Ferns, Rubber
Plants.
Pep Cern and Peppers.
Jeadcd bv .loin, A. MeSparran. i.re T ,.' 7 Zr'Zm . IlXe " "''ll .' CATAL raM I
:eurlng Mereer and Venango Ceunn-s ,,1,1 ,! . ! " 0 ' ;,;' , More Het. .an .. M. Dally I
f:f;:l;t!r,!" :vVr:;v;..,-ruMn;,;:r sis-sie market st. k
Jft
UPPERS'
cJirwrtcaA- Jarvmeit SpeciaUitC-
OM.tSLUNS &.
Chestnut and 12th Sts.
ire
the D.'iuiicrntic candidate for liov.riier
conferred wirh David Lawrence nn-i
Colonel .lame, .M. tJuffej. who are
Tirnmlnen: In Democratic polities m the
State.
Mr. MeSparran made his i-nti'-i-'Gi
speeches yesterduj at New Cn-t!.- .11.
Sliiin 11. and 1,1, attack was i-enreii-l
overdue niipropnntieiis te schools and
kindred in itlriitiens.
POLICEMEN SEEK WAY
TO INCREASE DEATH FUND
$
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Beneficial Association Will Held Its
Annual Meeting Today
The Policemen's l',-neticiar A-v n n
tlen l almost .-sls.iuiu le'nn.i in i's
payment of death heiieiits ,-,n.i a plnti '
overcome this will b piesented by As
nlHtutir Ilire.-ter of public Safet.v T- ..-
pest nt the i-i -i-tiug of the ei-ganiz.i'
today.
Tempest will suggest that n '-X
equivalent te one per cent of tie- ,v t. .
salary ..f end, inembi-v he levi,-, ''
tax. which would be voluntary, is t.. ' ,
paid in monthly installments. I". t n
patrolman, the amount would be l.."ij
n month or ?1S a year. The -1-aMi
benefit paid by the fi.vi intieu te ti
families of its member.- amounts t. aisi t
$1'000.
SCH00LJ0B FOR BAUDER
Appointment as Vocational Direc
tor te Be Ratified Today
Appointment of Ch.irle- F. Hnnder
s director of Micatienal education of
the public s bee system will be r:i'H: .
this, afternoon i,v tl,,. Ij,,ard of lvluea lvluea
tleij at Its legular meiithly meeting.
The appointment of many 'grade ami ,
ipecial teachers aim will be ratilied.
The ipiestien of the "appropriation of
$4800 a year toward the expenses of
conducting the i.lliett Ileiu-e nt lL'I'.
Wallace street was discussed yesterdnj
by the FUiance Committee. It was
decided an the house is used as a
parental choel for boys en commit
ment aw habitual truants by thu Mu
nicipal Court that If the State school
nv allowed such an apprepriatl m it
heuld be given. ,
LUTHERANS TO MEET
Clergy and Laity Will Held Heart
1 te-Heart Talks
Clergy end laity of the Lutheran
- Church will tell what iliey think of each '
ether nt n dinner of the Lutheran Secial '
Union this evening ut the Downtown '
Club In the Iiullltt liuildiug, 111 Seuth :
fourth street . .
The Itev. Dr. .1. Henry Harms, pns pns
ter of the Church of the Hely Ceniniu-
mUii ,,-ltl uTimil en the finite !? I I
Were a Lnyiunn," and K. Clarence
Miller will fellow with n talk en "If I
-Were a Clergyman."
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rolls, a bench and cabinet thrown in?
A well-made Player-Piane, if carefully handled, will last from 25 te 35
years and be a constant source of pleasure and entertainment te its owners.
The Cunningham Player-Piane is manufactured with the celebrated REO
STYLE patents, owned and controlled exclusively by us, in our modern, well
equipped factory. Se perfect in construction is this instrument that a child can
play with all the expression of the master composer himself.
Every Player-Piane we manufacture has a double valve action and metal
tubing. De net let anybody talk you into buying an instrument with a single valve
action, as it has net the power or endurance if it had, why should we spend twice
us much money in developing a double valve action?
The very fact that for ever a quarter of a century we have been offering
510.000.00 for a better piano than the MATCHLESS CUNNINGHAM should lie
sufficient proof of its quality!
All our instruments are priced from 20 te 30 per cent, lower than any dealer
anywhere (whether large or small) can ulferd te sell. Terms arranged te suit the
purchaser.
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Wednesday's Features in the
tower-Price Basement Sale
Here nre many mere wonderful valuc3 for te-morrow In the great Basement Sale.
The larger opening day features are again advertised te-day. In addition, many
ether first-day groups arc in sufficient quantities for Wednesday.
These who could net come te-day will surely want te share in the remarkable
economies te-morrow. But come early for best choice.
Hundreds of Women's and Misses'
New Dresses Under Usual
Wholesale Price
$9.85
Sale Began With
Eighty Styles, Nine
Materials, All Sizes,
14 te 52Vi
These who could net ceme
when the Snle opened will
surely want te be here early
te-morrow. There is still a
plentiful selection 1800
Dresses wero here te start
with.
Such extraordinary values 1
Of Canten crepe, satin
faced Canten, Pelrct twill,
Reshanarn crepe, worsted
jersey, crepe de chine, char char
meuse, tricelette and trlce-
tine. In navy blue, black, brown, tan, cocoa nnd gray, and in every conceivable new style. Tell your
friends about this events plenty of Dresses for all $9.85.
S& - RtravTbrldde A Clothier Lewer-Trie lUsement Ster
Worsted
Jersey Suits
Clese te Half Price
$10
Man-tailored Suits of exceptionally
line wool jersey, in eight wanted heath
er mixtures.
Bought at an extraordinary price
concession that enables us te offer
thorn in the Sale at about one-half
their regular price. An opportunity
net te be overlooked te-morrow. Sizes
36 te 46.
Sy-y Straivtirldirc A riettiler
Xorver-rrlce llnseinent Stere
Sale of Misses
Juniors Coats
issesf and $00 CH
ats, Special p6qDJ
Wonderful models of Belivia, velour and sports mixtures, in
brown, reindeer, navy blue, Sorrento blue. Many with fur cellars,
some with fur cuffs nlse. Sizes 14, 16, 18, 13 and 15 years.
S- - Straw-bridge tc Clothier Iiwer-Prlcc llaaemcnt Stere
New Autumn Hats
At Savings of One-third
$2.95 - $3.50
At $2.95 you may select from large
and medium shapes in black and colors,
prettily trimmed with bow and velvet
lowers,
At $3.50, there arc four models of tai
lored felt Hats, trimmed with quills,
velvet and metal drapes or velvet bow
and cheu effects. Special value for
te-morrow.
?-- Strawhrldge ft Clottilnr-Lewer-Price
llaaement Stere
Anether Greup of Women's
Lew Shoes at $1.95
Once mere the Shee section brings forth a wonderful group of
Shoes nt a remarkable saving.
Fer women and girls, sizes 2 te Vh. Oxfords of black and
brown kid. Strap Pumps of patent leather and black or brown
calf. Military nnd low heels. All nt one low price $1.95.
r--y Ntmwbrldzc & Clothier I.ower-1'rl.-e Ilnnvment Stere
Fur Chokers
Special Prices
100 AMERICAN OPOSSUM
CHOKERS, dyed a baum Je
marten shade, unusual.... 50
25 BLACK FRENCH CONEY
CHOKERS, extra (fin he
large, extraordinary. . 5 1 4 O
25 PATAGONIAN FOX
CHOKERS, away fr-t rt rrfT
under price DJLfO
10 BEAUTIFUL PLATINUM
WOLF CHOKERS, fri JT AA
exceptional DADUU
Tewer-Irlce Ilurcment Stere
1200 Corsets
, Half Price
DISCONTINUED STLYES OF
AMERICAN LADY MAKE
S1.50 and $2.50
600 low-bust Corsets with lone
hips, lightly boned. Of a fine qual
ity pink brocade, with clastic at
top $1.50.
600 Corsets for stout figures.
Lew bust, long hips, well boned
throughout. Of pink brocade,
extra value at $2,501
Lower-Trlce naiement Stere
Underwear for
Children, 35c
WORTH NEARLY ONE
HALF MORE
White ribbed cotton Vests and
Pantalets fleeced for added soft
ness and warmth 35c each, or 3
for $1.00.
Girls' Fleeced Cotten Union
Suits. Sizes 2 te 12 75c.
Lewer-Price llaiemeat Ster
Women's Muslin
Underwear
HALF PRICE
AND LESS
Night Gowns and Bloemors in
regular and extra sizes. Step-ini
and Chemises in regular sizes. Of
fine lingerie cloth, very well made
45c each.
Tm-er-1'rlce Basement Stere
45c
1000 Women's
Union Suits
75c
Seconds. Regular and extra
sizes, of light-weight ribbed cot
ton; low neck, sleeveless, either
ankle or knee length. Buy n
winter's supply at a saving of
ever one-third 75c.
.Strntirlde & Clothier
Iiwer-l'ilce Ilnenitnt Ster
Sweater Sets
Under Price
$3.50
A sports outfit every woman
needs for colder weather. Con
sists of slip-en Sweater of brushed
wool, round Tarn te match. In
brown-and-Cepenhagon blue, buff
nntl'bluc, brewn-and-bufT, Copen-hagen-nnd-buff
combinations.
Iiwer.ri-U-e llua.iuent Htern
Sale of Girls' Serge, Velvet
and Weel Crepe Dresses
at $6.95
B e fm
I J II l "
Chiefly Manufacturer's Samples
at a Very Pronounced Saving
Remarkably attractive and well mad
little Dresses, in navy blue, rose, tan,
Copenhagen blue, brown, bronze and
green, embroidered or leather-trimmed,
Chiefly 10-year size, though all sixes, 7
t" 14, arc in the let $0.95,
Girls' Velour Coats ) M 1 7
Away Under Price S ? u
Embroidered or plain-tailored models
the majority with fur cellnrs, seme with
fur cuffs as well. Flare-back or belted.
Sizes 10 te 14 years $11.75.
titr.iwt,r.)iie A. Clothier -Iiwerl'rlre Daeement Ster'
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