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HUGHES ARRANGES
PS CONFERENCE
five Central American Coun
tries Invited te Washington
in December
SET EXAMPLE FOR WORLD
WnsliltiEfen, Oct. 24. Scerctnry
ffulirs tins ksiidl fermnl Invita
tions te the five Central Ani'Ticnti
republic, for n limitation of nrnmmr-iitH
cenfi'iencp te meet In iisliiiipten iw
comber 4, the Depnrtmetit of State an
i , mireil last night. The conference will
uiu. ttnlcp net only te "het an I'xnmple
te th world, ami above oil te the powers
of thi i hemisphere," In the mutter of
curtiil-InB annaiiipnt". but will seek te
re rnferrn l!" Trenllrs of I'l-aiv ami
Friptiil-hip of 1!H)7. and te set up a tri
bunal f r adjudication of conlrevcrnlul
qui'ti"-'.. , , ,
Invitations te the fMiiferenre have
been -cat te the 1i-esi!iit nf (luate
ninln. f'alimlur, Xlinrnuui. Ifenrlurnt
And Otita Itlffi threiich Aini'ilcm liga liga
teons in the capitals hi Iline ii'imlillcs.
In neennlnnce with illnlm ri'le pro
cedure in Mich twitters it is In b Liken
for arntiteil Infnimiil nc-rptanres already
Lave been Riven.
A successful nntcenic of th" nsli nsli
inrten Ceiiteirncc would have an impor imper
tnnt bcnrlui: en the llialtntien of arma
ments discussion at the llfth Pan Pan
Aiueriean (enference te be held at
fiantlnse, Chile. Mnreli, 11)2:1. Ucvtrlc
tinn of the invitntien'i te the CVntrnl
American states wu theimht te have
been die nted huH.v by the conditions
new existent with in-pu-t te tiie dis
cussion of the nrmiinieiit.s question by
nil the republics of the Western lleini
.pi. ere.
Reduction of mllltnrv expenditures
lin- been su-jsesleil lij Chile lis one of
the seibjeets for ilhcif-'den ill the meet
ing but vmie of the Atneiiem u-publii
which are members of the I.i'.mui' of
Nations and hail delegates at the (ienev.i
ceiifcrenre dcirid te nwult net inn
there en ilKurinniucnt befet, expreisiin;
tlicm-elvex further en the iiuestilm. The
lentathe pinKtiim of the Santiage Con Cen Con
gres was si'iit te eaeh of the American
(imerniiiPiils muiip months nse, but the
lenlici of many have net jet been re
ci'ied, and en that account it is he he
UeM'd that a special meeting of the
be.ird of governors of the I'.m-Anierican
1'niim -vw ill have te be held or that the
question of the prejaam will have te
i;e mer te the regular December l.ieet
Iiir. The present call is expected te be
nnetlnr landmirk In the formulation
b Sicietarj HukIic.s of I'lclilcnt Uuril
lng'h I.atin-American policy.
MASONS' SHORE TEMPLE
Ledge Members Would Raise $300,
000 for Project
tlantir City. Oct. 21. Ilcert
Aln-inis aie te hae a new teiuple at a
cost of .:!()() (Mill. The l'rst dpfinlte
step- were taken when uliices were
opined till- morning. A drive for the
fit' ds will be nir.ile union;; the membirs
of the frntcrnlh einlv in December.
Kaeh Mibserilier will be given a nun
linen n bearins bend. At the death
of t''e In 'di r the amount of the Mib
Heiliiliiui will be paid te his estate. A
tract hii tilicuth been mm u red at a
pest of .:0.()l!l jii Ilaitferd and Vent
nor inenm-s, directly opposite the Cilv
I'.irlt. (iietinil will be broken as meti
is t''e net e-s.irj funds have been sub
n'tlhed and it is hoped te Iiiim- the
upw temple i mupleteil within a jour.
SIX HURT IN CAR CRASH
Trenten Trelley Collision Due te
Misjudging Distance
Trenten, lit, 21. When u nr of
tlu l''inslnuiii-ev,' .Icr-"v Railway
C f"iiij and one of the Tintnn and
1 i t'euntv Ttactliin Corpeiatiott
i'1 ah 1 .r West State -and Calhoun
Mlei'ti, List ii!-ht M ptrsilis were In
jiiu'd mill the tvellejs il.iinau'eil.
Authorities dechire tliai fieerje
Mane, tins city, operator of the I'enn-iWwini.i-.Ww
,ler-e trellej, said he
fiiMiiil.'ed the distiinie whn h no ne
tn eil tl'e etlier en i ( res.-lnj the street.
The iiijuieil are: Laura lleffnun,
Puipaek. .. ,7 ; Cladjs Heed. Jehn
lieiiliiiist.nie .mil .Mis. .luhil ltoollier lteollier ltoellier
Btiuie. nil if Meirisvil'e, I'n , Jllt,
Smith nnil .Mrs. Iludd, Trenten.
THREATEN TO DEPORT
MISS DUNCAN JO RUSSIA
Government Officials Shocked en
Learning Dancer's Attitude
Washington, Oct. 21. Three Oov Oev
ernnipnt departments ordered completed
repot tH c8tcrduy en Isadora Duncan's
nllcRed llelshevik deelnratlens before n
lloslen ntidlenee Sunday.
Officials tald that while they were
shocked at the eccentric dancer's re
ported emission of went ins apparel,
they hnd no supervision ever It. lint
If slip Is spreading Itt-il propaganda, as
alleged, she will find herself at Kills
Inland en her wnv te a permanent .so
journ In Uttssla, 11 was stated en hiidi
authority.
'J he Depaittnents of Laber, .lust lee
and State initiated Inquiries the first
thing iesteidnv when thev bad been
advised that .Miss Diiuenu divested her
self of her sole srarment. a red iah.
and waving It iibee1ier head shouted,
"I urn a Hed."
ISilKlMiiS,!
ZP.d. and Chestnut Sireets
MOVES TO BAR KLAN
Proposed Day State Bill Describes
Order as Public Menace
ItoMeti, Oct. 24. Mnthcw W.. llul llul
leck. Ncjjre Kepubllcnn candidate for
the Massachusetts Heuse of Represent
atlves, filed with the clerk of the Heuse
jesterday n bill te prohibit the orRnnl erRnnl
7a Hen of the Ku Klux Klnn In this
State.
, The Klnn would be designated as "n
mennce te the public peace."
The penalty for aiding, encouraging,
organizing or auillutlng with the or
ganization would be n MOO fine or im
prisonment, or both.
TO NAB AUTO FLIRT8
Hivtillni. Ph.. Oct. 21. Mnver Stntlf-
fer estcrdny enve orders te the pelice1
te arrest at signt nutetsts wue cruise
the streets nt night, tilcklng up girls
and taking them te back streets or suburbs,
MR. ADVERTISING MAN!
DOEB THIS INTEREST YOBI
I nm n j'i'ing wotnen, nt iirtsiTit empIdTP'l
n frretnrr te an rjoetitltn. It In mr
ninMtten te eMnln position eiTerlnit Bfi-ntfr
orrettunltli'n, 1iitc runiiennntlnn will t,e
IiimpiI m rtevin Hertli ami nt'llttv. I w
l""klti!t for miii'Ii n pimltlen In n iiilnrtl'tnit
aKPiicy or ailvcrtlnlni ilcpnrtmint of n con
phi, i:xperlinrPi f' jpuri In rdnrntlennl
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TODAY'S SPECIAL
$1.25 DINNER
PERVED FROM 0 TO 8 V M.
ii(t Cocktail, .Snlentil
Dlur 'uiiiM or Lllllr .Vrrfc rtamj
C'eiiTOimiifl A. It. C or
Cicam of I.e. luce
Sen Tieut flaute Mcuntrr
IJakirt Yerk llntn Madrira
Heast J'llmc lllbi lietf an Jus
Creamed 'iti Npinnch and
Vu utnei I'anllllr
Queen 1'iuhtlnr J'tuit Snuca
Jleme-Miulu I'ici or Ice Cream
Ceflcc
Het Mttcnheuir llelh eii.t Jlulfrr
Alie Platter r.nit ft It Carte Sarvicn
The Tlorr.ey I'lve pity ihirlnx Luncheon,
uinncr nnil supper
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Fletcher FiMt Arrival
j1 New Paper Shell Almonds
42c lb. 5 lbs., $2.00
The fancy California Paper Shell Almonds
are here, just in time for Hallewe'en.
Hallewe'en Reminders
Malaga Tabic Raisins . t . . . pound, 50c, 60c, 65c
Sweet Country Cider, Gallen 50c
New Smyrna Pulled Figs, Bexes $3.00
Fancy Asserted Nuts 50c lb., 5 lbs., $2.25
DoJ'cieus Peanut Brittle 30c lb., 2 lbs., 50c
Chocolate Mint Patties 45c lb.
18th & Chestnut Sts. Jack Herner
12th & Market Sts. u n n i
5600 Gcrmintewn Ave. Hallewe en Cakes
Atlantic City, N. J. $1-00 & $2-
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Special for
Tomorrow
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SUk Hosiery
in Black
and Celers
Qmerica2 Jeratncrit epeciauAt"
OPPENHElM.CLUWS&g
Chestnut and 12th Sts.
Extraordinary Sale Tomorrow, Wednesday, of
1,500 Pairs Women's
"Roselle" Silk Hosiery
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Sold heretofore at $1.95
i'VERY pair full fashioned, of the finest
thread silk with lisle garter top, soles,
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nceis anu luc; in u.iitrv, tiiiiiii uiuwn,
nude, fawn, gun metal, mandelay and tiffin.
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Inaugurated the One-Price S)stcm in 1881
C. J. Heppe & Sen Central Stere 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street Uptown Stere N. W. Cor. 6th & Thompson Sts. i
In the piano field-
THE
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PIANOLA-PIANO
offers the ultimate in every
possibility of Piane-Music
As a reproducing instrument, the DUO-ART Pianola-Piane
affords the only means of hearing at any time the playing oil
tlie world's greatest pianists.
As a player-piano it embodies the Pianola featuresthe
most perfect of all "player" mechanisms.
As a piano it offers all the tone
values assured by the famous
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Jiuiftua in vnii-ii it ie wtiiit. Ji4wftW5
The DUO -ART reproducing MWm.
mechanism is te be had only in six fegils?;
renowned pianes: The Steinway,.?
vveuer, eieeu, vv nuuiuuu, etruuu
and Aeolian, all of which we sell.
Prices, $695 up
Rental-Payment Plan, if desired.
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Heppe's it's a real
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As we sell only the Victrela, you
cannot buy an inferior instrument here.
We sell the Victrela because we knew
it will bring te you as no ether talking
machine can the music-pleasure which
you desire.
Yeu cheese here from every type
of instrument built by The Victer
Talking Machine Company and like
wise from the complete catalogue of
Victer Records. Order your Christmas
Victrela NOW at Heppe's.
Prices $25 up en our Rental-Payment Plan
Suits as Trimmed or as
Tailored as One Fancies
Which means there's the smartest of strictly Tnilered Suits
for the woman of conservative taste, and Fur-trimmed Suit3, with
novel pockets and sleeves, for these te whom a less severe mode is
mere becoming.
Women's Fur-trimmed Suits $15 te $97.50
Including the model sketched, of Melrose m'xtures in jrrays,
blues, browns and nipt .shades, with deep fur cellar te be worn in
choker effect as shown, or open. Nete the distinctive sleeves and
the side-straps. ?u.r).00. Other models, with cellars of raccoon,
opossum, fox and beaver, are of Selkirk tweeds and Sennetta cloth
in tans and blues.
Dressy Suits Are $40.00 te $67.50
Suits smart enough te wear en any semi-formal occasion.
Fashioned of fine tricetine, twill, duvet de laine and marleen.
Chiefly in black, navy blue, browns and rrrnys. Suits that show
the hand of the smart designer and the skilful tailor. Coats are
variously belted, beltlcs or bloused, some slifjhtly flaring from the
shoulders. Many arc trimmed with folds and straps or handsomely
fur-cellared. Others of tailored simplicity, as the model sketched
en the standing fifiure, nt 5G2.50.
g- Strwbrldee & Cleth!" ?nnil Fleer, Cent
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Men's New Overcoats
Thousands of Them
$27.50 te $75.00
Fer many weeks our Overcoat stocks have been ready net
alone in comprehensiveness nnd completeness of selection in fabric,
styles and sizes but also ready with many of th se special-value
groups which have been instrumental in making this Philadelphia's
greatest Clothing Stere for men.
Your Ceat is here, at a price te suit either in our regular
stock or in tne of these unusual value groups
Smart Winter Overcoats at the
Remarkably Lew Price of $27.50
Yeu can cheese a gieat, heavy Ulster, or a smart Ulsterette,
the popular club style, or a dressy Chest crfie-'d OM-rceat, from a
collection of unusual breadth in the matter of fab ks, pat tenia
and sizes. We need hardly add that at this price any Overcoat
in the let is a matchless value.
A Greup of Our Exclusive
Wickham Overcoats at $35.00
Cembin'ng all that d'stinctien of stylp, richness of fnbtic and
care of tailoring which men who knew geed Clothing have learned
te associate with the Wickham name.
Handsome Overcoats that
Came en the Londen Beat, $48.00
They ni rived s no time before the new tar'T "thedule and,
therefore, are marked at an attractive, low pi -i-. P.eul Scotch
fleeces in styles it man might designate as "dn s "
Real English Tep Coats of
Real Scotch Tweeds, $35.00
Your cheice of Londen styles, with set-in sheuMer or Raglan
sleeves many in herringbone patterns. Unusual value, of course
Seme Excellent Tep Coats, $25.00
These Tep Coats which include many styK of Kr.itex fabrics
ire hurrying out rapidly, for the styles appeal te men and young
mm, and the price is notably low.
Wickham Suits, with Extra
Trousers, at $34.50
Here's ti rnre opportunity. Suits with all the t !e nnd high
quality of fabiic and tailoring associated with the Wickham name
nnd with the extra-wear feature of an extra pair of trousers.
Other Suits With Extra Trousers
Special at $29.50
Hunilsome Suits including many new stripes -of solid cassi cassi
mcre and worsted fabrics.
?V StranbtldBe A Clothier ht--.niJ Tloer. I't
Rugs Much Under '
Regular Prices New
Tills $800,000 Sulc of Fleer Coverings Is your opportunity t
eave. And increasing wholesale prices make the savinjra in this
Sale even mere important than before.
SUPERFINE WILTON RUGS
Size 0x9 feet 567.60
8.3x10.0 $02.50, 5102.50
Size 0x123100, $110
Size 11.3x12 $155.00
Size 11.3x15 $185.00 .
KOYAL WILTON RUGS
Size 0x9 feet $17.50
Size 8.3x10.0 $70.00
Size 0x12 feet $75.00
Size 11.3x125105.00
Size 11.3x155130.00
Anether shipment of these popular Imported Cocea Doer Mats,
14x24 inches $1.05.
(Zby fltrawbrldg A Clothier Fourth rioer, ffnt
Save Alse en Lower Lewer
Price Rugs in the Sale
Extra-heavy Axmin,tcr Rugs form the major part of recent
shipments received te sell under price. Weaving defects, hardly
neticenble, v.hile they de net affect the wearing qunlitics, help
te radically lower the prices.
WIDE RANGE OF AXMINSTER RUGS
11.3x12 feet S4G.7G 6.9x9 feet $22.75 36x72 inches $5.75
0x12529.75, $33.75 4.0x0.0 feet $10.75 27x51 inches $3.25
a-Stra-vbrldc A riettilr Fleer 4H. Kllbirt Street
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Coats Inspired by Youth
In the Misses' Apparel Stere
Coats that youth will cheese with assurance, for every model
unmistakably is designed nnd fashioned for young girls and their
elder sisters.
Misses' New Winter Coats, special $59.50
Sketched in the centre is a Ceat that Miss-14-te-18 claimed as
her own the minute she saw it. It happens te be of navy blue
Lustreia cloth, and there are ethers for girls who prefer tan, brown
or black. In this group there are ether Coats of Lustreia, Norman Nerman
dio and Belivia, with deep wrap sleeves, bloused back and fur cellar.
Every one beautifully tailored and handsomely lined. Rare value
at 559.50.
Misses' Fairfield Coats $29.50 te $59.50
Quite the "sportiest" Tep Coats going. There isn't a girl who
doesn't lave ever their taileied hnej, and their wendeiful fabrics
tweeds, plaid-back cleak'ngs and the softest of camel's-hair coat
ings. Seme prefer notched cellar and rovers, ethers cellars of
raccoon fur. Sizes 14 te IS years.
Fairfield Coats for Miss-12-te-lG $29.50
When one is tee old for childish things but net quite grown up,
these Fairfield Coats are just the thing. The sketch nt the left
shows the smartly tailored lines of the girls' own Fairfield medci.
Fashioned of soft, two-tone diagonal cloaking, belted and cellared in
the most-approved style for intermediate girls of 12 te 16 years
$29.30.
Girls' Skijdrift Dresses $13.50
Fer girls of 8 te 14 years, Jumper Frecks are most becoming.
Especially the new model of skydrift (a knitted woolen fabric) in
tan, brown and oxblood, trimmed with silk braid. A blouse of
nntuial-coler silk pongee is just the thing te wear with the Jumper
$13.50.
V-y FtrtwhrM ft Clothier Hecenil rioer. Market Street end Ontr
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Women New Cheese
Dresses of Fine Twill
The Fiecks that 1 ok se smart with one's neck fur when one's
coat is removed. Fine Weel Twills in navy blue, black or brown
lend themselves te slim coat models one sketched, at $77.50, or
te graceful drapery caught at one side with a haniJsome buckle. All
Fashion's newest cnpiicrs in sleeves and cellars, nnd they are
ninny, are shown in this distinctive gieup of Women's Cleth Dresses
$25.00 te $97.50.
Silk Afternoon Dresses $H 2. 50 and $35.00
Of Canten crtpe, ch'inliillu -atm, sat n-faced crepe and broche
crepe, chosen for the reh beauty of fabric am! their dimming
adaptability te Fit,lnenV vu.. of stjlcs liewiulun-'ly draped or
sirmKiii nnu sum. in bind aim '-mart .iiii(U, in'-luding blown.
The model bketehed nt the right, with i nibieiilcred sleeves $32.50.
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