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KU KLUX KLAN TOLD
TO LEAVEKANSAS
Governer Allen Has Attorney
General Begin Action te
Expel Organization
EXPLOSION KILLS FOUR BOYS
elltve Matehti Ignited Fumes
Prem 600-Qallen flat Tank
Semnrlltc, Man., Oct. 80. Three
bevs were killed and one was fatally
Injured by the explosion of a gasoline
tfink near Union Square late yesterday.
The fourth boy died last night. The
police expressed the opinion that the
boys hati been playing with matches
nenr the tank.
The tank, of BOO-gallon capacity,
had recently been exca?ated from the
ground and wns lying in the rear of
PUBLICLY ANNOUNCES MOVE
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Times Square (Southwest)
INDIVIDUALITY
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Union Square. The boys had been
rummaging around and, it Is believed,
lighted matches. Fumes escaping from
the tank are thought te have been Ig
nited and the explosion followed, blew
lng the bodies of the beya a dozen feet
and breaking windows of heusea fifty
feet away.
$2000 BLAZE IN READING
Reading, Pa.. Oct. HO. Fully $2000
damnge te tne winding nmi large losses
in cash and clothing te empleyes n
suited yesterday when the locker rooms
for empleyes of the Crystal Restaurant
of G. Munlis caught Are. The bulldlug
wna paved.
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for Drug Trade
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Including fixtures of rare beauty
and charm of d'sign and quality ey
our icendrrful organization.
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140 N. 11th St. fiicT
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Op.n Tridiy Erenlnirt ud StturtUr Aftsraoens
Here is
Geerge Gibbs
i with his novel,
THE HOUSE
OF MOHUN
It tells about an average
American family and the part
I played in its failures and suc
cesses by the younger gener
ation. $2.00
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Since Publication
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THE gateway te seven passages
entering the head, lungs and
temach is the threat. All types
of dibcist- Kcrms seek te invade
the body t this point.
By checking and actually de
stroy ins these germs, Fermamint
cientifically guards thu vital
passage and helps shield you
from infection.
Slowly dissolving and mixing
with the saliva, its disinfecting
action penetrate cery nook
and pocket, throughout the
mouth and threat.
At all drug stores.
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OeffeyrHle. Kan.. Oct. SO. Gov Gov
ereor Allen' nttnefc en the Kti Klux
Klun Iin4 created n stir in the State.
The Governer declared he had in
frnefed Hlchanl J. HepkinH. Attorney
General, te begin action which he hoped
would expel from Kansas every official
of the Klan. Th Governer spoke Sat
urday night before one of the largest
nudiencM ever assembled in Coffeyville.
1 ah tne uoverner wat ueneuncins tne
I Klan ns a secret order operating with with
jeut first obeying the laws by seeking a
I charter through tbc Secretary of State,
as ether fraternal and social organiza
tion" have done, about fifty members
of the audience left the theatre. The
CtOinmer tmtlrti leiiu ineueh tn In.
form them that if they were members
if the Klan they h.td better be en their I
un. a the Attorney General was ou I
he lookout for them and seen weuld1
V'itheir trail. 1
"We confront in TCnnas sn aton aten
'ihins development of prejudice, racial
and religious," the Governer snld. "It
i seeking te estnhlNh the un-Amerlcnn
l'lfi that we can improve the condi
tions in th Statft by turning the right
of Government te n masked organiza
tion, which arrogates te itself the right
te refute the individual.
"It has taken the old Ku Klus Klan
I from its grave. It has set up the In-
, i'rilble philosophy that we require
religion instructions from masked men
whee characters and capacities are
concealed by disguise.
'Tn the Seuth and In the Far West
it has committed many crimes upon
the individual, and only recently has
invaded this State, which was bullded
strongly upon respect for law tinU
order, and lias given us the shocking
T'.ilnfien at Liberal. Kan., of taklnj
th Mayer of the town by violence,
carrying him te a secluded place and
whipping him because he refused te
a low this masl;e,l society te held a
meeting in his hall.
"It has introduced in Kansas the
greatest curse that can come te nnv
civilized people the cure that arises
out of the unresfained passions of men
governed by religious intolerance and
racial hatred. It brings chaos an-1
hatred and menace te every law-abiding
citizen who may fall victim te the
private quarrels and animosities of men
who hide their identity behind a mas!;.
'If we iel berately allow this or er or
ganisateon te take the law into its own
hands, then we bre.ik down all the
safeguards of society. I am he"' tr
tell jeu very frankly tonight that I
have directed the Attorney General te
bring nn action ngainst the officials of
the Klan te expel them from this
State." ,
New V(Tk. Oct. 30 City A. P.i
The National A"""intlen for the Ad- '
vancemi'tir; nf Colored People t"d.iy
-ent a telegram te Governer Allen, of
Knn-ns congratulating him upon his
nTLtei that h' had directed the At
torney General te take nctieu te expel
from the State all officials of the Ku ,
Klnv Klan. '
The mev-.ige ays
"We hope the example tem haie i.er
wi'' b" fnl'uwnii 111 ether Stur w'lei-e
these ferees, by stirring up race hit
red. religious iite'..ram.e and lawless
nes, , !,. .tteinptiM' te uudermine th'
An erh-ui ideal."
1 A. B. HART ASSAILS KLAN
Harvard Professer Declares Negro
Must Be Protected by Whites
Bosten. Oi". .10. Prof Albei'
R iv.nell Hart, of Harvard, author f
a t'JAtboek en American history wh"i
has drawn fire from members of the
Hosten Citv Council an "I.'n-Ameri-
nn." yesterday attacked the Ku Klux
Klnn in an address in St. Pnul'h
Cathedral en "The African IJacc Iror Irer
lem " Prof. Hart declared that, In
their belief that the Klan should be
maintained te place fear in the heart"
of the Negro population. Southerner
had "revlted a corpse winch heuhl
have been allowed te lie forever
b'ltied."
' Americans." he said, "are respon respen
Mll' for 'he presence of NegreeH In
this country and they are nle respen-
ble for efjeating them and protecting
their n;v's n long ns they live here."
PEASANTS BURN OLD IRISH
CASTLEWOMAN KILLED
Antrim Structure Dated Frem Dayt
of Queen Elizabeth
IWf.ist. Oct. .10 iHy-A. P. ' Ant
rim Castle, near Leugh Nengh, 'he
home rt Vice'tnt Ma.'aereene, jarlin
men'nry serr'arv rf the Prime M'n
ister of" Northern Ire :irJ, was destroyed
' Ire yeste.rdn.
Vlsceusl MabSre!ie is a deycer' it
r( the speaker of the old Irish II ..
of Commens. A ma. 1-iervant pe.-.r-hej
i'l the names, and ethers of tne house
hold had narre'v (wapes.
f-ss irraee l'Arc. daughter of the
Most He" Charles Frederick d'Ar",
Protestant, pr.mate of all Irlnnd, b
ci ii pel led ti leap from a windev? te
ei ape tin- ll.imes. Among ether guests
of ViHeunt Massereene was Mujer
fieneral Cameren, cemminding the
fer'cs in T'leter
Antrim Castle -na' built b Sir Hugh
'' ifi.rthy. n u efiKc of Queen Kliza
be. I Van Cat-tie, ... County Gain a-,
I'll t iti Crnmuelhan liajs, wne al'e e
s'r ii tj bv fire iet by irmed men Sat
uniin Thu men kept fje fnmilv oc ec
cupytng the custl under arrnrj guatd
in an outhouse dur ng thu tire. 1
GOV. SPR0UL URGES STATE
TO OBSERVE "APPLE WEEK"'
Unusually Large Crep Must Net Qe
te Waste
Il.irrlshurg, Oct. 30, Governer
Spieul In a statement from the Capitel
teilnv urged observance of "Apple
Week, lieglnning tomorrow
' This i-eiisen thu apple orchards of
Pei.iisylvaiua. i-ensilHtlnu of mero than
11 iiinrter million acres, have produced
about 12 0O0,0O( bushels of fruit. This,
Ik considerably mere thun the average !
for recent years. Lurx crepH in ethtir '
pretluelnic areas of th't country make
it imperative that the PenntHylvanla !
npple crop Ijp consumed within the
State. I
"Cold-Hterage plants are filled and
ether storage facilities are net Miflicient
te ai'coiijiiiedate the balance of the crop
I'nlesN a hug'' quantity of applet can
h filner.! in thu linn.lu .. ..... ...
the 11C.M few weeks there will be 11 great
economic waste of thin uluable feed
product.
"The week frnm Hi..Iy.. 01 . ..
vwnber 7 will be observed an 'Apple
eek' ever the country, and Pennsyl-
1""" - ,u" '"re largaat producing
State, baa a apecial InUrwt In makinc
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Sterling Silver
Bowl and Ladle,
This mayonnaise bowl is 44 inches
in diameter; ladle and bowl are sub-
Manually made of sterling silver;
complete $10.50.
When selecting a wedding or anniversary gift,
cheese something that is useful. A gift for the
household is always appreciated.
S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st.
DtAMOJTD MERCHANTS -JEWELERS StTAKRSMITIIS
"The
Bright Spot 's
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Hallewe'en Party
AFTER THE THEATRE
Tuesday Evening, October 31st
Very special menu, with nuts, rosy
apples, and cider if you wish. Music that
simply picks up your feet and carries them
away. Surprise souvenirs all amidst a
goblin atmosphere of pumpkins peering
thru cornstalks and autumn leaves.
and Charlie Kerr With His
Wonderful Broadway
Entertainers
W !
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iyex cut prices
out better value
It is our premise tkat you would
rather have your geed clothes properly
cared for than te have them cleaned
or dyed at prices incommensurate with
quality werkmaninip.
Vc havt no connection with any firm of similar natm:
I. HERZOG & CO.
.4? articlts insured againtt fire and theft until delivered te you
Germ an town's Dyers & Cleaners
5904 Germantown Avenue Phene: Gcr, 03'91
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CHILDREN'S PURE WOOL
SWEATER SUITS
Of 2uality
-CONSISTING OF HAT,
SWEATER, MITTENS
AND LEGGINGS.
"3? Sweater tult of tun
wool (n tan, breu-n or uhitc,
oho blue or green heather
Sbu a te 8 yen . $1500
2Mjr Sweater ndt of camel
hair and utwl In the ruuwal
tan color. Sixes 2 10 8jmm
18. CO
i6e Sweater luit of ie
fini Scotch voel in gritn or
faumheather. Situ a te $
ycari at.oe
TO the happy spirit and abounding health of
the chllds outdoor hours Jaeger contribute
comfort nd warmth. These sweater suits are per
fectly tailored te fit snugly and retain their shapes
and In every detail te upheld the high reputation
ter quality enjoyed by Jaeger for almost forty years.
Mail Orders & Inquiries Invited.
1701 CHESTNUT STREET
Ceriwr 17th Street
!
I
Furniture Values that Prove this
Stere's Wonderful Advantages
J Advantages that mean the utmost te customers in savings and service and which would be
impossible were it net for the first-hand cost te you of the Furniture manufactured in our shops,
the savings en quantity purchases and the vast storage facilities and low overhead.
J Furniture that is built upon the finest traditions of the past, and from the best designs
produced in the Furniture World today. Ornamental, artistic and plain-line Furniture the
quality and price tags of which bear the unmistakable evidence of values that are great beyond
comparison.
I A stroll through our vast galleries is in itself an education in Heme Comforts and Heme
Furnishings. Every day customers tell us hew glad they are that they came, net alone for
the wonderful things they see, but also because of what they save. Come, if only te acquaint
yourself with the opportunities that have raised this Stere te leadership in the Furniture Field.
ILLUSTRATED FROM OCR SALES FLOORS
A Dining-Roem Suite rich in these influences which characterize tin earlier age of Furniture making. Its sturdy dignity,
its nrtistic carvings, and the substantial stietchers give it a distinction and charm rarely found in a Suite at this price-. Made of
Walnut, with the embellishments delicately touched in Old Geld, it is a Suite thut must be seen te be appreciated. Nete the
large Buffet and roomy China Closet, and the cabinet design of the Seiving Table. The chairs, the seats and backs of which are
covered with brown denim, are as well made as they are fine appearing. Ten Pieces. A handsome Suite at u met extraordi
nary value, 5C10.00.
JUST A HINT OF HOW YOU CAN SAVE
LIVING ROOM
Maliesrany T.hlnff-T.nem fiiili,-, Taistrv Taistrv
cevered f-rltiK .seats, :i tiliciu,. .$(1.1. .10
MalieKany-aml-Ciiic Suite, MUliiK "-i ,il., cev.
frcl with I'luured Veleur, .1 pr , ftir,ivn
Overstuffed loese-cuMilun Suite. HprliiK m at.
covered vvltli lilue Figured Velour. 3
pieces $in.uu
51""). 00 0ertlllfeil ,iOk'"-lllllui) Sulti, !lllllK
ceats, covered with ' Muleeiry Meh.tlr. .1
pieces S.TU.OO
(JvertuffeJ loehe-cu.lion Suite. piliiK Meats,
covered with Tapestry, a pleciH. . . . I07..0
Ovcr-.tutfed lue-e-cunlilini Suite. .prlnp vents,
covered vvlth )tievvn Melialr. :i pen. S.IOii.OO
$7.15 ,'ifi uvvrstufJed loiue-eiihlileti Suite, nirlnt,'
he.it. covered vvlth Klmmd Meluilr. :t
piee- 0:i.-i Oil
Oveis'ufftd lo'ic-eush'ou Sulti . cprlur eni-
cevvred '.villi wool tapestry, a n'. IHfl.l.OO
DINING ROOM
JfJfi.OO Jacobean i iiU cjtieen Anne lii'iliu;
lluuin Mute. ( pi .. sin lilt
J1S&.0U Walnut-lliil-h DliiliiK-lIoem .Suite. I
pieeei tlfln.eti
J3!i5 nil Hrevvu .Mahiifrany Queen Anne Suite.
4 pieces r::B.oe
H5.0n Walnut IMuIiib - Keem .Suite, te
pieces S.tOR.ni)
M.ilijRany DliilnB-Itoeni Suite, in pc . Kti'.oe
JC25.0U )i I'Di.iltd Walnut Sulie. 10 plec.-.
.Mi(l,00
fC!i8.00 AV.ilni.t DlnliiB-ltoem Sulle. 10
p!eriH jiQIIi.lMi
?81!.ri.eii Wiilniu Qiifdi Anne Suite I'l
Piece Kllit.ui
$ir,ftnn(i Walnut DiiiIuk lien-n SJlle. In
pkcpw lilt Ml Oil
Equally Great Savings in
Bedrcem Furniture
DEMAND FOR OUR WICKER FURNITURE has giewn by leaps and hounds. Chiefly because we have mere
and handsomer Wicker Furniture than you would probably And anywhere in a week 'a travel, and at lower pi ices. Net only can
you cheese from the newest and handsomest designs and most wonderful tennl effects but theie is-n't a color or combination of
" colors that we cannot give you. If there is something unusual you may went that does net uppcar te be en our floors, or that you
cannot find elsewhere, we can give you the exact finish you requiie from our own shops, and with little delay. Net the least of the
delightful things in this wendeiful display are the magnificent nnd luxurious upholstered effects in Tapctty and Cretonne cover
ings, cMiui.-ite designs and delightful shades. Come, see these things for yeuise'f.
PAY LESS FOR FLOOR COVERINGS NOW
BECAUSE FLOOR-COVERING PRICES ARE ADVANCING. Goods we are purchasing new for Sprinjr
delivery are much higher in price. Yeu net only can save money by buying new, but you have the advantage of
.wliKt innel c-Qinivrra nt tVlia Stnrp U'hnrp crnnrlu m-n nlvenvti Invenv tlimi iiiii-mit mnvlnf nimiulinnu WriHti Afnlvnl
SPECIAL VALUES IN CHOICE EXTRA LARGE SIZE RUGS
Geed Selections in the New Autumn Patterns and Colorines
Weel Wiltenes, size 9xir ft
Weel Wiltenes, size IO'xIS'j ft.
Weel Wiltenes, size 1114x15 ft. .
Reval Wilten, size 9x15 ft
Royal Wilten, size 10i2xl3'i ft. .
Reval Wilten, size ll4xl5ft. ..
S9.-i.00
.SI 10.00
.SI 20.00
121.00
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.$110.00
.$152.00
Axminster Ruts, size 7Ax9 ft.
Seamless Velvet, size .'Ux 10.fi ft.
Seamlesa Velvet, size 9x12 ft. . . .
Royal Wilten, size 8.Sxl0.6 ft. . .
Royal Wilten, size 9x12 ft
Superfine Wilten, size 9x12 ft
...S27.."i0
...S32.50
...S.3!..')0
.. .S72.00
...S 73.00
...S95.00
Roll-Tep Desks in Oak Veneer
$29.75
In Mahogany Finish
$32.00
Drapery Values
Kquallv serviceable FOR
HOME OR OFFICE. Has
.solid writing bed anil roll
top. Three drawers, in ped
estal. Knee drawer with
lock. Has nrm rest ever
pedestal drawers. Sliding
cabters. In selected oak or
mahogany finish. Length, 38
in.; width, 20 in.; height, 42
in. A rare value
Ll 'I I
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Office Furniture of Every Kind and Sty'e
at Proportionate Savings
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mill MiirinilMtii-, In I.IitI.h iil.iicih uiiil ilettfd i(T,cH, :r- tn Sl.im
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enaniementi with ear Extension Payment Ofi:t.
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MANUFACTUKKRS, IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS
MARKET STREET FERRY, CAMDEN, N. J.
Oient at 8i30 A. M, Telephone i ..lu-; .n i.i..j ,- '
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