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ALACK! POOR WILL
i ISCOLD'ANDCHILLI
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No More His ."Dome" Finds
Honored Home, High Seated,
Like Hill-Centered Rome
lr THROWN IN DISCARD
Sweet Avon's Bard in Chestnut
. Street Is Jeered and Jarred.
, Hence Is This "Pome"
A ptiotsirapli llluotratln. llil aril
tie appeara upon tlirt bark pane.
Tho Fattest Poet oh this Karthvvai
filled with afe-engendered mirth. At I
a. m. Ills wobbly ' beat" led past Thir
teenth and Chestnut streets.
Tho Chestnut Street Plavltouso h.ii
passed, full wrecked by progress's sure
blast. A piteous shell remains to s'low
where Drama lled In Joy and woe.
This bard obese, stopped In his tracks
and sentiment (from l.ady fac'H) led
htm to stand and mourn the day when
Prosiess broke Utopia's sway.
And suddenly from out the host of
things that wens there loomed a ghost.
Befpre his lslon Mas unfurled tho
greatest poet of the world.
Tho poet thought that those ale sacks
which ho had drained nt Lady Mac's 1ml
blown Into his vvociey brain things of
an ethereal strain.
Ho hiccoughed clo sure enough
the thing he saw was mundane stuff. A
bust of Shakepearo five feet high lion
burned Itself Into his eje
Tho Icy blast gavo forth i i-crcam
(This was no "Midsummer Night's
Dream.) Tho cruel lireo squeezed out
a vall tho tocshof "A Winter's Tale"
Tho street whh baren single light
made clear Hill Shakespeare's frozen
plight. Ills neck was burr, pneumonia
wlso and suffering were big patient e)es.
"Dill Shakespeare something warming
lacks," tho Poet wept. "And l.ady Mai's
his closed lis vats of mead anil ulu
against tho agents of wassail "
Mill Winter breathed his frigid breath
(ClKd. Tor that caldron from "Mac
beth.")' .Still Whiter held his frigid
sneer reminding one of a "King I.car."
The Poet climbed up to the bust,
around Its massle bean he thrust two
maudlin arms and tears of grief droppel
dcwn and froze (this change was
rrlef).
"Why are ou sitting In this storm
who thrust ou from the lobbs warm?
Tho let j on sit hero to congeal this Is
a strange- 'Approal fcVal '"
The Poet took from off his back a
great warm coat (he was a li.uk). The
coat was gleaned in sordid times from
writing advertising rhmes
Around lllll Shakespeare's shoulders
bleak ho (lung the coat with this last
squeak, "Now blow and blow, thou
winter wind, for gratitude has now been
kind."
They found Will at the earl dawn
docked In the great-coat-mlserv gone.
And with the sun nt their broad backs,
the carted hhn to I..idv JlacV
They piled and piled him with some
stuff until they rrled. "We Iiava enough."
Said lllll, "Drink up, dont be surprised
From one night out Vm humanized "
"Where do tho highbrows hold forth
here?" cried mil, "I would to them
appear. I would a message to them
blow, for T am human now. know."
The I.lttle Theatre saw Will with his
'companions "a la swill" He burst Into
tho solemn throng and folks knew there
was something wrong
Then, galloping upon tho stage, the
ne,w Will Shakespeare, now a page oS
newer thought about the boards, said
to the crowd of Drama-Lords:
"1 am tho rather of the pU tve
been 'King I.eared' Just eslerday As
Tapa' 1 abolish It tho Dranimer's done
drag on the skit,"
And there Will's statue stands today
with one night's freezing It Is gray.
They're keeping him from cold nnd strife
to bring tho Drammer back to life.
NURSES AND TEACHERS
BECOME U. S.' CITIZENS
Two Former British Subjects and
Sisters From Sweden Are
Naturalised
Tteforo Jifdgo Wessrl. In the liatutallr
atlon Branch of Quarter Sessions Court,
two nurses nnd two school teachers re
ceived their final naturalization papers
today. Tho nurses who passed the ex
amination conducted by Clerk Harry C.
I.ancton unhesitatingly answered all the
ciuestlons put to them were Miss Mary
Campbell Young, of 4000 Irving street,
and Miss Marj Hredo Walsh, of 3341
Woodland avenue. Miss Young1 came to
this country In 1905 from Ulasgow, Scot
land, while Miss Walsh came from2as.
tlebar, Ireland, in 1694.
It was said that the nurses arc mem
bers of an .American lied Cross unit
'and ae preparing to sail for t'rance at
an early date.
Tho school teachers are sisters, and
also answered the questions quickly and
correctly. They were Miss Dagmar i: .
Rvenson and Miss Olga Svenson, both of
2210 West Lettish avenue. They ar
rived In this countrj from Sweden In
1895.
Jifdgo Wessel's court Is tho first to
lt since war was declared on Austria,
last week. Because of the declaration
of war all aliens from Austria who aro
seeking citizenship papers are discharged
and their applications held In abejance
until tho war Is over. This action, which
was first taken against Hermans about
a month ago, Is the result of a request
mLdoiby Government officials to have all
such naturalization papers withheld
until after the vnrr.
' ' Funeral of Samuel H. Wallace
r.uneral t.erlcea foV Samuel If. Wal
lace, elulity-flve eara old, will be held
from, hla late residence, 63 Nbrth Thlrt
ourtfl street, at 8 o'Uocle tonight. Prc
'yloua to hla retirement In 190! he serveM
as ticket affent for tho 1'ennnylcablu
Railroad for thirty -six yearH. Mr. Wal
lace, a brother of former United States
Senator William A. Wallace, was born In
Huntlnedon and entered the employ of
the rennayhanla Railroad In 1861, He
Yita at ono time. prosldenKof the Inter
national .Association of Ticket Agenta
nnd was one of the founders of tho
Railroad Umployea' Building1 and Ixian
Association. At the services the Ilcv.
Dr, W. Cortland Robinson, of Northmln
ster Presbyterian Church.. will ottlclate.
The body will be sent to Ifarrtsburs Tor
Interment Wednesday mornlnc.
Is C J Soldering Furnaces
y and Appliances
I" mkhd roncATAipay
L. D. Bger Co., 59 N. 2d St
II. Verktt III KtyUvt. Uai in I
filVENEfG PtlBLIC
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SUNK OFF'HATTERAS
Steamship Muns,dalc Not Found by,
Ship Which Answered Distress
Call Saturday
. OITlelnls of tho Munson Meiinisltli
Company, of New York, are in iMntmtty
effort to obtnln further detail concern.
Irif tho report or the sinking of lite
Mncr Munrdalc, ns reported by wireless
froilv lleaumont, X, (.., and by Captain
uiEatis, of tho steamship c. A. Canticle! I
Tho Munidulo left INillaclelnhla list
Thursday, bcund for a southern port. ,
On Saturday when llilrty miles oft ,
(ape Katteras Captain Ingal's of the
r?"',1!!1! .!ce,,.fd !l ,lls."r ?'l ly
ii- M tlmV s T SnMr?.:
the southeast of the Canfleld Captain
lion" Zf.n!' '"! fl"d to the
lion repotted hy the Munsdate. but on
arriving there no trace was to bo seen
of her. Captain Ingalls believe that
If the calls were frcm the Munsdale
site sank before the Cmlle'd reached her.
wrnciais here have hopes that the Muni
dnle prcceded on to another port and with execution of the orders.
: on tlie fact that no wreckage! Warnings of povs.ble cpldjmlc li'avc
The Mundale cirrled no cargo. .She ' toda bitterly cold weather. cery one
was under the roinmind cf Captain John I la being made to hasten the woilt of
of'tr-e'ren1 Carr""1 " CrCW clearing tho ema.l,ig mas, of debris
- land extricating the bodies beneath
TRAIN HITS AUTO;
SIX ARE INJURED
P. R. R. Flyer Crashes Into
Motor Party Returning
From Camp Meade
POTTSTOWN, la, Die. II.
A big touring ear was struck nnd de
molished last i onlng on tho llramcote
crossing b n I'ennsjhanla Kiilrond
filer and six occupants of the car were
Injured. Tho tour.stM were on their
Home to Lebanon from Camp Meade ,
wheie they tlslted a soldier rclathe. i
Charles smith, the owner and driver I
of tho ear, failed to see the fast-mox-,
Ing train. The Injured, all of whom are
residents nf Lelinnnn. ln . fir. I
Charles Smith, nbraslons to the head :
Mrs. Charles Smith, Internal Injuries
and shock. Soinuel hliuler,' frnelured
left thigh; Mrs- Samuel hhuler, abra
sions ot head and shock : Joseph Uucher,
fraeturo nt baso ot f Lull, nnd Mrs
Susan Deck, scalp wounds All with th
exception of Mrs. Deck were lushed to
the lnitifnun tir.miini T.itti. iin..A i
entertained for Bueher's recoxerj Shu-
r and Mrs. Smith arc also In. a serious
condition
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I.P.TTP.ni Tfl niTAI? (JAVTA
L,bll&Ub 1U UliAK SAftlA
POUR INTO POSTOFFICE
Any Willing to Serve as Good Saint
Christmas May Receive
Pathetic Appeals
Letters to Santa Claus have begun to
pour Into tho I'ostofllce In hundred? nnd
thej are being held for peisons who
maj want to play Santa to ihlldien
The addresses show many childish con
ceptions of Santa Claus's res'dence. One
little girl wiotc him at "Siow Villa.
I'lilladelphla."
Tho letters offer much that would
Interest the student of chl'd psjchology.
They show the workings of the c'llld
mind mid all the varjlng tpes and
emotions of the little one's mcntalltv.
One little girl sajs Vhe has been the
"bestest posjlble" all 5 ear and offers to
pursuo the samo policy next ear If
banta will give a doll to the lltt'e girl
next door, who never has had one
A boy writes
"Dear Santa How are jou? Please
bring mv daddy back to me. Mamma
sajs I must help If I want him back,
and so will ou please bring me a gun
to kill all the Hermans with?;
Many children complain that tlicv have
often hung up tneir stockings, out tney
have never been tilled
Give Something
Useful
And what could be more useful and
acceptable than a beautiful
ELECTRIC LAMP
Our stock is the most complete in the
cit and our prices arc right.
Drop in and look around beforcjou
finish jour Christmas shopping. You'll
enjoy our display of "The Hcst of
Things Rtectric.it," and will gain nianv
suggestions for practical, vvorth-vvhjlc
gifts.
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WALKER & KEPLER
531 Chestnut Street
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1886 "Th- Itmt of
Cook
Wherever
There's a
Lamp Socket
Klectrical cooking appliances make useful, serviceable
Christmas gifts. No flame, fire, muss or fuss. Absolute
cleanliness nnd safety. Always instantly handy.
ELECTRICAL PRESENTS LAST '
They give years of satisfaction, savinjr time, labor and
temper. Cost no more than frivolous, useless things. ( You
.can't think of a more sensible or acceptable gift.
If you cannot call at our showrooms, send tor list
of 150 Electrical Suggestions
HALIFAX FACES NEW
MENACE IN EPIDEMIC
I Orders for Prompt Burial of
Dead Arc Balked" by
i Intense Cold
1300 BODIES RECOVERED
11AMPAN, X. S. Dec. 11.
... it-il.... ..-t .. in.1m In resume
its ,or, f search for Its dead, another'
menacc was encountored-an ep'dcmlc '
of ,nstt -v
Thourii' fortunate!! held In check by
the cold of three northeasters r.nco the
explosion of lavt Thursday, the """J
pol-'bodlcs et beneath the debris ate rapidly
, , , .
annroachlng decay.
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iicaiiu ciuiccicn uaf ,oufc --- .
orders for Immediate burial of the dead.
but the fcxeessUe cold lias iniern.-i
Approximately 1000 of the 1300 bodies
recocred'hae been Identified At least
2000 additional aro missing and the
number of wounded lias been placed at
cooo.
Announcement was nude that the first
sitting of the court of lncilll to deter
mine the cau'e of the explosion would
be. held tomorrow, omdiila say the In
quiry will be drnstlo and piobably will
continue for secral UaB '
Meanwhile the majorltj of persons of
(lernnn birth or extraction arrested ve
tcrdnv are being held for examination
A few. after i'lo iuetlonlnp. weie re
leased, but are expected to testify dur
ing the Investigation
Halifax was much lelleced on lecelpt
of assurance that the I'klon, u IlrltMi
J' tak"0,.!..: "Z? 'iTe'!
r,nt fires on tho Ne'scl had added to the
terror "f the population, wiren exptcieci a
repetition ot the explosion ot the .Mont
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McNICHOLS IX QUARAXTIXE rdlowlng her iccoxeu ut the inline-----
lnaiin llcpllal, where hei life was saved
Daughter and Three Sons of Late through hei mother's sacrifice In a blood
Senator Victims of Contagion
Three sons and oi e d lughter of the
I etc Senator James ! MeNIchol are
now In iiustantllie
J,lt3 Agnes MeNIchol Is at the Uer-
lok' home surfcrlng with, ""'!!,f
Joseph and Daniel MeNIchol are at the
Municipal Hospital the former with
scarlet feer and the latter with
mens'es IMward MeNIchol. a soldier
f (he N.llIolm, All, 8 under ciunran-
tin at Camp Meade owing to the fact
I Ihat measles has developed In the bir-
lackj where ho Is located
WIFE AVIXS AKGUMEXT
Husband Shot Three Times When
Disputing Time of Cooking Egg
NLWAIllC. N J . Dec. 11. In nn urgu.
meut with his wife over how long nn
egg had been cooked Andrew Llvanev
was shot three times todiy and Is be
lieved djlng.
Ills wife Minnie was arrested LI
vaney declare he said the egg In
question was boiled five minutes Mis
I.lvaney asserted It had cocd.ed mil)
.hree minutes, and then, he alleges, she
shot him
Long III. He Kills Himself
Constant Illness so depressed John
Seandlnl. of 2144 Ingersoll street, that
he committed suicide todav b) Inlnllng
gas Ills wife, Mary, who discovered
her husband on the kitchen floor, was
overcome after she had partjally raised
a window. A neighbor, who heard the
woman's moans, summoned the police.
Lfforts to revive Scandlnl nt bt Joseph's
Hospltnl proved futile. Mrs Scandlnl,
vc ho was sent to tho Woman s College
Lcspltal, will recover.
Thlnci Klfctrlc" 19l7ri
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Lieutenant J. Willis Rommel,
son of Mr. and Mr. John W.
Rommel, 1313 Pine street, who
has been at Camp Hancock as
second lieutenant 1n the 110th
Infantry, hns leceived his com
mission ns first lieutenant,
.lieutenant Rommel comes from
n family of soldiers and was for
merly serceant major of the
Thiicl Pennsylvania Infantry.
His brother, Warren Westmore
land Romm,el, is attached to tho
headquarters stuff at Tort
" IlancocK.
KILLED BY.AUT0 AFTER
MOTHER'S SACRIFICE
Hospital Patient Dies Fj'om
Ambulance Crash, Follow
ing Blood Transfusion
traiisfus'uu upcialton. Airs Hlslo Keane,
twentj-fhe etrs old, of S01 f-out.i Alden
slice! was killed esterda when a
lrotoi truck e struck the ambulance
which was taking her home.
The ti ne L which war coming east
on M irkot street, struck the ambulant e
as It was crossing Slxtv -second street
Mrs. Keano nndMlss (Jrace I'airy, a
hurse, were thrown against tho side of
tho iimbulanfo and two plijslclanH were
thrown to tho ground
Mrs Keano -was taken back to the
1 ospltnl, where she died within an hour.
Her death was Indirectly due to her de
termination to leave tho institution es
terdi). Sho was cautioned that n few
extre di)s" rest would Improve her con
dition Joseph Llseiiliandler, ci.ver of the
tiuck, was asrested nndf held without
ball by Magistrate I'ennock to nwall the
action of the Coroner.
Hornor Building May He Sold
Negotiations for the sale of the Hor
nor Building. ; 2 1-23-25 Chestnut street,
which weie on last rummer between the
Uoaid of IMucatlon and the rederal Ite
snrve Hank, have been icvlved. It Isi
he'leved that the limit will purchase ' m i
building. )
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i n-i in in hi i i i i i i til
TUG AND TWO BARGES
RIDE STORM SAFELY
Cnhill Vessels Appear and
Wigwag Thrilling Talc
to Shore
"ALL WELL,'.' IS SIGNAL
ATiaNTIC CITY. Dec II.
Another (hapler of thrilling mill Itlni
helnlsm, backed by fortitude In the fner
of a slxt-tlc-mllc gile with twent)
lives at stake, wns written Into the
innals of the slot in-swept ,tlanl'c thl
morning, with the Hshl-ig nTtnre v
Ueach IIaen of t'le terse tidings that
"all ts well" with the hurr'cine-bntter-d
flotilla of the Calill! Towing tVinpniv
two barges and on ocean-going tug,
bound from New York to Delaware
111 eakw .iter.
There was rejoicing In eeiy (loxern
meut coast-guard rtattou from Kindv
Hook to Cnpe May wlien tho I.ltlle Ueac'i
guardfincu made cut this morning
through inirltluie glasses tho bunting
message from the Cnhill tug. Kor more
than twent-four hours the coast hid
been literally combed for news of th
flotilla. It was feired the big tug and
two bargei with twentv nun all told hid
met the fate of the l.ugetie I' Muran.
whlrh went down. In view of the Ilonid
walk late S.ilurd ly afternron, In n hur.
rlcane. ciirrjlng twelve brmn salliirmeu
to Pn Joui-s's locker.
The search had been curled down to
Virginia fit) without a trace of the
missing riot III i and hope practlcall) had
been abandoned This morning, how
ever, the llrst glimpse senwnid from
Little Ileal It levelled n stuinge baige nt I
nitchor about thtee miles off the coast
An hour Intel n big tu loomed up with
another barge In tow
"Who's tint"' the coast guild slg- .
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ii.tiir... IIU;II.K ..l.t.l, II'.C lll.IL til.'
sea had been cheated of twenl) Ihec
Cnhill Dredging Compiii) tug nnd
two baiges,' was the lespnnsr Pi II ig 1
code We were blown fai otf whole b)
saturuiv s stoini inn naigcs broke
I liyjse Tug stcicid b). We lu-t them
twice, iiui lounci iiiem vve oroUKlit in
one barge last night to anchor under the
beach aid went out and got the other
one this morning No aid required We
are icnuiulug vo)age In good shape '
A few minutes 1 ttef the flotilla g
under wa. while the mast guild stic
lion lnnc'ed out Miood luck, (loil blevs
)ou" In flig signals to speed the flotlll t
on Its wa).
CLOSE AHMY TO Ab'SlKIAXS
State Boaid Ordered to Send Xo '
More to Tiaining Campsj
HAI'.ltlSliritt;. Dec 11 The stale
registration headquarteis heie loda) le
ceived finiit Wnslilngton Instructions to
send no more Ailstilnn clt ens or dedal
nuts to nil) of the training cmnps Whit
will be done with drafted Austrian
the dispatch did not s iv
The headquarters has no me ins of
knowing Just how man) men villi bo
nffectcd
CFRVA
HdsBestDvr'9e
A delicious liealth drink.
Non-lntoxlcatlng. Pure.
Get a case for home use.
At grocen', at druggUts',
In fact at all places where
good drinks are '.old.
I.EMP. Manufacturers
ST. LOUIS
Girard Grocery Co.
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J . E Caldwell fy (o.
Comforts for Men in the Service
Are Not Expensive
Wrist Watch, gold and silver; fiftean jewels; unbreakable,
non-explosive crystal; sanitar, damp-proof khaki band; bands
and numerals visible in darkness.
Ndlitary Toilet Kit
Folding Washing Basin with wash
Cloth and soap holder
Safety Razor in case
Folding Shaving Brush
Shaving Stick Box
Trench Mirror, unbreakabb,
non-rustable
CollapsibU Pillow, in leather case
Khaki Sewing Set
Folding Medicine Spoon
Thermometer tand Pencil Case
Khaki Cigarette Case, damp-proof
Tobacco Pouch
Patented Cigac Lighter
Enameled Leather Cigarette Case
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Chestnut Juniper
M. -liClT
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lUDC MPArVTO TPOTIWllXJ
H1AIO ITJlljfmllO MLajJIII ULa3
IN HUSBAND'S BEHALF
Demonstrates Possibility of
Mrs. King's Shooting Her
self in Manner Claimed
CONCOItll, N '. Dec II
The defense In the Means, case" rested
this afternoon nfterV losing testimony! , w ASIIIMITON. Dec. II l The Inter-
,., ,. ,, . ,,,... , ., t gallon Mo the a leged dlsloal utter-
wlth Mrs. (laston II Jlems. .w'f- of tho ni ot W(.nalt.. i:ubert M. Ij. Toilette.
man charged with murdering Mis Inf Wlscons.n , wns postponed again to
Jlnu p A King day
Mrs. Means Is u lathei tlm'd I.ttlc The committer could not dtdde
wonnn. with a break In lier.otce Si'ie whelhri to liold heailrgs before the en
was evldentlv under consldciable strain, the nieinbeiship or whether to delegate!
ut Held up well iih sh told or her nt
liialntaiue with Mrs King, which she I
said hud dated back inanj Jems She,
Something to Wear is Always
An Acceptable Gift
ALU of us must confess to a pardonable
pride In being able to displav new togs,
cspecinll) so when they come n a
present during a time when we are looking
nt our money twice before xve upend It.
You should have no difficult) In choosing
gifts this vcar, for the man or woman who
gives something to wear cannof fail to
please. Our stock is vcrv large this ear
and ou will find our prices right. Come in
at jour earliest opportunity
I Itemtmbrr tin Aihlrt A t ZtA
Kentembrr the AcldreM
11th and Chestnut Streets
Only One Stnrt
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1008 Chestnut Strocl.Pliiladelplrn.
Christmas Gifts
that aro useful, most iittractivo
conditions, can bu puichuscd at
Very Special Prices
Camisoles. $1.00, $1.25, $1.50.
Mcssaline Petticoats (many colors), $2.95
Satin Bloomers, $3.00.
Corduroy Boudoir Robes, $6.00, $7.50, $10.50.
Envelope Chemise, 85c, $1.00, $1.25.
Special Hand-Embroidered
Philippine Gowns, $2.65, $3.50.
Handkerchiefs of Unusual Quality
and Beauty for, Everyone.
Ladies' Neckpieces of Charming
Style and Novelty.
Shoicti in Adinncc as Gift Suuyeallons
The 1918 Cotton Dress Goods.
The 1918 Blouses voile, georgette.
Crepe de Chine. $2.85 to $30.00.
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Match Cas;
Field Stationer? Kit, in waterproof cas
Khaki Case to hold post cards
Military Fountain Pen
Folding Photograph Frame
Miniature Case
Identification Tag for the wrist
Locket for gov"ernmen' identification tag1
Bro7?n Leather Money Belt, rubberized
Khaki Game Set
Collapsible Drinking Cup '
Pocket Flash' Light
Military Stock Pin ' '
"Extension Foot-rule Pencil w ' '
Kkaki Trench Slippcts
Pocket Compass " '
South Penn Square
.ZlJbkx
ii - -inn -..,-
ln,m' corroborntnl tier liUsmrs" tes'iul
niony concerning the bwdness relatloHs
between file ilrfpndnlit anil Mm. Kllir.
She nlKo declared her hus.baud, tq hep
knowledge, had iald the !6,0(l0 litite
which he had gheii to Mrs. King
Mrs Means tion r-,id demonstrntloT
of the possibility o shooting herself I
ns Mis King Is alleged to have dotfa ;
HALT LA rOLLLTTE PROBE .
iSenntois Agijin I'ostpono Inquiry
Into AllegeJ Disloyal Utternnccs
the Job of taking teainno to a sub-1
committee Another ineellrn may bj I
held sometime I exl x.ee't
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t Collars of llr-Tfr. OtteTr'
Miinkr-t, lluclnun Sal Kn
close, silken fur that does not.
kIiovv the skin beneath; full
silk lined and Interlined !'
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up the state writes iqKj
to his salesman aiH
Perry's: 'Jusl a linM
to advise that the Stiiipl
arrived O. A., andf
you could not ImviQi
made a better fit, if
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tnis message: "Ticii
Suit and Overcoat arM
rived ''in fine ,'$$
on Wednesday aHdJ
are most satisfactorv
.1 number of ieolAl
have asked me ivfiaWi
tailor made tiem--M
the fit perfee))
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sren.thnt T h 'JiCH'A
a tot more t h a.n
mine!'
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manymore, hitw
shopped around ln-tl!
their time, and now1
stick to Perrv's! ,?
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Popular PriceH
in spite of the:
upward swing lAj
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early! SlSliJ
$20,$23$3afri
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