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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER
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GIRL DEAD, FOUR HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENTS
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thild Dies 'After Being Run
Over Five Injured in
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Automobile acolilenta brought death to
flilld yesterday and Injury to a woman
fVnd tiro men In Phlladolphtfc. In Cam
Sen, ono man aa liurt Gy an automo-,
Wlo and four men and a woman were In.
Jurl In other accidents.
v Beatrice Koy, 118 Van Pelt street, was1
tUn,oer near her home by a car drlen
jy Charles A. Jones, 2138 WatMns treei,
. chHUffeur. The girl was taken to JTen.
Iral Hospital, treated for shock and rent
jionic, where phe died. Jones was held
under $000 jnll lj Magistrate Pcnnock
Mrs. Louis Thornton, 4G2 North Dear
born street, was badly hurt vhcii sho
vr&i struck by a car drlen by Mtcha"el
IJologna, 1021 South SKtleth street. Sno
Jvas thrown olerllly against a curb-
stone, sustaining tcvero Internal In-juiles.
4 Two men were hurt at Forty-fifth
J street and Woodland aenuo when two
r automobiles occupied by Philip Young
lind Ernest Steeus, of Moore, arid
Andrew P. Wleland, of ltldley Park, and
W. wj. Carson, of CoatcsUUe. collided.
5Carlltrausc. a soldier, 33 North
tTw enty -Becond street, was hurt In the
j Camden automobile accident. Others
Injured In Camden In various wajs were
ltussoll Moore, 61S Anshlngton street;
Benjamin u. uaus, ztzq Snjdef ae-
jiue, Philadelphia; Louis Westbn, 733
Winter street; Sadlo Kngllsh, 112 Al-
, Ions court, Camden, and John Starber-
ger, a soldier.
s Driver Brown, of the Sixth District
police station, was slightly hurt and a
: imtlent ho was taking to Jefferson Hos-
S pltal was shaken up when a postofflc-o
r man truck collided with the patrol at
1 Tenth and Ludxjw streets.
WAR CROSS, TO ELW00D ROTAN
Assistant Cily Solicitor, Relief
Worker at Front, Honored
. Assistant City Sollcjtor Klttood J. Ho-
tuii. serving with the Ked Cross at
Milan, Italy, received Hie w ar cross. '
Itotan, a cousin of DlMrlct Attorney
Samuel P. Itotan. left on Juno 10 for
Franuo to enter the nmbulancc service.
He understood before leaving this coun
try that he Would bo assigned to woilt in,
Italy. ' I
Before volunteering for Tied Cross
service, Mr. Itotan offered himself to
five branches of army service. butwas
i ejected on account of a Blight physical
defect. He also offered himself fori the
orllcers' training camp.
He- Is a graduate of Germantown
Academv and the Law School of the
University of Pennsjlvanla. He was ap-i
poimeiu an assistant uity solicitor in
Jlarch.tjaio.
ONLY ENGLISH TO BE SPOKEN
' ,15 an on Use of German Language
nfr l cnt aim, in lAinii
J v Xo meetings of any Kind ftlll bo
permitted In this city unless addresses
ii made at such gatherings will bo In the
j JJngllsh language.
' j'J. statement to thl-t effect was made
today by William B. Mills, acting super-
? Mntendent of police In reply to a re-
! quest from seveiai Herman organiza
tions, that they be permitted to resume
"ilielr former activities.
..iTfle ban on German language will bo
,iontinued""lndennitely, Superintendent,
, Jllllssald14 a3 a precaution against dts-
ii4nr ATnfltlncru r,rtttr1nl nil In tllo t7nir
'A. llsn language will be watched oarefully
.' Tv, tpr attacks on the unitu states uo
'' ernment.
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BURGLAR LOOTS BABY'S BANK
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4 lmplies Gas Meter and Ex
changes Old Clothes for New
Smashing babj 's bank for Its -pennies
and exchanging his old garments for a
now.outllt of cUjthlng. a burglar made
a complete Job ol robbing the homo of
Alfred P. Yrrnell, 3050 North Percy
street. Mr. Yarncll reported the rob
bery to the police today following his
return after an absence since Thursday.
The hduse was ransacked from cellar
to "garret. The robber started In the
' basement, where he smashed the gas
i meter with a hammer. Every room was
left 'n disorder. In one room he left
i' his ragged and soiled garments. Includ
" hitf shoes, socksj underwear, shirt and
y suit. A, watch and $16 was Included In
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December Grpnd Jury Sworn in
- The December Crand Jury was sworn
ttj today Derore judge Patterson In
Quaiter Sesstons Court. William Beck,
(, t wt'f stieet, a lithographer, was
made foreman.
Port of Philadelphia
Sun rises.'
4 33 p m.
Sun and Tide
T.04 a.m. I Sun nets.
PHILADELPHIA.
High vater 12 2" a.m.lHlBh water,.' " p.m.
V Low water. 7 30 u.m.Low water, s 1U p in.
RUEDT ISLAND
-JHbI. watr. 0.27 r.m.llllgh water. 1) 44 p.ra
l,ow vaier, .i- a.iH.ujuw icr. tioi p.m.
nncAKWATEn
, Hlzh water. 7.01) a.m.lIIlBh Hater.
.Lqw' water, 12:42 a.m. I Low water,
., ARRIVED
Str Xltontan Ulr) Olttlns, London. mde.
Atlantic Transport Co.
' str Brltlih Enslen .(Br). Stare!;. United
liinsdom, ballast. 8 L llurres i Co
. SI- Caterlni Aceaino (Ital). Rossi, Europe.
'baltiut. j-urneen. mj '
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Calbarlen,
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tj Sir Cape Roumulne,
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Hlr Pcnaacolft
quartermasiers ujpi.
i Str NantutkPt riync Ualtlmore. ballast,
1 Mercbanta & Miners" Trans. Co.
jjp CLEARED
''Str Danebod (Dan) llauflgaard. Rotter
4 "dam mdu. Ualliy. DaVU & Co (cleared
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Ptr aioueenter, Mekerson. Newport News,
i tallast Merchants Miners' Train Co.
2 SUf'Pawneet Blch, New York, nidse. Clyda
f of Ktr lJrlca'on. MSNamee. Dalllmore. rasa
.awLjuds;, Ericsson Llns
v Other Clearings
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Coats on Sale on Our Crystal Balcony
Easily Reached by Elevators and Main Stairway
Eleventh and Market Streets
One Entire Floor Devoted lo the Great "Salt's"
Plush Coat Sale
A Sale That Will Draw All Philadelphia
3000 Famous "Salt's" Silk Plush Coats
Going on Sale Tuesday Morning at Prices Undreamed of Before
$35-00
Large collars of fur, cuffs and bottom enhancing
their attractiveness. Linings of fancy silk or Sol
Satin, Women's and Misses' sizes up to 54, with
over 30 different styles to choose from.
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A Sale That Many May, Imitate but Not Duplicate
Salty $35, $39.50, $42.50
& $45 Coats for Women
and for Mkws
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"SALT'S" PECO SEAL PLL'SM
"SALTS" CHINCHILLA FUR
"SALT'S" MERITEX
"SALT'S" ESQUIMETTE PLUSH
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lliruucliout.
A Double Guarantee on Every Coat in the Sale
In addition to our guarantee of certified VALUE on each and every one of these garments, the famous
"Salt's" original house of Fur Fabrics stands back of and will make good any defection of fabric in any
one of these Coats, by the immediate replacement of a brand new Coat without quibble or equivocation.
And every woman knows THERE JS ONLY ONE GENUINE ORIGINAL FUR FABRIC, AND THAT
IS "SALT'S." Look for the genuine Salt's label on every Coat in tne Sale.
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$65.00 and $75.00
"Salt's" Behring Seal and
Esquimette Plush Coats
Up to $97.50
"Salt's" Hudson
Seal Coats
$59M-
Coats that will wear better and longer than
genuine furs. Full -length, full flared m'odels
smartly belted. Fancy linings of "yarn-dyed" silks.
Both Women's and Misses' sizes.
Over a Thousand Genuine
"Salt's" Fur Fabric and Plush
Coats in the Bargain Subway
AB H. 8 BjmAt Jtbk
"SALT'S" COATS at $15.00
Salt's Arabian Lamb Coats, Salt's
Lamb Tex and 25 Salt's Peco Plush
Coats in the group. The Coats generously fashioned, full length and full flare styles.
Belts, pockets and large Blizzard Collars.
150 "Salt's" Peco Seal Plush Coats attfloj
35 and $37.50 Values linfcd with Sol Satin and tiimmed with Beaver, Plush X, OU
and some with Fur Collars.
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Bcjutiftil Coats., lined with fancy peau de cygne
and very warmly interlined. Enriched with collars,
cuffs and borders of such popular furs, as Skunk
Opossum and Kit Coney.
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$110.00 and $125.00
"Salt's" Behring
Seal Coats
$69-50
Luxurious Coats, with large enveloping collars,
wide cuffs and deep borders of Skunk. Fashioned
in full length, attractively flared models, rland
some linings throughout.
$25 Values
and
$29.50
Values
Every One
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