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p06sed Slayer of Oklahoma
v Politician Evades Police of
Many Cities
TRACED TO TEXAS TOWN
By the AKiecinted Prw
Arilmere. Okla., Dee. n. With po
lice eflpinIs of many cities en the look
out, Anlmore Authorities today await
ed vmfd of the nrrest of Mlw Clnra
Smltli, of Itinsllnir. OUln.. senjtht in
fonneetion with the fatal shoetinsr of
Jake L. Ilnninn. Tloinbiean national
eommlttepinan of Oklahoma.
MUs Smith, for whom there is n
warrant rlmrRinc nsault with intent
te kill, disappeared Immediately after
the fllibetinj? tt weeks age, nnd, al
though trnre of her has been found
In several Texan cities, the authorities
have been unable te apprehend her.
Interest in the ease was, divided here
today between the nearel'i for Miss
Smith and tin purpose of a visit te
Texas by Frank I,. Ketch, business
manager of Ilnninn. Dispatches from
Fert 'Werth nid Ketch had registered
at a hotel there lust night, but could
net be located later. At the time of
the. sheeting Ketch issued a statement
nylng Ilainen had been injured by the
accidental discharge qf a revolver he
wn cleaning.
Xe further announcement of plans in
Connection with the handling of the
case, should Miss Smith be arrested,
was forthcoming early today 7rem Itus
sell ft. llrewn, county prosecutor. It
rrns known that Mr. Hrewn had under
contemplation the chnnglng of the
charge ogainet Miss Smith te murder
as a result of Hamnn's death. In some
quarters it was said he was considering
Tvhat part the Rwern statement of K.
"W. Sallls. of Dallas, Tex., a cliauf-
feur,. would play In the case. Sallls,
In his statement made at Dallai Wed
nesday, declared he drove a young
woman answering Miss,' Smith's de
scription from there te Cisco, Tex.,
nnd that the woman told him she had
shot a man in a hotel at Ardmore.
She did net, according te the state
ment, give her own name or that of the
man she had shot.
The prosecutor, it was Bald, also was
attempting te verify report that Miss
Hmith hml visited Hutnen nt the sana
terium te which he was taken after
being wounded. 3Ir. llrewn bem ne
had Information lending him te believe
that such was the case.
BERLIN THIEVES TAKE BUST
Historic Polish Marthal'a Baten
Among Loet Discovered
Kcrlln, Dec. 2. Thieves, whose
operations have given concern te police
authorities in this city for some time,
extended their efforts te the office of
the finance ministry last night. Three
men broke into the office nnd demolished
walls and destroyed furniture in the
search of treasure. What was secured
is net known, but newspapers say that
it is probable the thieves get nothing
valuable for their trouble.
Other miscreants carried oil a bronze
bust of Werner von Siemens, a German
Industrial pioneer. This bust weighed
400 pounds, l'ellcc officers, searching
for weapons, discovered in one house a
silver mounted marshal's baton, which
was used by Jehn Sobieski. who ruled
Poland from 1074 te 1000. On the head
of the baton was a bullet bearing n pic
ture of that king.
TO EAT BREADLESS BREAD
Strike of Mexican Bakers Forces
Americans te Buy "Terlllas"
.Mexico City, hcc. 3. (By A. I'.l
American excursionists here for the
inaugural ceremonies will have an op
portunity te test the availability of the
"tortillas." the Mexican peens feed
staple, as a substitute for bread. All
the bakers In the capital declared a
strike, which will leave the city with
out bread today. The strike vote was
taken Wednesday and the bakeries
closed down at neon yesterday.
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BONW1T TELLER GCO
CHESTNUT AT lASTREET
Special Values Saturday
of the New Medes in
"JEUNE FILLE"
APPAREL
FOR MISSES and SMALL WOMEN
MISSES' COATS & WRAPS
25 Smart Misses' Coats 44.00
Formerly 690
Of silvertene and velour in various models. Beautifully
lined and heavily interlined.
Misses' Wrap-Coats 49.00
Formerly 75.00
Developed in fine velour; plain tailored effects, featuring
stitchery trimming.
Misses' Fur-Trimmed Coats 59.00
Formerly 85JJ0
Developed in silvertene and monotone materials; mole,
nutria and Australian Opossum fur trimming.
Misses' Coats and Wrap-Coats
A wonderful collection developed in such fabrics as
Veldyne, Belivia, Bekhara, Orlande, Marvella and
Evera, featuring huge cellars of wolf, squirrel, mole,
beaver and nutria. Greatly reduced.
MISSES' SUITS
Misses' Utility Suits 38.00
Formerly 45M
Sports models developed in fine Weel Jersey. Included
are belter and tailored effects.
Misses' Suits 44.00
Formerly 69.50
Of velour and silvertene in several choice tailored and
dressy models.
Smart Misses' Suits 54.00
Formerly 79.50
Featuring models developed in Duvet de Laine, velour
and silvertene.
Misses' Dress Suits 74 QQ
Formerly 100.00 -.w
Plain-tailored and fur-trimmed styles, developed in Duvet
de Laine. Mele and nutria fur trimmings.
MISSES' FROCKS
Velveteen and Chiffen Velvet Frecks . . ZQ (()
Formerly 89M te 95.00 ""vv
Several chic models with antique geld thread embroidery
or touches of metal brocade. Sizes 14 te 20.
Peiret Twill Tailored Frecks dR 00
Formerly 95.00 te 135.00 vvv
Four smart new models with embroidery, braiding or all all
ever thread designs. Sizes 14 te 20.
A Collection of Odd Dresses Off f)f)
Formerly 125.00 te 175.00 "wis
Tailored frocks of Peiret twill and tricetine. Afternoon
frocks of light-color crepe de chine and georgette. Dinner
and dance frocks of lace and taffeta. Sizes 14 te 20.
SIZES 14 TO 18 FOURTH FLOOR
LEOSTILITA'TRA
FIUIEL'IIAUA
Vunica Evldenza'del Conflitte
Sone Gli Attacchi Verbal!
di D'Annunzie
rubltihed ana Distributed Under
. ... . ?EnMIT NO. 841.
" phlnplL th te'e et "iuE
A. fl. DUnLKOON.
PeitmMUr 0nrmL
Trieste, 3 dlccmbrc. te stnte dl
Rtierra tra l'ltnlla c la Keggcuta del
Qunrncre a Hume c' incontinclate alia
mmanette, ma flne n pechi moment!
pr inn dl dctta bra non vi era nlcunu
eyidenza dl pessihill estllltn' iu corse.
II blocce continua ed il sole indizie di
conflitte .seiip flnera i fieri uttnechi
verball dl D'AnnunasIe contre II dcncrnlp
l?J1Vlf?1ln n In tnumn .annt..! 1 ....ft
corcendnno la citta'.
Ue communication! tra Fiumc a le
Iele di Arbe c Veglla sone state tagllate
llnllD nitttllclfn rnirnlnrt lf,.1le.. ..1 I
vivyri non poss.eno cluneerc nd esse
dalla citta' til Fiumc. he ferze del peetn
isolate. II traffice fcrroviarle funzlenava
uue a lama era leri sera, ma 1c usual!
rcstrizieni furone rinferznte sulln linen
ill ili'innrnnxfniin Tl nnELnn!n .1..!
k'Kienari dl D'Annunzie nttraverse
(icttn linen c probite.
Kmlhsari di D'Annunzie narebbcre In
proclnte dl Hplegare libernmente I
Ijunti di vlnta del pecta, ma poce prima
della mazzunette non vi crnne stra-
erdlnarl segnl che la minacciata guerra
Pfendesne una plu' cencrcta forma.
II General Caviglla c' state capace dl
preudcrc dlspoMiieni tall notte lc e.uall
le ferze di D'Annunzie sone cestrette a
rimnncrc In Fiumc e tuttle le'navl nl
coinnnde del pectn rlmangone nel porte
eenza avventurarsl di mueversi,
I erl Flume aembrava tranqullla con
1 ccccziene dl un Impertnntc lncursienp
dl enccia sottemarlnl. Ncesi'n per per
cettlblle movlmcnte vi Iu dn part della
P0P,JntIone ,a 1unIe mantlene una
indiffcrente nttltudlne verse 1 leglonerl
.! uiiiviiiane i iqveti at ilirena
Un raembre dclle State Magglere dl
D'Annunzie, parlande ad un orrlspon errlspon orrlspen
dente dell'ABsedatcd Press ha dichi dichi
ara'te che 11 cemandante qualera. 11
Parlamento Itallana avesse rlconesciuto
I bueI servizl per l'occupazlene dl
Fiumc, Barebbe divenute conclllatlve
ncll'attunle cVcnte.
"Ncssune pue' ncgare egll ha actie
che D'AunnunzIe ha salvate Fiumc.
ma ncssuna mcnzlene c' atate fatta del
bue eperate nel rcccntl erdlni par-lamcntarl."
Come in and Loek Over Our
Fine Selection of
Beeks for Children
They'll dellnht the little folks
ON' CliniHTMAH
and ter a Ien time afterwards
The Library Shep
15 S. 13th St.. Philadelphia
Our New Catalogue Is Ready
Glancing ever the pages of
this book is like looking into
the display cases in our .store.
Hundreds of attractive and
appropriate gifts in Diamonds,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Silverware are accurately illus
trated and moderately prided.
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Call or Write for a Copy.
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ANNOUNCE
A Most Extraordinary
Purchase and Sale of
Ji WOMEN'S FUR-TRIMMED
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Regular Prices 150.00 te 195.00
The materials featured in this collection are all imported and include
ENGLISH VELVETEEN, RODIER'S PANACLE and CHIFFON
VELVETS. Cellars and cuffs are trimmed with BEAVER, LAPIN,
WOLF, ELEPHANT (dyed) SQUIRREL, TAUPE NUTRIA, HUD
SON SEAL, KOLINSKY SQUIRREL and AMERICAN ERMINE
in colorings suitable for daytime and evening wear. All sizes.
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT, THIRD FLOOR
COATS (31, WRAP-COATS
38.00
Regular Prices 59-50 te 79.50
This collection includes the season's best models developed
in the wanted and most fashionable fabrics, featuring PILE
FABRICS, SILVERTONE VELOUR and BOLIVIA.
Many are plain tailored and have smart fringe threw tie
and convertible cellars. Seme feature French Seal cellars.
All are beautifully lined throughout with plain and fancy
Peau de Cygne and heavily interlined. All sizes up te 42.
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT, THIRD FLOOR
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38.00
Regular Price 65.00
This group consists of short coats developed in
ENGLISH PLAID -BACK TWEEDS and
SUEDENES large shawl cellars of natural Rac
coon and Australian Opossum.
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A Smashing Cut!
2034 suits and overcoats
Including the Famous,
Rogers Peet Ce. Clethes
Three Bargain Prices
$35 $45 $55'
Fancy Mixtures.
Serges.
Cassimeres.
Cheviots.
All sizes
The season's greatest
Opportunity
144 were $50
195 were 55
245 were 60
304 were 65
312 were 70
265 were 75
180 were 80
2 1 9 were 85
170 were 90
Alterations at Ce$t
New $35
New $45
New $55
Christmas Gifts for Men
at Revised Prices
WE ARE LETTING GO OUR
ENTIRE STOCK OF FINEST MEN'S'
FURNISHINGS AT EXTRAORDI
NARY SAVINGS.
SILK SHIRTS
white and fancy
$8.50.
Formerly up te $16.50
SILK, COTTON
SHIRTS
white and fancy
$5.50
Formerly up te $9.00
MADRAS SHIRTS
white and fancy
$2.75
Were $3.50-$4.00
MADRAS SHIRTS
white and fancy
$3.85
Were $5.00-$6.0O
Neckwear
$1.50 Neckwear,
new $1.00
$2.00 Neckwear,
new $1.50
$4.50 - $5.00 Neckwear, new $3.50
$2.50-$3 Neckwear,
new $2.00
$3.50-$4 Neckwear,
new $2.50
Heuse Robes, Mufflers, Gloves, Pajamas,
Hosiery, Underwear, Handkerchiefs, Canes,
Umbrellas, etc. at worth while savings.
Ferre 3 Ce. inc.
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Agents for Rogers Peel Clethes
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