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HARA'S SUCCESSOR
NOT YET SELECTED
Marquis Saienji Most Promi
nently Mentioned Hara
Funeral Rites Held
CRIME LONG CONTEMPLATED
n.v Hie Asseclntcl Prow
Tohie. Xe. -S. Conferences of the
Elder Statesmen continue in nn effort
te arrive nt nn nKreenient upon a mid mid
cefer te Piemier Ilnrn, who wns a
kjpsinatcil I'rldny nlBlit.
Martini" Snlenjl, Mnrquls Miitsti
liitn, finren Mukine nnd Adinirnl Snlte.
fiomner (Icnwnl of ICeren. discussed
llie pittiall'iii nt neme length nt the pnl
rfc vpftTilny. but fe fur ns Ik known
te ilccWen wns renehed.
The funcrnl of M. Hnrn yeBtcrtlny
wa l"''1' nt ''''" rcfiidence. and wan nt
trndwl enl by personal friend". After
the service., conducted by n Uuddhl-it
rriest, the funernl cortege proceeded te
the headquarters of the Seljukni
trfrty, of which the late Premier uns
the head, vheic the body 'vns viewed
by theuwindi. Later It wns removed en
d upecial tniln te Morielen. uliere the
trial ceicmeny will be held Krld.iy.
Ijenjr Trailed Victim
The awnwin, RyHil Nnkekn, hni
confessed thnt he planned the crime
tcrcral months n?e. imd thnt he trailed
the Premier sinee tl.nt time, seeking i
favorable opportunity in Htiib him.
There is much speculation concern
ins the possible successor te M.' Hnrn.
Jlareuh Snlenjl is most iirmiilncnth
Mentioned, but in some quarters it is
Hated that he is unwilling te take ever
the duties himself, preferring merely te
have ft hnml in the appointment. Others
believe, however, that with n little ad
ditional presMire he could be induced
te accept the iK)t.
These of the former opinion declare
that MarqnN Snlenjl is ngnlnxt fuithcr
monepillntloii of power by the Selvu
Ul. nnd thnt he hns nierc thnn once
Indicated his displeasure concerning the
FREE EXHIBITION
PAINTINGS and
I)p I.nite' I'nrlmlt of
(IKNKIIAI, rKHSHl.NO
McCLEES GALLERIES
1307 WALNTT ST.
Itarr UihliiK nnd Mcnetlnl
lYiim'ni; ii Npeclnlty
EyEffiifrG PUBLIC LEDEKPHIL'IdELHIA, ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1921
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appointment of some
Cabinet members.
of the present
Expect SalenJI te Accept
They nrgue thnt he is ted fnr-Biehtcd
te assume oflice under the present cir
cumstances and thus risk his pelltlcnl
fJTurc.
These holding the opposite view de
clare he will rise te the occasion if urged
by Field Marshal Prince Ynmagata nnd
given the privilege of using his discre
tion ns te clmnges in the Cabinet.
JLiic preponderance of newspaper
uimuuii upprnm 10 ee in inver ei avoid
ing nny political embroilment In view
of tlie coming Confcrcme en Limitation
of Armaments and Far Kastern ques
tions seen te open In Washington.
MURRAY ESCAPES CHAIR
Once
After-Dinner Triclcs
doubling the Angers it will rise as en
n binge.
Copurteht, tail, lv Publte Ltieer Cemvanv
Convicted of First Denree
Murder, New of 8ecend
Jehn 12. Murrny. once convicted of bnck of tlu lmiid
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Oil City Hunter Killed
Oil City, Pa., Nev. 8. Inmcs Mor Mer
risscy, forty-seven jenrs old, of Oil
nlv n.Mntif.i1tt' ulinf ntnl tflllpft lllfnMplf
I .. 1.!l,i 1m t.nu ti.ninNlni. In iii lilintlMf.
MJIIir in- .,,.- iMmiin m (,' iii...v.e
Ne. S Levitntlen of ji Match Hex i
A match box Is placed upright en the
CK of till! hand. It In nimlir.il ilnit'ti
murder in the first degree nnd tried for mit Immediately rises te its former po pe
the second time because of a reversal of) l,t,len . A(''r ome repetition, the box
flmf nnnuir-tint. -n .,....!. .i I ' neiulcil for examination, but uethlne
thnt conviction, wns renrirtril nf mm-.
dcr In the second degree Inst night in
the Court of O.icr nnd Terminer. Ills
animal, William A. Gray, en hearing
the erdlct, nt once npprlscd Judge
Mennghnii thnt the prisoner would offer
no further resistance and would ac
cept sentence.
unusual Is discovered. j
In setting the box en the back of the
hand, the drawer is pushed out slightly I
and, in pushing It buck, n bit 6f flesh ,
is pinched between the box nnd the edge
of the drnwer. I
The box is then knocked down flat en
the bnck of the hand, but by merely
A GexdenFuU
WTdips
Next Spring
AlW
fMnjlliff Sk&y,'' yu plant
w!itmU the bulbs
li 1 3 w!tlVlfi$w!& new
Hul Wwi yfSupcrfine
)H Wffiz&r Mixed
OTJl WMxjr Celers
ytwSlBjv ,,0- ,0ci ''se
. xWrn'tr ' v" 10,)
"wjir jvr mne, J20.00
MpcdHl I'rlre
Hyacinth, Narcissus, Daffo
dil and otherseasenablebulbs.
Palms, Ferns, Plant Tubs,
Jardinieres, Pets and Saucers,
Poultry Supplies.
Pep Cern and Cern Pop Pep
pers. Cntuleg Free
MICHELL'S
518-516 Market St.
A.
$9
The Walk-Over
"Freshie"
Unappreached i n
- newness. Girls who
lead with the smart
fashions are wearing
"Freshies."
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1228 MARKET
Harpers
Wakver
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1022 CHESTNUT
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1204 Chestnut St.
Founded In 1894
11 Seuth 15th St.
1119-21 Market St
Suits
Beginning This Morning At 8.30
2150
Overcoats And
Sharply Reduced I
Kir schbaum Clethes Values Up Te $65
27:50
wire y .mis
Values up te $40
The Overcoat s Ulsters, Ulstercttes, Dress Coats,
Bex-Backs, Chesterfields.
The Suits Men's and young men's models in fine
all-wool weaves. Decisive reductions from cur reg
ular closely-marked prices.
$37-50
Values up te $50
The Overcoats Great Coats and Ulsters in plaid
backs 'and fine fleeces; Raglans, English Full-Back
Coats and Chesterfields.
The Suits Worsteds, Serges, Tweeds and Cheviots.
$47-50 "
Values up te $65
Seme of the very finest suits and overcoat the Kirsch
baum shops produce; superbly tailored in choice
imported and domestic weaves.
Ne Charge Fer
Alterations I
Every Reduction A Genuine Mark -Down Of Our Clese Regular Prices !
Here Is The Buying Opportunity Men Have Been Waiting Fer !
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
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800 Cleth and
Silk Dresses in a
Most Remarkable
Under-Price Sale
A Special Purchase of Nearly 600 Dresses
at Practically Our Own Price, With 200
Dresses from Our Regular Stock Reduced
One-third te One-half
Street, Afternoon and Evening Dresses the choicest models
of the season, Dresses purchased at less than the early season's
wholesale price, and Dresses from our regular stock marked one
third te one-half less for immediate clearance. All fashionable
materials, styles and shades the opportunity of the season for
the most delightful selection, as well as the greatest savings in
years.
Beaded and Embroidered
Duvet de Laine Dresses
$25
Less Than Fermer Wholesale Price
Straight-line and panel models und' ethert, with circular skirta.
Bodices with vestees of lace or self-material, or having the round
cellarlcss neck-line. Three-quarter-length sleee& in the new wide
effects. Smart narrow tic girdles. Black, navy, brown and u
lovely new blue
Street, Afternoon and
Evening Dresses
$45
Reductions of One-third te One-half
Crepe Georgette, Reshanara crepe, crepe meteor, Carjten crepe,
tricetine and duvetine, lace-and-tinsel embroidery and lovely vel
vets the material alene tell the fine quality. All excellent models
and the most desirable shades. Net many of any one model se
better get here early.
Charming New Silk Dresses, $12.50
-MANY WORTH NEARLY DOUBLE-Crepe de chine and crepe Georgette.
Tunic, straight-line, plaited-skirt, plaited-tunic and panel models. Black, navy, dark
brown, French gray, taupe and beige. Sizes 36 te SO.
Pussy Willow Satin Dresses, $19.75
MORE THAN ONE-THIRD UNDER PRICE Twe straight-line models of Pubsy
Willow satin, made with tie sashes one beaded en the sides from neck te hem; the
ether with crnpe Georgette sleeves in the new wide htyles, embroidered in metallic effect.
Anether Let of Fine Dresses, $35.00
WERE FORMERLY $57.50 te $65.00 Included are tricetine,
Ueorgette and crepe meteor, seme plain tailored ethers
excellent assortment of styles and shades.
Straw brld L
duvetine, crepe
beautifully beaded an
li r- ! nJ i ie
Miruet ferret
Beys' Overcoats
at Special Prices
SMALL BOYS' OVERCOATS, of all
wool chinchilla cloth, belted all around,
warm plaid linings special at $11.75.
JUNIOR BOYS' OVERCOATS, of warm
all-wool fabrics, plaid-lined, belted all
around; with convertible cellar 9 te 12
years special at $J5.00. '
LARGE BOYS' ULSTER OVERCOATS,
with convertible cellar, full belt and many
with inverted plait $18.00.
nnvR'MirKivAwa.fnii ii.i-.... . ..
18 vearB-.SH 75 """""" umnKei C10U,( WItn Mll nnd ""ff pockets; 8 te
$11.75.
Our own new nracticul "Makine" Ceat, 1) te 18 years $13.75.
StruwbrlOc & Clothier
Second Fleer, Hast
Seme of the Reasons
Why We Say, Buy in
November and Pay
January First
Eleven years age when we inaugu
rated this system as an innovation in
Philadelphia, we saw many distinct ad
vantages te the public and te the Stere.
The congestion of Holiday buying
between December 1st and 24th, placed
an almost superhuman task pn our or
ganization a test of endurance for even
the best trained and most loyal empleyes.
Up te that time the practice of keep
ing open in the evening before Christ
mas had long been in operation in this
city. We were always opposed te this
and steed resolutely against it, until it
was abolished by all large stores.
Even though our empleyes did net
have the added burden of these exces
sively long hours, there was still far
tee much overtime required because of
the immense amount of work te be done
in se short a time.
With the BUY IN NOVEMBER, PAY IN
JANUARY Campaign, this immediately began
te change. The volume of November business
increased; the lead was mere evenly distrib
uted; the work was better done; fewer mis
takes were made, and where an error did occur
there was mere opportunity te correct Jt. We
were distinctly benefited from an operating
standpoint.
Heye Is Where Our Custom
ers Benefit
Our Holiday stocks arc at their fullest in
November. Our plan gives time for careful
and unhurried selection. It relieves customers
of anxiety and doubt as te whether gifts will be
received before hristmas. It helps the great
transportation agencies te solve their problems.
It removes all reasons for waiting until
December te buy gifts. Buy in November,
and, unless you prefer te pay your November
bill en December 1st, everything bought from
new until December 31st may be paid for when
veu receive your bill January 1st. (If you
have no charge account, new is a geed time
te open one.)
the following remarkable values
Savings of one-fourth te mere than
A Timely Importation
of Beautiful Lace
Curtains
At Interesting Prices
Point de Paris and Irish Point Lace Cur
tains such as we have net had this long time
at such low prices. Scores of patterns suit
able for every room in the house. Seme plain,
ether- with pretty motifs, marginal, inset or
double borders, leaf and scroll designs in
wonderful variation. All en net of the finest
quality, in white or ivory.
Sash Curlaine, 21 and 24 Yards Lenff
$5.50 te $Jt0.00 a Fair
I'ull-Lcngth Curtains $8.00 te $45.00 a Pair
Straw bridge Clothier Third Fleer, Centra
Sale of Odd Pieces of
Silver Toilet Ware
Sterling Silver Toilet Articles in handsome
designs away under price, . since lines are
broken. Among them
Hair Brushes $6.75 and $?.73
Mirrors $S.OO and $12.00
Small Military Brashes $3.00 and $5.25
nil Buffers $3.00 and $4.00 '
Hut Briishe-$.00 and $4.00
And larieus binall pieces.
S'rawbrdse 4 Clet'il-r 'Me R Ma-kft Street
A Special Purchase of
Sporting Goods
Makes
possible,
one-half.
Beys1 Boxing Gloves $3.00
Set of four; brown sheepskin.
Full-size Gloves $5.00
Set of four; leather palms.
Basket Balls $6.50
Official weight and size; genuine cowhide
cover, complete with rubber bladder. Slight
imperfections of manufacture appear in bome
nothing te impair serviceability.
Velley Balls $5.00
Cever of genuine calfskin.
Rugby Feet Balls $1.85
Pebble-grain sheepskin cover, with rubber
bladder. MruwbrldKe Clothier- Fourth Fleer
Men's Four-in-Hands
Knitted, 60c
Grenadine, $1.65
There is still a geed assortment for selec
tion in both groups. The Four-in-hands at
GOc nre of knitted silk. These at $1.65 are of
silk knitted grenadine. All in the latest pat
terns, and all at savings that average one
half. Mrunrrlc'R,. A I 1 ,thlr- )a i Market Street
HiisolJfFellies "
Fer Your Player-Piane
The following Player-Piane Werd Rolls at
$1.25 each
"Brinu Bark My Blushing Rese"
"My Man" (Wen Hemme)
'Sally, Won't Yeu Ceiie Back"
"Second Hand Hese"
btr.twtiriil & lathiar rirth Fleer Wee-
Aluminum Utensils at
Special Prices
"WEAR-Ei:R" Pudding Pan Sets, 1
quart, 14 -quart and 2-quart $1.95.
WEAR-EVER" Pie Plates. Set of three-
"WEAR-EVER" Measuring Cups-29c
A whole tableful of useful Aluminum Uten
sils of ether makes 95c.
Alse n tableful at $1.25.
StrnnbriiUc i. Clothier IHnrrxnt
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