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TRYING OUT CHRISTMAS SKATES
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Factional Fight in Chamber of
Doputies Gallories Quolletl ;
by Armed Force
FIGHT OF LONG STANDING'
By the Avvoelnled Prwtn
Mexico Cl(. Tice .",0. Tlie Mrxiian
Chamber of Depiitic wns itivmlH b
Armed ferrr yeMrrdav for the fircl
time In Its lilMerj. whrn Iroeps were
railed In te quell fighting in the r.i1
leriea between factieni STtiipiUhfitig
with the Liberal Censtltutmnnllit Pnrt
and the Secial I)enlnerlt bloc. Whips
nnd canei were ni-ed by the combatants
In the ptrnsglc. wtili'li nree ever effort?
te win control of the permanent com
mission which is te act during the re
MM e! Cengres. from Jnminry 1 un
til next September
Election of t'el rummi'Men bn been
xpected for the last fortnight, and the
Sallerleg at each jeMeu have been
crowded bv the jnuiathireri of the con
tending groups. The liberal Count! -tutlenallptn
rcpraesnit moderate plit
leal opinion, while the tcrint (lemecratlc
bloc Js credited with radical tenden
cies. Hoeting ,iiirl heutmg tn the gj
leries have made the .mihis almost
Impossible, and lit M-uday Kdotiarde
Vasconcclep. president of the ihamber.
ordered the police te clear the gal
leries. Thta ther ere unuble te de.
the crowd remaining until the fitting
was flnallv adjourned fterward. a
tight took place outbid" the chamber be
tween the two groups which it required
troops te quell
fener ViM'eni' !., rcsiriil.iv aKei
President Obregeu fei .iriiiivl fnrrr te
maintain order and the Wtter placea
S00 xldicrs at hi. .livpepnl. Hie g'd
leries were eredd nt an early hour
and fb" umil dl'erders hean. where,
i pen thA soldiers enter (1 the chamber
and steed at attcntim for -i half hour
Members of the rhnmbvr protested at
the milUarv display, and the tre"p
were ordered te retire te the corridor-
Discussion of the budg't then a
continued, until there came a sudden
invasion of the galleriei" by follower"
of the bloc nrmed w-ith li.ehes and
fctickn. 1'her attacked the Liberal C' r
rtltutlenali't frmpatliiet, ind a hand
le-band fijfct cnMi-d. in whib the at
tneUera were vn'innruv. The soldiers
rurhed in and inters eneil. hut the bloc
forces remained triuninhnnllj inside
WOMEN ORGANIZE B. AND l."
Betsy Ress Association Incorporated ,
by Court at Trenten t
Trenten. Pec " f' A. ! i-
' Articles of Incorporate for the !?et.j
Rej,b Building and Lean Association of
Newark, the Dm of its kind in New
Jersey composed solely of women, were
apnreed teda. bv the State banking,
and insurance commissioner.
Kvery official of the new association
from ceuusel te members of the heard of
management, is a woman.
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LOREN
DEFENDED
new Mra. Jehn J. Mitchell, Jr., en
which the reputation of Dr. Lercns
largely has been built.
The atatement of the official organ of
'the American Medical ABSdclatlen Mip
i ports n statement iiiade Inst June befere
the American 'iM-mepeinc Association in
Uosten by Dr. Jehn Itldlen, who treated
Miss Armour and finally called in Dr.
l.erenz.
Dr. Hidlen Is esteemed as one of the
New Mrs. Mitchell, SIlO Doilies; foremost orthopedic experts In the
uniicu einicB, lie epcrnica upon ti"
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BY L0L1TA ARMOURi
Charge of American Who
Alse Troated Her
HIPS ARE -STILL IMPERFECT
( liicage, Dec. .'10 -Airs., Jehn .1
Miti'hcll. Jr.. formerly Lellt'n Armetiv
was asked Inst night In make a state
ment regarding the result of her tre.it
inent eighteen years age by Dr. Lerm.
Arminir when she wns three eara old
aud was stlld te huve been successful
with one hip. The ether hip presented
difficulties which occasioned the sugges
tion that the faineiiH Vienna surgeon be
called Inte the cac. The rcsultd in that
case were described b Dr. Itldlen with
out icferrlng by tiamc te the patient,
whose identity was iceegiilzed immedi
ately by the medical scientists te whom
the former Miss Amour s surgeon fid
tlii'ssed his leiiiark"
I cannot ,ay thnt a perfect cure has
been effected in either hip." was the
eplv, "Hut the hip treated I"
' l.erenz is far better than the ether one. i
(which he could de little with be aue
tt hart lieen tee nadly nilslinnulnl ne
said. 1 myself believe thnt had It net
been for the work done befote he u:is
inlled en my case he could have effci ted
a complete cure.
"Dr. l.erenz docs net claim tn be
'a miracle man.' lie is simply lining
tin' best he can. I belicc lie lias been
tee much exploited by these who .ire
handling his finances. He lias been
glicn ten much publicity, which 1 am
Says "lireiif lcg" Is bbert
"In one of inj bilateral cases with
lit,. Inft 1.11 ll, .111. 1 lIlA ..IffM Mil mil "
1, iui I'll IH' in iiiiii i,i. i'". ,' .'..
r- ' ...I. I It. Il.1l..n I'l.n Mnliii.l Mm flfrll
rum -. iiniii'ii, in ivii ii in ., n.
Mclatleti1 flntl of the British Orthopedic
Association, refers te numerous ether
cases he treated Jointly with Dr. Le
renz. In some cases the treatment re
sulted in fracture pf the neck of the
femur and consequent paralysla, due
le Ihe tremendous iii-cssure used by the
operating surgeon In trying te force
the dislocated joints back Inte posi
tion. He mentions n case lt which he
claims "LereiiJ! failed te replace the
hip: told the father of the patient thnt
he had really put the hip lu. collected
.?."00, and again told the fathcClliat the
hip was In when the cast was removed"
nnd an X-rny made by Dr. llldlen dis
closed that the hip wan ntlll out.
Net only Is the skill of Dr. LercnA
discounted by Dr. nidlen In his review
of Hie cases they treated together In
Chicago years age, but bin discovery of
the "bloodless surgery" Is illspiiteu by
the Chicago surgeon who asserts thnt
Lerenr. merely made certain modifica
tions In a method which was developed
by a famous Itnliun orthopedic surgeon,
l'aei. of I'isa.
Dr. Hidlen was a member of the com
mittee of Chicago surgeons who. In a)
hip In IPII'J and ngiiln In IPO,'!, but the signed statement en December ", among
pnllent still limps, and it is evident thnt . ether things, said:
the l.erenr. leg is hiierter mini ine
"The proposed visit of Dr. Lereim
will nccempllsh mere harm than geed,
nnd we are epppsed Id any p ad by
which countless numbers bf cripples will
huvci their hopes raised, te the skies only
te have them blasted when thev Unci
thev have been misled. Ills visit .will
make every rrlpple In America dlssatls
lied and dfwtvpeliilcd because they were
unnblc le' reach ihe 'mlracJr man :
etbera beeause he would net be nble te
treat them."
DENY MISS MINTER'S WED
natiennl confidence whleli the .:". "".I
wnys conducted In the. hum. t,
long been a conviction with m
IT kl H
l"M. It Clfl
- "s -H
'Itldlen leg.' '
Piirthi'l- support of the statements
nf both Dr HldU.n nnd the Journal of
(lie American Mcdlent Association was
given jctcidm by Dr. Virgil P. Gib
ney, for lift ears head of the Hospi
tal for Ruptured and Crippled. In We.l
Kortv-secend street, who (.potnerrd Dr.
Lerenr, when the lnttcr made his first
ilslt te the United ytnles. "VVtlheut i
mlnlnilzlng the accomplishments of the
Mether of Screen 8tar Lays Rumer
te Jeke
New Yerlt, Dec. ,'10. - Broadway
liearjl rumors rstcrday that Mary Miles
Mi'ntrr had eloped with Thomaa 11.
Dixen, son of the millionaire pencil
manufacturer.
Mra, Chavlette Shelby, mother of
Mls Mlntcr, new en her way te Cali
fernia, plftce,d little credence tn tlie re
ports of the mnrriag
riitnbra were based -
Chrismas pnrtv, where MIsh junter nnd putting ferwaril are going te brin Va. '
Dixen njayfully pretended they were j a vast improvement In the mii1!'
.1 . J !. I t.nnlHnna linn J Ia I. ll '"llOTlil
going IU tiuiic. juunuiuea enuuiiuii 111 mc COtlllng jn fl,.
HARDING SEES PRQSPgm
Calls en TraVfillnn Mm . .
Werk for Business Revlv.i I
OmatiA, Neb., Dec. 80. (p- k'J.
Hcllef that the natldn.l builfljJ i.T
uatlen is going te Improve in J02-S
expressed Dy rresiuent Harding U M
message made public today h, tk.
uniana unamecr of Cemmere. i- ' vi
iifinflnn i-tfl, a i.i.i!mu . 'j)3t
frrt,1ln im.n
llllTHIllfb 1JICII, h
Preftliten TTnft)lnM ..t.i
tnrncst 4ep6 that traveling men w if
"tlng of OnuVi
continue In the coming' year the sbW
did work for American bualn..?1:'
iar
It
no group of men de morn in ...... ."W
spirit nnd sentiment of uptlm lV"'
feuljj
J sad
K!a!?tiS
de these ambassadors of buBlne, "'?'
like le call them. ' ' ll
ge. She said the "I bftpe and firmly believe thm .J
en a Jeke at n i effort s'wh I ch they and many ethV ' J
e MIsh Mlnter nnd puttlng forward are going te brin Vii"'l
1!!1
Twe maids fiTiniil en Hie Ice today at Concourse) take, K.ilnneiinl
Park, said tlie'e been w.citliig ever since Clnlstmas morning for this
chance. Twe ponds were pronounced safe for skaters this morning
FIRE IMPERILS 21 LIVES
Tenement Heuse Ignited by Explo
sion Believed Caused by Bemb
Heelicstei V .. Dec. "te -(Bt A.
P i Tne llw-, nf twenty. one iier-iiu3
were cndangcr'il car! tedny in a tene
ment house liie which followed a m-s-terle
is e Iomeii
Anthen; Scalia. who nccupie hi
second-story of tne three story build
ing, was awakened by tlie explosion
sure he does net want and does net no
predate. He la doing all he can under Viennese surgeon. Dr. Qlbney lid
tlie circumstances. niitted .
"There is. of course, much jcaleusv .it i10,vn thai a cure was net
nmeng doctors, and they arc net cnger I rffcrted in the case of Miss Armour by
te see great laurcK go te a foreign dc- pr Lerenz."
ler. Persnnull. I tun very fend of l'i.j The itiabllltj of Di . Lerenz te bring
l'ereiu. ami I feel thai if it bad net ,h0U(, complete cure in the famous
been for him 1 would net new be getting I (nsf 0f ,iSR Armour in net known gen-
inucn pleasure em 01 inc. Icially among the members et tn medl- j
' cnl nrnfesRlen. who. like the laltv. hed
which is belieied b the polite te have . , -r.w eru. uec. ou. i.eiua Anne.ir. (l(.,.ft(,a rc,uIlB Bs n j.ure but an ex-
inn .,. i i,r n i,nn,i, tin .i, i i i 'lui'Khter of .1. Ogden Armour, of ( hi- ,-ept en must be made in the en se of the
been caused by a bomb, lie carried hls(.aK0, was net rurw)i HB i cemnmnlv I or!henedlo specialists who cihlblt much
wife nnd two children te the street in supposed, of a celigenitnl dislocation ' femllfHi itx with Lercn.'s chscs and
thelc night clothing. The temperature the hips b) Dr Adelf Lerenr., new be- , nietheiU "
was but a few degrees :ibnw zero. Pe- "-leged in the municipal clinics of New I .
llcemen assisted ether occupants of the'erk lu thousands of pitiful cripples Declares Necks Hreken
bul'.ding te safety, iwlie recavd lilm as "the miracle man" Atnns with the ense of Miss Aimeur.
A man giving bis name as Prank of orthopedic surgerv. says the Journal Pi . Hidlen in his address, which has I
Scnrte wu found loitering near the nf the American Medical Association in ' been reproduced In the Journal of
tcenr and was nrresinl en a charge of lis l-"-tii of December 2-1. referring te j Orthopedic Surgery, official publice- ,
vagrancy. the case of the former Miss Armour, tien of the American Orthopedic As- i
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ITY, -MORE EC0N0MY,-,-M0RE FRIENDS
AND CUSTOMERS,-THESE ARE THE AIMS
WHICH HAVE AGAIN INSPIRED US TO BETTER
OUR LAST BEST EFFORTS IN MAKING THE
MAWSON & DEMANY JANUARY SALE THE
MOST POPULAR FUR MERCHANDISING
PROPOSITION OF THIS OR ANY PREVIOUS
SEASON.
4 Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase in Our Storage
Vaults Until Next Fall. Payments te Be Continued Monthly
Through the Spring and Summer
Formerly Reduced t
Marmet Coats ... (se inch) 75.00 49.50
Russian Peny Coats (xe inch) 75.00 49.50
Australian Nutria (S6 trek) 98.50 49.50
French Seal Coats r . inch) 120.00 65.00
Seal-Trimmed Leepard Cat Coats as inch) 120.00 79.50
Nutria-Trimmed French Seal Coats (sc inch)
Trimmed Russian Peny Coats ...., . (4e inch)
French Seal Ceals . c,e inch)
Marmet Coats', Raccoon Trimmed de inch)
Natural Muskrat Coats (se inch)
Austr. Opossum Tr. French Seal Coats . (se inch)
Skunk-Trimmed French Seal Coats (ss inch)
Skunk-Trimmed French Seal Coats ae inch)
Natural Muskrat Coats de inch)
Scotch Moleskin Coats (36 inch)
Natural Raccoon Coats de inch)
Moleskin Wraps ds inch)
Iludsen Seal Coats (36 inch)
Skunk-Trimmed Hudsen Seal Coats . . . (se inch)
Black Meire Caracul Wraps .as inch)
Hudsen Seal Ceals de inch)
Skunk-Trimmed Hudsen Seal Coats . . . . Ue inch)
Natural Squirrel Coats , (se inch)
Hudsen Seal Wraps ds inch)
Trimmed Leepard Skin Ceals ..;.,. (s inch)
Natural Squirrel Coats . de inch)
Skunk-Trimmed Persian Lamb Coats . . ds inch)
Genuine Alaska Seal Coats ai6 inch)
Natural Squirrel Wraps, Smart ds inch)
Taupe Caracul Wraps- ds inch)
Natural Mink Coats de inch) .
Jap Mink Wraps c,h inch)
Alaska Beaver Ceat (xr, Wch)
Broadtail Wrap rm inch)
Natural Mink Wrap as inch)
;.rra Lame Size Ceals up te
1
150.00
135.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
185.00
180.00
200.00
245.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
325.00
375.00
375.00
395.00
425.00
425.00
450.00
450.00
525.00
600.00
675.00
750.00
750.00
750.00
750.00
900.00
900.00
500.00
79.50
89:50
, 89.50,
110.00
110.00
115.00
119.50
129.75
132.00
195.00
195.00
195.00
195.00
,. 225.00
245.00
245.00
275.00
275.00
295.00
295.00
345.00
395.00
445.00
495.00
495.00
495.00
495.00
595.00
595.00
995.00
Chokers, Scarfs, Steles and Sets at Savings up le 50e
N'atural bquirrrl t. li
Ian Mink Lliekn
N'atural Mink Chek
'I aupc Fex Scarfs.
Brown Fex Scarfs.
Stene , Marten Chek
Taupe V Sets. . .
French Seal Stoics
Taupe Wolf Sets. .
Cress l"ex Sc.lrfs. .
Black .mix Scarfs
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Regulnrly
12.50
1 .1.50
10.50
22.50
22.50
.17.50
37.50
45.00
52.50
67.50
75.00
New
8.50
8.50
12.50
14.50
14.50
24.50
24.50
29.50
34.50
44.50
49.50
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Marlen ( ImUi e
HiidMjii Ha Sable Lhekcrs . 70.00
Iludsen Seal Stele 75.00
Ded Blue Fe Cliekcis .. 08.50
Vutrh Mele Steles 110.00
I'carl dray Fe. Chokers. ..1200U
Natural Squirrel Steles 120.00
lap Mink Stoics 120.00
N'atuial Fisher Clmk-rrs i?nrm
skunk stele--,. . " innn
R.guUrly New
. 52.50 34.50
Natural Mmk .- 'eles
44.50
49.50
64.60
69.50
74.60
79.50
79.50
79.60
79.50
25.00 145.00
Children's Kur Sets
Reduced te 5.50 te 39.50
Hudsen Seal M nil's
Formerly 15.00, New 9.75
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